Dalton to Cambridge for Harvard law class reunion
Carter Dalton leaves tonight for Cambridge Massachusetts to attend the twentieth anniversary reunion of his Harvard law class. Also notes on local events include a Friday Ace of Clubs dance with Don Warner and orchestra and meetings of the Order of Rainbow and Junior Service League. Continuous society items cover engagements, birthdays, reunions, concerts, and community notices.
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MR. Dalton
Carter Dalton
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Don Warner
Roanoke
Floral Centerpiece with Queen Annes Lace and Roses
Rose tinted Queen Annes lace formed a soft background for pale pink Killarney roses and larkspur in orchid and rose tones. A lace tablecloth shaded a long tea table with a central silver bowl of pink roses and lavender larkspur. Four small silver compotes echoed the arrangement while a string trio performed from 5 to 7 during calling hours.
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Greensboro
Marion Keith
Helen Poteat
Wake Forest
Wheeler Martin
Williamston
T. J. Smith
St. Paul
Charles W. Causey
Edward S. Parker, Jr
Martin Douglas
Alfred Wyllie
L. G. Coble
Charles Banks
Chas. D. Cunningham
Harold Andrews
Tully Blair
Frank Sharpe
Carolyn Bush
Alliene Minor
Russell Lyday
Killarney
Veterinary Examining Board to Meet June 26
The North Carolina Veterinary Examining Board will meet in Asheville on June 26 to examine license applicants. On the same date the state Veterinary Medical Association begins its annual meeting in Asheville. Board members include Dr. J. N. Neal, president, Dr. L. F. Koonce, Dr. W. A. Hornaday, and Dr. M. M. Leonard.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Veterinary Examining Board
Asheville
North Carolina
William Moore
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina State Veterinary Medical Association
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
J. N. Neal
Sanford
L. F. Koonce
W. A. Hornaday
Greensboro
M. M. Leonard
New Trustees Named for Caswell and East Carolina Training Schools
Governor Gardiner appointed new boards for Caswell Training school in Kinston Raleigh and East Carolina Industrial Training school at Rocky Mount. Appointees include W W Dawson W O Parker J B Cranmer and W A Thompson to Caswell and J C Braswell Lieut Gov Fountain S C Sitterson C F Stronsnider and W H Dail Jr to East Carolina. John Henry Lear named to state board of registration for engineers and land surveyors to fill a vacancy.
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Raleigh
N. C
Caswell Training School
East Carolina Industrial Training School
Rocky Mount
O. Max Gardner
W. W. Dawson
Kinston
W. O. Parker
J.B. Cranmer
Wilmington
W. A. Thompson
Aurora
East Carolina
J. C. Braswell
Richard T. Fountain
S. C. Sitterson
C. F. Stronsnider
Goldsboro
W. H. Dail, Jr
Greenville
John Henry Lear
Chapel Hill
State Board of Registration For Engineers and Land Surveyors
P. H. Daggett
Woman golf champion rules two states in border area
Mrs. F. E. Pharr won both Texas and Arkansas titles by using her border residence. She held the Arkansas crown in 1923 and 1927, lost in 1928, and returned to defeat Mrs. Jack Vilas of Hot Springs to claim the title again.
The Woman's Day and War Talk in Public Life
A column contrasts a minister’s call to drop a second verse of the national anthem with social notes on modern women’s roles. It notes wage earning by wives, the burden on households, and cites Sioux Falls and cigaret billboards as part of changing public attitudes toward women and smoking.
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George W. Hilton
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Huntington
Sioux Falls
N. D
May link Wilmington and Raleigh by air
Curtis Flying service begins talks on weekend passenger air link between Wilmington and Raleigh. Ted Croxford visited Wilmington, met with airport officials to discuss an amphibian plane service. Takeoff would occur from Raleigh with landings planned on the sound at Wilmington.
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Raleigh
N. C
Wilmington
Curtis Flying Service
Ted Croxford
Graf Zeppelin U S hop postponed to 1930
A Telegraphen Union dispatch from Friedrichshafen says the Graf Zeppelin's trans Atlantic flight to America is postponed until 1930. The airship had planned a world flight starting about July 15, and its May 17 attempt to reach the U S ended when crippled motors forced a return over Spain.
