Woman's club luncheon features music and lecture on collecting
The Woman's club held a Wednesday luncheon at First Methodist Protestant church with Mrs. Geddie Strickland presiding. Rev. Douglas L. Right spoke on The Child and His Collective Instincts, outlining stages of collecting from early childhood to adulthood, urging directed, beneficial collecting. An art exhibit of folklore quilts and lace patterns complemented the meeting, with Miss Evelyn Sharp and Mrs. Sam Hyman providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
First Methodist Protestant Church
Geddie Strickland
W. T. Saunders
Evelyn Sharp
Sam Hyman
Wieniawski
D'Androsia
Liszt
Chopin
Douglas L. Right
Winston-Salem
Wachovia Historical Society
State Woman's Clubs
Right
Washington
Points on Income Tax Explained by IRS Officials
IRS officials outline deductions for closed bank accounts and worthless stock. Taxpayers may deduct deposits in bank liquidations and stock worthlessness with proper proof. Adjustments for final distributions and capitalized assessments are explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Guy Teavering
Helvering
Local Rotary Club Plans April Group Meeting
The Rotary club of this city will host a group meeting of clubs from Winston Salem Thomasville Lexington Asheboro Siler City and Liberty in April. Homer Ragan of Thomasville is chairman and High Point has hosted in the past. The Ladies Night program is scheduled for Thursday evening March 22. Rotarian A T Hastley of Norristown Pa was a visitor.
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Rotary Club
Winston- Salem
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
Siler City
Liberty
Homer Ragan
High Point
Amos Kearns
A. T. Hastley
Norristown
W. E. French Seeks Divorce After Assault Incident
W E French of Greensboro files for divorce from Pearl Kivett French now serving a prison sentence for complicity in an assault with attempt to kill. He cites two years separation and mentions two children, one in San Antonio Texas and one on Kivett drive near High Point. He offers to provide a home and care. The wife and B B Owens were convicted in the assault. French was shot twice Feb 1 1932 and survived after critical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. French
Greensboro
Municipal Court
Pearl Kivett French
French
San Antonio
Texas
Kivett Drive
High Point
Owens
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat Ad
An advertisement claims a fat loss method using Kruschen Salts taken with hot water each morning. It promises weight drop in eight weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a rejuvenated feeling, with a money back guarantee if not convinced. The product is sold by Mann Drug Co. and other druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
America
Adv
Garden Cloistered Hour Amid Bustling City
The prose recalls a hushed noon in a city garden near a sanctuary, where the heat of June and flame light frame a moment apart from urban life. Buildings press on the heart as the reader drifts into a quiet, reflective space within the garden.
Hitlerism Declared Guilty by 20000 in Madison Square Garden
In New York a 20000 strong crowd at Madison Square Garden heard 20 witnesses denounce Nazi Hitlerism as a threat to civilization. Senator Millard Tydings read the verdict that Hitler and his regime push Germany back to barbarous despotism endangering world peace and progress.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Millard B. Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
LaGuardia
Alfred B. Smith
Samuel Seabury
Germany
Hans Luther
Adolf Hitler
Treasury Gold Heist Shocks Washington Officials
U S Treasury vault robbed of gold coins valued at 8765 and imitation gold bars worth nearly 30000 if real. Secret Service calls it first such theft at the Treasury and launched an immediate investigation.
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Washington, Mar
Treasury
Secret Service
American Woman Lawyer Rebuked in Transatlantic Libel Case
The text records an accusation against Fanny Holtzman, a New York based American lawyer, with mention of Sir William Sowitz as defense in the 58 million libel suit against Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures in London by Princess Youssoupoit. It notes alleged manipulation and sensational claims around the Rasputin affair.
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Sega
Fanny Holtzman
New York
William Sowitz
Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures
London
Princess Youssoupoit
Cour
Sie Tolzman
Iim
Raeputin
Miss Holtanan
Willame
Rebu
Varaary
Treasury Heist Reported as Coins and Imitation Bars Vanish
A theft at the treasury was found between noon and 1 pm by Walter Weisman a messenger. Two $20 three $10 two $5 and two $2.50 gold coins missing along with imitation gold bars marked with high values. Eight brass planchets disabled discs were taken. A guard stanchion and Walter Jones a messenger were near the exhibit when the loss occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Walter Weisman
Walter Jones
Fights Last Night Reported From St Louis and Cincinnati
AP reports results from St Louis where Natie Brown defeated Al Stillman on points and Cincinnati where Roughhouse Glover beat Sammy Slaughter on points. Also noted is a forecast that 1934 steel use by auto makers could fund ten Empire State building frames or 40 Brooklyn bridges.
