Education Week Radio Programs On Four Stations
North Carolina will air Education Week programs on WSJS in Winston-Salem WBT in Charlotte WPTF in Raleigh and WRBU in Gastonia. Lectures feature Dr Howard Rondthaler Judge Roy Deal Col W A Blair Frank H Koos Dr S G Atkins A H Eller H R Dwire Dr Carl Taylor T K Fountain Frank M Harper R N Simms E B Crow Carroll Weathers Dr Walter Lingle Dr E H Garinger John Paul Lucas W P Grier Frank L Ashley J H Lepark C W Gunter Edwin M Steckel Miss Louise Ligon and John Jankoski.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
A. T. Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
WSJS
Winston-Salem
WBT
Charlotte
WPTF
WRBU
Gastonia
Saving Babies Through Rescue Crews and Machines
Dr. Yandell Henderson of Yale University says life saving rescue crews and resuscitation machines could save about twenty five thousand babies annually in the United States. He notes these crews already treat many newborns who fail to breathe properly.
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New York
United States
Yandell Henderson
Yale University
Charters Granted In North Carolina Firms Form Opthalmic and Jewelry Firms
Certificates of incorporation filed with Secretary of State James A. Hartness list two new North Carolina businesses. Dr N Rosenstein and Son, Incorporated of Durham aims to practice optometry with authorized capital of 50000 and 3000 subscribed by Dr N Rosenstein Abraham Rosenstein and Mary Rosenstein. Williams and Faud, Incorporated of Charlotte plans wholesale and retail jewelry business with authorized capital 50000 and 3800 subscribed by R C Williams R E Faud and B G Watkins.
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Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Near Cotton Upset Caused By Error
A telegraphic error at New Orleans misreported the government crop estimate for cotton as 14,688,000 bales instead of 14,438,000. The mistaken figure sparked a bearish jitter prior to correction, with December rising about 23 points and January and March advancing on the report. The market was in recess when the error occurred.
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New Orleans
Groves Invited To Attend White House Child Health Week
CHAPEL HILL November 8 Dr Ernest R Groves of the University of North Carolina Institute for research in social science has been invited by President Hoover to attend a conference on child health and protection at the White House in November 1922 He will lead the bibliography of family relationships for the conference.
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Chapel Hill
Ernest R. Groves
University of North Carolina Institute For Research In Social Science
Hoover
White House
Groves
The Honest Doubter Thomas in Sunday School Lesson
The lesson presents Thomas as an honest doubter who seeks genuine understanding. It stresses that doubt can be valuable when used openly to seek truth, and it cautions against captious skepticism or credulity. Inner readiness and proceeding with honest inquiry lead to meaningful belief.
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John
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Jesus
God
Eighteen States Represent Wake Forest Student Body
Wake Forest College reports 667 male students from 18 states outside North Carolina with 61 out of state attendees. Virginia leads with eight out of state students, followed by South Carolina Illinois and New Jersey with seven each. Connecticut has six new students, tying for new-student leaders.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
G. S. Patterson
Virginia
South Carolina
Old Dominion
Illinois
New Jersey
Connecticut
Dark Stockings Trend In Black Outfit Accessory
Off black stockings emerge as a stylish complement to smart black outfits and black suede shoes. They lean toward various berry tones, offering subtle color variation for the ensemble.
Hoover Urges Red Cross Button Roll Call
Follow the leader join President Hoover in acquiring a Red Cross button for your coat lapel. Annual roll call runs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving.
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Hoover
Master Masons Meeting Notice for Numa I. Reid Lodge 344
Regular communication of Numa I. Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M Monday night at 7 30 Regular Business All Master Masons are requested to be present By order G C HOWARD W M H C MASSEY Secy
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Numa I. Reid Lodge
A. F
A .M
G. C. Howard
W. M. H. C. Massey
Sec’y
Buy Now Move Encouraged for North Carolina Goods
North Carolina manufacturers are urged to join a Buy Now campaign aligned with the Made in North Carolina effort. Officials say favorable savings trends show strong buying power to boost home made products, aid unemployment, and expand sales to jobbers and retailers statewide.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Merchants Associations
State Department of Conservation and Development
J. W. Harrelson
Harrelson
House Addresses Two Civic Groups
R H House executive secretary of the University of North Carolina spoke in Charlotte on Libraries. He addressed the Albemarle Civic club yesterday and will speak at Flora MacDonald college in Red Springs on Saturday.
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Chapel Hill
R. H. House
University of North Carolina
Charlotte
Albemare Civic Club
Spee
Flora McDonald College
Red Springs
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