Doctors From Eight Counties Meet Here
Doctors from eight counties in the Eighth District Medical Society gathered at the Sheraton hotel for the first meeting of the year. Dr. Phillip W. Flagge presided at the 2 PM session, with a 6:30 PM dinner to follow in the ballroom. Principal address by Dr. Louis MCRU on body chemistry and equilibrium. Dr. Marriott of Washington University to discuss pediatrics, a highlight of the program. Mrs. Wila Jackson hosted a tea for visiting doctors' wives this afternoon at Forest Hill Drive, with garden tours around the city. Dr. J. T. Burrus opened the program with an address on Coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Flagge
Eighth District Medical Society
Marriott
Sheraton
Phillip W. Flagge
Wila Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
J. T. Burrus
State Board of Health
Pile Sufferers urged to remove blood via internal remedy
An advertisement claims quick relief from piles through an internal medicine, Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid, a harmless tablet. It promises money back if misery persists and notes sale at Mann’s and Eckerd’s Drug Stores and other druggists with a stated guarantee.
Destitute Family in Blair Park Receives Aid
Police found a penniless mother father and two small children wandering Blair Park after a day without food since Monday. The force funded food medicine and clothing and arranged temporary shelter with the Salvation Army until a permanent home could be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park
Salvation Army
Health officials hear case studies on preventives and diseases
Dr. Flagee presides as state health officers address the medical profession. Dr. H. L. Johnson discusses Acute Pancreatitis, followed by Dr. R. A. Moore on Tuberculosis of the Spine. Others speak on Spinal Anesthesia Pharyngitis and stomatitis. Local officers include Dr. S. Saunders secretary treasurer and Dr. Redfern councilor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
H. L. Johnson
Elkin
R. A. Moore
Winston-Salem
C. C. Hubbard
Farmer
Randolph County
H. B. Hiatt
H. B. Smith
North Wilkesboro
Flagee
J. R. Johnson
Rameseur
S. G. Saunders
T. C. Redfern
Winston- Salem
Saunders
Mrs. L. C. Barnes Dies at Chapel Hill Home
Mrs. L. C. Barnes of Chapel Hill died at her home on Tuesday night. Funeral services are in Chapel Hill today with burial in Oakwood Cemetery tomorrow at 2 PM. She was sister of Mrs. John Squires of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Barnes
Chapel Hill
Oakwood Cemetery
Bird migration origins in late tertiary period
The article suggests that bird migration began in the latter part of the tertiary period when the tee sheet descended from the north, marking a shift in species movement patterns.
New Comfort For Those Who Wear False Teeth
Fasteeth powder shown to hold plates tight and comfortable without gummy taste or feel. Deodorizes and advertised at Eckerd stores and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd’s
Trailers From The Blue Bird Shown By Senior Dramatic Club
The Senior Green Mask Dramatic Club presented trailers from Maurice Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird to assembled high school students this morning. Cast includes Tylyl played by Lawrence Wagger and Mytyl by Harriet Skull. The production opens tomorrow at eight in the Senior High auditorium with elaborate lighting and costumes directed by Vesta Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mask Dramatic Club
Maurice Maeterlinck
Lawrence Wagger
Tylyl
Harriet Skull
Mytyl
Dorothy Jones
Night
Marion Elliott
Granny Tyl
Dallas Goodman
Lawrence Wageger
Harriett Skull
Vesta Copeland
Dorothy Deligny
Arthur Marsh
Margaret Chandler
Robert Rankin
Thurlow Kearns
Alson Gray
Lois Pressly
Sarah Lou Meador
Billy Matthews
Katherine Lowdermilk
Jimmie Clark
Virginia Northcutt
Hildreth Gabriel
Margaret Grayson
Sarah Tomlinson
Bill Horney
Sarah Frye Stone
Gloria Packer
Mary Anne Thomas
Mary Lou Cecil
Fred Gwyn Woodruff
Meredith Slane
Billy Frazier
