Fifty Y W A aides to help fair visitors
New York June 19. Fifty Chicago women were signed as YWCA aides to guide visitors at the Century of Progress Exposition. Chosen for education and personality, they trained with tours of the fair and city sights and will serve families, elderly travelers, and women traveling alone for a small fee. Hotels in the loop provide guides and homelike lounges for rest and coordination.
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New York
Chicago
Sutmmmér
Psther Stamats
Chicago ¥. W. C. A
Exposition Groufde
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Activities
Mrs. Harry White hosts Wesley Memorial class at 1108 Johnson Street on Wednesday at 3 30. Miss Mary Simmons leads the Wednesday Contract club at Rockford Road at 3 30. A Good Will Garden club summer meeting closes with a garden party at Mrs. Jace Craven’s Trinity home. On Thursday at 8 p m Miss Mae Kirkinan presents piano pupils in a recital at the Country Club.
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Harry White
Wesley Memorial Church
Johnson Street
Wedn&sday
Mary Simmons
Rockford Road
Jace Craven
Trinity
Good Will Garden Club
Mae Kirkinan
Miss Lillian Tyndall Weds Hubert Ellington
Miss Lillian Tyndall and Hubert Ellington were married in a quiet Sunday ceremony at the Dalton home on Bist Circle drive. Officiating was Dr A B Conrad with no attendants and the couple plan a short wedding trip before settling in High Point.
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Lillian Tyndall
Hubert Ellington
Hunter Dalton
Bist Circle Drive
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Billington
C. Godall
Lillie Dall
Kinston
High Point
F. Billington
West Bay Street
Wes ley Memorial urges lay leadship and Christ centered service
Rev. G Ray Jordan urged Christ impelled effort at Wes ley Memorial urging lay leaders to share church burdens. He said contributions go beyond money, stressing life given through personality and leadership rooted in Christ. He warned against overreliance on officials and called for more consecrated, church centered action.
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Christ
Jesus
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Jordan
Cotillion Club Dance Leaders Named for June German
Officers of the Carolina Cotillion club and their dance runers are announced for the fifty third official June German in Rocky Mount North Carolina. The event on Friday June 23 will attract dignitaries from many states with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and family on the guest list. Paul Tremaine will bring his band from Lonely Acres to music for the German.
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Carolina Cotillion Club
Rocky Mount
North Carolin
Smart Society
Franklin Delano O Revelt
Paul Tremaine
Lonely Acres
R. Bruce Savage
Louise Davenport
Edward W. Lewis
Margaret Battle
Tarboro
Arthur Lee Dozier, Jr
Social notes record weekend travels and visits across several cities
Mr and Mrs Earl Smith with Dr and Mrs Philip Melvin of Wins toff Salem spent the weekend at White Lake. N G Bowden family returned from two week vacation to Spa Fla and Arkansas. Miss Bimma Lee Wolfe of Charlotte visits aunt Mrs B Yarborough. Eleanor Idol expected from Carolina after a house party. Mrs W B Thomas and children back from Virginia Beach. Bernard Lewis Cannon Mills treasurer guest of W L Tabb. Mary Elizabeth Harllee leaves Thursday for Newport News Va then Buckroe Beach for a house party. Mrs Alexander Rankin Sr with sister Mrs Ben Cooper of Statesville leaves Thursday for Chicago to attend Century of Progress. Virginia Frank at home in Charleston with guests Louis Voorhees. Mrs A G Douglas and Pauline Douglas to Winnsboro D C to visit relatives. visit Augusta Ga and Columbia S C. T Earl Andrews travels to New York to finish M A at Columbia. he is president of the North Carolina Club this summer.
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Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Newport News
Buckro Beach
Alexander Rankin, Sr
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Chicago
T. Earl Andrews
New York City
Columbia Genersty
Mr. Andrews
North Carolina Club
The Story of Sue In Flight From a Troubled Moment
Corrinne Quatrela and Sue confront a fractured relationship as Corrinne seeks an abrupt departure with Harry gone, packing a small case and leaving the house in a rain soaked pursuit. Sue follows as the two drift through a dim evening in a moving car. The scene ends with uncertainty about Corrinne’s destination and fate.
World Auto Production In 1932 Reaches Nearly Two Million
World production of automobiles in 1932 totaled 1 979 250 units with 69 3 percent produced in the United States.
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United States
Consecration Message Urges Devout Laymen To Lead
Mr. Jordan urges religious renewal through lay leadership. He says religion needs men who have fully embraced possessions of faith and cites historic church salvation by laypeople from the twelve apostles to today. He calls on Christian laymen to seek the richest life for themselves and others.
