Gene Lamont Bible Class Meets Thursday
The Gene Lamont Bible Class will meet tomorrow afternoon at o o'clock with Mrs. J. E. Foust at her home 642 Willowbrook Street Lottie Holden Bible Class Will Meet Tomorrow The members of the Lottie Holden Bible Class will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. O. D. McPherson at her home on Woodrow avenue All members are urged to be present. Mrs Tomlinson Speaker at Thomasville Club Mrs S Halstead Tomlinson of this city state president of Garden Clubs was guest speaker at the meeting of the Thomasville Garden Club held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Charles F Phillips of Thornville Mrs Wesley Taylor of Greensboro chairman of the Piedmont District Garden Clubs was present and addressed the emp.
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J. E. Foust
Willowbrook Street
Lottie Holden
O. D. McPherson
Woodrow Avenue
Tomlinson
Thomasville Club
S. Halstead Tomlinson
Thomasville
Wayside Garden Club
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P. W. Flagge
Jesse Harris
Richardson Wright
Earnest Wilson
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MaryCagle
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Eliza Cecil
R. A. Davis
R. E. Atkins
Z. V. Swaim
J. C. Swaim
L. A. Dickens
F. A. Moser
Moser
Pearl Preslar
D. R. Hedrick
O. H. Clodfelter
Yle Love
Social calendar: club meetings at home venues
The notice lists upcoming gatherings including Jones at Johnson 345 at 3 30 P M with The Art of leader for the afternoon Mary Simmons hosts Wednesday Bridge Main at her South THURSDAY Entre Nous with Mrs J A Morris in Roland Park Friday Priscilla club with Mrs V W Idol on North Main street at 3 30 P M
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Johnson Street
Mary Simmons
South Street
Entre Nous Club
J. A. Morris
Roland Park
Priscilla Club
V. W. Idol
North Main Street
Good Will Garden Club Meets At Mrs Holley Home
Topics Harbingers of Spring and That Wings May Not Vanish were presented at a morning meeting led by president Mrs Gordon Brewer. A floral pronunciation dictionary was approved for placement in a public library as the club plans enhanced garden service.
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Good Will Garden Club
Floyd Holley
Woodrow Avenue
Gordon Brewer
Local Visitors and Health Notes From Raleigh Area
E W Freeze was a business visitor in Raleigh yesterday. Billy Price is ill with influenza at his mother s home on Parkway. Mr and Mrs C C Rollins are traveling in western North Carolina for several days. Mrs J S Styles and daughter Mrs D B Alderman of Asheville visit Mrs Styles sister Mrs Z I Walter. Miss Mildred Jordan of Atlanta visits her sister Mrs Jesse Washburn on West Lexington Avenue. Charles Sellars of Warsaw Indiana and William Stephens of St Louis visit Rev George T Stephens at Fairway Drive. Mrs D R Setliff is a patient at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy last night and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Mexico
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Atlanta
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Lexington Avenue
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Warsaw
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St. Louis
Mr. Stephens
George T. Stephens
Fairway Drive
D. R. Setliff
Guilford General Hospital
Government figure cost for 1932 budget plan
Washington January 28. The legislative establishment of the government will cost 238 57 000 in fiscal 1932 if the bill by the house appropriations committee passes as reported. Senate outlay 3 252 000 with salary and mileage funds. House budget 8 181 000 plus salaries and mileage. Clerk hire 2 200 000. Capitol police 94 000. Legislative counsel 75 000. Architect of the Capitol 6 543 000 including 1 000 000 for annex to the library and 3 400 000 for new house office building. Botanic garden 173 000. Library of Congress 2 228 000. Government Printing Office 3 294 000.
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Government Printing Office
Durable ground estimates for loads on varied footing
The passage notes a structural or ground load estimate stating that two inches will bear a man on foot, four inches support a man on horseback, and from six to peso inches support a team of horses, indicating a graded capacity based on thickness and use.
