Births and society notices fill local pages
Mrs. Dewey Hammer and Mrs. Bucie Boyles announce births, plus several society events. The list includes baptist meetings, bible study, circle teas, and a fishing party return with attendees and venues across Guilford and Archdale areas.
Local note on returning service members and students
Brodie Huneycutt, Pharmacist's Mate First Class, U S N, is home on 20 days leave visiting his mother at 207 Centennial avenue. William J. McAnally Jr and Peyton Moffitt have returned to Durham to resume studies at Duke University. Tate Andrews heads to Chapel Hill to enter UNC Law School accompanied by his brother J Leslie Andrews for business and visits to Moncure. Mrs Olive Spencer Cox leaves for Albany after two weeks with her father E E B Spencer who has been seriously ill.
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Brodie Huneycutt
Centennial Avenue
Mr. Huneycutt
Naval Station
Norfolk
William J. McAnally, Jr
Peyton Moffitt
Durham
Duke University
Tate Andrews
Chapel Hill
Law School
University of North Carolina
Mr. Andrews
High Point College
J. Leslie Andrews
Moncure
Olive Spencer Cox
Albany
N. Y
E. E B. Spencer
Two Little Girls From School in Autumn Campus Wear
Two young women model campus outfits described as key autumn silhouettes. One wears a three piece knitted suit with buttonless double breasted jacket and leather belt. the other flaunts a tweed style dress with bolero jacket. Both ensembles feature matching accessories and bright color schemes.
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Peck and
Peck
Duke Adds 24 Faculty Members and Five on Leave
Duke University expands its instructional staff by 24 for the new session across 12 departments. Four professors return after a year away, while five faculty will be on leave for research travel and writing.
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Duke University
Durham
E. B. Carroll
P. F. Baum
R. R
Miss Margaret Spruill crowned Queen of Lexington
The Junior Woman's Club held a Saturday popularity contest in Lexington with girls aged six to thirteen voting. Miss Margaret Spruill won 2,435 votes and received a diamond ring, followed by a parade featuring each participant representing a local firm.
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Lexington
Margaret Spruill
J. Frank Spruill
Merchants of
Spruill
Freshman Week Underway at UNC With About 700 New Men
Freshman Week begins at the University of North Carolina as about 700 newcomers arrive for orientation. The class of 1936 attends initial meetings in Memorial Hall and Lawsons Gym for examinations and tests while faculty, counselors, and deans guide the new students. Placement tests in English, languages, and mathematics are scheduled, with a reception by President Graham and ongoing activities through the week.
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U.N. C
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Memorial Hall
Francis T. Bradshaw
Dr. Lawson
Graham Memorial
Graham
Duke Names Faculty Members in Engineering and Related Fields
The report lists numerous Duke faculty and staff across departments including mechanical engineering instructors J. M. Godard and Ralph W. McDonald, chemistry exchange professor Dr. George W. McCrea, physics instructor Dr. James C. Mouton, and other specialists in education, law, botany, pathology, anatomy, economics, psychiatry, and medical research.
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W. C. Vosburgh
C. B. Hoover
Earl Hamilton
Clement Vollmer
G. D. Collins
Ewing Anderson
Albert Berghauser
J. T. Burrus
Duke Hospital
Paul Bruton
Leonard Carlitz
R. T. Clark, Jr
Henry J. Oosting
Leslie, Craven
W. J. Dana
J. M. Godard
George W. McCrea
Ralph W. McDonald
James C. Mouton
Warner Fuller
James Parrott
H.S. Perry
Robert S. Smith
Joseph Spengler
Hugh Henry Trout
John D. Troxell
Dick Macdonald
Douglas H. Sprunt
John W. Everett
Ernest M. Poat
Tar Heels Show Solid First Line For Wake Forest Opener
CHAPEL HILL The Carolina squad responds well to training and is expected to start with a strong first string and two solid backfields in the opening game with Wake Forest. Coach Collins plans to improve the reserve line to match Wake Forest's hard running attack and forthcoming heavy opponents.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Collins
Eight-Year-Old Girl Becomes Lake Michigan Lifeguard
In St Joseph Michigan Betty Klemm eight has qualified as the youngest lifeguard on Lake Michigan beaches after rescuing a five year old boy who wandered into deep water. She is now on lifeguard duty and is described as an expert swimmer.
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Joseph, Mich
Betty Klemm
Lake Michigan
Turtle's Escape Fails After Market Breakout
A 560-pound sea turtle, about 150 years old, burst through a fish market show window in Newport News to seek freedom. The living tank was overturned and the creature was carried back to safekeeping by workers and onlookers.
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Newport News
Tauntons Visit Mrs Cardell as Tarleton on Leave
Mr and Mrs E O Taunton visit Mrs Otis Cardell on East Green Street. Tarleton a radio man second class in the U S Navy is on leave from Naval Station Norfolk Virginia.
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E. 0. Taunton
Otis Cardell
East Green Street
Mr. Tarleton
Naval Station
Norfolk, Va
Lord Mayor’s Potato Prosperity Displayed in Liverpool
In Liverpool a potato weighing 1.5 pounds bought by the Lord Mayor years ago yielded 300 pounds of potatoes from its offspring after three seasons. Investors are noted to envy such exceptional returns from a single plant.
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Liverpool
Eng
Pillow Hidden Four Thousand Francs Found in Cushion
Paris report says two idle workers discovered about one hundred thousand francs in cash when an old cushion from an auctioned furniture lot was accidentally dropped. The money, totaling $4,000, fluttered out and was later secured in a safe. The cushion was discarded after the purchaser noted it was soiled.
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Paris
Leftover cereals find new life in desserts and bakes
When cereals remain unused they can be repurposed into custard puddings with sauce, folded into muffin or griddle cake batter, or used as stuffing to extend meals.
Betty Compson Endorses Lux Soap For Youthful Skin
Betty Compson urges women not to fear aging and credits Lux Toilet Soap with keeping skin looking young. She notes that many Hollywood stars rely on Lux for its whiteness and benefits, claiming 686 of 694 top actresses use it regularly, and invites readers to try it.
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Betty A. Compesa
Lux
Betty Compson
Hollywood
All Stars
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