Ernersville Club Plans Community Christmas Tree
Ernersville November 24. The Live Y'ers Club met at the unity House with Misses and Mary Lee Trent presiding. A committee was formed to sponsor the community Christmas tree with sewing, buying fruit, wrapping and tagging tasks. Six girls were chosen to solicit funds at churches. Visitors from Winston-Salem Industrial Club spoke, and refreshments were served to members and guests.
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Ersville
Unity House
Mary Lee Trent
Nia Caudle
Teing
Lucille Mitchell
Mozelle
Kathryn Harrison
Nila Macer
Mary Ruth Cooke
Ile Mitchell
Polly Long
Luray Blackburn
Margaret Heath
Lucille Trent
Mozelle Clark
Winston-Salem
Industrial Club
Thelma Phillips
Elisabeth Montgomery
Margaret Sale
Helen Goulette
Tulley Blair
Virginia Caudle
Mickey Harrison
Lucille
Mozelle Newell
Weisner Reich engagement announced in Lexington
In Lexington Route 1 Mr and Mrs T J Weisner announce the engagement of their daughter to Dr Edgar H Reich of Winston Salem. The wedding is planned for late December. Reich is the son of Mr and Mrs L P Reich of Lexington. He began studies at Arcadia high school then Santa Dental College Atlanta graduating 1935 and has been in Winston Salem.
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Cxington
T. J. Weisner
Ington
Edgar H. Reich
Inside
Winston-Salem
Weisner
la High School
Appala Normal School
Boone
Kellogg All-Bran Promises Health Perks and Vanity Fix
An old advertisement urges women to add Kellogg's All-Bran cereal to daily meals to improve digestion and skin appearance. It claims bran absorbs moisture, forms a soft mass to cleanse the system, and promises a refund if not satisfactory. The note comes from Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Garden Club Plans Christmas Tree Decor Contest and Lighting
Last Friday morning the local garden club met at Mrs. Paul Hinkle’s home on North Salisbury Street with Mrs. W. F. Brinkley presiding. Minutes were read, reports given, and plans set to sponsor the Christmas tree decoration contest and trim the large square tree.
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Paul Hinkle
North Salisbury Street
W. F. Brinkley
J. A. Smith
W. F. Brown
G. W. Mountecastle
Measuring party marks First Lutheran Young Ladies class
The Young Ladies class of First Lutheran church held a delightful measuring party at Mrs. B S Brown's home. Mrs Cletus Beck led a brief business session before games and contests and refreshments were served.
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Sunshine Circle
M. E. Church
Louis Moore
West Third Street
G. W. Pugh
R. E B. McCrary
Edwards
Joe Holman
First Lutheran Church
B.S. Brown
Cletus Beck
Orthodox Muslims Avoid Perfect Lines in Buildings and Rugs
Orthodox Mohammedans avoid straight lines and flawless symmetry in building and rug making. They hold that only Allah is perfect and that creating perfect geometric forms is sacrilegious.
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Allah
Fitting Rameses III Honors Mark Mascot’s Three Year Reign
UNC students plan chapel hour rites for Rameses III the Tar Heel mascot who died from heart trouble after a three year tenure that saw 22 wins 5 losses and 1 tie. Rameses IV from Texas has been named heir apparent.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hour
Rameses, III
Hogan's Farm
Here
North Carolina
Duke
Rameses III
Tar Heels
Virginia
Charlottesville
Duke University
Rameses, IV
Texas Rameses
Frank O. Ray
Lone Star State
Navy and Army Prep for Fateful Rivalry in Philadelphia
Navy pumps up for the Army clash with full speed ahead signs in Bancroft hall and nightly pep meetings as Coach Tom Hamilton drills defense and Navy plays. At West Point Gar Davidson faces flu recovery and concerns over blocking and tackling before the annual showdown.
