WCTU Meeting At Sheloff Home
Women’s Christian Temperance Union members met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. C Sheloff’s Park Way home. Miss Joanne Crowder and Miss Doris Craven led a program and reported on the Mars Hill College encampment. Mrs. Sheloff led the devotional and donations were planned for the American Bible Society, the Carolina Institute of International Relations, and the Pocket Testament League.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
The
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Pocket Testament League
Barber Keeps Shaving Amid Bozeman Kitchen Blaze
In Bozeman Montana barber Ralph H. Crabb continued shaving a customer as flames erupted and smoke billowed from a nearby restaurant. Firefighters arrived, quickly controlled the kitchen fire with chemicals, and Crabb calmly remarked on the department’s prompt response.
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Bozeman, Mont
Ralph H. Crabb
Crabb
Sleep Expectation for a 20-Year-Old Life Span
An estimate suggests a person who is twenty will sleep about sixteen years of life. The calculation breaks down to months days and hours, illustrating the substantial portion of life spent asleep.
Cousins Share Party Honors In Thomasville
Two young cousins Kenneth Hudson and Dona Maria Fucille celebrated joint birthdays at Mrs. FE Proctor's home in Thomasville. Guests included family members and friends who gave gifts and enjoyed refreshments during the afternoon gathering.
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Mark
Kenneth Alan Hudson
Donna Maria Fucille
E. L. Proctor
Thomasville
Dona Maria Fucille
FE. L. Proctor
Salem Street
Kenneth
C. C. Hudson
Donna Maria
S. J. Fucille
Ronnie Russell
Emma Jean Smith
Shirley Pierce
Norma Sue Stewart
Vicki Hiatt
Kirby Primm
Gary Pierce
Linda Ann Smith
Jimmy Snyder
Mesdames Russell
Pierce
C. J. Smith
Pat Kennedy
Suspicious Car Report Triggers Police Response
Milwaukee officers rushed to a county line driveway after a report of a suspicious automobile. Two witnesses from Ozaukee County parked their squad car nearby to file the report.
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Milwaukee
Ceenee
Ozaucount
Civitan Club hears safety talk on home hazards and USES
Civitan Club luncheon at the Seraton hotel featured safety director A. C. Blackman of Charlotte insurance and Mason Swearingen of USES. Blackman warned about everyday home dangers and cited 1944 falls fatalities, while Ed Davis outlined USES aims in job placement, veteran services, and unemployment relief, noting a $75 million funding gap.
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A. C. Blackman
Charlotte Insurance Cominy
Mason C. Swearingen
Civitan Club
Seraton Hotel
Blackman
Edgar Icher
Ed Davis
Proram Committee
United States Employment Service
Employment Counseiling
Washington
Congress
Ralph Miller
S. M. Watkins
E. F. Proffitt
F. B. Kearns
T. S. Sosick
Arch Richardson
James Rhodes
Method Changed how cannons are measured by muzzle diameter
The article explains the shift from artillery sizing by projectile weight to measuring by muzzle diameter in inches or centimeters, occurring by the early medieval period. It notes the change formalized in the 1st century as a turning point in artillery practice.
Women embrace comfortable stylish footwear through history
Helen Follett observes changing shoe sizes from a size 4 to a 7 over generations and notes how modern women seek flexible leather soles, comfortable fittings, and fashionable designs. She recalls past constraints, praises practical footwear, and concludes that health, dress, and beauty are improving for women.
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Grannie
Nes
City Planning Experts Busy On Survey
J N Zimmerman and Robert F Edwards of Morris Knowles Inc Pittsburg Pa arrived in High Point to study the city plan. The team will stay about a month and draft a full rezoning plan including more single family zones and possibly more duplex zones. J C Callahan, traffic expert from Pittsburg, will join Thursday as the state highway commission assists in a traffic survey. A new street plan will be created from the survey and added to the city plan.
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J.N. Zimmerman
Robert F. Edwards
Morris Knowles, Inc
Pittsburg
High Point
J. C. Callahan
State Highway Commission
Dogs About Outnumber Students at Colorado Campus
In Boulder Colorado dogs frequent campus life and even attend classes with faculty and students. A campus environment filled with canine presence includes distractions during lectures and events, with some wondering why dogs do not receive degrees or official recognition from the University.
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Boulder, Colo
Ins
University of Colorado
T. Z. Koo
Boulder
Why boys need deodorant in years of teens
A teen advice note urges male readers to start using deodorant around age 13 to combat perspiration and odor. It explains anti perspirants and deodorants, advises applying after bathing, and suggests powder for feet. It also notes privacy and asks readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope to Elinor Williams.
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Elinor Williams
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WCTU
Sheloff
Wood-Armfield Furniture CO
Willis Stallings Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Mann Drug Store
Helen Follett
Leslie Brooks
Suir
Chicago
Charles S. Doughtery
George E. Lankstone
Bernard J. Fadlon
Chicago Ray Transit Company
Lankstone
Edward Vaughn Settle
Greenaboro High Point
Northeastouthwest
Greensboro-High Point
Guilford County
Seig
High Point, N. C
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