Stringfield to appear in Chapel Hill concert
LaMar Stringfield, native Tar Heel flutist and composer, will give a public concert at Playmakers Theatre in Chapel Hill on Friday January 30 at 8 30 pm. He will be assisted by Adeline McCall D A McPherson and the University Faculty Chamber Orchestra. Program includes flute solos and trios plus Stringfield’s Indian Sketches and Southern Mountain Suite, with the latter winning a Pulitzer Prize. Stringfield promotes folk root music of the Southern mountains and argues jazz is spurious and Negro music distorts deeper Anglo Saxon sources. He aims to bring this authentic American music to artistic completion locally. An interesting feature of the concert tomorrow night is expected.
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North Carolina
University Music Department
Stringfield
Adeline McCall
D. A. McPherson
University
Cripple Creek
Asheville
America
Dickens' Son 82 to Attend Local Concert Debut by Harold Dyer
Prof. Harold S. Dyer head of the University Music Department makes his first public appearance in the city as horn soloist at a concert. He will perform the horn solo, accompanying the program led by the visiting artist.
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Harolds. Dyer
Sir Henry Mielding Dickens
Charles Dickens
Chelsea
England
Sir Henry
City of
London
Prints and a Machu Picchu Book Donated to UNC Library
A, N. C. January 39, UNC Library displays six etchings by William Steene of the University of North Carolina campus and eight Walter Crane illustrations for Shakespeare's Two Gentlemen of Verona. R. S. Pickens donated Crane art. National Geographic Society loaned Machu Picchu book by Hiram Bingham, designed by Carl Rollins. Only 500 copies printed.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
William Steene
Walter Crane
University
Steene
R. 5. Pickens
Washington
DD. C
Hiram Bingham
National Geographic Society
National Georgraphic Society
Yale University
Bingham
Yale
United States
Connecticut
Carl Purington Rollins
Yale University Press
Italian fascist leader trims student convention funds
Carlo Scorza head of fascist university groups declares sleeping car berths unnecessary luxuries for Italian college boys. He reduces spending for summoned conventions from four to three dollars, signaling tighter budget controls for student travel.
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Carlo Scorza
Improvements to Steel Water Tank for High Point
Sealed proposals due 7 30 P M February 1 at City Hall High Point NC for replacing steel bottom thirty inch riser overflow pipe and appurtenances on the 150 000 gallon elevated tank and for cleaning and painting the entire structure Proposals marked PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO STEEL TANK require five percent certified check no bid bonds accepted Only licensed NC contractors experienced in this work may bid The city may reject any or all bids and award contracts to serve best interests of the city Officials named include Mayor A York City Manager E M Knox and consulting engineers William C Olsen Inc Raleigh NC
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High Point
N. C
City of
North Carolina
City. Co. A. York
E. M. Knox
William C. Olsen, Inc
Raleigh
Soap choices and scents in daily bathing routine
An article discusses soap selection by skin type and water variety, noting lye balance and fat content, the limited use of medicated soaps by prescription, and the split between plain castile and fragranced soaps. It observes rising male interest in scented varieties and reflects differing grooming habits.
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New Orleans
Santa Fe
Emergency help service advertised at City Hall
The Emergency Committee for relief operates from City Hall basement with W. E. Price as full time secretary and an assistant to receive calls offering work or help. The ad invites residents to call 20380 to discuss cook cleaning grounds or repair jobs to ease city unemployment.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Frugal Shampooing Advice Emphasizes Quality Soap Use
The guidance favors using soap sparingly with a washcloth or hands to generate lather. Do not waste soap by letting it float in bathwater. It is better to invest in good soap and apply a moderate amount than use cheap harsh varieties.
Cherry St Church Hosts Young People's League
The Young People's League of the Central District of Yadkin Presbytery will meet at the Cherry St Church to organize activities and discuss plans for upcoming events in the community. Members from nearby congregations are expected to attend and participate in the discussion.
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Cherry St
Young People’s League
The
Young People’s League of the Central District of
Yadkin
Presbytery
Cherry Street Presbyterian Meeting Highlights Youth Report
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock Cherry Street Presbyterian hosts a meeting featuring a report titled The Toronto Youth Council by W. S. Brinkley of Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte Special music from groups in Winston Salem and Lexington.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Toronto Youth Council
W. 5. Brinkley
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Man Threatens Trade If Pay Phone Not Connected
In Hull a man at a pay telephone inside John Croat's restaurant tried two nickels but could not reach the operator. He grew angry and warned that if he did not reach his party he would “take it out in trade.”
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Hull
Eng
John Croat
Man Tears Phone Booth Apart After Operator Reply
An agitated man rips the receiver from its cord and demolishes the phone booth, then walks away with the booth as a souvenir. The incident follows an exchange with the operator.
Box huckle berry plant spans large ground area
A plant of the box huckle berry can cover about 100 acres yet remains under 6 inches tall. Herbarium officials at the Field Museum in Chicago state the unusual plant size is a documented curiosity.
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fFeld Museum
Chicago
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