Rotary Meet in Mexico City Reported at Club Luncheon
John W. Clinard, president of the local Rotary club, spoke at the luncheon about the Mexico City convention and Rotary International’s work toward U S Mexico relations. He noted the conference was well received and listed club committees for the year ending June 30, 1926 with members named.
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Rotary International
Mexico City
John W. Clinard
Clinard
Mexico
Rotary Interna-ions
United States
Cleveland Thayer
Asheboro
Otary International
Elizabeth City
Harry C. Thompson
Teensboro
Thern Hotel Association
Dr. C. Riggin
Tucson
Ariz
W. W. Creasy
New
Robert L. Adams
F. Logan Porter
Rev. A. Sykes
B. Johnson
Edgar Artley
Curtis G Mithdeal
Chase del
W. B. Mewen
Albert Walemme
Chamber of Commerce
A. McPheeters
Greeks credited with first comedy lay at 660 B C
The record credits two Greeks with composing the earliest form of comedic verse. The claim places the creation around 660 B C, marking a notable origin of ancient theater and satire.
Miss Hedgecock Taken By Death
Miss Emily Hedgecock 67 died at the home of her niece Mrs. Charlie L Knight at Guilford College after six months of decline. Born October 4 1867 in High Point she lived in the city most of her life and served in church and community affairs. Survived by sister Mrs Lou H Hamilton two brothers J F Hedgecock and W P Hedgecock four nieces three nephews six great nieces and four great nephews. Funeral Friday at 3 pm at Club Drive home conducted by Rev. Lewis W McFarland and Rev. Samuel Haworth with interment in Springfield Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Emily Hedgecock
Charlie L. Knight
Guilford College
Miss Hedgecock
High Point
David M
Catherine Carter Hedgecock
J. B. Hedgecock
Club Drive
Club Dri
Lewis W. McFarland
Cane Creek
Samuel Haworth
Springfield Cemetery
Horace Haworth
June Barker
Sam J. Beat
John Burton
Clarence Farr
Deak
C. Knight
A. A. Primm
Harllee's Store Cuts Early Closing to 5 30 P M
Harllee's Inc at 130 South Main will close at 5 30 P M as a summer measure. President F H Harllee says salaries stay unchanged and adds the policy aims to give employees time for city lake outings and exercise before dinner. The store stays open until 9 P M on Saturdays.
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Harllee’, Inc
South Main Stree
F. H. Harllee
Harliee
Harlee'’s
Earth Elements Ranked by Abundance
The passage states iron makes up 40 percent of the earth and oxygen about 28 percent, followed by silicon, magnesium, nickel, calcium, aluminum, and rare elements in varying amounts.
Answer Of Mrs. Dyer In Divorce Action Is Filed In Court
Edith Dyer the defendant in a Guilford County divorce case filed an answer in High Point municipal court stating she and John W. Dyer have not separated for two years regarding cohabitation and asking that any court judgment not supersede an order issued by Judge J H Clements in Guilford County.
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Edith Dyer
High Point Municipal Court
John W. Dyer
J. H. Clements
Guilford County
Two youths held for larceny in street store break ins
Police filed charges of breaking entering and larceny against James Tyler and Harrison Winslow for entering Ward Street grocery and English Street filling station last night. About $16, 32 blue shirts, cigarettes, garments and other items were stolen. Tyler 17 faces municipal court before Judge Lewis E Teague. Winslow 14 remains for juvenile court. An axe aided entry. one youth tried to flee, pursued by officers.
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Ward Street
English Street
James Tyler
Osborn Street
Harrison Winslow
Greer Street
Tyler
Lewis E. Teague
Brickyard
Clyde Hoover
Clyde
Helen Vinson Reveals Beauty Rituals for Shiny Hair and Skin
Star Helen Vinson shares nightly brushing plus weekly oil shampoo routines to keep her curly hair shiny. She uses foundation, light cream rouge, powder, nourishing night cream, and eye care with bland lotion and smoked glasses for sun protection. Her brow shaping favors an arched line aligned with facial bones.
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Helen Vinson
Het Oil Shampoos
Trophy Council To Install Officers
Trophy council No. 29 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics meets at The Enterprise hall tonight at 7:30. A. G. Workman will be installed as new councillor succeeding Walter F. Crissman. Bob Smith becomes vice councillor. refreshments and policy announcements follow. All members urged to attend.
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Trophy Council
United American Mechanics
Enterprise
A. G. Workman
Walter F. Crissman
Bob
National Council
Europe Produces Major Share of World Sulphuric Acid
Europe produces about 48 percent of the world’s output of sulfuric acid, a figure highlighting the continent’s dominance in chemical production and industrial capacity.
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Europe
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