Social Club Notes and Community Updates
The Woman's club social service department reports 45.19 in treasury and 12 people aided with clothing since last meeting. Red Cross seal sales total 87.58 with 25 percent sent to Dr. McBrayer. Tuberculosis care talks and family child welfare plans featured. Events include a Lutheran church bike class reception and several Greensboro visits. Laryngitis sidelines Mrs. Cofield. home economics class set for Friday afternoon on Art in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Soyars
High Point
J. W. Wilson
Grace Kephart
Woman’s Club
Lucy Cobb
J. ¥. Hayden
Washington Street
H. A. White
E. M. Shipman
G T C Club Elects Iris Burrus Officers
The G. T. C. Club met at Miss Iris Burrus's Boulevard Street home on Wednesday at 3 pm. Miss Irma Harris was elected president and Miss Lacey Neal Cars became secretary and treasurer after an evening of social ice course chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. C. Gub
Iris Burrus
Boulevard Street
Irma Harris
Lacey Neal Cars
Personal News From The Community
Mrs Rh C Charles returned from Winston where she visited relatives for a week. Mrs Elmer Leake of Greensboro is guest of Mrs Chase Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. C. Charles
Winston
Mrs. (. Elmer Leake
Greensboro
Chase Idol
Italian Regret That American Capital Holds Itself Aloof
Amsterdam dispatch reports Francesco Nitti former Italian minister of agriculture contests claims of a heavy German financial invasion of Italy. He says German outlays into Italian enterprises total about 88 million and that many Germans work in Italian companies without funding. He cites revenue statistics to support his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Signor Nitti
America
United States
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Germany
Francesco Nitti
Dutch Journal For Economics and Geography
Army Mosquito Bats To Be Loosed In San Antonio
An army of several thousand mosquito-eating bats will be released in San Antonio starting mid February to curb the germ laden mosquitoes. Dr. C A R Campbell leads the program through a municipal bat roost established last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
C. A. R. Campbell
Campbell
Lee Jackson Day celebrated here at school program
Tar Heel chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held an afternoon program in the school auditorium honoring Generals Lee and Jackson. More than 200 people, including children, veterans, and Confederacy descendants, attended as Rev. C P Coble opened the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee
Jackson
High Point Glee Club
N.V. Beeson
Thomas J. Gold
America
Mike
Cises
Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast
An editorial style piece promotes internal sanitation by drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver and bowels improves appetite and health, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.
State Council of Farmers Union Meets in Greensboro
Raleigh reports the state council of the Farmers Union meets at Huffine hotel Greensboro to discuss fertilizer issues with manufacturers and consider the rural credits bill. Leaders H.4 Alexander J. M. Templeton E F. C. Faires J. Z. Green W. Grosby present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council OF Farmers Union
Greensboro
Raleigh
State Council of the
Farmers’ Union
Huffine Hotel
House of Congress
H. 4 Alexander
J. M. Templeton
EF. C. Faires
J. Z. Green
W. ©. Grosby
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The
Civic League
Lutheran Bible Class
Lutheran Church
Sunden School
P. D. Brown
Lucy Neal Carr
Elizabeth Council
Irma Harrison
Annie White
Stella Norman
Mer
T. D. Gilliam
W. P. Ragan
Tate
New York
R. B. Terry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Terry
Ir. Terry
Florenton Hotel
Willis Slane
F. A. Wood
Home Economics Department
Mrs. Coffield II
H. A. Coffield
G. T. C Club
Lee Jackson
Rium
T. J. Gold
Ress
Tar Heel
Confederacy
D. M. Pollock
Exer
Rev. C. P. Coble
Ance
Artz DS
Jesse L. Lasky
Treodore Roberts
MR. Crex
Monte Carlo
Madras
Moffitt Furnishings
Stamey Company
Allen
Wachovia Bank
YW. C. Idol
Wescott Roberson
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