Local church and club notices fill Easter week schedule
Canterbury club meets 3:30 tomorrow at Mrs Lindsay’s Otteray drive. Hinkle’s mother gravely ill in Louisburg. Allred Bible class meets 7:30 with Miss Shores on Pickett street. Main Street Philothea class 7:30 with Miss Kearns 611 West Green. Emanuel Lutheran Circles meet 3:30 and 7:30 at homes. West End Berean supper Friday night at 7:30. Unveiling marker event planned for April 28 at 11 a.m. Attendance by April 25. Board of YWCA meets April 19. High School YP T A meets 7:30 with gym program. Miss Culliton wed Hoyle Hartley at Greensboro. Mrs Hauser hosts Easter egg hunt for children. DAR Alexander Martin chapter meets at Country club. reports from state and local officers. Various members returning from Easter trips and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Philothea
Bernice Kearns
West Green Street
West End Baptist Church
Craighead-Dunlap
Thomas Wade
Wadesboro
Anson County
Col
Ohio State Conference
R. I. Quigley
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
Nellie Dobbs
Otis
North Carolina Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Iss Dobbs
High Point
Washington
E. c. Gregory
Raleigh
J .S. Welborn
W.W. T. Powell
Comer Covington
J. J. Farriss
W. D. Simmons
Alice MacRae Caldwell
High Point Residents Attend Raleigh Rally
Ten High Point residents plan to travel to Raleigh for a Smith campaign rally tonight where George Gordon Battle will deliver the main address. Reserved seats have been promised to Judge Lewis E. Teague Carter Dalton and D C MacRae among others with the Raleigh venue expected to draw a record crowd in a 6000 seat city auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Raleigh
George Gordon Battle
Lewis E. Teague
Carter Dalton
D. C. MacRae
North Carolina
Battle
New York
Mr. Smith
High Point
Too Powerful He-Fred's Gin Outburst
A fragment describes a character named He-Fred with gin causing disruption and a woman dissolving lipstick as life presents a chaotic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Flyers Die In Airplane Crash Over Mississippi River
Two U S Army Air Corps personnel Lieut Kenneth Boyd of Washington D C and Corporal Ernest F Koch of Van Metre S C were killed when their airplane dived 1200 feet into the Mississippi River yesterday. The pilots jumped from the wreck as it fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Lieut
Kenneth Boyd
Washington, D. C
Ernest F. Koch
van Metre
S. C
Mississippi River
Parachutes Fail As Engine Trouble Triggers Crash
Witnesses reported engine trouble caused the crash and said the occupants were too close to the ground to deploy parachutes. The incident points to mechanical failure as the likely cause.
Smokeless Status for New Moffat Tunnel Declared
Denver officials report the new Moffat tunnel is smokeless after a test run in which passengers on the testing train could not detect any smoke. Engineers confirm the result as the train vented no smoke along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Moffat
Tunnel scene description of train movement
The report notes that the subject remained in the tunnel area until the train advanced about 109 feet, detailing the sequence of movement and a specific distance in feet.
Canadian Crops Value Rises In 1927 Outlook
Official figures show Canadian field crops worth 1.1349 billion dollars in 1927, up from 1.105 billion in 1926, a 2.5 percent gain. Excluding 1924, five bountiful crops have occurred in the last six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canterbury
Canterbury Club
William Lindsay
Otteray Drive
Hinkle
W. Hinkle
Louisburg
W. Va
J. A. Hinkle
Allred Bible Class
Allred Bible
Miss Shores
Pickett
Street
Allred
Main Street
Emanuel Lutheran Circles
Emanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Ning
Roy Conrad
Campbell Street
West End
Brrins
Patriotic Organizations of America
Yo. W. c. AW
Young Women’s Christian Association
YP. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Culliton
Hoyle T. Hartley
R. T. Patterson
Greensboro
Irene Culliton
R. A. Culliton
Richmond
Virginia
C. R. Hartley
Vivian Hauser
Leona Stout
Hazel Culler
Eleanor Hauser
Ross Hedrick, Jr
Worth Hedrick
Roland Cecil
Clifton Livengood
Roger Lee
Clyde Hedrick
Lawrence Hauser
Charles Hedrick
Merial Hauser
Elizabeth
Carolyn Byerly
Thomasville
Leslie Bowling
Greenville, N. C
M. T. Hicks
Parent- Teacher Association
Winston- Salem
J. P. Crowder
Mrs. Crowder
Blackstone, Va
Harry Raymond
Katherine Raymond Freeze
M. J. Crowder
Farmville
F. H. Gray
Greenville
N. C
Paul TenHoopen
Charlotte
Mrs. TenHoopen
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
M. Hauser
Margaret Hauser
Alice McRae Caldwell
Salem College
Mrs
A. S. Caldwell
Parkway
L. Keith Hubbard
Clio
G. C
Moffitt’s
Ethel
Froues
Ingide
Lidanoge “Pirates
BRE
Orrey
Dwinell- Wright Company
Boston
Chicago
Portsmouth
Ren
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Howerton
South Main St
Cecil
Sartin
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