Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1929, Page 13

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Five inches | of snow fell at Nashville, and parts of North Carolina and Virginia had snow today. . ‘The upper western fringe of Southern States, where the cold hit first, were expected t> enjov moderating tempera- tures tonight, with all the South like- lywtlf:t have warmer weather by Sunday night. | MERLE THORPE TO SPEAK AT AD CLUB LUNCHEON “Advertising's Opportunity” will be the subject of an address by Merle ‘Thorpe, editor.of Nation's Business, be- fore the Advertising Club of Washing- ton at a luncheon mesting Tuesday at 12:15 o'clock in the National Press Building. Advertising clubs throughout the country will be meeting at the same hour and Mr. Thorpe’s address will be broadcast through Station WMAL over a wide -up of the Columbia Broad- casting System. Managing Director Charles J. Columbus of the local club, in charge of arrangements, has received i assurances of participation in the Washington meeting by ad clubs in many parts of the country. 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