Statistics On High Point Are Given Before Business Girls
The YWCA Business and Professional Iris club met in regular session at 6:30 in the Hut with two members and two visitors Rosalie Andrews and Staley present. President Miss Mary Earns presided as F. J. Size secretary of the High Chamber of Commerce spoke on High Point population and recreational centers. Miss Vola Anderson reported on Admiral Byrd’s appearance, joint with Altrusa, and a member ill at Duke Hospital was noted. The club voted five dollars toward the Western Conference Track Meet to be held this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Club
Rosalie Andrews
Staley
Mary Earns
Blanche Barbour
F. J. Sizesecretary
High Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Vola Anderson
Richard BE. Byrd
Altrusa Club
Mises Carmala Lewis
Duke Hospital
Greensboro College Alumnae Attend District Meeting
Over 100 Greensboro College alumnae attended the district dinner at West Market Street Methodist Church in Greensboro with delegates from Reidsville Gib sonville Oak Ridge Guilford College and Thomasville. Speakers included Professor Gobbel college president who praised the school's history and progress and remarks from Greensboro High Point and Thomasville chapter leaders. A homecoming is set for April 25 and alumnae day May 30 with a nominating committee named for April report. Miss Katy Sue Taylor provided dinner entertainment with contralto performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ruth
Luther F. Gobbel
Secord
Secad
Methodist Church
Mre
H. T. Prosser
Presimt
8. Barrentine
Re. W. B. Hallident
Igh Point
Imes EB. Lambeth
Thomasville
G. W. Whitsett
al Laurie Lowrance
Winumnae
Annie A Lowrance
Winston-Saem
Prosser
Z. W. Conyers
W. ©. Carr
Francie Hayworth
Katy Sue Taylor
Econtralto
Sylvia
Oley Speaks
Bertram Brown
Mrs Caffey in Critical Condition at Guilford General
Mrs J W Caffey remains in a critical condition at Guilford General hospital after a paralysis struck her Sunday morning at home on Morris street. Her daughters Mrs A Ogburn Spoon of Greensboro and Mrs Charlies Pope of Kansas City are with her. her other children Mrs Thomas B Congdon of New London Conn J W Caffey Jr of Beaumont Texas and William H Caffey of Decatur Georgia are en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Caffey
Guilford General Hospital
Morris Street
A. Ogburn Spoon
Greensboro
Charlies Pope
Kansas City
Thomas B. Congdon
New London
Woman's club executive and general meetings scheduled
Social Calendar notes an executive board meeting at the Y W C A Hut followed by a general meeting led by President Mrs G J Humphreys from 3 to 6 pm. In addition High Point Alumnae of Meredith College hosts a tea for local high school seniors at First Baptist Church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Y. W. Co. A. Hut
G. J. Humphreys
High Point
Meredith College
First Baptist Church
T. Re.l
T. RE. L
A. P. Cliett
T. G. Shelton
Heart Sisters
Church Social Plans and Club Meetings Next Week
Local church and class groups announce a series of meetings. Lottie Holden class gathers Thursday at 3 PM with Mrs. A L Cecil. Willing Workers meet Friday at 7 30 PM at South Main Street Methodist church. Philathea and other Bible study groups set Thursday and Friday sessions with named hostesses and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing
South Main Street Methodist Church
Paul Gordy
W. F. Hennis
Viola Forbis
Bessie Foster
Theas
Rat Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
Mesdames A
Armentrout
R. L. Carmichael
W. E. Price
W. L. Winslow
Willie Vail
Mary Harper
Mary Harper Philathea Clase
South Main Street
M. E. Church
W. A. Harper
Geott Street
Mesdames
R. A. Wilson
Helen Lee
H. D. Spease
Miss Dalton Home Will Have Guests
Miss Caroline Dalton arrives from Hollins College as a junior and will spend spring holidays with her parents on Johnson street. Her roommate Miss Virginia Betts of Richmond is expected this afternoon, with guests Messrs Raleigh Powell of Petersburg and Robert James of Alexandria arriving Saturday for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dalton
