Women Conference to Shape World Policy in Chicago
International congress of the National Council of Women opens in Chicago with leaders from major countries. The 100 plus speakers, including Henry T. Rainey, Gifford Pinchot, Dame Rachel Crowdy and Margaret Bondfield, aim to turn feminine thought into action on politics, economics and society. Regional meetings for 1934 were also set, with Southeast Blue Ridge, N C, slated for the third week of August.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Council of Women
Lena Mades
Phillips
New York
America
Miss Phillips
Henry T. Rainey
House of Representatives
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Clarence Dykstra
Cincinnati
Charles A. Beard
New Milford
Conn
Yi- Fang Wu
Ginling College
Nanking
China
Rachel Crowdy
England
League of Nations
Margaret Bondfield
Keichi Ishimot
Japan
Blue Ridge
N. C
Sailed Before the Mast on stormy Cape Horn voyage
Miss Betty Jacobsen a 19 year old Brooklyn typist arrived in New York after serving as an apprentice before the mast on the four masted bark Parma. She completed a 15000 mile voyage from Australia to England during windjammer grain races.
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Betty Jacobsen
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Parma
Cape Horn
Australia
England
Century of Progress thrills mix science and architecture
Elizabeth Walker surveys Chicago's Century of Progress, contrasting its modernist pavilions with the 1893 Columbian Exposition. She notes dramatic architecture, prefabricated structures, and interactive exhibits that reveal processes from mining to metalwork, with crowds already outpacing 1893 early attendance.
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Elizabeth Walker
NEA Service
Chicago
Paris
America
Magnitude
Poles
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Auguste Piccard
William Beebe
Welch announces birth of daughter Anne Louwkl len
A daughter named Anne Louwkl len was born to Mr and Mrs M Ernest Welch on July 13. A special meeting of Post No 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars is scheduled for Monday night at eight oclock in the hall on East Washington Street announced by J W Mc Mahon commander.
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M. Ernest Welch
Anne Louwkllen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
Cottage cheese at its best early summer and home making
Winter cottage cheese is best in early summer and serves well for luncheon or picnics. It can be bought mixed with cream or unmixed and homemade with sour milk. The method uses warm water to heat the thick sour milk then drains through cheese cloth to form curd.
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Sister Mary Nea
Cottage Cheese Making And Serving Tips
Curds are firm with whey drained. Beat in cream to desired consistency, season with 1 2 teaspoon salt per 2 cups. Serve plain or with chives onions olives cucumber dice green pepper or pimento. Mixes or whipped cream dessert with preserves.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Lunch Summary
The menu lists breakfast with watermelon cones cereal cream cottage ham hashed potatoes toast milk and coffee. Luncheon includes hot bouillon stuffed tomato salad ginger drop cakes milk tea. Dinner features broiled fish steaks with lemon butter potatoes O Brien creamed green beans mixed greens cottage cheese and strawberry preserves with toasted crackers milk and coffee.
Miss Eason Hosts Fortnightly Club Delightful Meet
Thomasville notes a charming Fortnightly Bridge Club gathering at Chairtown Inn with Miss Lucy Eason as hostess. Mrs. R. H. Phillips won top score and a lawn chair. Miss Mare Snell took second high with linen handkerchiefs. Miss May Hull earned hose as visitor.
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Thomasville
Chairtown Inn
Lucy Eason
R. H. Phillips
Mare Snell
May Hull
Miss Eason
Marie Jones
Maie Snell
Alma Jennings
E. C. Jernigan
Nashville
N. C
A. R. Swaim
Robert Gloff
R. G. Jennings
Miss Elizabeth Tudor Visits Roanoke From Wilmington
Miss Elizabeth Tudor of Roanoke Virginia arrived Friday to visit her brother Percy Tudor and Mrs Tudor at their Winston Street home. She traveled here from Wilmington where she stayed five weeks with her aunt. Rev M O Alexander of the First Baptist Church leaves Monday for Mars Hill to give a series of lectures.
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Elizabeth Tudor
Roanoke
Percy Tudor
Mrs. Tudor
Winston Street
Miss Tudor
Wilmington
M. O. Alexander
First Baptist Church
Mars Hill
Librarian Miss Clara Johnson Heads to Vacation
Miss Clara Johnson, local librarian, departed today for a two week vacation visiting Ayden Morehead City and Richmond Virginia.
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Clara Johnson
Ayden
Morehead City
Richmond
Miss Jane Whicker Visits Harris Home In Salem Street
Miss Jane Whicker of North Wilkesboro has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harris at their Salem street home for the past week.
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Jane Whicker
North Wilkesboro
C. L. Harris
Salem Street
Be Ready to Handle Tramps in a Game Bid
A guide advises players on handling three no trumps and tramps in a bridge style bidding scenario. It outlines strategies for interpreting bids and controlling the play while stressing calm decision making.
Four Card Suits in Bridge Strategy and Play
The article explains how to handle four card suits in contract bridge focusing on establishing the side suit before trump. It presents a sample hand where North opens with diamonds and hearts, East overcalls clubs, and the play shows leading hearts to force dummy’s trumps and avoid dangerous ruffs.
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Bec
American
South
West
North
East
Local Couples Plan Short Travels to North Carolina
Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Madison left Thursday for Statesville to visit relatives. Mrs. W. H. Curlee and daughter also left Thursday to visit relatives in Salisbury.
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T. G. Madison
Statesville
W. H. Curlee
Salisbury
Mrs Stout and son to return to Ashland Ky after visit
Mrs. Co. M. Stout and her son Billy have been visiting Mrs. Stout's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rucker at 200 West Main Street. They plan to leave Monday for Ashland Kentucky with Mrs. Rucker and Miss Mary Rucker accompanying them for a visit with friends and relatives.
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Co. M. Stout
Billy
Mrs Myers Returns Home After Washington Hospital Stay
Mrs. W. C. Myers has returned home after hospitalization in Washington DC following an automobile accident that seriously injured her. She was traveling with her son W C Jr and John Crawford en route to New York to visit Mr Myers who is employed there when the crash occurred.
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W. C. Myers
Washington, D. C
Miss Odessa Myers Spends Weekend at White Lake
Odessa Myers enjoys a weekend at White Lake with a group of friends from High Point.
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Odessa Myers Ie
White Lake
High Point
Four hairs hold a one pound weight aloft
An experiment shows that four hairs of strong tension can support a weight of one pound suspended in air. The finding demonstrates the strength of fine fibers and has implications for material testing and micro-weaving applications.
Washington Irving Sketch Book 1819 1820
The Sketch Book by Washington Irving was written during 1819 to 1820. It reflects early American literary milestones and includes notable tales and essays that helped shape 19th century prose.
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Washington Irving
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