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Annapolis
Navy
Army
Bancroft Hall
Regiment
Philadelphia
Tom Hamilton
West Point
N. Y
Gar Davidson
Minnesota backs top ground gainers in eight opponents
Minnesota’s backfield averaged 6 335 yards per rushing attempt against eight first class opponents. Coach Bernie Bierman said 16 players shared the scoring as the team continued its ground attack.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Marian Martin Pattern 9983 Two-Piece Frock for Juniors
Ad for a Marian Martin two-piece junior frock pattern 9983. Highlights separate blouse and skirt in cotton tweed and wool jersey, sizes 8 to 16, with fabric needs. Includes order details, price fifteen cents, and promotion for pattern book.
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Marianne
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Debunking Manhattan Wit and Rumors About Gotham
George Ross surveys Manhattan myths about film stars theaters and nightlife. He notes press agents shape receptions, Ten Broadway areas reveal altered perceptions and the UK angle on royal marriage rumors among British residents.
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New York
Manhattan
Galli Curci Returns to Chicago for Comeback Debut
Amelita Galli Curci prepares for a second Chicago operatic debut at the Civic Opera House, presenting a new soprano voice after a goiter operation in 1935. She rehearsed in private, planned a strict schedule, and spoke of nerves as a sign of readiness.
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Chicago
Amelita Galli-Curci
Civic Opera House
Mme Galli- Curei
Japan
Mimmi
Jack Salter
New York
Change Of Venue Denied In Maxwell Murder Trial
Edith Maxwell faces a second Wise county circuit court arraignment after a judge denied a venue change motion. The 52 year old father was killed, and defense plans proceed as plans are laid for the second trial date in Wise Virginia.
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Wise
Edith Maxwell
Wise County
Ezra T. Carter
Woman Accused of Killing Husband in Self Defense
In Lillington the state continued witnesses in Lina Pope Goodwin case claiming she shot her husband to death and staged a duel. Neighbors testified a voice they heard was Godwin and police described finding him dead with a 32 caliber revolver beside him.
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Lillington
Lina Pope Goodwin
Godwins
Godwin
Arthur Jackson
Broughton
Union Leader Is Riddled By Slugs
Chicago police investigated the killing of 66 year old Michael J. Galvin a union leader and Republican committeeman. He was fatally shot four times by four gunmen in a car near a downtown station as he walked to meet his chauffeur. Galvin was secretary of the Truckers and Teamsters union a rival to the Truck Drivers and Chauffeurs union. He was the fourth related death since 1924.
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Chicago
Michael J. Galvin
Galvin
Loop
Walter Storms
West Side
Truckers and Teamsters Union
Truck Drivers and Chaffeure Union
Charlotte Man Recuperates After Critical Wounds In D C
Out of hospital in Greenville Virginia area? The item notes W L Childress aged 26 from Charlotte was critically wounded. The brief mentions hospital status and location with terse reporting, reflecting early telegraph style.
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Greenville
D. C
W. L. Childress
Charlotte
Testimony Begins in Slavery Tria at Jonesboro
Federal Judge John Muineau ordered testimony to start in the state trial of City Marshal Paul Peacher of Earle Arkansas. Peacher was struck by a motorcycle at races on November 15 and was dismissed from a hospital today.
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Jonesboro
Ark
John F. Muineau
Paul Peacher
Earle
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Lexington
Sallie Norman
Methodist Church
W. M. Shuford
H. C. Leonard
Keiver Leonard
Joe McCrary
Shudinner
John Craver
Leonard
Club of Twelve
J. Ray McCrary
North Main Street
Gertrude Hamner
Grace Nell Crowell
Texas
Virginia McCrary
Progressive
Incorport East
Washington
D. Leer
Douglas Howard
California Prunes
Morton
Baby
Papa
Bendix Products Corporation
South Bend
Ind
N.C. Mascot
Carolina
Army and Navy
Minnesota
George Ross
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Home Office
Hollywood
Tin Pan Alley
Forty-Second Street
Broadway
Ohnnie
Bronx
Brooklyn
Dorothy Parker
Columbus Circle
Times Square
Herald Square
Longacre Square
Seventh Avenue
Duke of York
Gossip Dragon
Brian
Edward
Mrs. Simpson
Society of St. George
Baltimore
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Reubenola
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