Births and meetings fill local notice sheet
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawson announce a son born March 9 at their Park Street home. Mrs. F. E. White announces a daughter Margaret Helen born March 8 at 724 South Hamilton. Various clubs meet: Junior Service League 10:30 at the Country club. Mardi Carte Club 3:30 at Mrs F. E. Harrison’s Monroe apartment. Calvary M. E. Church ladies meet 7:30. Mirthquake minstrel at Ada Blair School 7:30. American Homes Dept at Country club with H. C. Barthmaier on Tapestries. D A R chapter postpones to March 19 due to Winston-Salem convention. Mrs. T. J. Gold sails Paris trip with son Thomas Gold Jr.. A M Idol Philathea class 8. Woman's Club 3:30 at Sheraton with Mrs. Fast. D A R convention attendees listed. Archdale M. E. Church Ladies Aid meeting notes and oyster supper planned for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. White
Margaret Helen
South
Hamilton Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Archdale
M. E. Church
Reggie Allman
A. B. Williams
Troy Gilmore
C. A. Ward
Dc. A. Ward
Ladies Aid
F. B. Lindley
Archdals
Why Some Women Are So Popular Beauty Ad
An old advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as a beauty essential. It claims a smooth application, a youthful bloom, and a long wear with a French process. It promises to reduce shine, pastiness, irritation and large pores and credits Mann Drug Co. as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Adv
Duke Student Carter Farriss Visits with Stewart Family
Carter Farriss, a Duke University student, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. R. K. Stewart at the Elwood hotel. The Stewarts are staying there during home remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Farriss
Duke University
R. K. Stewart
Elwood Hotel
Mrs. Stewart
French Stage Revival Exhibition to Display 18th Century Glories
Paris prepares a special exhibition reassembling 18th century French stage splendor. The show will feature numerous pictures and items borrowed from American and continental collections to illustrate the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Equalization fund compromise sets $6 000 000 figure
Raleigh March 11 The state school equalization fund settles at about 6.5 million dollars annually after a senate house compromise. Leaders say the agreement narrows a deadlock that had lingered for days. Senators and representatives discuss the plan to allocate 5.25 million to aid six month terms and 1.25 million as a special tax deduction fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
House
Senate
Rep. A. D. Mace- Lean
Beaufort
Rep
W. S. Halstead
Camden County
Frank Hancock
O. B. Moss
W. C C. Woodard
B. S. Womble
Forsyth
Enate
Budget Commission
Finance Committee
Womble
T. L. Johnson
Robeson
Person of Franklin
MacLean
McCoy Tablets Ad Promises Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement urges readers to try McCoy Tablets promising at least 5 pounds gain after using four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. It guarantees money back if results are not achieved and cites Mann Drug Co. as a seller.
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McCoy
Mann Drug Co
America
Advy
Daily Lenten Thought by William Ke Gilroy
Salvation is more than escape from sin it opens the soul to Jesus riches and a dynamic life. True virtue arises from passion and intensity for good not mere safety. One must press toward the right and pursue active holiness rather than settle for half measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William KE. Gilroy
D. D
Jesus
St. Paul
John R. Seeley
Penalties for Late or Fraudulent Tax Returns
The statute outlines penalties for failure to file and pay on time and for fraudulent returns. It distinguishes between ordinary failure and willful neglect. A late return carries a 25 percent tax penalty unless the delay is due to reasonable cause. Willful failure incurs up to 10,000 dollars, imprisonment up to one year, plus 25 percent of the tax. Fraudulent returns incur up to 10,000 to 1,000,000 dollars, up to five years in prison, plus 50 percent of the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Compromise Weighs on State School Fund Distribution
Discussion centers on a $6,590,000 fund allocation among 90 counties with three large counties excluded. Supporters argue the revised plan, backed by Senate features and Dr. A T Allen, gives local boards more control though teachers group remains unsatisfied. Legislature shows no clear teacher spokesman yet as liberalization appears maximal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock House
Senate
A. T. Allen
Hancock
Jule B. Warren
Club Women Promote Forest Conservation Essay Contest
Club women in Jacksonville Florida report they practice forest conservation and urge preservation of natural beauty spots. The General Federation offers a prize essay contest for club women nationwide on why national parks should not be exploited commercially and why privately owned lands within park boundaries should be government acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
General Federation
De Valera urges higher tariffs for Ireland
Limerick Ireland January speech by Eamon de Valera denounces free trade as a menace to the Irish Free State and calls for protective tariffs. He says Ireland must sacrifice by wearing less fashionable but serviceable shoes hats and hosiery.
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Limerick
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Voice Controlled Electric Train Stops Starts or Reverses
A General Electric voice controlled electric train responds to spoken commands via a telephone transmitter. Casey Jones style locomotive moves forward, stops, or reverses on word cues, with the operator able to chat without affecting operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Mar
General Electric Company
Casey Jones
Casey
Stow
Cuit
Hudson Tube
New York
Propagating Perennials Easy by Dividing and Seed
Many perennials can be dug up and divided to form sizeable plants with minimal effort. A short list includes Fall Aster, Shasta Daisy, Iris, Phlox, and Delphinium, all hardy and reliable for backyard gardens. You can also grow other perennials from seed and propagate shrubs more simply by division, with library books offering detailed guidance.
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Rock Garden
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Fvents of
W. J. Lawson
Park Street
Mardi Carte Club
FE. T. Harrison
Monroe
Calvary M. FE
Calvary M. FE. Church of
Ada Blair School
American Homes Dept
American Homes Department
Country Club
H. C. Barthmaier
Woman's Club
Dr. A. R. Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Gold
T. J. Gold
France
Gold
Thomas Gold, Jr
University of Paris
Mr. Gold
Ing
A. M. Idol Philathea
Mike Ruth Moffitt
North Main Street
Harry Koonce
Mable Davis
Sheraton Hotel
D. A. KR
Alxenner Martin Chapter
Robert E. Lee
Mesdames R. K. Stewart
Thurlow Kearns
G. Fox Marshall
D. E E. Harllee
C. B. Mattocks
Miss Pearl Idol
Archdale Aid Society
Moffitt’s
J. C. Baskervill Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Ethel
Cecil
Opp
Wachovia Bank
Daily Lenten
DE Valera
Romaine B. Ware
NEA
Piedmont Insurance and Realty Company
College Street
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