Wanda Marie Harville
Betsy Lou Warner
Sarah Scruggs
Margaret Hayworth
Ruth Briles
Ritchie Warner
Helen Cecil
Lois Chidester
Marion Dickson
Ruth Mengel
Margaret Briggs
Hazel Wright
Mary Lou Moffitt
Alma Virginia McCain
Carolyn Dalton
Pattie Thomas
Margaret Hayden
Worth Farlowe
Robert Taylor
Stanley Hubbard
Josephine Jackson
Virginia Jackson
Elizabeth Cummings
Barbara Thomas
Fredericka Morris
Lucille Ingram
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Doris Moser
Betsy Dean Wagner
John W. Parker
Miss Meek Beard
Miss Mary Penny
Miss Beard
Carroll Barnhart
Joe Jarrell
Charles Connor
Ellis Roach
J. B. Henley
Melvin Hutchins
Gilbert Clark
Warren Grady
Grady Crutchfield
Mary Whiteley
Lois Pressley
Patricia
Annie Rhu Stanton
Frances Gordon Lindsay
Surplus Plants Sought by Chamber of Commerce
The chamber of commerce on North Main Street asks residents to donate surplus plants for federal aid workers with garden space. Secretary F. J. Sizemore announced that plants will be distributed to workers who have room but lack greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
F. J. Sizemore
Bantam Hen Stacks Eggs in Captain Brown's Chimney Tale
Percy Kirkman recalls Captain A P Brown, long time yardmaster for the Southern, telling of a bantam hen that fell into a chimney and laid eggs atop eggs until she could climb out. The tale ends with a quip about lying versus laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Kirkman
A. P. Brown
A. Pat Brown
Southern Railway
Captain Brown
Jim Hill Convicted Of Second Degree Murder
A Randolph County jury in Asheboro finds Jim Hill of Trinity guilty of second degree murder in the January 10 killing of his wife in their Trinity home. Sentencing deferred to today as defense argued lack of eyewitness testimony and questioned evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hill
Asheboro
N. C
Trinity
Randolph County
Wilson Warlick
Gawara Felanda
Baran
Warlick
Hill
High Point
Zeb Long
J. W. Wilson
Wilson
J. A. Myatt
Long
I. C. Moser
Monarch Club Enjoys Dancing Pupils Program
Pupils from Mrs. W. E. Davis dancing classes entertained the High Point Monarch club at the Sheraton hotel noon meeting. Highlights included the Candy Stick Strut by Sarah F. Stone Mary Lou Cecil and Fred Gwynne Woodruff and Pep and Personality by BMlie Rath Frazier. Anne Wood performed two readings Moo Cow Moo and Auntie's Dress. N. L. Smith of the high school spoke for the play The Blue Bird to be shown tomorrow. A Coke Cecil and R. L. Proctor led the program with Hobart Bryant presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davis
High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sarah F. Stone
Mary Lou Cecil
Fred Gwynne Woodruff
Bmlie Rath Frazier
Anne Wood
N. L. Smith
Blue Bird
A. Coke Cecil
R. L. Proctor
Hobart Bryant
Warlick to Address Randolph Assembly at Seagrove Tonight
Judge Wilson Warlick, Superior Court judge in Asheboro, is scheduled to speak at 7 30 this evening at the Seagrove school auditorium. The session is part of Randolph county citizens weekly meetings to discuss public issues and taxpayer concerns across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlick
Randolph
Seagrove
Terprice
Asheboro
Wilson Warlick
Randolph County Assembly
Randolph County
Hamilton Estate Defendant In Suit
The trial of the suit of the Sheriff Ice and Coal company for 760 dollars against the T. Y. Hamilton estate for merchandise alleged as furnished and unpaid remained in progress at three this afternoon in municipal court. Treva Major was granted a divorce from W. P. Major on grounds of separation at the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheroff Ice and Coal Company
T. Y. Hamilton
Treva Major
W. P. Major
Elementary School Teachers Discuss Teaching of Poetry
Miss Vera Idol of High Point college led a session on Teaching Children to Appreciate Fine Poetry at a city schools council meeting held yesterday afternoon in the Johnson Street school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Idol
High Point College
