District Women's Clubs Meet in Thomasville
Women from the Sixth District of the North Carolina Federation met in Thomasville for a district conference led by Mrs. George F. Marshall of Mount Airy. Delegates from Dobson Elkin Kernersville King Lexington Mount Airy Rural Hall Winston and Thomasville attended with officers elected including Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman’s Clubs
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
R. Wade
David Long, Jr
Lon Folger
George D. Finch
R. H. Latham
Asheville
R. J. Whitman
W. E. Tomlinson
Hollidays Seek Respite in Wadesboro Visit
Dr and Mrs R H Holliday departed Wednesday for Wadesboro to spend several days with Dr and Mrs William.
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R. H. Holliday
Wadesboro
William
Mystery Deaths Linked to Mrs Maynard and Family
A brief notice notes that a son and daughter of Mrs D L Maynard are connected to a set of girl mystery deaths. The report hints at involvement or suspicion but provides few details beyond family linkage and ongoing inquiries.
Local Thanksgiving Visits From Greensboro Residents
Anne ter and family of Greensboro spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green. Gladys Black, a Woman's College student, visits Greensboro with parents Mr. and Mrs. Arther Black. Mrs. J. W. Clodfelter and daughter Miss Vira Clodfelter, with Nina Jane, stay in Ayden for Thanksgiving with Mrs. 8. F. Nobles. Ann Hinkle hosts Cornelia Greer of Rutherfordton for holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lambeth
Lois Johnson
New York City
Catherine Lambeth
Columbia University
Doris Williams
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Mrs
Robert Williams
Ter, Anne
Greensboro
Paul Green
Gladys Black
The
Woman's College
Arther Black
J. W. Clodfelter
Vira Clodfelter
Nina Jane Clodfelter
Ayden
8. F. Nobles
Ann Hinkle
Cornelia Greer
Rutherfordton
Greens Warns U S Facing Its Greatest Year of Relief Needs
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor warned that this winter would bring the most serious relief needs in U S history. He cited AFL reports showing October unemployment far higher than a year earlier, with about 10.67 million unemployed in industry. Officials gathered at Warm Springs to discuss relief.
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Greens
U. S
Washington
Warm Springs
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Marian Martin pattern for jumper and blouse
Complete diagrammed outfit pattern 9207 for girls sizes 4 6 8 10 12. Describes a jumper dress with scalloped bodice trim and puff sleeve guimpe with Peter Pan collar. Pattern price fifteen cents for pattern, twenty five cents for book and pattern bundle. Orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
New York
N. Y
Roosevelt to Meet Hopkins and Tugwell at Warm Springs
Relief today or Saturday with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs includes Harry Hopkins relief director Secretary Mor genthau and R G Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture. The meeting was called one of the most important of pre congress assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Harry Hopkins
Morgenthau
R. G. Tugwell
Bears Meet Giants For Pro Grid Title
Chicago prepares for a rematch with New York in the final after beating Detroit 18 to 16 to clinch the Western Division. New York, without star Harry Newman, routed Brooklyn 27 to 6 to win the Eastern title. The Cardinals closed the season 6 to 0 with a kickoff return for a score.
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Chicago
Bears
New York Giants
New York
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Harry Newman
Brooklyn
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Homer Griffith
Various College Football Scores Across Regions
Davidson 13 Wake Forest 12. Clemson 7 Furman 0. North Carolina 25 Virginia 6. South Carolina 14 Washington and Lee 7. Citadel 13 Presbyterian 7. Elon 14 Guilford 0. Belmont Abbey 13 Oak Ridge 6. Lane lists several other college games with mixed results including Mercer, Oglethorpe, Centre, Transylvania, and more. Multiple teams reported in this wide score roundup with numerous small colleges and military academies.
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Carolinas
Davidson
Wake Forest
Duke
State
Clemson
Furman
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington and Lee
South Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Newberry
Georgia State T
Citadel
Presbyterian
Elon
Guilford
Mars Hill
Appalachian
Belmont Abbey
Oak Ridge
Presbyterian J. C
Lees-McRae
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Kentucky
Richmond
William and Mary
Mercer
Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
Centre
Quantico Marines
Shenandoah
Milligan
Johnson City T
Millsaps
Mississippi College
Tennessee Tech
Murfreesboro T
Mid Georgia
South Georgia
Tampa
Cumberland
Centenary
Loyola
New Orleans
Sedanton
Louisiana
Georgetown
Transylvania
King College
Tusculum
of Memphis
Springay College
Southern Col- Mississippi
Murray
Porter Military Academy
Bailey Military Academy
Cumberland U
Alabama T
West Michigan
Western Kentucky
Navy Recruiting Negro Men In Salisbury
The United States Navy begins recruiting Negro men at the Salisbury station in the post office building. Recruits aged 18 to 36 who are unmarried and literate can join as mess attendants and may later be promoted to cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Salisbury
R. C. Ross
Dragon beard lizard fascinates with water crossing feat
A Mexican dragon beard lizard reportedly runs across water on its hind legs without sinking. The specimen measured about five inches in body length and an 18 inch tail, highlighting its unusual locomotion.
Helen Waring Wins Pinehurst Tourney
Helen Waring defended her Pinehurst title by defeating Elva Statler of Boise 1 up in the final round amid drizzling rain. Waring captured seven holes to Statler’s six with five halved as the final stroke sealed the victory yesterday at Pinehurst.