Regular meetings of local book and social clubs reported
In Thomasville on January 28 the Tuesday Afternoon Book Club at Mrs. Walter Newby’s Glenanna discussed a new book and shared readings, followed by book exchanges and a roundtable on latest fiction. Mrs. Charles Clegg joined for tea. Bridge party honors Mrs. Fred Gray with two prize tables and cocktails. Garden Club, Main Street M. E. Church Circle Two, and other groups held talks, officer elections, and light refreshments.
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Walter Newby
Thomasville
Glenanna
Paul Haasler
Charles Clegg
W. H. Peace
East Main Street
Fred Gray
R. M. Cooksey
H. R. Kyser
Gray
Peace
Alliene Hoover
George Finch
Zed Griffith
Clariese Rose
Mildred Darden
J. F. Garner
Radio Schedule Snapshot From States and Networks
A dense listing of January 28 radio programming across multiple networks and stations. The schedule shows time slots with various shows, orchestras, news, and special broadcasts by WABC WEAF WJZ WJR WHAM and numerous others, including telecasts and regional clear-channel stations.
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W— Highlanders
WHAM
WABC
Tiano Twins
WIZ
Moosickers
Svea
Wile Afioes
Rentre' Our
Orchestra Sten Genoese
WJZ
Eat
Clear Channel
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Eature
Eumianes Ae
Bones
Social Service Circle Sets New Year Aim
Williams, Mrs Phillips and Mrs Pennington spoke as Missionary Voice and Christian Advocate agents. Pledges were made by members as the circle stressed social service as its main aim for the new year before adjournment.
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Ert Williams
C. H. Phillips
Missionary Voice
Christian Advocate
John Pennington
New England Shoemakers Visit Customers Each Spring and Fall
A century ago shoemakers from New England visited families twice yearly to craft shoes for all members of the household directly in their homes, providing convenient, at home service.
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New England
Master of the House in Nottingham Eavesdropping Suspected
In Nottingham England a domestic scene unfolds as a mistress Mary admits overhearing and packs a suitcase while discussions accuse Er Mary of eavesdropping during a tense exchange in the household.
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Mary
Nottingham
England
Pleasant exchange in court over fine amount
In a brief court exchange the culprit greets the judge with a courteous remark and the judge confirms a $100 fine. The dialogue presents a ready-to-pay resolution without further dispute.
Stripes Take Over Southern Beach Couture This Spring
A Joan Savoy survey of resort fashion highlights bold striped looks for all ages. Beach pajama suits in white linen feature striped blouses and bolero jackets, while candy stripe shirts brighten winter sweaters. Basque striped hats and accessories, red and white bathing suits with navy trousers, and a large brown and orange sunshade hat showcase the season’s cheerful restrained stripe trend.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Mistakes Davis for U S Senator in North Carolina
In Raleigh on January 28 the Enterprise Bureau notes that some locals have mistaken Representative R B Davis of Rocky Mount for United States Senator Josiah William Bailey. The two men resemble each other closely in build hair and nose, sparking amusing confusion in the state house.
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North Carolina
Senator Bailey
Rocky Mount
Edgecombe County
Lookalike Mistaken for Senator Bailey by Raleigh Press
A man repeatedly mistook Davie for Senator Bailey after arriving in Raleigh. Davis explained at the press table that people often confuse him with Bailey, even in hotel lobbies, highlighting the striking resemblance between the two figures during the legislative session opening.
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Josiah William Bailey
Davie and Bailey
Senator Bailey
Mr. Davis
Raleigh
House
State General Assembly
Report New Cases Of S C Influenza
Columbia S C January 28 A total of 1968 new influenza cases and 217 pneumonia cases were reported to the state health board for the week ending January 24. Health officer Dr James A Hayne predicted the peak not yet reached and estimated 10000 to 15000 additional cases before subsiding.
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Columbia
8. C
State Health Board
James ‘A. Hayne
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