Johnson Street
Lucille Barnett
Gray Robinson
Louise Allen
Frances Ayres
J. W. Lindsay
Guilford Council Meeting Friday Set by C C Muse
Guilford Council No 23 Jr O U A M will meet Friday at 110 East Washington Street. C C Muse will speak on How to Balance Your Budget. R C Plummer presides with Thomas C Godwin leading entertainment for attending members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Muse
Guilford Council No. 23, Jr. O. U. A. M
East Washington Street
Mr. Muse
R. C. Plummer
Thomas C. Godwin
Mem
Christianity As Joy Not Judgement At Wesley Memorial
Rev. Robert Z. Tyler preached that the New Testament emphasizes joy and urgent faith over sorrow and condemnation. He contrasted Christianity as comfort and hope amid crisis with the warning that lost souls face hell without true joyous living and active outreach. The sermon drew a large crowd and plans for stronger personal work were outlined by church committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Z. Tyler
Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley ‘Memorial Church
Tyler
Roman Empire
Russia
Hell
Mr. Tyler
W. T. Powell
March Fire Loss in High Point Totals 4131
Fire chief A B Horney reports March losses in High Point total 4131 with nine month city loss 48924 and per capita 133. February loss 3492 and November peak at 11840. Buildings at risk valued 25050 with 8900 insured. contents value 6100 with 3000 insured. Thirteen fires used booster pump. 1800 ft hose. 3100 ft chemical hose. 397 ft ladders. One firefighter injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. B. Horney
Roby F Varner Dies At Home Near Cid Service
Roby Franklin Varner 30 died at his home on Cid route one at 6 am after months of illness chiefly heart trouble. Born in 1902 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Varner he was married to Annie Jackson and left widow, two daughters Beulah and May Ann, a son William, four brothers J R Varner of this city and Varner of Cid route 1, and two sisters Mrs J W Black of Detroit and Mrs Raymond Briles of Darlington. Funeral from Pleasant Grove church in Randolph county is set for Friday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Franklin Varner
Cid
Frank Varner
Annie Jackson
Beulah
May Ann Varner
William Varner
J. R. Varner
Varner
J. W. Black
Detroit
Mich
Raymond Briles
Darlington
S. C
Pleasant Grove Church
Randolph County
Two Damage Suits From Auto Wreck
In municipal court Arthur Joiner faces two damage suits. Diana Chandler by her father J. W. Chandler seeks 1000 dollars for painful bruises from Joiners alleged negligence. J. W. Chandler sues for 500 dollars to cover damage to his automobile from the March 14 accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Arthur Joiner
Diana Chandler
Joiner
Chandler
Public Services Schedule With Weekend Change
The schedule shows morning and evening services at 7:30 in the morning and 7:30 at night except Saturday when no public services are held.
Matrimonial Exchange Play At Union Hill Friday Night
A play titled The Matrimonial Exchange will be presented Friday night at the Union Hill school house. The event is by the Allen Jay school Parent-Teacher association with cast members including Mrs. John Primm Mrs. Bill Morgan Mr and Mrs G H West Mrs C Burton and several students from Allen Jay school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Allen Jay School
John Primm
Bill Morgan
G. H. West
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Easter Corsages
Sykes Florist
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Mann Drug No
Russell A. H. Jefpers II
England
Green Mask Club
Monarch Club
Hamilton Estate
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Fing
J. W. Climard, Pres
C. H. Ellis
Guilford Council
Seroco
Serotone
Cniam
Seroce Serotone
Rose Marie
S. Main ST. High Point
Just
March
Roby F. Varner
Auto Wreck
Truck Transportation
Roanoke
Superior Motor Carolina Bonded Warehouse
H. CC. Massey
Schwartz Shoe Shop
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