D A C Delegates Headed to Sixth Annual Assembly in Charlotte
Mrs. J S Welborn Mrs J E B Kirkman Mrs Thurlow Kearns of the city and Mrs Charles Wallace of Morehead City travel to Charlotte for the Daughters of the American Colonists sixth annual assembly. National president Mrs John Laidlaw Buel will be guest of honor at a house party hosted by state regent Mrs Benjamin Wyche. Also attending are Ettie Brown and other chapter members. A 6:30 dinner at Mrs Wyche’s home precedes the business session.
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J. S. Welborn
J. EB. Kirkman
Thurlow Kearns
Charles §. Wallace
Morehead City
Welborn
Charlotte
the Daughters of the American Colonists
John Laidlaw Buel
Benjamin Wyche
Queens Road
Charles Wallace
Kearns
Kirkman
Ettie Brown
Flora MacDonald College
Red Springs
Wyche
Buel
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Adlerika Ad Claims Relief
Ad claims Adlerika washes out poisons causing gas nervousness and sleep trouble. One dose provides instant relief. Sold in High Point by Mann Drug Stores and Economy Drug Store Inc.
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Adlerika
High Point
Mann Drug Stores
Economy Drug Store, Inc
Moore County Chief Deputy Seeks Fingerprint Training
Moore County Chief Deputy L. A. Kelly is in High Point for two weeks of intensive identification bureau training under J. W. McMahon. He has studied fingerprint work for a year and a half and chose High Point after reviewing leading city bureaus.
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L. A. Kelly
Moore County
J. W. McMahon
Kelly
Black slave Henriette Alston dies in Chicago at 95
Henriette Alston a former slave who served 25 years died at her daughter's home in Chicago. Born in South Carolina she was sold young to James Alston of Brighton Tennessee. He freed her in 1863 and she lived in Brighton before moving to Chicago three years ago.
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Chicago
Henriette Alston
South Carolina
James Alston
Brighton
Tenn
MELLO GLO Powder Promises Fresh Skin and Smoothness
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder made by a new French process. It claims long wear smooth application hides lines and pores, with no irritation. Priced 50c and 1.00 at Mann Drug Store and Eckerd's.
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Mann Drug Store
Eckerd's
Social Clubs Schedule For Wednesday And Friday
A list of local meetings and social events across Wednesday and Friday. Includes W F W hall installation by Mrs James F Mickle state president, Musical Art club at Country club, High Point Garden club council at Mrs H A White, Mothers club at Mrs J R Alexander, W C T A at Y W C A, W O T club at Mrs R K Stewart, Delta Tau club at Mrs J E Millis, Apron Tea at Mrs Carter Dalton, Goodwill Garden tool demo by Walter Campbell, Utopian Study club at Mrs Rodney Snow, Priscilla club at Mrs R K Young.
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High Point Garden Club Council
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Mothers’ Club
Wesley Memorial
M. E. Church
J. R. Alexander
East Lexington
J. E. Millis
Delta Tau Club
Forest Hill Drive
Carter Dalton
Johson Street
Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Goodwill Garden Club
Walter Campbell
Greensboro
Beeson Hardware Company
Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Woodbrook Court
Spring Arrives With March Showers In City
A March shower and overcast skies greeted the arrival of spring in the city. Rain fell for hours with showers continuing overnight then cleared by mid morning. Locals welcomed spring despite delays to planting and forecasts warned of a colder night ahead.
Mrs. Cook Returns Home After Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Maggie Cook, mother of two, attempted suicide by taking seven potash tablets Saturday night. She was dismissed from Guilford General Hospital this morning and appears to be recovering well.
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Maggie Cook
Guilford General Hospital
Home Again And A Call From Sue
The scene centers on Sue and Jack settling back at home after an ambulance visit. Jack rests on the day bed while Sue, returning to kitchen duties, reflects on Ruth and Sally in the Bradley household. Sue recalls Sally’s illness and Sally’s past with Dr Raynor, noting Ruth’s deeper bond with him.
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Orchid
Sue
Jack
Bradley
Ruth
Dale Courtney
Sally
Dr. Raynor
Bradleys
Appointed Page For State Regent D A R
Sue hosts dinner by fire after Jack naps. Joe Beckley calls long distance, intruding in their life. Jack hides annoyance, Sue smiles and sows tension with a light mood as the other woman presses. What did she want?
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Sue
Jack
Joe Beckley
Joe
It Took Lots Of Bidding To Reach This Contract
An explanation of constructive bidding in bridge. The third constructive bid is considered forcing while the fourth constructive bid declares the side has agreed to go game under the one over one system.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Bridge bidding and play by example in five hearts contract
The article analyzes a bridge hand with South opening one club and a sequence of forcing bids. It covers responses including one spade and two diamonds, leading to game in hearts. It outlines the play from dummy and how to manage trumps and suit losses to make five hearts.
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Declarer
Bast
Plight Of North Carolina University Draws National Outcry
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill faces possible irreparable damage from proposed budget cuts. Prominent leaders including P Keppell, Walter Lippman, Glenn Frank, Owen D Young, Charles A Beard and James Angell warn the nation that cutting funding would harm the university, a cornerstone of American education.
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Mar
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
North Carolina
Graham
P. Keppell
Carnegie Corporation
University
Library of Congress
Walter Lippman
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Owen D. Young
Friends of Education
Charles A. Beard
United States
Lawrence Lowel
Harvard University
University of North Carolina At
John Grier Hibben
Princeton Wuniversity
South
Newton D. Baker
Ellery Sedwick
The
Atlantic Monthly
Massachusetts
David Lawrence
Arthur W. Page
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Man Shot on Fairview Street After Quarrel
A Negro man, Johnson of 810 Wade Street, was shot in the hip about 10 PM on Fairview Street during a quarrel in which he says he did not participate. David Gant is named as the shooter. Johnson was taken to Burrus Hospital by Sechrest’s ambulance and underwent surgery to remove a bullet lodged in his hip. Police say Gant has not been arrested as investigators pursue the case.
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Burrus Hospital
Johnson
David Gant
Sechrest
Wade Street
Fairview Street
Gant
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