Society and Club Notes Highlight Local Meetings
The Alexander Martin chapter DAR meets Tuesday at 3 30 with Mrs C C Robbins and co hosts. North Park W M S sponsors a music program tonight at 8 at North Park Baptist church. Archdale Epworth League plans a program Sunday with Frank Stamps and his Victor Recording quartet. Ada Blair P T A holds its April meeting with reports and new officers installed. Birthdays and social events fill the week with church activities, including Sunbeam class elections and a first reform C E social.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. C. Robbins
J. E. Marsh
C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Haworth
J. W. Mills
G. Fox Marshall
W. D. Simmons, Jr
George Washington
North Park
Archdale League
Epworth League
Archdale M. E. Church
Frank Stamps
Greensboro
Victor
Ada Blair
P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman's Club
W. W. Martin
High Point Woman's Club
Elwood
High Point College
Anne Louise Johnston
High Point
Blair Park
North Carolina
Clara Boyd
Fred Taylor
Washington
WN. C. Co. W
WN. C. Parent-Teacher Association
Maynard
First Baptist Church
A. H. Maynard
Gatewood Avenue
Thelma Patrick
Drew Henry
Birdie Smith
Blanche Howard
Annie Belle Noel
R. A. Craven
Violin Stirs Custody Over 261-Year-Old Claim
In Bruceton Tennessee a violin long held by the J. D. Smothers family bears an inscription reading Givan paola Magfini-brefais 1671 made in Germany and is believed to be 261 years old.
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Bruceton, Tenn
J. D. Smothers
Givan Paola Magfini-brefais
Germany
California tourism holds steady in 1931 spending drop small
California saw 1,036,730 out-of-state visitors in 1931, spending 267.39 million dollars. Despite a subdued mood, tourists spent four percent less than the prior year, according to the All-Year club.
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Coast
Los Angeles
California
Portrait of Doris Parks in jail as Kentucky coal strike deepens
In Harlan county jail Doris Parks communist organizer faces trial on criminal syndicalism charges while 7000 National Miners union members are described as active but leaderless. She insists the strike persists and vows to rejoin the fight despite arrests and expulsions.
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Harry Ferguson Harlan
Joan of Arc
Kentucky
Harlan County
Doris Parks
Cumberland Mountains
Miss Parks
National Miners Union
Karl Marx
Lenin
Southeastern
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Effie Jean Sheertz
Effie Jean Sheetz
J. Lloyd Sheets
Clara Jeane Peace
Arta Pearl Hiatt
Buddie Packer
Sarah Lou Brown
George Brown, Jr
Betty Fidler
Sarah Sloan Ray
Kitty and
Talton Cox
Martha Ray
Jeane Spencer
Lina Jane Davis
Emory Holland, Jr
Addie Ive Autry
Dorothy Rockwell
Mary Irene Robinson
James Robinson, Jr
Billy Brandon
Dot Magnum
Joy Smith
Mary Etta Thompson
John Wells Ellicott
Bud Pleming
Genevieve Sheetz
Hollis
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Bill Clodfelter
Thomasville
Calvary M. B. Church
Roy Wright
East Green Street
Helen Coble
Kathleen Manley
Virginia Kidd
Jewel Thomas
Estelle Pierce
Frances Spencer
Bertha Mae Salmon
William Evans
Hal Hill
John McMahon
Charlie Agner
Comer
J. C. Saunders, Jr
Kine Street
First Reformed C. E
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First Reformed Church
A. M. Idol Philathea
M. P
L. R. Peacock
A. D. McClure
Atlanta
W. S&s. Glenn
Spartanburg
Charlies Hamilton
Lindsay Street
New
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North Main
Sport Oxfords
St. Main
Rr. Martin
Margaret Sloan
Mildred Luce
Adelaide McAnally
Chapel Hill
Charles DeWolf
Sider
United States
Jesus
Kaplan’s
New Coats
New York
North Main St
Wachovia Bank
Raleigh
Delmar
Iceberg
Pinto
Great Northern
Watauga
Mustard, Jr
Kelloggs
S. Main
N. Main
E. Russell
East Commerce
E. Green
DR. F. C. Sharp
Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank Building
W. A. Shackelton
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Beavans
the Ladies’ Store