Local Social Notes Report Visits and Travel
About People Miss Helen Marsh returns from Nashville to visit Miss Virginia Edwards at Peabody college. Miss Mary Hoke comes back to Raleigh after visiting Mrs Capus Waynick. Mr and Mrs G F Marshall and Dan Moran stay at Hotel Savannah in Savannah Ga. Mrs R J Albert of Butler Tenn visits her mother Mrs Fred Barbee. W H Snider of High Point spends days in Savannah at Hotel Savannah. Mrs P F Fields slowly improving at 426 East Washington. Glenn Rush and Lee Durham return from a motor trip through eastern state to Newport News and Virginia points. Miss Fstermae Lanier of Wallace visits Miss Pauline Culler on Tate street, accompanied by her father Rev J E Lanier.
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P. F. Fields
East
Washington Street
Glenn Rush
Lee Durham
Newport News
Norfolk
Virginia
Fstermae Lanier
Wallace
Pauline Culler
Tate Street
Miss Lanier
J. E. Lanier
Yadkin College Home Coming Set For June 5
Yadkin College announces its third annual Home Coming on Thursday June 5 1930 in the college grove in front of Prof. W T Totten's home a picnic dinner will be spread and alumni from all years are invited to attend with baskets and families.
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White
W. T. White
Lottie Holden
Yadkin College
Prof. W. T. Totten
Mosquito Diet Split By Sex Defines Bloodsucking Females
The bite of mosquitoes is performed only by females who need blood for egg development. Males do not pierce skin and feed on nectar, making them vegetarian.
Myrick to Lead Elon Alumni for Another Year
The Elon College Alumni Association elected Fred F. Myrick of Greensboro class of 1914 as president for the next year at the commencement ceremonies. I. O. Hauser White Plains was named vice president with Lillie Horne Burlington as corresponding secretary Oma Johnson Elon College as treasurer and J. Dolph Lang Graham joins the elective committee. Guy H. York Staley was valedictorian and Alton A. Lewis Altamahama salutatorian. Mrs Idell Jones Sunbury won the Moffitt Essayist Medal J Howard Smith Portsmouth the Clio Orator’s Medal and Kenneth B. Hook Winchester Va the Philologian Orator’s Medal. The trustees meeting closes the college’s 40th annual commencement exercises.
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Elon Colege
Alumni Association
Elon College
Fred F. Myrick
Greensboro
Myrick
I. O. Hauser
White Plains
Lillie Horne
Burlington
Oma Johnson
Eton College
J. Dolph Lang
Graham
Guy H. York
Staley
Alton A. Lewis
Altamahan
Moffitt
Idell Jones
Sunbury
J. Howard Smith
Portsmouth
Philologian
Kenneth B. Hook
Winchester
Whale Gland Size Limits Commercial Use
Dr Oliver Kamm of Parke-Davis notes the whale its sea squirt and human glands differ greatly in size but the whale gland remains too small for commercial production. The gland is four times larger than cattle and 15 times larger than a human gland.
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NEA Service
New York
Oliver Kamm
Parke-Davis Laboratories
Plucky 13 year old lass clings to cow’s horns
Doreen Brookes, a brave 13 year old girl, was walking home from school when an enraged cow charged. She grabbed the animal by the horns and held on until help arrived, escaping unharmed.
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Feng
Doreen Brookes
A Capella Choir Presents Musical Feature Saturday
Guilford College announces that the A Capella choir will present its biggest musical feature of the year in Memorial Hall next Saturday at 8 o clock. The group has toured statewide with favorable reviews and recently drew the largest Winston Salem audience yet for a home concert. director Max Noah receives much credit for shaping the season’s standout sacred program.
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Guilford College
Memorial Hall
Winston- Salem
Max Noah
Austrian professor posits seven year human cycle
An Austrian professor reports that humans develop in seven year cycles and peak at the turning points of each cycle. He claims individuals are best at ages seven, fourteen, twenty one, twenty eight, and so on, reflecting recurring physical and mental condition peaks.
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Vienna
Salt Particles Spur Sea's Blue Hue Observed
Researchers note that microscopic salt particles in seawater influence the ocean's blue color. The study links particle concentration to light scattering, suggesting salinity plays a key role in perceived tint.
Emerald brings doom in a garden of gossip and marriage
In a small NC town, Sue inherits a cursed emerald as web of engagements and deceptions entangle Grace Corrinne and Harry. Sue contemplates love, money, and loyalty while observing friends' plans for church weddings and shifting alliances. Corrinne waits with Bob as Sue faces a turning point.
Edison’s 40 000 Page Notes on a New Electric Light
Edison documented a vast research path for a single invention the electric light. His notes spanned up to 40000 pages detailing experiments methods and observations. This archival effort underscores his prolific empiricism and commitment to a decisive practical breakthrough.
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Edison
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Cincinnati General Hospital
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St. Mary’s Church Service League
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Greenway Drive
Mechanicsville Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
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Grace Hancock
North Main Street
Louise Cooke
Ray Street
Gene Lamont
P. F. Smith
Davis Street
Martin
J. A. Martin
Guilford General Hospital
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Heaven
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North Main
Farris Avene
Whitsunday
High Point Garden Club
A. 5. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
W. C. Jones
Gilbert Clark
D. R. Parker
F. R. Taylor
A. S. Caldwell
S. H. Tomlinson
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Asheville
Miss McCaskill
Lucy McCaskill
High Point Hospital
Hamlet
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B. N. Smith
Roscoe Clinard
First Reformed Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Reformed Church
Paul Jenkins
Lucille Lopp
Rosa Long
Helen Livengood
Nina Livengood
Ernest Howell
Lloyd Smith
Harold Holland
W. R. Shaeffer
OTT Engraving CO
Chestnut Street
Philadelhis
Moffitt’ S
Helen Marsh
Nashville, Tenn
Virginia Edwards
Peabody College
Mary Hoke
Raleigh
Capus Waynick
G. F. Marshall
Dan Moran
City
Savannah
R. J. Albert of
Butler, Tenn
Fred Barbee
W. H. Snider of
High Point
Elon Alumni
A Capella Choir
Alexander
A.E. Alexander & Co
High Point, N. C
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Gonea Service, Nc
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Sue
Sarah
Barbara
Clifford Becker
Corrinne
Ted
Grace
Merryman
Jimmy
Jack
Bob
High Point Unit
C. L. Amos
J. Allen Austin J. J. Corrigan
W. G. Foy Homer Hudson Willis Johnson
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
Charlotte, N. C
E. M. Brower
Main Street
Sid
High Point Candy Company
New Today
Abell
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Sechrest Funeral Home
The
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Two
Carolinas
North Carolina Bank
Wilmington
Salisbury
Spencer
South
Tarboro
Monroe
Raleigh Rocky Mount Scotland
Neck
Nashville
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