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Christ
Mr. Jordan
Automobile use as buses rises in Wyoming
A tenth of the registered automobiles in Wyoming are used as buses, reflecting a notable share of vehicles repurposed for public transport.
Religious Lesson-Sermon Highlights Creation Debate
Sunday services across Christ Scientiet societies discussed the question Is the universe evolved by atomic force. Golden text Isaiah 48 12 preached alongside Psalm 90 2 and excerpts from Mary Baker Eddy’s text on Mind and matter.
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Christ
Selentiat
Jacob
Israel
Marines
Mary Baker Eddy
Italian Roads Run On With Help From Unemployed Groups
Italian highways were kept in improved condition over the past year by disciplined unemployed groups. They worked to restore roads while receiving food and shelter.
Road program promises vast jobs and economic boost
The program combines state and federal aid to road construction, pledging direct employment for about 200000 workers within a year and supporting nearly 1000000 additional jobs indirectly. The initiative aims to accelerate infrastructure work and stimulate broader economic activity.
Brummitt Rules On School Law
North Carolina Attorney General Deniia Brummitt rules that election of teachers remains with local school committees subject to county superintendent approval. He notes salaries set by the 1983 law. contracts rest on salary fixation and county boards handle that. Additional rulings cover property title in special charter districts and bond voting rules for city units.
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Raleigh
Deniia G. Brummitt
Brummitt
Country Board of Educations
A. T. Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Trustees
County Board of Education
Fall of Circulation in South Carolina Negro Cabins
In Yemassee South Carolina drivers note a pattern of newspaper subscriptions dwindling in the fall as families paste newspapers inside cabins to insulate and seal homes. Comic sections are prized for display, with some dwellings showing multiple coats of papers each year.
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8. C
Uth Carolina
South
Population Decline Seen From 1880 to 1923
The text notes a population figure of 119 in 1880 dropping to 96 in 1923 for a given area or group. It presents a concise trend of decline over the period.
Air travel between London and Paris rises in early 1928
Air travel between London and Paris for the first quarter of 1928 shows an increase of seven tenths of a percent over the same period in the prior year. The report notes modest growth in passenger numbers and indicates sustained demand for transcontinental air service.
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London
Paris
Cardul Relief Reported By Reader With Head and Back Pain
A reader notes relief from long standing head and back pain after taking Cardul for seven years. The writer says strength returned and headaches stopped, mentioning prior weariness and difficulty in daily tasks. The message also references a belief in Cardul's broader benefits.
Dead Man’s Will Probed by 15 Attorneys Across Counties
Kinston June 19. Kelly of Duplin died in 1930 at 57 leaving a $65,000 estate and 50 heirs. Fifteen attorneys from Duplin Sampson and Lenoir counties probe the will amid disputes over the word void and whether the will was written with or without that clause. The case, transferred to Lenoir, involves judges, a Raleigh jury, and numerous claimants in a tense probate battle.
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Kinston
Wr Kelly
Daplin
Sampson
Lenoir
Moéré
Kelly
W. €. Harris
Raleigh
White Wife Of Negro Physician Objects To Being Sidetracked
Helen Lee Worthing, once on Biegfeld's Follies, explains she left an east bound train near Los Angeles last week to avoid being separated from her former husband, Dr. Eugene C. Nelson, a Black physician. She says she loves him but feels unfairly treated and plans to meet with her attorney and the doctor to clear the matter after returning to Pasadena with $50 in hand.
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Harry
Corrinne
Sue
Garen
Bue
Los Angeles
Helen Lee Worthing
Biegfeld
Eugene C. Nelson
Gloom Lifts as Federal Aid Boosts North Carolina Roads
North Carolina gains 11 million dollars in federal aid for road building starting July 1. The funds will create hundreds of construction jobs, boost material orders for manufacturers, complete unfinished highway links, widen and resurface roads, and fund overpasses and bridge replacements across the state.
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Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Congress
Santa Claus
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
E. B. Jeffress
You Will Be More Attractive with French Process
Product teaser claims a smoother appearance through a four step French process. It promises fresher skin and improved texture with a temporary sale push.
Ducks disrupt pilots at Patterson Field test site
A flock of about 3000 ducks flew into Patterson Field near Dayton Ohio and blocked army test pilots from attempting new ships because of collision hazards.
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Patterson Field
Dayton
Army
How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
A Reuters style fragment promises fast headache relief with the "B. C." remedy. It claims three minutes relief for violent headaches from inorganic causes and mentions the product is widely sold by druggists and retailers.
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B. C
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