Annual Y M C A Membership Meeting Set in High Point
More than 200 expected to attend the High Point Y M C A annual membership meeting at the association building on East Russell Street tomorrow night at 8. Rev. R I Farmer will speak and Edgar Hartley will preside. Seven directors will be elected to fill vacancies and a new creation due to Rev C P Cobbe’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Y. M. C. A
Association
East Russell Street
Edgar Hartley
Hartley
Fred N. Tate
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Edgar Allen
Maxwell E. Jones
C. P. Cobbe
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
Georgia
J. T. Burrus
F. Tomlinson
J. E. Millis
J. Elwood Cox
R. B Terry
R. H. Shaw
R. R. Ragan
C. M. Waynick
Physical Education Department
Waynick
Tanlac advertised as relief from stomach and digestive troubles
Doctors say most sickness stems from stomach and bowel issues and Tanlac is presented as a cure. A local endorsement from Mrs. Ellen White supports relief for indigestion, gas, pain, dizziness, and loss of appetite with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Ellen White
Policeman’s Motorcycle Stolen From High Point Patrol
A police department motorcycle owned by Officer B R Lowe disappeared last night from his home parking area. Tracks show the bike was taken across S S Swanson’s yard and a West End resident saw a rider matching the description near 11 PM. Chief McGhee ordered state and regional departments alerted and radio stations alerted to broadcast the red Indian bike marked City of High Point Police Department with license M 337 and motor EB A 632.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Lowe
Lowe
S. S. Swanson
Swanson
West End
McGhee
Raleigh
Charlotte
Greensboro
City of
High Point
Police Department
Greensboro Debaters Meet High Point In Triangular Contest
Debaters from Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point meet in a UNC sponsored triangular contest. Dorothy Bowen and Raymond Royal of High Point defend the negative side against Greensboro's team while Floyd Adams and Neil McMullan uphold the affirmative. Judges are W C Idol C R Hinshaw and F J Sizemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Dorothy Bowen
Raymond Royal
High Point High School
Greensboro High School
University of North Carolina
Ston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Chapel Hill
Floyd Adams
Neil McMullan
Richard J. Reynolds High School
Winston
Gate City
W. C. Idol
C. R. Hinshaw
F. J. Sizemore
Mrs. Geo. T. Leach Buried In High Point
Funeral services for Mrs. Geo. T. Leach, former resident, were held at Brown's Funeral Home Raleigh conducted by Rev. William MacWhite. The body was brought to High Point for interment at Oakwood Court, with services by Rev. John W. Moore. Pallbearers named Jacob Thompson, J. & S. Peel, H. A. Millis, J. B. Millis, M. J. Wrenn, P. V. Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Leach
Raleigh
Brown
William MacWhite
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
Oakwood Court
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Jacob Thompson
J. &S. Peel
H. A. Millis
J. B. Millis
M. J. Wrenn
P. V. Kirkman
Funeral held for Mrs. S. J. Matthews
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Matthews were held at Abbotts Creek Baptist church with Elder P. W. Williard and Rev. Hoyle Love officiating. Pallbearers included A. J. Rowland J. S. Wall John Shehan Sidney Peele L. R. Spencer and D. O. Frazier. Interment followed in the church family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Matthews
T. H. Matthews
Coltrane Street
Abbotts Creek Baptist Church
P. W. Williard
Hoyle Love
West End Baptist Church
A. J. Rowland J. S. Wall
John Shehan
Sidney Peele
L. R. Spencer
D. O. Frazier
J. D
Mrs. Hayes Dies At Her Home In Randleman
Mrs. E. T. Hayes of Randleman died at her home about 9 o clock this morning after several days illness. Funeral services will be held at St Pauls M P church Saturday at 11 o clock with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hayes
Randleman
St. Paul’s M. P
Jelly Omelet with Guava Jelly Topping
A luncheon omelet is enhanced with guava jelly folded inside and its top dotted with small jelly squares for a new tasting touch. This preparation highlights a sweet fruit jelly as a bright accent in a savory egg dish.
Kruschen Salts claims promise thinner figure and health
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily morning drink to banish fat and improve beauty. It asserts cleansing effects on the body and promises energetic health, urging a refundable 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks.
