Calvary Epworth League Elects New Officers
The Calvary Methodist church Epworth League elected new officers led by nominating chair Wilma Evans. Officers include President Leonard Owens Vice President Melba Burton Secretary Scotty Hardee Assistant Bob Sawyer Treasurer Nevie Hardee Corresponding Secretary Jewell Thomas Pianist Frances Rhinehart and song leaders Una Blackburn and Wilma Evans.
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Calvary Epworth League
Epworth League
Calvary Methodist Church
Helen Cable
Wilma Evans
Leonard Owens
Melba Burton
Jewell Thomas
Ann Bogan
Estelle Pierce
Nell
Helen Ray Holton
Kathleen Manly
Una Blackburn
Frances Rhinehart
Bob Sawyer
Novie
Scotty
Joe Hardee
Philomathian club meeting at Mrs Matton’s Hillcrest home
The Philomath ean club schedules a Friday 3 30 p m gathering at Mrs George A Matton’s Hillcrest Drive residence with an informal social program and guest contact.
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Philomathean Club
George A. Matton
Hillcrest Drive
Mrs Evans Discusses 1933 Constitution Changes at Capitol
Mrs Evans served as clerk to the Senate committee on Constitutional Amendments and explained the major changes in the new constitution. The session closed with a strawberry shortcake service and a host of club members including Mrs Ney Evans and Mrs Florence Alderman as guest. Oak Hill faculty were entertained at the Bost home with humorous introductions, games, singing, and refreshments led by Mrs Cook and others.
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ST. Mary's
Young People’s Service League
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
D. W. Allen
Guilford Avenue
Canterbury Club
Capus Waynick
William Lindsay
Hoke Bullard
Ney Evane
North Carolina
Oak Hill
Oak Hill School
C. A. Bost
Highland Road
B. H. Cook
J. C. Henderson
Lillian Sawyer
Fielding Kearns James Whiting
Residents Return From Charlotte Visit
Mrs. Hoke Bullard and her children have returned from Charlotte after visiting Mrs. Bullard's parents Dr. and Mrs. John W. Moore. Mrs. Sarah Davis from Guilford College spends the day with Miss Martha Armfield at her south city home.
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Sarah Davis
Guilford College
Martha Armfield
Fire destroys Wake Forest High School building
Wake Forest public high school in WAKE FOREST burned down shortly before midnight. Fire officials suspect the cause is undetermined as the two story structure, closed for two weeks after term end, suffered extensive losses with the total estimate not yet released.
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Wake Forest High School
Wake Forest
Seventy Five Children to Appear in Cloverdale Operetta
Seventy five Cloverdale school children will perform Peter Rabbit a four act operetta tonight at o clock with songs dances and colorful costumes. Proceeds benefit the school fund. Direction by Mrs Bodie Lemmond Herman and Shelton. Music by Bodie Frank Cowan. Lighting by Clinard and Thomas.
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Peter Rabbit
Cloverdale
Winifred Bodie
Mary Frances Lemmond
Ida Herman
A. L. Shelton
Commencement at Greensboro Woman's College Tomorrow
Commencement exercises at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro begin tomorrow June 2 with Alumnae Day on June 3. Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky will deliver the address and diplomas to graduates on Monday morning.
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Women’s College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Peabody Park
Front Campus
Aycock Auditorium
Attractive Party For Miss Armfield Bride-Elect
Miss Martha Armfield the guest of honor at an afternoon party in Archdale hosted by Miss Jane Hess Weaver and Miss Elizabeth Ragan. Guests played bridge at four tables, with Mrs. Jack Thomas high score and Miss Eleanor Idol receiving the consolation. Novelty gloves were given to the honoree and a salad course was served.
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Miss Caldwell
Armfield
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Parkway
Martha Armfield
Miss Armfield
Joseph Cox, Jr
Jane Hess Weaver
Elizabeth Ragan
Archdale
Jack Thomas
Eleanor Idol
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Emily Ragsdale
Jennie Welborn
Katherine Hardin
Sarah Denny
Katherine Cox
Alice WacTttae Caldwell
Helen Marsh
Irene McAnally
Katherine Kearns
Wake Forest Fire Quiets After Costly Blaze
About fifty thousand dollars in damage, partly insured, with the nearby grammar school building undamaged. The town earlier saw a similar costly fire at Wake Forest college as the Walthall administration building burned in the early hours.
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Wake Forest
Walthall
Wake Forest College
Stimson Returns to Diplomatic Role as Conciliation Chairman
Paris reports Henry L. Stimson, former Hoover secretary of state, accepted the chairmanship of the permanent conciliation committee under the Locarno agreement. Created to handle disputes between Germany France and Belgium the panel can refer rejected recommendations to the League of Nations for final decision.
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Paris
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Germany
France
Belgium
League of Nations
Right of Cities To License Beer Sales In Dry States Tested
Atlanta June 1 The right of cities in states that prohibit alcohol to legalize beer on a home rule basis is being tested. A court challenge examines whether local jurisdictions can permit beer sales despite state dry laws. The case centers on local authority and constitutional powers.
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Atlanta
Test of Prohibition Law Takes Center Stage In Atlanta
Three dealers charged with selling 3.2 percent beer under state dry law faced trial in Atlanta criminal court. Open sale of beer continued under a city ordinance licensing malt beverages including Congress authorized products.
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Atlanta
Government to Plow Greek Farmland at Fixed Charge
Greek farmers may have government plowings on their land for a set price per acre. The measure aims to ease cultivation and stabilize farming costs.
Kenneth Buck Ruled Sane At Hospital
Kenneth Buck, accused kidnapper of 10 year old Peggy McMath for 60 000 dollars, was found sane after three days at Bridgewater hospital for the criminal insane. He returned to jail while the girl was freed after a three day captivity.
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Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Bridgewater Hospital
Buck
Peggy McMath
Perfume Endurance Boost by Hair Application
A tip notes that perfume applied to hair lasts longer than when dabbed on clothes or behind the ear. The scent tends to linger due to moisture and oils in hair, offering extended fragrance.
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