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Berlin
Telegraphen Union
Friedrichshafen
America
Spain
New Ohio Sprint Star toledo rivaling Simpson
Toledo Libbey high sprinter Don Bennett seen as a new sprint star in Ohio track. Bennett, finished a step behind George Simpson in this year’s Ohio Relays, will graduate and enter a Western Conference university next fall.
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Ohio
Toledo
Don Bennett
Libbey
George Simpson
Bennett
Simpson
Six Die as New Zealand Quake Hits
A northern New Zealand quake leaves at least six dead. Four men die in a landslide blocking the Westland river. Two men are missing in the Westland district. One man dies at Fall Rock cement works.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
Westland River
Westland
Fall Rock
Bubbles Form in Heated Water From Dissolved Air
In heated water air dissolved in the liquid comes out of solution as bubbles. Expansion of dissolved air creates visible bubbles when water reaches higher temperatures.
Oklahoma woman charged with murder after shooting teen
Mrs Ethel Brotherton, mother of a rich Oklahoma Indian, shot and killed 17 year old Bonnie Davis at Baxter Springs Kansas. Police say she initially claimed death by own action but later admitted the shooting and now faces murder charges.
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Bonnie Davis
Ethel Brotherton
Harry Crawfish
Baxter Springs
Kans
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Order OF Rainbow
Order of the Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Hall
Mildred Massey
Junior Service League
Sedgefield
Rose Goldsmith
Brigger Avenue
Ridgecrest
Miss Goldsmith
Y. W.A
First Baptist Church
R. M. Martin
Irene Lee Jones
Paul L. Rhodes
Danville
Miss Jones
High Point
North State Telephone Company
Rhodes
Charlotte
City Fire Department
Statesville
A. B. Elam
Benjamin Elam
Tomlinson
Mount Bethel Church
Adolphus Tomlinson
Benew, Ark
Charles Stout
C. C., Stout
Tate Street
Pauline Culler
Leone Stout
Brown
C. M. Culler
Donald Brown
Stanton Cecil, Jr
Jack
Bobby Greene
Charles Lewis
Ruth Harville
Geneva Brown
Ruth Belle Chesson
Sadie Whitley
Joseph Smithwick
Iris
Junor Culler
Ruth Culler
Nellie Wright
Irene Barnette
Thede Marie Carrigan
Lucille Cu
Mrs. Hoover
Archdale
J. M. Hoover
R. J. Payne
Horace Ragan
H. C. Poole
W. M. Northcott
J. F. Spencer
W. M. Hooker
Irving Hooker
Frances Bentry
Lydia Craven
B. H. Saunders
Randleman
Lolita Morgan
Miami, Fla
Verta Morgan
Dayton
M. P. Harrell
M. P
Clara Boyd
Music Teachers’ Association of
Georgia White
Frances Bodenheimer
Harrell
Adelaide Williamson
Margaret Sears
Streabogg
Krogman
Bettie Idol
WRN
Mero
Sara Sears
Martha Idol
Athony
Williams
Dupy Sears
Ewing
Marion Ellitt
Mildred Thomas
Tre Gees
Bains Depuy Sears
Keith Honoree
Robert Gold
Morehead City
Mrs. Willis Apple of
Burlington
Milo Smith
Peggy Rose
Greenville, N. C
W. H. Robbins
Ida Davis
J. H. Neuschafer
Catherine Edwards
Mount Airy
Fred W. Morrill
Virginia Military Institute
Mary Drew
Caroline
Frank
Bayside
Thomas Dalton
J. B. Cooper
Se Canee
Voiles
P. S
Silk Pongee
Slerko
Atpeught
Dport
Veterinary Examining Board
Allene Sumner
Graf
U. S
Orpheum
Fayssoux
Uality Adcenture
Humming Bird
The
Saal Merita
Riichness
Merita
American Bakeries Company
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