Kiwanis Revue Minstrel Success Highlighted by Cast of 100
The Kiwanis Club minstrel show closed last Friday to strong crowds and record charity proceeds for underprivileged local children. Highlights featured Miss Louise Height with 32 tap dancers in That's How Rhythm Was Born and Pickin Cotton, plus performances by Roland Johnson Lyle Wilson and many others. The production included floor acts, courtroom comedy, and a second act full of songs jokes and dancing, with plans for an open air finale in spring.
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Kiwanis Charity
Wit
Louise Height
Ootchie Acree
Police Dept. de Luxe
Kiwanis Club
Bridge Party At Woman's Club Hosts Gated Guests
Misses Virginia and Betty Gates and Miss Ruth White entertained their bridge club at the Woman's Club Saturday evening. Special guest Miss Ella Outland. high score won by Miss Kathrine Hall. Extra guests included Misses Hazel Cobb Frances Sharpe Sara Cannon Ada Edwards Elizabeth Tait Josephine Carty Rosina Pittman Lillian Mitchiner and others. refreshments served.
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Virginia
Betty Gates
M Ruth White
Ella Outland
Miss White
Kathrine Hall
Miss Outland
Juanita Taylor
Hazel Cobb
Frances Sharpe
Sara Cannon
Ada Edwards
Elizabeth Tait
Josephine Carty
Rosina Pittman
Lillian Mitchiner
Ethel Parker
Omara Daniel
Ruth Chapman
Virginia Smith Florine Holt
Mamie Baldwin
Apex
Burlington
N. C
Prayer Saves Warren Levett From Fine in City Court
Warren Levett faced speeding charges in New York City but a sister's testimony that he was hurrying to a prayer meeting led Magistrate Benjamin Greenspan to suspend the sentence, avoiding fines.
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Prayer
Warren Levett
New York City
Prayer Meeting
Benjamin Greenspan
Joint Bridge Tea Held at Mrs. Alford’s Home
Mesdames J. J. Alford and J. M. C. Covington hosted a Saturday bridge gathering at Mrs. Alford’s home. William Batton won high, Helen Wilson second, Howard Nash cut prize. A five o'clock salad and ice course followed. Guests included Nash, Kennedy, Batton, Cleaton Jr, Clark, Ander ton, Griffin, Hales, Carlton, Wilson, Stell, Hancock, Towe, Thorne, Wilson, Womble, Corker, Coleman, Hewit.
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Bridge
Aurelian Springs Celebrates Strong Basketball Season
Aurelian Springs reports its best basketball season with boys at 11 wins of 20 and 539 points, girls at 12 victories in 17 games and 539 points. Standout scorers include Leon Knight 234 and Rowena Porter 250, with guards Edward Hamill de Veach and Claudeline Lewis receiving honors. The juniors swept four games against Roanoke Rapids, led by Teddy Dickens and Barre Butts, and coaches Harris and [illegible] eye bright prospects for next year.
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Aurelian Springs
Tema
Leon Knight
Raymond Williams
Rodwell Cramby
Rowena Porter
Jane Hedgepeth
Dorothea Matthews
Adelaide Wood
Claudeline Lewis
Juanita Qualls
Roanoke Rapids
Teddy Dickens
Barre Butts
Harris
Common Cause of Baldness Remedies in 1920s Ad
An advertisement claims hair loss stems from poor scalp circulation and promotes massaging with Japanese Ork to stimulate blood flow. It asserts hair regrowth, dandruff cure, and itching relief with an oil priced 60c or $1 for economy size, from National Remedy Co. in New York.
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National Remedy Co
West 45Th Street
New York
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