Social gathering features bridge and birthday party notices
W C Spencer and Mrs Gilbert Marsh win high scores at a Tuesday Archdale party with 36 guests and refreshments. A dinner party honored Mrs E L Spencer’s 25th birthday with a three course meal and family guests. Community events include Johnson Street PTA meeting and a Methodist circle food sale Saturday. Birth announced for Jo Ann Hedrick on February 25. Magdalene Rebekahs set a 7:30 meeting with a surprise form and soap coupon drive.
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W. C. Spencer
Archdale
Rook
Gilbert Marsh
C. L. McCampbell
C. E. Wilson
KE. L. Spencer
E. L. Spencer
B. L. Spencer
C. 5. Hill
W. A. Hill
T. O. Marsh
Pearl
Elisabeth Marsh
Florence
Bea Hill
John Bullin
Grady J. Hedrick
Jo Ann
Magdalene Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Social Calendar Mina Horas and Club Meetings
Alumni of Salem College meet Mrs W L Jackson at 1100 Forest Hill Drive Tmerywood. Fea and Topics group meets Mrs F Logan Porter on Fairway Drive. Lotus Club hosts Mrs F H Barrett at 209 Woodrow Avenue. Canterbury Club hosted by Mrs Craven Page in West Emerywood. Philomathean Club meets Mrs W C Idol at 210 Hillcrest Drive.
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Salem College
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Tmerywood
Fea
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
F. H. Barrett
Lotus Club
Woodrow Avenue
Craven
Mrs W B E Davis Attends Contract Club in Thomasville
Mrs W B E Davis was a guest at a Contract club meeting in Thomasville on Wednesday entertained by Mrs E H Mahone and local families. The outing followed visits to Grace Riley and Mamie Griffin at 411 Ridgecrest.
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T. W. Williams
Eugene Hancock
Burlington
Grace Riley
Mamie Griffin
Ridgecrest Street
Duke Power Lowers Common Dividend to One Dollar
Directors of Duke Power Co reduce the quarterly common dividend to $1 a share from $1.25, payable on stock of record March.
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New York
Duke Power Co
Dr Seeman Talks On Child Genius At Local Luncheon
Dr Ernest Seeman of Duke University addressed a large Woman's club luncheon at Central Friends church annex. He outlined a six month to six year training plan emphasizing heredity environment art and climbing to foster imagination and vocational direction. The program featured spring flower decorations string quartet from the high school and meals prepared by the American Homes department.
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Ernest Seeman
Duke University
Woman's Club
Central Friends Church
Seeman
Edna
Mae Douglas
Aline Vance
Elizabeth Hoffman
Inez Caldwell
Virginia Frank
American Homes Department
Club
Melvin Hayes
Bank Holidays Spread Across States Amid Deposit Strain
Flapper Fanny notes widespread bank holidays as governors impose restricted withdrawals up to five percent. Michigan, Maryland, Indiana and Ohio show varied easing and continuations. Newcastle issues scrip. nine states maintain holidays, five more limit withdrawals. Minnesota and Idaho consider further powers for bank closures.
Mid-Week Garden Club Hears Wild Flowers Talk
Mrs. KR Shaw spoke on wild flowers to about twenty members of the Mid-Week Garden Club at Mrs. Paul Ingle’s Sherbrook court home. She presented lantern slides and exhibited her own plate gardens featuring species such as hepatic, rue, anemones, wild geranium, Herb Robert, moss pink, and rattlesnake plantain. Officers were elected with Mrs. H Hayworth as president and Mrs. W G Foy as vice president.
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KR. H. Shaw
Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
H. Hayworth
W. G. Foy
E. T. Harrison
H. A. Millis
Trial Postponed in Mysterious Double Child Murder Case
Mrs. Elsie Dollar’s trial on murder charges for two children postponed indefinitely. Illneas of Graham reports the delay as legal steps pause the case while authorities review evidence and prepare new dates.
