Mrs. Martin To Instruct Parents, Teachers Here
Greensboro official Mrs. W. W. Martin, a Northwestern extension field worker for the Parent-Teacher association, will visit High Point the week of October 12 to conduct instruction on teacher work and child welfare. She will speak at Brentwood Johnson Street Ada Blair Cloverdale Emma Blair and Oak Hill locations. meetings aim to outline standard and superior association requirements and program plans for the year.
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Greensboro
Northwestern Extension
Parent-Teacher Association
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Parent-Teacher Council
Martin Wil
Brentwood
Johnson Street
John
Sson
Ray
Elm Street
Ada Blair
Cloverdale
Emma Blair
Oak Hill
Congress
Child Welfare Magazine
Congress Library
Helen Hicks Ends Glenna Collett Ware’s Reign
Helen Hicks, a 20 year old veteran golfer, defeats Mrs Glenna Collett Ware in the final at Buffalo Country Club to win the Women’s National Championship. Hicks will hold the title for at least the next year as the trophy is presented by H H Ramsay, president of the USGA.
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Hicks
Long Island
Helen Hicks
Glenna Collett Ware
Buffalo Country Club
Helen
H. H. Ramsay
U. S. G.aa
Peyton M Swain 70 Be Candidate for State Office
Shelby October 3 Peyton Mc Swain state senator from the 27th district Shelby attorney and World War veteran has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general of North Carolina. He has long been considered a prospective candidate and received encouragement from lawyers political leaders and others to enter the race.
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Shelby
Peyton McSwain
North Carolina
Capt. McSwain
Piedmont
General Assembly
McSwain Seeks NC State Office with Broad Support
Senator Peyton McSwain announces candidacy for state office, citing broad backing across North Carolina counties. A Shelby lawyer and veteran, he graduated UNC in 1916, served in World War I, and has held legislative roles and led campaigns for the Democratic Party.
Bitter honey in Ozark regions yields bitter honey plants
Bitterweed Helenium tenuifolium grows across the Ozark regions of Missouri and Arkansas and parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama. It produces abundant nectar for honey bees but its honey has a bitter quinine-like taste.
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Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
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Plymouth
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322Nd Infantry
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