Hollins College
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Virginia Betts
Richmond
Messrs
Raleigh Powell
Petersburg
Robert James
Alexandria
Vv. M. L
Dalton
City Garden Clubs Lead District Meeting Representation
Six garden clubs from High Point were among those represented at the Piedmont District meeting held in Thomasville. The event at the Methodist Hut featured official hostess Thomasville Garden Club led by Mrs. Sam Welborn and district director Mrs. H. A. Millis presiding. High Point clubs Burbank Wayside Mid-Week Good Will and High Point sent five delegations, the largest from any city in the state, with numerous club officers named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Piedmont
Thomasville
Burbank
W. F. Bailey
A. W. Klemmeggar
J. G. Goldston
J. H. Allred
D. T. Yow
Mary Mungan
Wayside Club
J. A. Morris
S&s. Wall
Joe Snider
A. Sherrod
J. F. Hayden
A. M. Richardson
C. Robbins
C. B. Mattacks
C. C. Haworth
John 8. Welborn
C. H. Risch
T.A. Tilden
Floyd Wilson
R. R Blackburn
F. M. Pickett
H. T. Hudson
R. T. Amos
Horace Haworth
B.S. Cummings
Frank Hunsucker
W. L
High Point Parent-Teacher Council backs school supplement
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council met at Elm Street School with Mrs. H. S. Coffield elected president and pledged unanimous support for a spring school supplement. Officers include Mrs. L. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. Robert Cottam, and others as they urge extended terms, improved funding, and better salaries to attract teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Elm Street
H. S. Coffield
L. Floyd Wilson
Coffield
Robert Cottam
W. L. Fawards
Dan R. Schroder
Kl. Floyd Wilson
Robert Sheloff
R.L. Brinson
EB. O. Cummings
Wilson
United States
High Point High School
Local Women Attend State Meeting of W M S Burlington
Local women depart for Burlington to join the state meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church. State secretaries Mrs J W Hedrick and Mrs Hoy Fesperman lead the group with other local officers and attendees. A historical pageant featuring three local women, Mrs Dewey Foust Mrs Coy Moore and Miss Helen Henderson, is planned for tomorrow evening as part of the two day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Woman's Missionary Society
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. W. Hedrick
Hoy Fesperman
Edlgar Whitener
Jack Furgureen
J. C. Myers
Tomorow
Hoy L. Fesperman
Hoy Lee
Jean
John Labberts
E. T. Hedrick
M. D. Matthews
M. F. Crooks
J. C. Henderson
Vernon Hepler
Dewey Foust
Coy Moore
Helen Henderson
Doris Myers
Caldwell and Kee Caldwell Return From Washington Trips
Mrs A Caldwell and Miss Kee Caldwell came back from Columbia Washington where they visited Dr and Mrs J Rion McKissick Miss Caldwell attended Camden races over the weekend Mrs R L Brinson left for Richmond to visit her brother William J Seheek at Stuart Circle hospital She traveled with Mrs F BE Moses Mrs Ed Kline and Mrs Fred Whitescarver Miss Pattie Thomas now at Hollins College will be home for spring holidays Thomas Turner Jr left for Washington on business Mrs Roberta Skinner buyer for Harllee s left for New York to buy merchandise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Caldwell
Kee Caldwell
Columbia, D. C
R. L. Brinson
Richmond, Va
William J. Seheek
Stuart Circle Hospital
Mra. F. BE. Moses
Mra
Fred Whitescarver
Ed Kline
Pattie Thomas
Hollins College
Hollins
Monay
Thomas Turner, Jr
Washington, D. C
Roberta Skinner
Harllee’s
New York
Early Indians Sparred Chipmunks for Healing Herb Lore
Indigenous peoples in early times spared chipmunks due to beliefs that these animals guarded healing herbs and roots. This understanding tied small mammals to medicinal knowledge and local botany in a traditional worldview.