High Point Girls Attend Winston-Salem Conference
More than forty High Point girls travel to Winston Salem for a weekend conference coordinated by the High Point and Winston-Salem YWCA girl reserves. The program features talks on personal relations led by Miss Rebecca Reid and Rev T A Sykes with multiple sessions, tours, and a Sunday ceremonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Y. Ww. Co. A
Greensboro
Charlotte
Virginia Carrier
High Point Y. W. C. A
Helen Anderson
Virginisia Snyder
Helen Marshall
Dorothy Fritz
Helen Caldwell
Frances McCrary
Helen Smith
Audry Wood
Betty Bogan
Pauline Culler
Lillie Mae Stroud
Pauline Clodfelter
Anna Lanier
Dorothy Compton
Mildred Krieger
Eliza McLaurin
Rose Askew
Mary Kemp
Dollie Patterson
Louise Kearns
Cleo Prim
Evonia Warner
Bessie Hedrick
Kate Lomax
Adelaide Williamson
Genevieve Sheetz
Hazel Culler
Faye Zachary
Margaret Davis
Nell Bulla
Leone Stout
Annie May Bogan
Helen Stephens
Ruth Kennedy
Mabel Andrews
Ruby Morgan
Frances Lewis
Ida Gray Harmon
Daphne Swiggett
Carol McKee
Florence O'Beirne
Twin-City Association
Rebecca Reid
Sumter
S. C
Southern Girl Reserves
Rockbrook Camp
Brevard
Girl Reserve
Reynolds
T. A. Sykes
Infant O'Kelly Dies at Clinton Street Home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Young O'Kelly died at their Clinton street home this morning at 4 oclock. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the graveside in Gray's chapel cemetery Randolph county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young O'Kelly
Clinton Street
Gray’s Chapel
Randolph County
By Order Claud E. Smith High Priest and J M Thomas Secty
An official notice is issued by High Priest Claude F E Smith and secretary J M Thomas regarding a sectarian directive. The document indicates authority within the organization and cites a formal order under their leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude FE. Smith
J. M. Thomas, Sr
Corn Heist Ends With Arrest Near Archdale
Jonah M. M. Bouldin reported a major corn theft last night as Branson and an accomplice allegedly raided the Bouldin barn. They allegedly loaded corn onto a sleigh and wagon, then onto an automobile before a wheel collapsed and Branson was arrested in Randolph County jail. Both men reside near Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Bouldin
Joe Branson
Branson
Archdale
Bouldin
High Point
Randolph County
Mr. Bouldin
Time To Begin Spring Planting For City Beautiful Contest
F J Sizemore secretary of the local chamber of commerce urged early spring planting for the city beautiful campaign. He said April 1 has passed and called for more yard and lot entries to make High Point as attractive as other Florida towns. He noted a splendid response but urged more participation.
Prominent Farmer Charles Sells Dies in Teaguetown
Charles Sells, a well known farmer near Teaguetown, died this morning at 5 following several weeks illness. He was 64 and a leading figure in the county's farming community. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 11 at the Friedland Moravian church on the High Point Winston Salem highway with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sells
Teaguetown
Mr. Sells
Friedland Moravian Church
High Point-Winston-Salem
Burrus Addresses Rotary on Central American Voyage and Health Efforts
Dr. John T. Burrus spoke at the Rotary club about his Panama trip for a Pan-American physicians congress. He praised southern neighbors, urged closer contact with Central and South America, and noted European-led development and medical cooperation. Edward G. Matthews joined the club. Randall B. Terry returned from Florida as the meeting also planned boys’ week and a Faster egg hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Burrus
Rotary Club
Central America
Panama
Pan-American Congress of Physicians
Burrus
Canal
Jamestown Republicans Set Friday Convention at Union Hill
Jamestown Republicans will hold a town ship convention Friday at 7 30 PM at Union Hill school house on Hayworth Springs road instead of Thursday. Eight delegates to the county convention in Greensboro will be elected Saturday to choose representatives for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Union Hill
Hayworth Springs Road
Greensboro
Jamestown Delegates Pledged for State Chairman Race
Leaders of Jamestown township announce delegates will attend the county convention pledged to support QO. R York of this city is named as candidate for state chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Charlotte
Jamestown
Qo.r York
Button Box Helps Fastenings And Dress Work
A vintage advice note suggests using a box with attached lid to store buttons. Group similar buttons with safety pins or pill boxes to save time and trouble when sewing and fastening dresses.
Spring Tiredness and Black-Draught Relief Story
Mrs. J. M. Wicker of Townville South Carolina says Thedford’s Black-Draught eases spring tiredness headaches and bilious spells. She has used it for fifteen years for headaches and constipation and calls it a trusted family medicine. More than a million packages are sold monthly. WA-298
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townville, S. C
Thedford
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Cecil
Doc
Rexall
Rexall Oc
Epsom
Ackage
Norris, Hollingsworth
George Leach
S. J. Matthews
High Point Girls
O'Kelly Infant
Royal Arch Masons
High Point Chapter No
Esskay Dairy Farm
D. L. Teachey
Daniel Lester Teachey
Randolph Street
Mozelle
Oakwood Cemetery
Schwab Tailoring Company
East Broad St
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
J. O. Connor & Son
General Contractors Building
Washington Street
Congress of Medical Authorities In
Americas
South Carolina
Louis F. Voorhees
Greenway Drive
Building & Loan
Perpetual
Invest
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A
Hutchens
New York
Hutchens Department Food Store
East
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