Delta Tau Club Hosts Luncheon and Harper Prize Discussion
Mrs. C F Tomlinden hosted the Delta Tau club at her Parkway home for a 1 pm luncheon with calendula centerpiece. Mrs. J B Millis led a program reviewing Paul Horgans 1933 Harper Prize novel The Fault of Angels noting its links to Joseph Eastman and the Artists Colony in Rochester New York.
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Delta Tau Club
C. F. Tomlinden
Parkway
J. B. Millis
Paul Horgan
J. T. Mann
J. E. Millis
H. A. Millis
Robert Walker
Kenneth Denny
Frank Hunsucker
H. J. Coffletd
Local P T A Council Endorses Bible Play
High Point Public Schools P T A endorses the pageant Let There Be Light announced by Mrs. R L Brinson. Jay Wellington invites parents and teachers to rehearsals at Wesley Memorial church 7 30 tonight and March 8 at the Junior High auditorium. The Biblical pageant, once a Chicago success drawing about 60000 daily, benefits High Point school children. Mr and Mrs A H Newsom plan a Salisbury weekend visit.
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High Point
Parent-Teachers Council
R. L. Brinson
Chicago
Laura Wesson U D C Meeting At Mrs Walker's Home
Social calendar notes the Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting Friday at 3 30 pm with Mrs W W Walker at 1013 Club Drive. The Idylwild club hosts a formal dance from 9 to 1 at Sedgefield Country Club with Alex Mendenhall and his orchestra providing music.
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Laura Wesson
W. W. Walker
Club Drive
Sedgefield Country Club
Alex Mendenhall
Local Society Items and Notices From Salisbury
Illness updates include David Croker recovering from influenza at 708 Carrick Avenue and T B Bennett addressed at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery for appendicitis. Birth announced for Hoyle Edward Hedrick on February 25 at 115 Adams Street.
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David Croker
Carrick Avenue
T. B. Bennett
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Grady J. Hedrick
Hoyle Edward
Adams Street
Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson Guest Speaker At Good Will Club Meet
The Good Will Garden club met at 10 with Mrs. R. R. Blackburn hosting on Montheu Avenue. President Mrs. T. A. Tilden led business and planned a Brentwood school junior garden club. Guest speaker Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson praised Natural Gardens In North Carolina and urged reading Wells and visiting the state’s flora from coast to mountains.
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S. H. Tomlinson
Good Will Club
Good Will
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
T. A. Tilden
Brentwood School
North Carolina
B. W. Wells
College of Agriculture and Engineering
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Gamma Chapter Banquet and Installation Service
Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a banquet at the Sheraton Hotel last evening with Miss Rachel Minter presiding. Officers installed were Anne Robbins president Meta Heath vice president Blanche Beasley secretary and Ditsy Cash treasurer.
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Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Rachel Minter
Sheraton Hotel
Minter
Anne Robbins
Meta Heath
Blanche Beasley
Ditsy Cash
H. A. White
R. I. Quigley
Children’s rights and parental sacrifice contrasted at home
A discussion contrasts two family styles the Greens who center children and the Browns who split time between work and social life. It argues for a middle path that preserves children's rights while allowing parents to maintain adult connections and mutual satisfaction.
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Mrs. Green
Greens
Brown
Mr. Brown
Psychology of ridicule as discipline and piano lessons dilemma
Dear Dr Richard son ridiculing a misbehaving boy yields results but is harmful and unfair. Avoid sarcasm. A parent worried about forcing a child to practice piano is right to seek engaging teachers while not coercing the child to practice. Both viewpoints have merit and a balanced approach is advised.
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Dr. Richardson
Ques
Ans
Bible scenes on Venezuelan buses aim to ward off accidents
Motor buses in Venezuela are decorated with biblical scenes as locals believe the imagery will protect passengers and drivers from accidents, reflecting a faith rooted practice in public transport.
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Venezuela
Raven as Source of Light and Life Among British Columbia Indians
British Columbia Indigenous beliefs hold the raven as the source of light and life, while the killer whale is said to transform into a man. The article notes mythic power and shapeshifting in local lore.
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British Columbia
Pasteurizing Milk Question Raised for Baby Safety
The text argues pasteurization only reduces danger, not makes dirty milk safe. It advises that milk must be clean from the start and, if there is any doubt, to boil it for minutes.
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Deltas Taus
P.T. A. Council
A. H. Newsom
Salisbury
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Herbe Miller
Ethel Arey
Roby Nash
Irene Reynolds
Fourth Street
Parker Waynick
Katherine
Hedrick
Smith
Hazel Hedrick
Lois Smith
Yesable Hedrick
Thomasville
Needlecraft Club
J. L. Perkins
L. P. Magnin
Cedron Avenue
Magnin
Mesdames B. C. Rogers
H. C. Terry
Coy E. Moose
Ross H. Davin
Miss Barbour
Heureux
Carey Atkins
Heureux Bridge Club
Hilda Barbour
E. H. Comstock
Greenwood
Mississippi
Lake Village
Arkasas
Broadhurst
Canolia Geddie
Annie Moore
Mary Gwyn
Sumter
S. C
Canterbury Club
R. A. McPheeters
West Farriss Avenue
New York
Helen Welshimer
Bagdad
Trieste
Singapore
Nineveh
Bethlehem
Queen's Shore
Woolworth
RCA
Chrysler
Tomlinson
The
North Carolina Garden Club
Sheraton
Margaret Sloan
Alma Andrews
Sophie Richards
White
Viola Lassiter
Greensboro
J. J. Andoe
N. T. Yarborough
Andoe
S the Matter With
Children's Rights—And
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Merit Shoe Co
the Ladies’ Shop
N. Main ST
Clarion Rock
South Main Street
Las
Waggers Ladies Shop
South Main
Rose Marie
Swagger
S. Maain
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