Winstead School Pupils Dazzle Rotarians In Circus Acts
Winstead School students aged eight to thirteen entertained Rotary Club members with tumbling and acrobatic stunts. Principal Miss Cleo Winstead noted staff guidance and praised A B Carroll for arranging the program. The meeting included an automobile guessing contest won by Bill Laskill and a brief shout over Frank Love’s potential move.
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Consin
Neustedt
Germany
Johann Schopperie
Boston
Beacon Street
LaFayette
America
Wisconsin
Lucas
Eulalie Cox
W. J. Williams
A. H. Cozart
Miss Peele
Winstead P.T. A
Winstead School
Retary Club
Cleo Winstead
Wilson
Rotarians
Miss Winstead
Miss Brooks
A. B. Car
Roll’s
Dick Grantham
Frank Love
Methodist Conference
Mr. Lover
Frank
Billaskill
Howling
Lord Baltimore
Auction sales of two Wilson real estate tracts planned
A letter from Fayetteville Scout Master Hebert Stuckey notes two upcoming real estate auction sales by Walter Gurley Auction Company. The J. W. Pridgen farm near Wilson to Sandy Cross sells at 10:30, and the Howard Bros. Macclesfield properties with stores and warehouses sell at 9:30, with Charles F Best handling publicity.
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Hebert Stuckey
Fayetteville
Wilson
North Carolina
Bickett
Walter & Gurley Auction Company
Charles F. Best
J. W. Pridgen
Sandy Cross
Howard Bros
Macclesfield
Best
End to end words of a presidential election yield a conclusion
A playful note suggests that all words used during a presidential election when joined end to end form a single conclusion. It plays with the idea of rhetoric and final takeaway from campaign discourse.
New REO Twentieth Anniversary Sedan Priced at $1595
The REO Motor Car Company unveils the Twentieth Anniversary Sedan a four door closed model at 1595 dollars matching the price of the T 6 Special Touring. It uses the T 6 chassis with a strong frame ash and maple body and features a low center of gravity and wide doors with three hinges. The car includes a ONE piece windshield adjustable ventilation rear view mirror and window glass all around and aims for long life and solid performance.
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Reo Motor Car Company
Reo
Coolidge Plans Attending Lodge Funeral
Washington mourns Henry Cabot Lodge as President Coolidge calls him one of the great men of our time. Officials plan delegations to the funeral while Senate and House prepare for official representation.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
House
Cases Tried Here in County Court
Yesterday proved a busy day in county court with numerous trials and dispositions. Daniel Lucas and Eli Moore pleaded guilty to injuries and transporting respectively with costs, and several defendants faced liquor laws charges with varying judgments.
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Daniel Lucas
Eli Moore
Ransom Ruffin
Ruben Bryant
Percy Burrell
W. C. Bunn
Swedish American Trade Increases On Both Sides
Stockholm reports rising U S Sweden trade with imports from the United States totaling 213,700,000 crowns in 1923 and autos petrol and tires as major items. Swedish exports to the U S rose to 128,000,000 crowns with paper among leading exports, reflecting a broadening exchange between the nations.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Enited
Igy
New WREO Radio Station to Open in Lansing
Lansing welcomes WREO the Aero Motor Car Company station poised to broadcast daily with evening programs on Tue Thu Sat Sun. The Reo band orchestra and employees will headline, with church services and organ recitals, studios in the Reo club house, 150 foot towers, and a 288.3 meter wavelength assigned.
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United States
Michigan
Lansing
Re Motor Car Company
WREO
Reo
Press comment on Carolina playmakers in strong reviews
A collection titled Carol ina Folk Plays drew praise from major outlets. The Washington Post called drama in its truest sense. The New York Times praised its merit and significance. The New York Evening Post noted its beyond contents value. The New York World compared it to Abbey Company works. Augustus Thomas in The New Review likened it to Irish folklore drama. Greene sboro Daily News hailed it as one of the best shows locally. Greenville Daily Reflector said the production honors the university and the South. Wilson Mirror deemed it a standout amateur achievement. The Literary Digest International Book Review praised exceptional dramatic and poetic merit. The Raleigh News and Observer echoed high regard for Carolina Folk Plays.
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Washington Post
New York Times
New York Evening Post
New York
Abbey Company
Lady Gregory
Augustus Thomas
New York Review
Paul L. Benjamin
Greensboro Daily News
Greenvile Daily
Reflector
Wilson
Mirror
Literary Digest International Book Review
Raliegh News and Observer
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Rce Wmsesere
A. ‘i. Walker
Honor—Vyeleprone
Felicia D. Hemans
Goldsboro
Herman Perkins
H. B. Boles
West Nash Street
W. W. Simms
Herbert Stuckey
Pettus
Love
F. S
Methodist Church
J. W. W. Thompsoen
Round Dozen Club
W. A. Finch
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Museum
Madison
Wis
Ise
Knights of Pythian
Rocky Mount
Silas Lucas
Wilson Lodge
Avia Burke
Wilson Dye Works
Book Club
Winstead
Parent-Teachers Association
Fraptis Gray
Stuart. Walker
Cincinnati
Stuckey
Wilson Boys
Ernor
Wade Smith
Greensboro
W. W. Alexander
Atlanta
South
Senator Lodge
Capitol
Lodge
George Barnes
G. T. Lucas
John Edwards
Dandell
Babe Tomlin
Morrison Washington
J. G. Hinton
Wreg 15
Reo Motor Co
Carolina Playmakers
the Carolina
Politicin
Horse Cove
Martha Boswell
William Cox
Robert Winston
Box Office
American Legion Auxiliary
Goldsboro Highway
Walter & Gurley
Kinston, N. C
Charlotte N. C
T.L. Herring
L. L. Barnes
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