Saturday Evening Post offers visits and Dollar Day notice
The editor and family spent a pleasant Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. T. Herrin at Winston and later with the Welborn family route 1 Thomasville where supper was taken and they returned home by 10. Saturday is Dollar Day here. Paul A. Stamey, agent, at Review Office. Phone 275.
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J. T. Herrin
Winston
David Welborn
Route 1
Thomasville
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Paul A. Stamey
Dartmouth College: Early History and Achievements Recounted
A nostalgic overview describes Dartmouth College founded in 1769 by Eleazar Wheelock as a charity school for Indians, its endowment, athletics dominance, and notable alumni. It notes scattered legends around the Dartmouth Case and Daniel Webster, with campus life and colonial features highlighted.
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Dartmouth College
Eleazir Wilcox
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Club
Stephen Chase
Harvard
America
Daniel Webster
Foundation of Justice
Small Fire Damages Boiler Room At Hill Veneer Co
Fire at 2 o'clock Friday damaged the roof of the boiler room and scorched veneering drying in the room. Firefighters laid hoses across a barbed wire fence but stopped the blaze. second district fire in as many nights with a shed fire at Continental Furniture Plant Wednesday. Secretaries of the State met in semi annual session.
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Hill Veneer Company
Continental Furniture Company
Final Sermon Delivered at Green Street Baptist Church
Rev. J. M. Hilliard preached a final sermon as pastor to the Odd Fellows at Green Street Baptist Church on Sunday evening. Flora Steffy and L. Steed were married last week in Baltimore with Mrs. Steed formerly a milliner at Moffitt Furnishing Co. and Mr. Steed employed by the Commercial National Bank of this city.
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ODD Fellows
J. M. Hilliard
The
Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street Church
Flora Steffy
L. Steed
Baltimore
Classified Ad Offer for The Review Readers
Advertisers are urged to place ads in The Review with a one cent per word rate for the first insertion and three to four tenths of a cent per word for subsequent insertions. The notice promises big dividends and asks readers to mention The Review to secure best service and results.
Barber college seeks staff and students in Atlanta chain
An ad offers employment positions at $26.50 in a barber shop chain and promotes Atlanta Barber College with a course for $26.50. It also advertises Ed wards Business College with courses in bookkeeping shorthand and Civil Service with monthly wages $50 to $75, scholarships on credit, lessons at any hour, and telephone contact 4132.
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Atlanta Barber College
E. Mitchell Sr
Edwards Business College
News From Old Trinity Highlights and Visits
Dr. Jackson attended Trinity Sunday morning. An ice-cream supper on the tennis court benefited a good cause. Mrs. Deusie Fisher of Salisbury visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ellis with her son Master Tom. Mrs. Bessie Covington Parkin of Walnut Cove visits Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Parkin. Prof. D. C. Johnson and daughters Eloise and Elizabeth travel to High Point. Attorney Bruce Craven leaves for an extended trip. Mrs. Carrie Frazer and others attend the funeral of Mrs. Wesley Reddick.
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Dr. Jackson
Trinity
Deusie Fisher
Salisbury
Tom
W. F. Ellis
Bessie Covington Parkin
Walnut Cove
Mary Shaw
Joseph Parkin
D. C. Johnson
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