Club notices and meetings fill a busy schedule
Local groups announce Friday get togethers at Sedgefield Inn Otteray Drive and East Green Street Baptist Church with Bible classes and chicken dinners. Other items include service committee meeting at the YWCA and Allen Jay P T A reporting a recent meeting and program highlights.
School talk and club notices fill October events
A helpful address on boys responsibility opens a school talk. Fred Burchfield outlines cafeteria plans set to open Monday. Calvary M E church Ladies Aid holds regular meeting with officers elected for the coming year and December bazaar planned. Bridge lessons led by Mrs June Diggs begin October 15 with sessions at Emerywood and the Country Club.
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Fred Burchfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Calvary M. E. Church
C. L. Burgess
John Kidd
Carrie May Scarce
Virginia Kidd
W. B. Evans
Roy Wright
W. B Evans
A. H. Holton
Elma Wilslow
High Point
June Diggs
Rockingham
Milton Work
Kate Burr Johnson
Greensboro
Jessica Dragonnette
W. B. Hall
Virginia Carrier
League For the Mothers’ Aid Families
Junior Service League
Country Club
Violet Johnson
Comer Covington
Guilford County
Harold Ben
Kidney Health Advice Through Hydration and Jad Salts
A well known authority warns that overeating rich foods can burden the kidneys by acids from digestion. To counteract this, drink ample water and take Jad Salts daily before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidney activity, aiming to prevent backache urinary irritation and other distresses.
Hudsons Return from North Visit with Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hudson and their young son have come back from an extended trip to New York New England states and Canada. Their daughter Miss Laverne accompanied them to Lynchburg Virginia where she entered Randolph Macon College and Miss Hibernia joined them to Boston as a Boston University student. They traveled by car.
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H. T. Hudson
Little Son
New York
New England
Canada
Lynchburg
Miss Laverne
Randolph Macon College
Boston
Hibernia
Boston University
Carr Named President of North Carolina Teachers of Education
Dr John W Carr professor of elementary education at Duke University was named president of the North Carolina Teachers of Education association at a recent Duke union dinner meeting. He succeeds Dr M R Trabue of UNC and retires as secretary treasurer. Officers include Dr E C Garrison secretary treasurer and Dr M R Trabue program chair. About 69 teachers attended from UNC Duke NC State Catawba Elon Atlantic Christian Meredith Salem EC T Colleges and colleges for women.
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Durham
John W. Carr
Duke University
North Carolina Teachers of Education Association
Duke University Union
M. R. Trabue
University of North Carolina
Carr
8. C. Garrison
North Carolina State College
Duke
N. C. State
Catawba
Elon
Atlantic Christian College
Meredith
Salem
East Carolina Teachers College
Western North Carolina Teachers College
North Carolina College For Women
Mecklenburg and Gaston Countys Women at N C College of Women
Mecklenburg county reports 72 students at North Carolina College for Women with 51 from Charlotte and 29 new students. Gaston county has 64 students, 35 new, and half of the total come from Gastonia.
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Mecklenburg
N.C.O.W
Greensboro
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina College For Women
Charlotte
Gaston County
Gastonia
Diet best way 10 pellagra battle outlined by health official
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Oct. 9 The best Pellagra treatment is a diet rich in fresh vegetables milk butter eggs and red meat balanced with breads and some starches Dr C O H Laughinghouse secretary of the State Board of Health says breads from any flour are valuable when the diet includes milk eggs and vegetables He notes flour bread is not a cause of Pellagra but can contribute if used alone.
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Dr. Laughinghouse
Laughinghouse
Ray Street P T A hears talk on use of leisure time
T Wingate Andrews city schools superintendent spoke at the Ray Street School P T A meeting about the correct use of leisure time. Mrs R M Andrews led the opening prayer and the group heard reports on the cafeteria and the P T A Creed.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Ray Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Andrews
R. M. Andrews
Grady Stroupe
Carpenter
Lexington Sells $225000 Bonds For City Improvements
Lexington officials sold 225000 dollars of bonds to a Cincinnati firm at six percent interest with a 3780 dollar premium. Proceeds will fund street building surfacing and electric line extensions as part of the water and light system expansion.
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Lexington
Board of City Commissioners
Cincinnati
Ohio
Three People Injured In Accident Near City
Three people were injured early this morning three miles from the city on the High Point Greensboro road. A negro woman, wife of Frank Simmons of 114 Clinton Greensboro, and her two children, aged six and eight, were in a new Ford coupe driven by a negro man who reportedly fell asleep and crashed into a fence. They were taken to High Point hospital in Sechrest's ambulance, treated and dismissed. The party was en route to Greensboro from Charleston, South Carolina.
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High Point-Greensboro
Frank Simmons
Clinton Street
Greensboro
High Point Hospital
Sechrest
Charleston
S. C
Fourteen Candidates for High Cheerleader at Local High
Fourteen candidates for cheerleader at the local high school led the student body in a pep meeting in the auditorium yesterday. Maxwell Jones, band director, introduced a new song and spoke on boosting school spirit. Students will vote in the next days to select the lead cheerleader who will direct cheering for the rest of the year. Nominees include James Frazier and Sam.
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Maxwell Jones
Jones
James Frazier
Sam
Local Notables Named in Readable List
A group of names including Winslow Rose Askew June All man James Hinkle Velva Hay den Cleo Prim Orville Little Irvin Coffield Ernest Andrews Vivian Hauser Harold Long Bill Horney and John Thomas appears in a legacy roster. No actions or events are given beyond the listing of individuals.
Special Service at Mechanicsville Baptist Church
A special service will be conducted here at the Mechanicsville Baptist Church Thursday night.
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Mechanicsville Church
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Primitive Baptist elders invite public to 7 30 oclock service
Elders Isaac Jones and Samuel McMillen of the Primitive Baptist church invite the public to attend a 7:30 oclock service. The notice emphasizes a welcoming invitation and community participation.
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Isaac Jones
Samuel McMillen
Primitive Baptist Church
Until Ouimet Changes Golf's Social Image
A former caddy Francis Ouimet won the U S open, shifting golf from a sport for the wealthy to a broader audience, marking a turning point in its social perception.
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Francis Ouimet
Rhine River traffic reaches about 66 million tons in 1927
The 1927 Rhine River traffic volume is reported as approximately 66 million tons. This figure reflects the period's shipping activity on Germany's key inland waterway.
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Rhine
Germany
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