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ST. Louis
Natie Brown
Washington
D. C
al Stillman
Cincinnati
Roughhouse Glover
Jacksonville
Fla
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Empire State Buildings
Brooklyn
Grand prescrip tion ALLENRY eases rheumatic pain fast
A notice proclaims ALLENRY rheumatic relief. a man aged 80 is said to recover daily work and family joy in 48 hours. The ad promises a five cent bottle or money back, claiming to remove uric acid and ease back ache neuritis sciatica and lumbago.
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Economy Drug Co
Mann Drug Co
Rall Aufferere
Speech teachers convene Friday in Greensboro
The North Carolina Association of Teachers of Speech meets Friday and Saturday in Greensboro alongside the Tri-State Forensic tournament. Officers include President Edwin H. Paget and Secretary-Treasurer Albert Keiser, with vice presidents Kennett Campbell and Lewis. The program features debates, acting and directing discussions, a luncheon, officer elections, and theater demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mar
North Carolina Association of Teachers of Speech
Edwin H. Paget
N. C. State College
Albert Keiser
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Kennett
High Point College
Leslie Campbell
Campbell College
Lewis
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Teachers Association
Woman's College
Experimental Theater
State College
Roosevelt Visits St Croix in Virgin Islands Tour
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Governor Paul Pearson and party arrived by Airliner American Clipper from St Thomas in 28 minutes. They landed at Christopher Columbus site, greeted by flowers and rum gift, then headed to a bandstand where she spoke of the President’s care for the Virgin Islands.
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Croix
Virgin Islands
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Paul Pearson
St. Thomas
Christopher Columbus
Roosevelt
St. Croix
Wreck Victim Ed N Keller dies in Rockingham crash
An automobile overturn near Rockingham causes fatal injuries to Ed N. Keller of Statesville, a 45 year old salesman. Walter Phifer of Hamlet, driver of the car, faces a charge of manslaughter.
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Rockingham
Mar
Here
Ed N. Keller
Statesville
Walter Phifer
Hamlet
Belk Heads North Carolina D A R Officers
Mrs. W. H. Belk of Charlotte was elected regent of the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution. She succeeds Mrs. Sydney Perry Cooper of Henderson, who had served three years. Mrs. Isaac Manning of Chapel Hill was elected vice regent and Mrs. Benjamin Wyche of Charlotte became corresponding secretary. Mrs. Cooper is endorsed for National vice president general. Officers were installed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk
Sydney Perry Cooper
Henderson
Cooper
National Society
Isaac Manning
Chapel Hill
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
M. J. O'Neil
EARNINGS REBATES CONSIDERED TO BOOST GOODS INDUSTRY
Washington March earnings revisions revived a plan to exempt certain capital goods from federal taxes. Henry A Wise Wood of Wood Ne Machinery urged the proposal at the Durable Goods Code conference. The idea aims to encourage manufacturers to replace obsolete machinery and promote employment, with support from industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Wise Wood
Wood Ne Machinery Corporation of York
Hugh
Johnson
Wood
History dress mark closes Salem college meeting
A brief morning business session closed the conference as Dr. Howard Row, president of Salem College, drew the event to a close with an histori dress remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Row
Salem College
S S S Blood Tonic Promises Stronger Health
An old advertisement touts S.S.S. as a blood and body tonic to restore red blood cells and oxygen carrying capacity. It links improved appetite, color, skin, strength, and energy to correcting run down blood from overwork, colds, or poor diet and urges readers to buy the larger bottle for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
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Rabhan’s
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Prank L. Jenkins Pastencer
Treftie M.eager
Washington, D.C
H. D. Saunders
N. C
Southern Railway System
By Helen Welshimer
Hitlerism
U.S. Treasury
Associated Press
Dr. Lindley
Hirst Lady
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Robbins
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W. H. Belk
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Goodyear West Sport Oxfords
S. Main
Robert H. Graupner
Harrisburg
Penna
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