International Rotary Club Formed In 1905
The first Rotary Club was formed by Paul P. Harris in Chicago on February 23 1905. Rotary grew to 4904 clubs in 81 countries with about 200000 members. The organization promotes the ideal of service and ethical standards through fellowship and community activity worldwide.
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International Rotary Club
Otion
Paul P. Harris
Chicago, Ill
Chicago
Illinois
Rotary
Ship of Zoo
Ovr Rotarians
Roary
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club of
San Francisco
United States
Rotary Club
Paul Harris
National Association of Rotary
Winnipeg
Canada
London
Dublin
Internatonal Association of Rotary Clubs
Rotary International
Cuba
Havana
Europe
Madrid
Spain
South America
Montevideo
Uruguay
Australia
Melbourne
Asia
Shanghai
China
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Hawaii
Wales
Puerto Rico
Philippine Islands
Panama
India
Argentina
Japan
France
Mexico
Union of South Africa
New Zealand
Peru
Newfoundland
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Brazil
Chile
Belgium
Bermuda
Switzerland
Guatemala
Alaska
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Portugal
Sweden
Finland
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Bolivia
Netherlands Indies
Paraguay
Greece
Egypt
Palestine
Jugoslavia
Nicaragua
Rumania
Honduras
Ceylon
Luxembourg
Federated Malay States
Algeria
Rhodesia
Kenya
Straits Settlements
Estonia
Siam
Hong Kong
Poland
Syria
Morocco
Latvia
Bulgaria
Lithuania
Iceland
Tunisia
Fiji Islands
Sarawak
Monaco
Venezuela
Curacao
Wolverine Coach Praises Pink as Top Bunter
Ann Arbor Michigan Ray Fisher, the Wolverines coach, commends centerfielder Charlie Pink as the best bunter he has had in his 16 years with the program.
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Ann Arobor
Ray Fisher
Charlie Pink
Wolverine
Germany expands magnesium production to cut imports
Germany steps up magnesium production to reduce reliance on imports. Officials cite securing supply for industry and potential price stability as the aim of boosting domestic output and approving new facilities.
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Germany
French Artist Meissonier Early Works Sell At One Dollar
The article notes Jean Louis Meissonier born 1815 died 1891 as a great French painter whose early works sold for one dollar per square yard in 1830. It remarks some of those paintings would fetch over a million dollars per square yard today and calls them priceless. Tomorrow: THE BELL OF PEARLS.
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Jean Louis Meissonier
Frank A. Cameron Wins Herty Medal for Cotton Research
Dr. Frank K. Cameron of the University of North Carolina Chemistry Department receives the Charles Herty Medal, awarded by Georgia State Teachers College for Women, recognizing his work on producing more products from cotton. The medal honors Dr. Charles H. Herty, former UNC chemist who pioneered newsprint from slash pine.
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Frank K. Cameron
University of North Carolina
Charles Herty
Georgia State Teachers College For Women
Charles H. Herty
New Cafeteria Arthur's to Open Friday in High Town
Arthur's Cafeteria will open at noon Friday at 120 North Main Street in the former Carolina Cafeteria site. Owner C. A. Ozment says the fully refitted building will offer cafeteria and table service with a new staff led by Hazel Watson as assistant manager and cashier.
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C. A. Ozment
North Main Street
Old Carolina
Mr. Ozment
Ozment
Hazel Watson
Driving Laws Violators Are Feeble Minded
Dr. Lowell 8. Selling of Detroit reports to the American Psychiatric Association that among 500 Detroit traffic offenders, 36 percent were feeble minded and only 5 percent superior. The group averaged a borderline brain level with over four percent mentally ill or psychotic. One driver showed compulsion to run over people, another resisted the urge to strike traffic policemen. He urged prehospital examinations for public safety.
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Chicago
Lowell
Selling
Detroit
American Psychiatric Association
Major League Batting Leaders and Home Run Totals
The list shows top batting averages for players with 40 or more at bats including Mazzera Browns Kuhel White Sox Foxx Red Sox Frey Reds Medwick Cardinals Arnovich Phillies and others. Home runs leaders include Gehringer Greenberg Selkirk Pont and Williams from American and National Leagues with further totals. A closing note mentions a 20 year experience in the field and a new balcony fitted for special parties.
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Mazzera
Browns
Kuhel
White Sox
Foxx
Red Sox
Frey
Reds
Medwick
Cardinals
Arnovich
Phillies
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Selkirk
Yankees
Re Pont
Mediam
Ncasnvescive
Williams
National League
McCormick
Camilli
Dodgers
Berger
TOGS
Oasccscg
Mrs Walton honored at Asheboro surprise party
Mrs James Walton, recently married, was feted Monday evening at the Milks home in Asheboro by her sisters and friends in a surprise party. The gathering included numerous local ladies and a Woman's Missionary Society session followed by devotional programs and upcoming meeting plans.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
James Walton
Bright Holland
Edith Milks
L. E. Milks
Mesdames T. J. McKim
John Hadley
Jack Lowe
Lee Fritz
John Ward
Iris Seawell
Alton Dail
Stanton Presnell
Nance
Forrest Swicegood
Immy Webb
Vance Kivett
Essick
J. C. Spencer
Wayman Kivett
Pauline Ellis
Aithea Presnell
Paralee Wilson
Verna Williams
Anne Gilbert Ross
Helen Styers
Virginia Lowe
Beatrice Morphis
Maxine Cole
Rites Held For Trinity Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary FE Moore who died at Trinity Monday were held at her daughter's home 300 Lindsay Street. Rev C N Williams and Rev James Swinson officiated with a quartette singing How Beautiful Heaven Must Be and Will The Circle Be Unbroken. Pallbearers were Lawrence Kennedy C T Kennedy D E Meredith John Meredith Clarence Culbreth and John Loflin. Burial followed in Spring Hill Church cemetery.
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Mary FE. Moore
Trinity
C. N. Mason
Lindsay Street
C. N. Williams
The
Gospel Tabernacle
James Swinson
Trinity Baptist Church
Charles Epperson
Ardual Haney
David and
Robert Lowe
Lawrence Kennedy
C. T. Kennedy
D. E. Meredith
John Meridith
Clarence Culbreth
John Loflin
Spring Hill Church Cemetery
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Rotary Anns
High Point
John KR. Peacock
Rotarian
Jones & Peacock
Louis F. Voorhees
Eccles D. Everhart
Sheraton Hotel
Rotary Ams
Tom EnGlish
English Motor Company
Rotary Anns of
Curtlin Smith
Deat Realtor
W. Washington Street
Claiborne
Rhodes
Rotrians
Anns
By Robt. Ripley
School OF Plains
PENNA
Jeo
the Square Yard
CAT Wit
Iris Eaton
Durban
South Africa
Ethel Valentine Stratford Conn
James A Davis
Caryville
Tennessee
Herty
Frank A. Cameron
Associated Press
Rotarians and Rotary Anns
Central Ice Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Big Bear
Main Street
Washington Street
Maxwell
HAM
Veal
Wisconsin
Oxydol
van Camp With
TROUT
Atee Oboe
Harris Coffin
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
S. B. Stedman
Lucy Rice
L. Q. Yow
Western North Carolina
Lucy Lee Lowdermilk
Central Methodist Church
South Fayetteville Street
Jeane Cox
Elm Street
Greystone Terrace
A. R. Winningham
Circle No. 2
J. T. Pugh
John Swaim
D. A. Henley
Circle No. 3
Woman's Auxiliary
Central Methodist Protestant Church
Rome
Italy
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