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Graham
Elsie Dollar
Doctor Sze Returns as China’s Minister to Hoover In Washington
Dr Booke Alfred Sze China's premier diplomat, Cornell graduate and veteran envoy to Washington, presents credentials to President Hoover in the U S capital amid tense Asia politica relations, including Manchuria crises and Sino American diplomacy.
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Manchuria
China
United States
Booke Alfred Sze
Re House
Hoover
Washington
Cornell
Chinese Republic
States extend holiday withdrawals amid bank closures
California Oklahoma Louisiana and Mississippi join others in withdrawal limits. Governors Ralph Muray Allen announce mandatory bank closings for three days in California and Oklahoma while Louisiana halts all public business, Mississippi limits withdrawals, and Alabama holds a nonmandatory holiday through March 10. Tennessee banks reopen or ignore the calls as rules vary.
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Associated Press
California
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ralph
San Francisco
Alabama
Tennessee
Forest Fires Roar At Ridgecrest Today
Forest fires raged west of Ridgecrest after driving back the Baptist assembly grounds and the Southern Presbyterian assembly at Montreat. For a time the Baptist Assembly grounds were seriously threatened before crews contained the flames.
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Ridgecrest
Mar
Here
Southern Baptist Assembly
Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church
Montreat
Baptist Assembly
Mrs Gratton Foy Hosts Wednesday Contract Club
Mrs Gratton Foy hosted a Wednesday Contract Club gathering at her Rockford road home. Three tables played in a décor filled room with jonquils. scores named Mrs Louis Heilig winner. Guests included Misses Mary Elizabeth Long Alice Elizabeth Freeze Mary Simmons and Mesdames Perry Helig Casey Strickland Nolan Robieaw Sheloff Hubbard and Mrs John Foy.
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Louis Heilig
Mary Elizabeth Long
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Mary Simmons
Mesdames Seborn Perry
Louis Hellig
Paul Casey
Sam Strickland
Burwell Nolan
L. G. Robie’aw
John Foy
Robert Sheloff
Robert Hubbard
Firefighters Save Buildings as Cottage Fire Rages
Endangered by flames a cottage and nearby structures were saved as 50 volunteers and Black Mountain Fire Department battled the blaze. Volunteers blocked the fire's spread toward Montreal and prevented greater damage. The scene included a wheeled exchange between a salesman and a customer.
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Black Mountain Fire Department
Montreal
First impressions from a man’s reaction to looks and skin
The speaker notes you can tell a man’s interest instantly by his eyes and demeanor. She argues men, while not fashion experts, value a flawless complexion and smooth skin, which makes them want to know you better.
Close Up Dance Test Sparks Flirtatious Spotlight
A playful guide warns girls to watch for a suitor who moves in close to test his eye contact and attraction. It suggests confident, softly alluring skin as a key to keeping him engaged, urging readers to enjoy dancing while staying mindful of the attention.
Alluring skin in a suggestive dance invitation
A terse pane of dialogue describes a man unable to resist a woman's soft skin after a dance. He asks for another dance and to see her home, noting the attraction as the oldest real allure. The tone hints at social enticement and impending interaction.
Hollywood Skin Secret Offered to All
Bold claim promotes Fra Grant White Lux Toilet Soap as the skin secret of nine out of ten stars. It urges readers to achieve star quality skin for allure in love scenes and general attractiveness with gentle care.
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Hollywood
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LUB News
Johnson ST. PT. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Johnson Street School
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Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point Hardware Company
Christian Endeavor Society of the Central Friends Church
Annex
Martha Jarrett
Jamaica
B. N. Smith
Ed Crisco
W. J. Edmonds
Winston-Salem
North Main Street
Mra. J
First Baptist Group
Vail
First Baptist Church
W. B. Wall
Lindsay Street
W. W. Dickerson
W. L. Hunt
J. EB. Whichard
H. Jd. Scarborough
T. A. Dean
Julia Lips
Chic
Teen . Pr
Moffitt's
North Main St
Dr. Seeman
Fanny
Kentucky
Michigan
Fords
Cousens
Detroit
Maryland
Indiana
Newcastle
Ohio
Chbio
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Illinois
Idaho
U. S
Mrs. Gratton Foy
Community Exchange
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