Oak View P T A Meeting Planned For Thursday
Oak View P T A will meet Thursday at 7:30 PM in the school. The program features the second and fourth grades performing a Mother Goose play and an Easter presentation. A full attendance is urged. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mr and Mrs F L Smith 711 South Main announce the birth of son Frank Wayne on Sunday March 29 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale W. M
Woman's Missionary s#0ciety
Archdale M. EB
Tomorow
C. L. Eider
Archdale
T. Winslow
Oak View P.T. A
F. L. Smith
South Main Street
Frank Wayne
Wayside Needle Club Meeting Scheduled at Mrs Womble’s Home
The Wayside Needle Club will meet with Mrs. C F Womble at her mother Mrs Thomas Dodamead’s home 416 Gatewood Avenue on Thursday afternoon at 2 30. Special business will be taken up and the president urges full attendance of the membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
S&s
Cee
Hillcrest Drive
Lottifc Holden
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Wayside Needle Club
C. F. Womble
Thomas Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Dr Lambeth Speaks at Wesley Memorial Tonight
Dr W A Lambeth delivers the prayer meeting topic Intercessors Needed at Wesley Memorial Church tonight. The gathering begins at 7 30 in the young people's department room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Young People's Department
Street Association Meeting At Johnson Street School
The Parent-Teacher Association of Johnson Street school will meet Thursday evening at the school. The program includes songs by the children, special music by Miss Lucille Smith and a talk on extension of the school year by H. G. Owen, principal of the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Johnson Street School
Lucille Smith
H. G. Owen
Trg
Emma Blair P T A to Hear Mr Blair
The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 7:80 in the school auditorium. A ram has been planned with a musical program by the William Penn high school glee club and a talk on Flowers and Birds by John J Biatr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
William Penn High School Glee Club
John J. Biatr
New Policemen Report For Duty
Two new members of the police department J B Moran and T M Bell reported for duty at midnight and today are full fledged officers. Their addition follows the dismissal of Desk Sergeant Frank Hart and Patrolman W G Gregory after a police investigation showed certain members took statistics from Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Moran
T. M. Bell
Frank Hart
W. G. Gregory
W. Comer Covington
Arctic butterflies spend two summers in caterpillar stage
In the Arctic the brief summer leads many butterflies to prolong caterpillar life for two summers and a winter before final metamorphosis. This extended larval period allows survival in a harsh, ephemeral climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
No Two Total Eclipses in Shortest Interval
A scientific note states that no two total solar eclipses can occur within 177 days. It emphasizes the rarity and astronomical constraints governing eclipse timing and visibility.
Lacey Elliott Sentenced for Year on Roads
Lacey Elliott, 408 Leonard Street, Negro, was sentenced to one year on the roads by Judge Lewis E. Teague after an assault on Ed MeIver tied to the Adams Millis company. The bruising slash occurred last Sunday. other cases were continued or disposed of as noted. A side note cites a scientist claiming humans’ natural sleep hours are 5 pm to midnight and recommends early retirement to beat sleeplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Elliott
Leonard Street
Ed MeIver
Adame-Millis Corporation
Lacey
Lewis E. Teague
McIver
W. Comer Covington
Gib Russell
Robert Hartmann
John Sages
Guilford Superior Court
Edna Gallimore
Costa
John Beach
Ophelia Adams
James Siler
J. C. Martin
Food wrapping and mushroom bulk on a pole in Anglo Portuguese West Africa
In Anglo Portuguese West Africa native practices wrap their food supply in grass and bind it. They attach the mushroom shaped bulk to the top of a pole to protect it from foraging fowls and pigs.
Modern Methods Boost Japanese Textile Output
A 1922 worker toiled 11 hours daily producing 1800 yards. Today a weaver produces 6000 yards in an 8.5 hour day, reflecting gains from new machinery and methods across Japanese mills.
Building permits rise in March despite lower dollar total
Fire Chief BE. K Ingram reports March permits at 49, up from 38 a year earlier, signaling improved building conditions. The month saw $25,248 in permits versus $33,120 in March last year, with new residences and repairs driving the totals for both years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K Ingram
New Orleans Cotton Opens Mixed As May July Prices Move
Early trading on the cotton exchange shows only slight moves with new crop months gaining and old crop months slipping. New Orleans May opens at 11.21, July 10.86, October 10.24, and January 10.33 as scattered support appears for new crop options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Bombay
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Greensboro College
W. Page Harris
North Western
Mutual Life Insurance
North Main Street
Priscilla Club
J. G. Whitesell
Rotary Drive
Mary Jones
BE. W. Jones
Hill Street
Miss Dalton
City
Parent - Teacher Council
P.T. A
Mr. Blair
Helen Welshimer
Jim Wheeles
Amos Hughes
Fay Kirkman Hughes
Lonnie Steed
Arthur Smell
James Gray
Hall
Jechdest
Choscolateh Fulson Bars
Hutchens Bakery
Radio Buyers
General Electric
WMFR
Guilford Furniture Co
Commerce Street
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