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Pinehurst
Carolina
Helen Waring
Waring
Tournam Golf
Elva Statler
College grid scores show varied results across regions
Fort Hays State 41 Kansas Wesleyan 6 and other early season scores across the Southwest West and Negro leagues feature diverse outcomes. Texas A and M and McMurry posted wins while Texas Tech defeated Arizona and New Mexico U topped nearby rivals. Strong showings include Trinity at 13 0, St Edward 13 and Whittier 6 in West action with several ties and low margins across campuses.
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Fort Hays State
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia T
College of Emporis Hanover
Illinois Wesleyan
Central
Missouri Valley Weatherford T
Durant T
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hastings
Cameron Aggies
Murray Aggies
Southwest
Texas
Texas A. & M
McMurry
Abilene Christian
North Texas Aggies
John Tarleton
Texas Tech
U. of Arizona
el Paso Mines
St. Edward
Howard Payne
Southwestern
Paris
Jr. College
Colles of Marshall
Trinity
Austin
Far West
New Mexico U
Colo. College & St. Mary’s
Oregon
Gonzaga
Montana
Sacramento Junior College
California Aggies
College of Idaho
Oregon Normal
Utah
Utah Aggies
Colorado U
Denver U
Whittier
San Jose State
Willamette
Whitman
Fresno State
Nevada U. U
Boiler stoking by button push at New York hotel
A single man operates coal boilers in a 47 New York hotel by pressing buttons. Each load releases a precise ton of coal to maintain proper heat, with bunkers delivering fuel to the fire box.
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Stokes
New York
Anteater Diet and Tongue Use Noted in Animal Study
The anteater lacks teeth and has a single small opening that acts as a passage for its long tongue. It uses this tongue to probe, seize, and draw insects from nests as its main feeding method.
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Woman's
J. F. Spruill
Lexington
Thomasville Club
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Long
Amazon Cotton Mills
Evelyn Lyles
Evelyn Pope
Frances Griffin
Mildred Jennings
Frances Hinkle
Greensboro College
Miss Eunice Kneece
Bath, N. C
D. L. Maynard and
Daugh
Carlisle
Spring Meadow
Altoona
Efird
SDD
Efird’s Department Store
High Port, N. C
Giants
Tirst
Joseph Nathan Kane
League of Nations
America
Roxbury
Mass
Manteo
F. D. Roosevelt
Miss Perking
Colgate
Brown
Fordham
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Penn
Cornell
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Bucknell
Temple
Western Maryland
Mt. St. Mary
George Washington
Oklahoma
Ursinus
Albright
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Penn A College
Lebanon
Davie & Oo Oo Salem
Morris Rutgers
Sa Prince
Bluefield
Concord T. G. W. Va
Wesleyan
Marshall
Idaho
Creighton
Monmouth
Knox
Bradley
Cornell College
Millners College
Carthage
Washburn
Wichita U
Arkansas
Tulsa
Arkansas State
Wiley & Edmond T
Ada T
McPherson
Ottawa
Bethany
York
Arkansas Tech
College of Ozarks
Bethel
Lambuth
Milliken
Rose Poly
Central Missouri
Missouri Val
Rockhurst
William Jewell
Friends
Parson
Iowa Wesleyan
Pittsburgh T
Maryville T
Navy
High Point
Vicks
Caldwell
Willards
Leena Jg Coty
Houbigant
Shari
Cara
Nome
Gemey
Jergens Letion
Playa Facial
Houbigants
Williams and
Woodburys
Aoa
Yardley
Evanieg
Negro Footbala
Howard
Lincoln
Suaeane Bate
Alabama State
State College of Rust
Asien
Hampton
Morgan
Virginia State
Benedict
Salem
Morris Harvey
Claflin
South Carolina A. & M. Wilberforce
W. Va. State
Morris Brown
Clark
Talladega
Knoxville
Joann Crawford
Elizabeth Ann
Virginia Smith
Oleane
Clodfelt
Metty Sue New
Loretta Alexand
Joan Lofl
Daisy KR. Smith
Frances
Pea
Temma
Leayton
Margaret Payne
Peggy J
Tatum Peggy Russell
Jacqueline Jenk
Clara May York
Margie Ann Bol
Helen Robertson
Thomasecine
John Frances Allen
Louise Brown
Margaret Smith
Mary Alice Stutt
Neldenorothy
Pegsgy Mendenha
Mary Jean Wardell
Ruby Mae Hoke
Wanda Crawford
eCynthia J. Stutt
Peggy Clochester
Faye J. Dod
Wanda Hooper
Nancy Louise Cole
McHetty J. Warren
Mollie Lamet
Doris Horne
Vera Kernodle
Dorothy Turner
Ella
Ledbetter
Katherine Carmichae
Carolyn A. Russell
Letta P. Knox
Barber Crawford
Betty Welch
Joan Mason
Lila Joan Stout
Hed
Lauretta
Marry Meyers Clinard Burto
Harry Chappel
Lynn Moore
Joe Mickey
Wray Brower
Billie Younge
Crayson Younes
David M. Spe
Russell KR. Blair
James Ellingte
Edward Johno
Caron Cox, Jr
Char McPhe
Arthur Johnson
George Brown
Richard Skinner
Hilly Barker
Clyde Griffin
Guy Jones
Thomas M—Delhert
Lynn Burton
Max Collins
Edward Thompson
Yates
Si —Delaney
Cecil’s
English Street
West End Drug Store
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