Public welfare talk on school detective coping and child welfare
Raleigh November 28 Mrs W T Bost state commissioner of public welfare outlined needs and remedies for handling detectives in schools. She cited Washington white house conference on child welfare and said defective children, once liabilities, can become assets with training. She noted 4 000 000 such children in the US and plans by Hugh Morson high school Parent Teacher association to reduce failures through monthly parent teacher conferences and study classes with expert speakers.
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W. T. Bost
Raleigh
Best
Parent-Teacher Association
Hugh Morson High School
Reserve Officers Meet In Greensboro Heads List Of Speakers
Col J W Falkner of Fort Bragg and Maj J R Rogers in charge of reserve affairs will headline the annual meeting of the Reserve Officers association North Carolina department in Greensboro on Saturday November 29 A dinner and talks will precede a defense and military problems discussion Election of officers is on the agenda Col J W Harrelson of Raleigh serves as president and Capt F H Claridge is secretary treasurer
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Greensboro
J. W. Falkner
Fort Bragg
J. R. Rogers
United States Army Corps
Reserve Officers Association of the United States, North Carolina Department
J. W. Harrelson
Raleigh
Reserve Officers’ Association
F. H. Claridge
Woman's clubs study meat canning theory in Lexington
In Lexington on November 28, members of Davidson county women's clubs study meat canning theory taught by Miss Sadie Hendley, home agent. attendance at each meeting has been high according to her report.
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Lexington
Davidson County ‘Woman’s Clubs
Sadie Hendley
State College Sophomores Praised For Outlawing Liquor
North Carolina State College sophomore class president James E Milo Stroupe and fellow sophomores receive nationwide praise for outlawing liquor on campus. Letters from Olga McDonald of Evanston and Dr Charlotte F Hammond of Chapel Hill laud the move as a model for institutions. Prominent figures Robert Simms and T E Browne also commend Stroupe for leadership in the campaign.
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Raleigh
James E. “Milo’’ Stroupe
North Carolina State College
United States
Olga McDonald
Evanston
Illinois
Northwestern University
Charlotte F. Hammond
Chapel Hill
State College
T. E. Browne
Stroupe
Mothers' Aid Fund Praised For Home Living Support
Enterprise Bureau reports 408 families received state aid under the Mothers' Aid program across rural areas from Murphy to Avon. Ninety-one percent of rural families had gardens, 41 percent owned cows, and many kept chickens and pigs. The fund supports 1,624 children with monthly allowances and is hailed as a state investment in good citizenship.
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Murphy
Manteo
Avon
Polk County 4-H Clubs Form New Federation
A Polk County county federation of 4-H clubs has been organized by the Polk County 4-H clubs in Columbus. The 1951 project requires each club member to plant one or more trees and maintain a complete record book on the main project, reported Miss Florence Cox, home agent.
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Columbus
Polk County
Florence Cox
End Piles with Internal Hem-Roid Remedy Claim
An advertising piece touts internal treatment for piles, arguing external salves fail and cutting cannot cure. Dr J L Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid is pitched as a proven internal remedy used successfully with 960 of 1000 patients, offered by Mann Drug Co with a money back guarantee.
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J. L. Leonhardt
Mann Drug Co
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Lydia Pinkham
Eckerd’s
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Henry K. Wampoles
Miles Nervine
Frostilla
Williams Aqua Velva
Squibbs
Viosterol
Mai
Petro
Magnesia
Price
Coty
New York
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NEA Enterprise
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Gardner
W. T. Best
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Belk-Stevens Co
Coioys
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