Numerous Social Events Being Held At Lexington
AS TO THE ENTERPRISE LEXINGTON, Jan. 19. The Parkland Circle of the First Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. J. R. Terry on West First avenue. Devotional led by Mrs. Terry, new committees formed for the coming year. Social hour featured sandwiches cake and coffee for listed members. Mrs. N. A. Beck hosted a contract bridge club gathering on West Fifth avenue Thursday evening.
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Lexington
Parkland
First Methodist Church
J. R. Terry
West First Avenue
Terry
J. BE. Abernethy
Ralph Burgin
H. J. Beck
Cc. H. Henly
George Hackney
L. F. Weaver
Cc. C. Leonard
W. H. Baker
John Sink
Vance Myers
John Craver
N. A. Beck
Contract
West Fifth Avenue
Hayes
First Baptist Church
Fred Sowers
West Center Street
Graham Crutchfield
Callie Carroll
Fred Wilson
Ollie Mendenhall
Jones
Alma Owen
Hartzog
Chalmer Hutchins
John Hewitt
Hattie Miller
B. F. Lee
Mother's Club
J. A. Smith
W. T. Hall
L. T. Fry
Thomas A. Edison
J. C. Bowers
Mother’s Magazine
Constipation Symptoms Noted and Kellogg’s Remedy Promoted
Warning signs include headaches loss of appetite and energy sallow complexion and sleeplessness. The ad touts Kellogg’s All Bran as a bulk forming cereal to aid regularity with two tablespoons daily recommended and notes Att-Bran as iron rich. Also mentions cooking uses and grocery availability in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Sheila Shayne A Rising Dancer Faces Backstage Turmoil
In Atlantic City Sheila Shayne, daughter of vaudeville performers, lands a chorus job and befriends Jim Blaine as tensions rise backstage. A front page expose threatens the cast while Marion Randolph urges Shayne to leave the show, amid show business intrigue and family ties. The excerpt ends with backstage strife and Shane’s emerging role in a Broadway-bound production.
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Sheila Shayne
New York
Sheila
Daisy Gleason
Joe Paris
Trevor Lane
Dick Stanley
Lane
Gordon Mandrake
Mandrake
Jim Blaine
Atlantic City
Jim
Europe
Norman B. Etherington, Jr
Young Etherington
Munich
Emily
Etheringtons
Dad
Blaine
Etherington
Marion Randolph
Mike
Jappy Foster
Shayne
Ehringhaus Declines Speeches For Remainder Of Session
Governor John C. B. Ehringhaus said he will not accept speech engagements during the current legislative session for conservation reasons tied to recent illnesses. He spoke last night at the North Carolina Press Institute in Chapel Hill, where the motor trip from Raleigh aggravated a kidney ailment, though he felt better today.
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Raleigh
John C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina Press Institute
Chapel Hill
General Assembly
Ehringhaus
674 Lives Taken By Cars In N C 1932
North Carolina records show 674 deaths from automobiles in 1932 and 4 783 injuries from 3 266 motor accidents. December fatalities reached 67, about eleven above the yearly average, with 296 accidents noted in the final month.
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N. C
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Phantom note bank display leads to counterfeit bust
In Youngstown Ohio a bank near the city center displayed a replica dollar bill seven times larger than normal as advertising. A Department of Justice operative seized the massive bill and advised the bank to change the display.
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Youngstown. O
Department of Justice
Dave Shuler, 82, Dies at Home in Cooleemee
Dave Shuler of Cooleemee age 82 died at his home after five weeks illness. He was the father of 23 children, 15 living, according to local notice.
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Dave Shuler
Cooleemee
Here
Lawmaker Seeks Tax Exemption for Blind Vendors
Raleigh January 20. Assembly member Kirkpatrick of Mecklenburg introduced a bill to exempt all blind persons engaged in business from payment of privilege taxes.
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Bland Raleigh
Ator Kirkpatrick
Meckleburg
General Assembly
Reindeer Meat a Staple for Northlanders
Reindeer meat stands as a staple food for the Northlanders, providing a key source of sustenance and cultural cuisine in the region. Local hunters and communities rely on this hardy meat, with seasonal availability shaping traditional dishes and diets.
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