Green Hills Party Reveals Joan Barrett Fortune and Rivalry
Joan Barrett, the town stenographer engaged to Bob Andrews, receives a warm welcome from Dorothy Starke as Sybil Hendry schemes to crippling her social rise. A fortune teller foresees a tall dark man and Death, prompting laughter and relief among Joan and friends.
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Joan Barrett
John Hendry
Bob Andrews
Hendry
Joan
Sybil Hendry
Philip Hendry
Sybil
Dorothy Starke
Charles Norton
California
Dorothy
Green Hills
Downs
Seattle
Philip
Bob
Millie Sanders
Millie
Sanders
Nellie
Jim
Coffee Crises and Dinner Plans Stir an Amusing Column
The writer recalls a coffee shortage and a planned group dinner with co host Frank Massey. A Salvation Army captain proposes a crying song idea for the column while anecdotes describe Death Valley Scotty and a new garden book by Sellar Yeatman with Will Cuppy footnotes.
Close Contest in Election at Local College
Alson Gray and James Matocks led the president race at High Point College after first-round voting. A runoff is set for tomorrow with Oceo Gibbs and Max Rogers eliminated. Nancy Parham and Elizabeth Bagwell remain for secretary to the council. Dwight Morgan won vice president, and class representatives were chosen for senior rising, junior rising, sophomores, with dormitory councils naming officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alson Gray
James Mattocks
High Point
High Point College
Oceo Gibbs
Max Rogers
Nancy Parham
Elizabeth Bagwell
Henderson
Dwight Morgan
Farmer
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Helen Cameron
Liberty
David Cooper
Edward Stirewall
Jacqueline Kinney
Reidsville
Frank Hartman
Advance
Edith Vance
Edgar Welborn
Thomasville
Burlington
Earle Brinkley
Porter Hauser
Pinnacle
Frank Hege
Lexingtong
Ralph Hughes
Ware Shoals
College Classes Choose Officers
John Stanley of High Point and G. W. Holmes of Graham were named presidents of the rising sophomore and junior classes at High Point College elections held yesterday. Other officers include George Elkins of Liberty as sophomore vice president Rather Miran of Torrington Conn as secretary and Virginia Dixon of High Point as junior class vice president Mary Mitchell Balty of Henderson as secretary and Helen Rae Holton of High Point as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanley
High Point
G. W. Holmes
Graham
Clas
High Point College
George Elkins
Liberty
Rather Miran
Torrington
Conn
Virginia Dixon
Mary Mitchell Balty
Henderson
Helen Rae Holton
Blood in the Body Flows Through Heart in One Minute
A simplified description explains blood moving through the heart in about one minute. It outlines the heart’s chambers and vessels guiding circulation. The focus is on the rapid rhythm of the heartbeat and the path of blood circulation.
Cardui Promises Relief For Women’s Monthly Pain
The advertisement claims thousands of women avoided monthly suffering by taking Cardui or other treatments. It asserts reduced cramps, pains, and nervous strain, plus overall strength from Cardui with home-use directions, available at drug stores.
Peace Oratory Contest Set At High Point College Tonight
The North Carolina Inter-Collegiate Peace association hosts a peace oratorical contest at 8 p.m. in High Point College auditorium with High Point as host. A. C. Lovelace Jr. of High Point advances after winning the local preliminaries and will speak on Waste of War and Wealth of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Inter- Collegiate Peace Association
North Carolina
High Point College
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
High Point
Albert Keiser
Rhyne College
Cullen B. Owens
Silkworm Exhibit Prompts Local Interest at Enterprise
Mrs. J. L. Jones of 407 Ward Street displayed a silkworm found on a fence near her home at The Enterprise. The web contained two worms initially, but one was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jones
Ward Street
the Enterprise
Governor Hoey Greets Out-of-Town Students Before Lunch
The governor steps from his car near the capitol, shakes hands with a group of visiting schoolchildren, chats briefly, and delays his luncheon as officials hurry to depart. The scene shows Gov Hoey taking time for the youngsters despite a reported one-hour delay.
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Capitol
Govenor
WU Mansion
Prrate
Robert Thomps
Hoey Keeps Courtesy Amid Lunch Delays At Raleigh
Governor Clyde R Hoey and Mrs Hoey are portrayed as patient with lunch delays at the executive mansion in Raleigh as the governor prioritizes his concern for people and school children over meals. The story notes the tireless willingness of the cook to serve any meal at any hour.
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Reetor
Duttons Pubish
Death Valley Scotty
Rector's
Paul
Scotty
Pardner
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Tigon Presented to Losdon Zoo by Indian Maharajah
A tigon, offspring of tiger and lion, was produced by the Maharajah of Navangal in India and presented to the Losdon Zoo for public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navangal India
Los Don Zoo
Russia’s Rail Network Spans Fifty Thousand Miles
Report notes Russia owns about 50 691 miles of railway inside its borders with major lines connecting Moscow to Siberia and the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Emerald Oi Foot Relief Promise in One Minute
An advertisement touts Moones Emersit Oil as a fast cure for tired feet. It claims relief within a minute with a few drops applied to the feet at night or before an occasion. The formula blends essential oils with antiseptics and is marketed as ending foot misery with thousands of bottles sold annually.
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Ne Bar Ei
Mal Annigre
Moone
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WEA Service, Inc
Dorothys Party
Jennings
Mrs. McDonald
Uncle Sam
Mystery
Tank Corps
Fort Benning
Fort McPherson
Atlanta, Ga
John Mebane
Frank Massey
Frank
R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
Dayton
Cowan
Shield
Bruce Barton
Seth Parker
Plano
Alice Ben Bolt
Parrat & Rinehart
Sellar & Yeatman
Stanley Rinehart
Julian Yeatman
Fel
America
Julian
London
Will Cuppy
Cardui
Regular Army
N. Main St
Winston-Salem
South Main Street
Perhat
Hoe
Leas
Governe Hoey
Owen J. Roberts
United Sates Supreme Court
Congress
Hoey
Executive Mansion
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Archdale, Trinity, Sophia
Glenola
Jamestown
Roddy Kilowatt
South Main
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