Dame Fashion Is Cool To Old Sols Warm Advances
Society pages highlight a bustling social season with horse shows Belmont Park society gowns and weddings. Mrs George B St George wins the Tuxedo Challenge Cup on Bumptions marking back-to-back wins as Dorothea Onativia and Jouett Ross Todd wed in satin and duchess lace. Delphinium blue gowns and white orchids appear among the crowd.
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Betsy Schuyler
NBA
New York
George B. St. George
Belmont Park
John Hay Whitney
James Russell Lowell
Fez
Dorothea Onativia
Jouett Ross Todd
Bib
Tucker
Francis Bacon Gilbert
Clara
S. Stanwood Menken
Waldorf Astoria
Richard T. Wilson
Patricia Martin
Walter Phelps Jacob
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Health Boost
Underweight children are described as pale and anemic due to iron deficiency. The ad claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic provides iron and tasteless quinine to purify blood, restore appetite, color, energy, and disease resistance. It emphasizes safety for children and availability in all stores.
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Grove
Crove
Guilford College Honors Ten on Spring Honor Roll
Guilford College registrar Miss Eva Lasley announced ten students earned honor roll status for the past spring semester. Five achieved straight A records, earning exemption from fall semester attendance. Named: Edgar Meibholm Greensboro Walter Nau Greensboro Priscilla White Esther Lee Cox Goldsboro George Greene Belvidere New Jersey.
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Guilford College
Eva Lasley
Edgar Meibolm
Greensboro
Walter Nau
Priscilla White
George Greene
Belvidere
N. J
Esther Lee Cox
Goldsboro
North Carolina Faces Torrid June as May Tops Records
June is expected to follow May with extreme heat in North Carolina. May set a record as the hottest since 1896, with a mean temperature of 70.7 degrees over 68 stations, 3.9 degrees above the long term average. Rainfall varied, averaging 4.58 inches, with Brevard recording 10.54 inches and Durham the least.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Lee A. Denson
United States Weather Bureau
Monroe
Albemarle
Banner Elk
Denson
Brevard
Parker
Ashe County
Durham
State Faces Around 14 Million Deficit at Year End
Raleigh June 21 The budget bureau executive Henry Burke estimates the state's June 30 deficit will near 14 million dollars. The 1988 legislature projected about 18.1 million, with retroactive school laws adding 0.7 to 0.8 million. General fund notes total 12.23 million and cash overdraft stands at 1.536 million. highway funds exist but are reserved for road bonds and work. Bond issuance authorized to cover the deficit has not yet been pursued.
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Raleigh
Henry Burke
Budget Bureau
Burke
General Assembly
General Fund
Pile Sufferers Seek Relief With Internal Remedy
An advertisement claims rapid lasting relief from hemorrhoids by removing the cause through internal treatment. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold tablets are advertised as safe and guaranteed to banish pile misery or provide a refund, sold at Matin's Eckerd's Drug Stores and other druggists.
Guilford College Honor Roll Students Named
Four graduates join ten fall honor roll privileges with top averages. George Greene Walter Nau and David Parsons plus Errett D Patterson earned all A’s and Parsons held honor roll for four years. Students listed include Esther Lee Cox Le roy Miller Margaret Pegram Clara Belle Welch Jun iora Lois H. Davis George Silver Francis Alexander Mary Bryant and Edgar Meibo hm.
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George Greene
Walter Nau
David Parsons
High Point
Errett D. Patterson
Pipers Gap
Guilford College
Clase
Esther Lee Cox
Goldsboro
Leroy Miller
Linwood
Margaret Pegram
Clara Belle Welch
Mount Airy
Lois H. Davis
George Silver
Camden
N. J
Priscilla White
Francis Alexander
Bergenfield
Mary Bryant
Woodland
Edgar Meibohm
Greensboro
Calrence Cresham Dips Norwood in Passing
Calrence Cresham, 80, founder of a chain of eating houses at southern railway stations, died here yesterday before dining car service existed.
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Calrence Cresham
Norwood
North Carolina Fire Loss Drops Across March May 1933
Enterprise Bureau reports total fire losses for March April and May 1933 at 1 087 592 from 612 fires, down 427 184 and 273 fires from the same three months in 1932. May alone totaled 328 759 from 143 fires, with Asheville leading losses and several cities recording minimal damage. Major incidents included a 75 000 blaze in Charlotte at a college dormitory and 72 000 at Wake Forest structures.
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Raleigh
Commissioner of Insurance
Dan C. Boney
Boney
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Rocky Mount
Greensboro
High Point
Gastonia
Elizabeth City
Charlotte
Wake Forest
Gibsonville
Concord
Madry Attends 14th Annual College Publicity Convention
Robert W. Madry director of the University News Bureau of UNC leaves Chapel Hill for Chicago to attend the American College Publicity Association convention June 22 23 and 24. He will present a nationwide survey on how colleges aid economic recovery. The association includes about 250 college publicity directors. The last convention was held at Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
Robert W. Madry
University News Bureau
Theniversity of North Carolina
Chicago
American College Publicity Association
Biemarck
Madry
Association
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