Mrs Kirkman returns from Europe trip and society notes
Mrs O Arthur Kirkman Jr. and his sister Dr Gladys Morgan completed a two and a half month European tour returning via Quebec. The item also covers a tenth birthday party for John T Bennett Til with games gifts and a treasure chest favor. Other notices include a marriage announcement for Louise Haney to Guy Martin and DAR chapter meeting in Thomasville with updated start time.
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Bible Class Meet At Welch Memorial Church Tonight
The Katherine Gill Bible class of Welch Memorial Church will meet tonight at 7:30 PM with Mrs. Annie Nichols at 1500 Johnson Street. All members urged to attend.
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Local alumnae banquet in Greensboro marks Founders Day
Local Woman's College alumnae and spouses join the Guilford County Alumnae Association for Founders Day festivities in the South dining hall at 6 45 tonight. Dr W C Jackson will give the principal address and morning events included a Melver statue procession to Aycock auditorium with speeches by notable alumnae.
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Pattie Jordan
May Meadow
Lois Welborn
Cameron Cridlebaugh
Williard Thomas
Ellen Fletcher
Striped Tulips Brighten Late Garden Varieties
Modern late flowering tulips from Breeders and Darwine groups intrigue gardeners with soft bronzes yellows and purples. Striped forms such as bizarres and Rembrandts offer distinct color patterns from flames along the petal midrib to feathered edge designs, ideal for small group borders.
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Furniture Style Show Underway At Tomlinson’s
Tomlinson's semi annual public furniture show opens its one day run with large crowds despite bad weather. The exhibit marks the firm’s 25th anniversary and features modern and antique pieces including a Roosevelt suite replica, Chippendale chairs, and 18th century mahogany bedroom suites across multiple floors.
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Hauptmann's trial delayed amid cooperative tone
In a briefing Foley and Wilentz stressed strong cooperation between New Jersey and Bronx officials as they prepare the Hauptmann case. Breslin plans interviews amid ongoing efforts to clean up leads. John Perrone, a Bronx taxi driver, identified Hauptmann as the man who gave a note to Dr. John F. Condon during the ransom talks.
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New Evening Gown Sends Silk Parade Vibe
A Wanamaker's New York display features a wine colored silk taffeta evening gown with a square decolletage edged in faschia and blue velvet ribbon. It showcases a princess silhouette, closely fitted at the hips and waist, culminating in a dramatically full hemline.
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Kiwanis Speaker Urges Democracy as Interdependent Spirit
Dr. T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, spoke at the Elwood hotel luncheon on democracy. He said democracy goes beyond government and requires justice for all and interdependence in all life, not rugged individualism. Visitors included former Kiwanians and the program was led by Dr. W F Clayton with Asheville district convention plans noted.
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W. F. Clayton
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EB. Holt
State Symphony Orchestra To Give First Concert In City
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra led by Lamar Stringfield will debut in High Point on Friday October 12 at 8 PM in the junior high auditorium. The sixty member ensemble draws players from across the state and reflects a North Carolinian makeup with Stringfield noted for folk music research and a Pulitzer prize winning composition From Southern Mountains.
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Melver At Raleigh For Conference On State Revenue Drive
Deputy revenue commissioner Lynn Melver went to Raleigh to confer with revenue officials about a state effort to wipe unpaid tax accounts. The first indictment in the drive named W. G. Bridges for failing to file a sales tax return totaling over $400. more indictments are expected in the coming days. Local merchants are urged to file sales tax returns now to avoid criminal prosecution.
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Raleigh
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Purity Coal and Wood Company
Czechoslovakia Creates Grain Monopoly to Stabilize Prices
The government establishes a grain monopoly to stabilize and profitably price grain for farmers. The move aims to ensure steady income for farmers and prevent price swings in the market.
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