Pie and cake sale planned by Calvary M church group
Community notices list a pie and cake sale this Saturday at McIntyre and Solomon on East Green street led by the Calvary M church class. City beautification plans are to be discussed by women from several clubs at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon.
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McIntyre and Solomon Grocery
East Green Street
Calvary M. Church
Woman’s Club
Junior Service League
Chamber of Commerce
City Beautiful
Social Calendar Thursday and Friday Events
Social calendar notes a 3 90 p.m. Thursday meeting with Mrs J A Mortis at her home in Roland Park and a 3 30 p.m. Friday gathering of the Priscilla club on North Main Street in the local area.
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Bale
Priscilla Club
North Main’ Street
Notable Names Mentioned in Regional Notice
Robert Young of Gary Indiana Mr and Mrs Dick Hall Jr Washington DC and B Dellinger of High Point college are listed in a regional notice detailing attendees and affiliations. The fragment names individuals and locations without full context or event details.
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Robert Young
Gary, Ind
Dick Hall, Jr
Washington, D. C
B. Dellinger
High Point College
Illnesses and Recoveries Highlight High Point Notices
News notes list several local residents and visitors including Sara Frances Hart ill with influenza at home on Willowbrook Street. Lucille Kearns recovering after an appendectomy at High Point Hospital following an operation. Mrs. H. Livingston and Mrs. F. C. Pope of Greensboro visiting Mrs. H. Nolan on Richardson Street. Mrs. J. H. Oglesby improving after an appendicitis operation at High Point Hospital. Mrs. Williamson recovering at home after a serious operation. Miss Lucille Morrison of Washington, D. C. visiting locals and en route to New Orleans for Veterans' Bureau business.
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Sara Frances Hart
Willowbrook Street
Lucille Kearns
Farmers
High Point Hospital
H. Livingston
F. C. Pope
Greensboro
H. Nolan
Richardson Street
J. H. Oglesby
Oglesby
Grace Wood
Trinity
Joe Kelly
Sanford
City
J. H. Williamson
Williamson
Lucille Morrison
Washington, D. C
Miss Morrison
New Orleans
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Southern Oil Co Plant Entered
An attempted burglary of the Southern Oil Company plant on Highland Avenue ended with the door glass smashed and the vault in the office hammered. The intruder failed to reach the safe, and officials said the vault contained little money. The firm had switched to nightly deposits after a prior theft of nearly $3,000 two years ago.
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Southern Oil Company
Highland Avenue
Woman's Club 10 Sponsor Display Of Handwork
The Woman's club sponsors a display at Beavan's store Friday afternoon and Saturday featuring handmade articles by mountain women of North Georgia. Hooked rugs mats bathroom sets and tufted bed covers of fine quality are shown mirroring last year's popular collection.
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The
Woman's Club
Beavan’s
North Georgia
Plans for Glass Skyscrapers Promised by Wright Partner
CHICAGO Jan 29 It may not be long before people work in glass office buildings Charles Morgan partner of Frank Lloyd Wright said after returning from New York where he conferred with business men about such a project He said New York and Chicago both have plans for a glass skyscraper but they are too premature to announce under Wrights plan the outer shells would be metal and glass
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Chicago
Charles Morgan
Frank Lloyd Wright
New York
Wright
Sherwood Anderson Advocates Country Weeklies For Young Writers
Marion Va January 29 Sherwood Anderson veteran novelist turned country editor urges college youths with writing hunch to try country weeklies. He says small papers offer intimate life study, personal opportunity, and escape from big city pressures. Anderson plans lectures, divides editorship between his two weeklies, notes strong political balance, highlighting democracy and community center shops. He warns editors should avoid reform edge and focus on imaginative storytelling over big newspaper trends. The South attracts attention with issues of race, poverty, illiteracy, and industrialism shaping modern life.
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Marion
Sherwood Anderson
Country Weekly
Anderson
Marion Democrat
Smyth County News
Daily Press
Bob
Robert Williams
John P. Buchanan
R. L. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
South
English Prince and Brother Sail Toward Havana
The Prince of Wales and Prince George sailed from Bermuda toward Havana on the liner Oropesa after crowds gathered at the dock. The voyage follows their stop in Bermuda as part of a Latin American tour amid rough seas and eager spectators aboard the ship.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Havana
Latin America
Spain
Gulf
Illinois oil output declines in first 11 months of 1930
Illinois crude production fell to 5 296 000 barrels in the first eleven months of 1930, a drop of over 500 000 barrels from the same period in 1929. In Egypt, wigs were reportedly worn about 3000 years ago in ancient times.
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Illinois
Egypt
Workers vote on strike proposal in Danville mills
In Danville Virginia striking textile workers vote on a proposal to end a four month strike at the a and Dan River mills. Publicity rep C B Garrison of the AFL says the neutral proposal originated before a January meeting of United Textile Workers Local 1585. Voting began at 7 am and was expected to last all day.
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Danville
Garrison
American Federation of Labor
Dan River
Mr. Garrison
United Textile Workers of America
Cansylvania Hall
Doctor's 3 Rules Big Help to Bowels
A vintage health ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative. It outlines three rules for regular bowel movements plus daily water, outdoor activity, and a set routine. The copy promises thorough cleaning out with no weakness, claiming benefits to appetite, sleep, breath, and energy. Big bottles available at drugstores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Chicago Objects To Sharing Funds With N Y Charity
New York dispatch reports Chicago would back next summer's Schmeling vs Stribling heavyweight bout only if proceeds do not go to New York charities. Illinois athletic commissioner George Getz told an informal gathering that Chicago needs its own charity support and milk fund negotiations have been ongoing for the fight.
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New York
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Bill Stribling
George Getz
Illinois Athletic Commission
Milk Fund
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Bill Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Getz
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H. N. Bowne
Hillcrest Drive
Planning City Beautiful Campaign
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Annex
May Frazier
John M'Gee Murray
George Fairly Morrison
Nounce
Anne Lucile
Mgr
John McGee Murray
Bruce Craven
Springfield Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
R. W. Shaffer
A. J. Koonce
Norman Osborne
Clara Cox
Rm A. H. Whitley
MR. Voorhees
Louis Voorhees
Clara Boyd
Voorhees
France
Flanders
St. Peters
Rome
Evelyn Boyd
Albert Stevens
C. D. Smith
J. L. Carpenter
G. L. Humphries
W. P. Shellington
R. C. Hubbard
Mary Munyon
Blanche Burgess
Naomi Morris
H. C. Seagraves
Irene Stephens
North Main Street
Clare Hale
Brooklyn
N. Y
Linden Allred
Largestine Hall
Moffitt’s
High Point
Ing Credi Ois
Hugh Pone Ue
Southern Oil CO
Woman's Club 10
Beavans
Talking Pictures
Broadway
Ruth Roland
Ben Bard
Sherwood Anderson Lands Country Weekly
Field
Thos
Valentines
Ec Dozen
Waterman
da. W. B. Cacowen’s
Doctors Family
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Nelly den
Uality Shoe Store
Baltimore
Homewood
J. H. Brown
Arlington Avenue
North State
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