Local club meetings and social visits listed
Numerous community notices show Entre Nous club with Mrs Amos on North Main, Good Will Garden club with Mrs Gordon Brewer on Greenway Drive, and Circle six at Green Street Baptist with Mrs Fred Brown. Daughters of the Americas Revolution meet with Mrs William Simmons. business circle at Willowbrook Street. Guests include Mr and Mrs Shaffer and Mrs Cornelius plus others visiting from Philadelphia and Lancaster. Contract bridge lessons start Tuesday with Mrs June Diggs. venues include Emerywood and Country Club.
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Entre Nous Club
Amos
CG i Amos
Ser
North Main Street
Ooo
Trole
Brows Circle
Green Street
Business Woman's
Business Woman
Green Street Baptist Church
Eula Smith
Willowbrook Street
Ocal Dpd A. Ro
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the Americas Revolution
William Simmons
Hardover Street
H. A. Millis
J. A. Morris
C. C. Garrett
H. M. Brandon, Jr
Wilmer Shaffer
Philadelphia
W. R. Shaffer
Montheu Avenue
Meade F. Cornelius
Lancaster
Blowing Rock
Cornelius
Myrtle Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Junior Service League
June Diggs
Rockingham
Harry Raymond
Matt Wall
Emerywood
Country Club
Castoria Remedy Adverts for Infants and Children
An old fashioned advertisement promotes Castoria for infant and child ailments. It urges not to use adult medicines and claims Castoria soothes upset stomachs and constipation in young children. The copy emphasizes safety, comforts to call a doctor if needed, and to seek the genuine product with Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Junior Service League Seeks Members by Phone
A ticket asks readers to call any member of the Junior Service League for information or enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Hair bobbing condemned by English clergyman in Portsmouth
The Rev C F Aspinwall of St Batholomew's church calls hair bobbing a sexual death by self action and a mental disease akin to lunacy in a parish magazine. He argues it makes women look far from God’s intended image and denounces short cropped hair and dramatic attire.
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Portsmouth
England
C. F. Aspinwall
St. Batholomew’s
Eden
Small Vatican Population and Trade Fines
The Vatican, described as the world’s smallest state with 523 citizens, imposes a severe tariff penalty. Importing or exporting violations carry a fine of 800 dollars and up to three years’ imprisonment, underscoring the value of its trade controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Real Estate Education Expands To Modern Practices
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports a shift from old methods to scientific approaches. About 7,000 students take advanced courses in appraisal selling and advertising, with Harvard and other universities adding real estate curricula to public programs. Licensing tests in 25 states accompany the push for professional standards to protect buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Red School
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Y. M. Co
A.’s
National Real Estate Association
Arthur J. Mertzke
Association
A. John Berge
Lloyd D. Herrold
Northwestern Univerity
Chicago
Berge
Harvard
Real Estate Association
University of Michigan
Wisconsin
New Jersey
California
New York
Colorado
Michigan
Vision Beauty Pageant Delights Wesl ey Church Crowd
A large Sunday School pageant The Vision Beautiful was staged at Wesley Memorial Church by the Sunday school workers led by Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod. About fifty performers including reader Miss Rose Askew and singer Mary Sue Briggs presented scenes from present time to colonial America. The program outlined plans to establish departmental libraries and boost Sunday school enrollment to 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore Sherrod
Wesley Memorial Church
Rose Askew
High Point High School
Mary Sue Briggs
Alston Clark
J. W. Chandler
Jane Austin
Virginia Jowers
Hal Ingram
Daniel
George Crowell
Mr. Daniels
Mary Frances Halenbeck
Wanda Harville
Grace McKaughn
Mary Louis Millis
Clara Cole Sherrod
Katherine Baxter
Dorothy Gueth
Margaret Harris
Plymouth
New Engeland
Mr. Lovelace
Eloise Ingram
Billy Sheloff
J. A. Austin
America
Whitley
Alice Chandler
Glacial Boulder Dedicated to Lawrence Pioneers
A 23 ton glacial boulder, likely 400000 years old, will be dedicated to old settlers during Lawrence Kansas diamond celebration on October 11. A railroad wrecking crane moved the rock to Lawrence. Dr. R C Moore of the University of Kansas geology department places its origin in Nebraska or South Dakota from a past glacial period. The boulder was found near Lawrence near the ancient glacier boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kas
Rence
R. C. Moore
University of Kansas
Nature
Nebraska
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Wilson
C. P. Ellington
A. D. Moore
Ruffin
Tom McKenzie
Beatrice Warner
Mrs. W. R. Shaffer
W. H. Albertson
Charlotte
R. B. Terry
Cornelia Dickens
Joe Mitchell
Asheville
Walter Maybaum
New York City
Joseph Snider
Statesville
Hickory
Alex Rankin
Atlanta
Athens Ga
N. C. University-Georgia Tech
Georgia-Yale
George Moore
York, Pa
Mary Hopper
Tillie Hopper
Altoona
C. R. Yates
Roscoe, Jr
Yates
Dewey Hammer
Frank Robison
Elizabeth Robison
Birmingham
Ala
Henry M. Weedon
Charitte
C. F. Weedon
Hamilton Street
C. T. Ingram
Elizabeth Hudson
Montgomery, Ala
Gladys Goodnight
Hazel Haynes
Otis Sain
Philip Miller
Salisbury
Ray Rothrock
Thomasville
Millie Goodnight
Kannapolis
Joe Duors
Castor
Rte
We Centaur CO. New
OYE Yi Ha
Pica
Moffitt’s
Oie
Onrid
S Jump’s Sandwich Shop
Mrs. Stump
Wesley Church
Lucy M. Eshelman
Florsheim
Florsheims
Methodist Conference
the Ladies’ Store
Merita
Aer Ae
American Bakeeries Company
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