PLIAN HOME LIFE IS BEST By Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt argues that home life persists amid modern change and that the rise of women in work and new technologies does not diminish core家庭 values. She stresses early life lessons, parental guidance, and fair play shaping character for school and life, recalling how even rich boys once lacked basic self care skills.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Stay In Line Do Not Be Weaver On The Road
By J P Bickell Ontario registrar and AAMVA regional president warns that weaving to pass others causes thousands of highway accidents yearly. He cites 1933 figures of 150000 accidents with 3000 deaths and 185000 injuries, urging drivers to stay in line for safe progress and avoid the menace to all.
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Reflections on Poverty Wealth and Family Life
The speaker argues children suffer when parents overindulge or neglect self-help, stressing personal responsibility in lifting minimal living standards. Crime and institutions arise from wasted opportunities, while a united American family ideal persists amid changing conditions and a resolve to improve home life for all.
New Air Aims for Record Flight Across Country
Maxine Howard, a 23 year old blonde, with pilot Bennie Howard will fly from Burbank California to New York to challenge Roscoe Turner’s 10 hour 2 minute east west record and attempt a new return time. Gordon Israel will accompany Mrs Howard as pilot-husband team.
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Missionary Sermon by Dr. O Faduma at St Mark Sunday
Dr. O Faduma retired educator and former Lincoln Academy principal will give the missionary sermon at St Mark M B church Sunday evening at 7 30. He has forty nine years in missionary work including ten years in Sierra Leone and British West Africa and thirty nine years in the United States with Lincoln University.
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St Mark Circles to Host Round the World Supper
The St Mark Ladies Aid circles and Brotherhood will host a round the world supper Monday night at 8 in the Sunday school room. A program of solo vocal and instrumental numbers and readings is planned for the diners.
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Rev J W Lawrence to preach at Woman's Memorial
Rev J W Lawrence will preach at the Woman's Memorial A M E church Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. He will be accompanied by his choir and congregation.
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Woman's Memorial
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Local Chapter of Graduate Nurses Meet
The High Point chapter met at Mrs. W. J. Robbins home on Fairview Street Thursday evening. President Miss Anna Saunders presided as city nurse and the session was described as progressive with physicians unanimously elected honorary members.
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Nursing Chapter Meets After Business Session
After the business session members read papers on nursing topics. Hostess Mrs. W. J. Robbins served a salad course luncheon to members and visitors.
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United Order of Grand Tent To Give Program
The United Order of Grand Tent will present a program at Fi Baptist church on the fourth Sunday in November at 3 o clock. Rev. F R Mas on will deliver the sermon with Mrs Sylvia Alford Mrs Alice Eccles Mrs Marian Mast on and others appearing led by grand past matron Mrs Betty Hines and past matron Mrs Lilly Williamson. Officers listed include Mrs Carolina Garrett Mrs Connie Wilbey Mrs Eva Welch Mrs Annie Scott Mrs Fannie James Batcom.
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California Midget Auto Racing Gains Fit in Year
Midget auto racing has grown popular in California over the past year with oval tracks of one fifth mile. Races feature skidding turns and straightaways where speeds reach about 60 miles per hour.
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