Relief Fund Reaches Near Seven Hundred dollars
The Greensboro tornado relief fund gains momentum as residents donate to help displaced families. A young girl Sarah Forbis saved twelve nickels and four dimes, giving a dollar to aid victims, inspiring continued contributions at the Red Cross and High Point Enterprise offices amid weather delays.
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Bex
Greensboro
Lst
Red Cross Greensboro Yeller Fund
Red Cross
High Point E Enterprise
Services at The Church of God Evangelistic Meetings
Evangelistic services conducted nightly at The Church of God corner Commerce and Thissell streets begin at 7 30 with Rev J T Stall ings preaching. The public is invited. A play titled The Way of the Cross is set for Monday night at 7 30.
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Church of God
Commerce and
Thissell Streets
J. T. Stallings
Way of the Cross
Father of Local Woman Is Buried
Funeral services for John M. Young, 75, who died Monday in Concord, were held in Kannapolis. Burial took place at Oakwood cemetery. Surviving are the widow and seven children: Mrs. W. M. Talbert, Jerry R. Young, Page M. Young, Sam R. Young of Concord. Mrs. John G. Boger of Kannapolis. Mrs. W. G. Foy of High Point. and Mrs. R. E. Luther of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John M. Young
Kannapolis
Oakwood
W. M. Talbert
Jerry R. Young
Page M. Young
Sam R. Young
John G. Boger
W. G. Foy
High Point
R. FE. Luther
Charlotte
Donations Update for Greensboro Appeal Totals 673.13
A Greensboro relief appeal lists new contributions after yesterday’s total. Entries include Little Miss Sarah Forbis 1.00, Archdale School 3.30, Thomas Mill Employees 176.25, Bay Street School 17.23, and multiple supporters such as Mr. and Mrs. Will R. Smith 2.00, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Stamey 1.00, and others, bringing the running sum to 673.13. The list reflects various individuals and local organizations contributing to the campaign for the little girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Forbis
C. BE. Rietzel
Will R. Smith
O. F. Stamey
Bobby
Judith White
Frank Bryant
Archdale School
Thomas Mill
Welborn
L. “Cole Vert
Ieee
W. C. Folger
Bay Street School
High Point High School births by student origins survey
A High Point high school survey shows only half of the 1 249 students were born in city. Of 690 born locally, 685 were born elsewhere in the state or county, with students from 23 states plus the District of Columbia Canal Zone and two foreign countries.
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City
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Michigan
Missouri
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Canal Zone
Germany
Canada
High Point
Tar Heels
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Russian Imperial Singers Deliver Colorful Winter Concert
Rain did not dampen a large audience at the Junior High auditorium for the Russian Imperial Singers led by Stephen Slepoushkin. The program featured Dido Criona Grigorieff Zragewsky and strong ensemble with selections from Korsakoff Lvov Ka shevaroff and Haydn among others. The performance praised for rich tone and universal appeal drew broad applause for both soloists and the ensemble.
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Imperial Singers
Cc. F. Tomlinson
Michael Dido
Demetre Criona
Stephen’ Slepoushkin
Andrew Grigorieff
Lerinard Zragewsky
Moulik
Steppes
Russia
Rimeky Korsakoff
Lvov
Lvovaky
Kashevaroff
Napravnich
Assia
Reubenstein
Wailts— Vogel
Frans Josef Haydn
Pahom
Dido
Criona
Slepoushkin
Grigorieff
Old Vulcan
Zragewsky
Arrival of Dr. C. C. Williamson at First Presbyterian
Dr. C. C. Williamson arrives with Mrs. Williamson and two sons to reside at 641 Colonial Drive. He comes from Alexandria Louisiana and will preach his first sermon at 11 a m Sunday with an Easter cantata at 6 p m. A native of Mecklenburg County North Carolina he fills the pastorate left vacant by Dr. Joseph Rennie’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Tar Heel
Mecklenburg County
Joseph Rennie
J H Casey Funeral Set for Saturday Near North Wilkesboro
Funeral services for 79 year old J H Casey a longtime Cycle community resident and father of Paul W and Silas B Casey will be held Saturday at 11 am at Union church in the Cycle community following a three year illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Casey
North Wilkesboro
Paul W
Silas B. Casey
Union Church
Mr. Casey
Jewish Artist Schmuckler to Perform Sunday at Elwood Hotel
Famed Jewish artist Schmuckler will appear Sunday at 3 p m in the Elwood hotel dining room under the Jewish Ladies' auxiliary. He belongs to the New York Jewish Art theater and is praised in other cities for Jewish characterization and improvisations of folk songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmuckler
Elwood Hotel
Jewish Ladies’ Auxiliary
New York Jewish Art Theater
Madam Ardelle Phrenologist Readings Certified
Advertisement for Madam Ardelle offering phrenology readings and spiritual guidance at a residence described as outside the city limits on North Main Street near a bus line. It notes certified readings and invites readers to visit for consultation.
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Ardelle
Adisis
North Main St
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Shipper
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Dynamic Speaker
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High Point Howe. Co
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Federal Home Loan Bank
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