Annual Lutheran Convention Elects 1930 Site
Delegates at the seventh annual Brotherhood of United Evangelical Lutheran Synod meeting in China Grove vote to hold the 1930 convention in High Point. High Point delegates and officers are named, with Dr. Charles J. Smith delivering the banquet address. The 1930 date will be set by the executive committee.
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China Grove
High Point
The
Brotherhood of United Evangelical Lutheran Synod
P. W. Gordon
R. E. Daniel
Oth
Er High Point
R. L. Conrad
K E. Miller
Wiliam Scheller
H. A. Honeycutt
F. L. Conrad
W.B. Kinney
Winston-Salem
W. R. Graver
Charlotte
G. C. Cline
Concord
Charles J. Smith
Roanoke College
Greater Brotherhood
Chicago
Near Fuure
Brown Bridesmaids Go Brown for Weddings in Capital
Brown styles dominate wedding parties in Washington as six bridesmaids wear brown tailored dresses and matching hats in subdued tones. One outdoor ceremony features a bride in white with a long train and shimmering veil, while another wedding shows brown turbans and brown ribbon accents on bouquets.
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Washington
Paris Fashion Houses Use Charter Planes for Shows
Paris style travels by air as major dress houses ship mannequins and collections across Europe. Six Paris mannequins flew to Stockholm with a special collection, with trips also to Madrid Berlin and Brussels reflecting fashion houses expanding showrooms and presence.
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Paris
Europe
France
Stockholm
Madrid
Berlin
Brussels
Kind Of Him Gentleman on Boat
A boatman reassures a passenger about safety on a leaky vessel while the passenger fears danger. The exchange hints at blame being accepted by the boatman if trouble arises, reflecting a tense moment at sea.
Raleigh Kiwanian District Governor Elected at Greenville Convention
John S. McDonald of Raleigh was unanimously chosen District Governor of Kiwanis Division Five at the district convention in Greenville South Carolina. His long service includes leadership roles in Raleigh Kiwanis and championing the Kiwanis Educational Fund which supports state college education. the fund has grown to over eight thousand dollars thanks to a bequest.
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Greenville
S. C
John S. McDonald
Raleigh
Burlington
Mebane
Graham
Durham
Chapel Hill
Fuquay Springs
Henderson
Warrenton
Louisburg
McDonald
Raleigh Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Educational Fund
State College
EB. C. Brooks
State
Kiwanis
Singing Class To Give Concert At Oxford High School
A concert will be presented tonight at 8 o clock by the singing class from the Masonic orphanage at Oxford. Composed of 14 children under the direction of L. W. Alderman the group will be entertained in local Mason homes during their city visit.
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New High School
Masonic Orphanage
Oxford
L. W. Alderman
City
Frats Organize Co-op To Purchase Supplies
Fraternities at the University of Minnesota have formed a cooperative buying group. Members pool resources to place orders a day in advance and receive daily deliveries from the co op's truck.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Co-Op
Thackery Lifts Hat at House Once Linked to Vanity
Thackery passes the house where he wrote Vanity. Fair, lifting his hat each time as he walks by.
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Thackery
Vanity. Fair
Talks on Artificial Lighting for Kiwanis Club
Roy A. Palmer of the Public Service Utility in Charlotte spoke to the Kiwanis on artificial lighting. He traced lighting history from torches to electricity, demonstrated lamp development and eye effects, and discussed store lighting. The club voted to skip November 29 and December 6 meetings ahead of Ladies Night on December 3. A nominating committee of five past presidents was formed for December elections. Attendance prize went to Frank Hunsucker. Program led by J. H. Jennings and Roy Spearman.
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Roy A. Palmer
Public Service Utility Company
Charlotte
Kiwanis Club
Palmer
St Marys Mission Closes After Week of Reflection
The Rev. B N DeFoe Wagner will lead a Sunday night 7 30 closing service at St Marys Episcopal church ending a mission that impressed the congregation. He spoke on confessing sin and the story of Zaccheus, urging surrender to Christ and restoration of unlawfully gained wealth to the extent of 400 percent.
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B. N. DeFoe Wagner
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Wagner
Zacheus
Christ
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