Bill Hart a hero who shaped American ideals
Elsie Robinson argues Bill Hart more than a film star, donating 50 000 to beautify a public park and embodying America’s pioneer spirit on screen. She lauds his refusal to glamorize vice, crediting him with imparting national decency and humanity that outlasts his acting career.
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Bill Hart
the News
Los Angeles Park Commission
Dad
America
West
Mustywood
Perpetua
Lincoln
Washington
Culbertson’s wrong throw-in play in bridge deal
In a contract bridge deal Josephine Culbertson used a throw-in to a finesse but miscalculated. The final line of play left declarer unable to avoid loss as East-West defended well and a misfired finesse ruined the contract.
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Phree
North
West
Pee
East
South
Declarer
Hartley Boy Injured in Tractor Accident
Bryce Hartley son of Mr and Mrs E J Hartley of Sophia was confined to Boulevard unit of High Memorial hospital with a leg injury and bruises after being thrown beneath a tractor Tuesday evening during an accident at his farm site.
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Arles Bryce
Bob) Hartley
E. J.ey
Sophia
Boulevard
High Memorial Hospital
Atlantic Motor Seeks ICC Ruling On Freight Rate Dispute
The ICC fate may decide whether Clark Thread Co owes $6992 in extra charges after Atlantic States Line claims first class rates apply to cotton yarn shipments in waterproof bags. Clark counters that fourth class billing at $1.24 per 100 pounds was correct.
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Washington
Textile and Transportation Industries
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark Thread Company
Newark
N. J
Atlantic States Outer Lines, Incorporated
High Point
Palintiff
Clary Thread Company
Atlantic
Clark
Pattern 4892 Jumper and Blouse Sizes Offered
Advertises sewing pattern 4892 for a slimming jumper and matching blouse in multiple sizes 12 through 48. Provides yardage, fabric widths, and requests twenty cents for pattern plus fifteen cents for Anne Adams Fall and Winter pattern. Mail to The High Point En Pattern Dept New York.
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High Point
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Salt rub removes onion odor from hands
A simple salt rub on hands dissolves and neutralizes onion smell, leaving skin odor free without rinsing. The method relies on salt’s abrasive and deodorizing properties to cut sulfur compounds responsible for the scent.
Tville BPWC And Garden Clubs Are Entertained
Thomasville notices detail the Tville Business and Professional Club meeting at the Methodist Hut with new members welcomed and a program on How We Rate Ourselves. Garden Club members meet at Mrs. Crews home to plan hosting the South Piedmont District garden clubs in October and discuss gardening topics.
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Thomasville
Mary Green Matthews
Sallie McCracken
G. E
Henry Poe
Roy Proctor
Stuart Burton
Keith Williams
Ben Harris
C. L. White, Jr
John Easter
E. I. Earnhardt
Claiborne Pennington
Garden Club
R. W. Crews
Salem Street
South Piedmont District
C. W. Gilliam
Welborn
Langley Field Captain Visits Family in Virginia
Captain and Mrs. R. L. McDonald and sons Bob and Pete from Langley Field, Va., visit sister Mrs. Dave Jester on Moore Street. Captain Jester is on a ten day leave from his duties. A. Burnham guests of Mrs. Meade Hite on Salem Street for ten days. Ladies' Aid Society of First Baptist hosts at Fisher Ferry street with Mrs. C. M. Howell and Mrs. Homer Beck as hostesses.
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R. L. McDonald
Bob
Pete
Langley Field
Dave Jester
Mr. Jester
Moore Street
Captain Jester
As Corps
A. Burnham
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
C. M. Howell
Fisher Ferry Street
Homer Beck
Stella Wagner
Charles Lambeth
R. G. Jennings
A. Z. Boles
C. L. Berrier
Lambeth
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Meets at Church Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. C. R. Reid chairing. Mrs. William Van Liere led the devotional and program for the session, which featured a prepared outline and discussion.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
C. R. Reid
William van Liere
Small Yank Force Delays Delegation
An American command post in Holland reports a small party of one major general, one colonel, three lieutenants and six enlisted men delayed a German column of 117 vehicles for fifteen minutes. Armed with a machinegun and small arms, they fled after their ammunition ran out as German tanks prepared an ambush. only one vehicle was left after the engagement.
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Holland
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