Randolph U D C Holds Meeting in Asheboro
Asheboro January 23 Randolph chapter of U D C met at Mrs Henry Ingram home to commemorate the birthdays of Lee and Jackson. Mrs I C Moser read a paper on the leaders and a business session followed. Visitors included Mrs Laurin Crawford and Mrs O L Presnell. Betsy Garner celebrated her second birthday with a Hill Street party for about twenty children. Randolph Book Club met Friday with Mrs W A Coffin.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Lee
Jackson
Henry Ingram
I. C. Moser
Curry Loflin
James Burns
Mesdames Laurin Crawford
J. T Lewallen
O. L. Presnell
Betsy Garner
Grady Garner
Hill Street
Randolph Book Club
Alleniu 48 Hour Weekend Treatment For Rheumatism
A sensationalHealth claim promises relief for rheumatism sufferers in 48 hours with Alleniu weekend treatment. Advert reads joyful testimonials of pain and agony ending by Monday, urging purchase for quick relief.
Allenru week end treatment for rheumatism ad
An 8 ounce bottle of Allenru is advertised at 85 cents claiming relief from rheumatism sciatica and neuritis by resting Friday night through Monday with the drug taken as directed to work faster when the body is relaxed. The ad notes Mann Drug Co. or any progressive druggist in America stock the product and offers a money back guarantee if not as advertised.
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Allenru
Mann Drug Co
America
Leaves Society of Capital Members Move to New York
Mrs. George W. Akerson, longtime Washington social figure, plans to relocate to New York as her Hoover secretary husband leaves Washington for a New York business post. The afternoon program featured Yellowstone Park talks with colored pictures, later notes on the trip to Yellowstone, and a humorous reading. Refreshments followed. Separate items note Mrs. James Burns hosting Duplicate Bridge with new member Mrs. Cleve Thayer, top scores to Mrs. L. C. Moser and Miss Mary Moffitt, and a salad course. The Methodist Protestant Philathea class honored recent bride Mrs. T. F. Lowdermilk with a hidden shower and committee entertainment. Officers elected include President Mrs. Earl Bulla, Vice President Mrs. Mabel Black, Secretary Miss Iola Lowdermilk, Assistant Mrs. L. F. Ross, Treasurer Miss Annie Ferree, with teachers named. Refreshments served. Glasgow to build 1100 new houses.
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George W. Akerson
Washington
Capital
S York
T Hoover
Acto
New
Sunset Avenue
Mesdames W. H. Moring
E. G. Morris
Yellowstone Park
Mesdames
H. P. Corwith
J. P. Garner
Wm. C. Hammer
Yellowstone
James Burns
Duplicate Bridge Club
Salisbury Street
Cleve Thayer
L. C. Moser
Mary Moffitt
Iola Lowdermilk
L .F. Ross
Annie Ferree
A. B. Copenhaver
Ruth Jessup Denies Offering Money to Witness
Ruth Jessup, ordered to testify in the Oakes Muse forgery hearing, appeared from the hospital and denied offering Miss Anna Belle Perrell $100 or any money to influence testimony. Perrell had testified that a party would pay for a two week vacation during the referee's hearing.
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Greensboro
Ruth Jessup
Oakes Muse
Guilford Criminal Court
High Point Hospital
Anna Belle Perrell
High Point
H. M. Robbins
Miss Perrell
Jessup
Lexington
George Younce
H. A. Oakes
Oakes
Tom Scott
Perrell
Hancock's Birth and Revolutionary Roles Split Across Massachusetts
On January 23, 1737, John Hancock was born in Braintree Massachusetts. A Harvard graduate, he served as Boston selectman and gained prominence with his Boston massacre anniversary speech. Hancock chaired the First Continental Congress, later served as its president, and became Massachusetts governor multiple terms, remaining active until his death.
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John Hancock
Cental Congress
Massachusetts
Braintree
Mass
Harvard
Hancock
Boston
Continental Congress
Congress
Davidson Alumni Reach Out After Southern Gatherings
Prof. Archibald Currie head of political science at Davidson College and Ernest Milton alumni secretary return from enthusiastic alumni events in Birmingham Atlanta and Greenville A new Davidson alumni chapter formed in Birmingham about 75 former students attended with 40 in Atlanta largest turnout Davidson officials praise loyalty J Saunders of UNC was named president of the third regional district of the American alumni council People of Larne Ireland will soon attend their first talkie.
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Davidson
Archibald Currie
Davidson College
Ernest Milton
Birmingham
Atlanta
Greenville
Currie
Milton
Alabama
J. Saunders
University of North Carolina
American Alumni Council
Urges Sale of Speaker's Car
New Representative Tilman B. Parks of Arkansas proposes selling the government car furnished to the speaker to swell the national drought relief fund. He has introduced a resolution embodying that plan as a solution to the joke about ownership.
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Nicholas Longworth
Tilman B. Parks
Arkansas
National Fund For Drought Relief
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Asheboro U. D.C
Alleniu
Chichesters Pills
Dauggists Byea
Society of
Glasgow
Goodyear West
Kinneys
Thomasville
Erica
Larne
Ireland
Speaker
National Bellas Hess Co
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Agare Arch Shogg
Rayon Crepes
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