Main Street Church Opens New Educational Building
The Main Street Methodist Church in High Point announces the formal opening of its new educational building on Sunday. The Rev. N. C. Williams will preside at 9 45 a.m. services, with remarks by Rev. George F. Kirby and Rev. Dr. A. W. Plyler. Evening address by Rev. Dr. Embree H. Blackard. The church, established in 1901, has grown to 725 members with a large enrollment. an education director, Rev. S. B. Moss, will begin duties in August.
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Ain Street Methodist Church
N. C. Williams
Main Street Methodist Church
George F. Kirby
A. W. Plyler
The
Christian Advocate
First Methodist Church
Beaufort
S. C
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Greensboro
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Main Street
Washington Street Methodist Church
High Point
South Main Street
Kirby
J. O. Connor and Sons
S. B. Moss
Albemarle
Yale Divinity School
Moss
Jolly Y Club To Elect State And Outing Follows
Jolly Y club members meet at 6 30 pm at Adams Memorial Y W C A building to elect new officers then proceed to the city lake for a steak supper and the installation of the state officers. A swimming party will close the evening. Civil Aeronautics Authority engineers report six Alaska airports will each have at least one usable runway ready before winter.
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Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Alaska
Americans urged to join British or Chinese war effort
Washington dispatch reports United States likely to approve enlistment of American men in Britain's or China's conflict. Deferments for volunteers abroad may be issued by Selective Service, following President Roosevelt's remarks supporting voluntary enlistment. Main obstacle is the age and fitness distribution of registrants under the Selective Service Act.
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United States
Selective Service
Roosevelt
Britain
China
Canada
Red Cross
Royal Army Medical Corps
Cimhergenes Medical Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Vermont Oxen Remain Common in Progressive State
Vermont remains notable for its use of 500 yoke of oxen, a surprising holdover in a modern era. London’s police history marks a century of organization with crime levels once extreme and a high crime rate in 1868. The Venezuelan coan-tree yields milky latex used as a milk substitute by natives. A gasoline free transport breakthrough appears in Paris with a streamlined electric car.
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Vermont
New England
We, The Women by Ruth Millet on neighborly rules
Advice on safe, courteous neighbor policy covering privacy, gossip, dogs and children, glamor teens, courteous friends, radio etiquette, yard appearance, borrowing, and quarrel etiquette. Emphasizes not intruding, returning borrowed items, and keeping harmony in the home.
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Ruth Millet
Paulicy
Glorifying Yourself with Eye Makeup Tricks for Summer
The article describes sun kissed beauty trends using hunter green and midnight blue mascara along with traditional black and brown. It notes pairing mahogany eye shadow with iris color, extends shading along the lower eyelid with aqua blue greens, and advises using a brush for blending. It also covers eyebrow tinting, avoiding oils on lashes, and keeping lids dry before mascara.
Marmola Diet Tactic Targeting Fat Persons
Marmola tablets offer a starvation style diet claim to slim down faces and figures without exercise. The ad states Marmola has been public for over thirty years with more than twenty million distributed, claiming use for adults with obesity caused by thyromis but not otherwise healthy, urging buyers to consult a physician for any diagnosis.
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