President of General Federation to address North Carolina club women
Mrs John D Sherman president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs will speak at the 26th annual North Carolina federation gathering in High Point May 1-4. Dr Anna Garlin Spencer of Teachers College Columbia University is another headliner. Lt Col H Edmund Bullis will discuss The Romance of the Calendar and Mrs W L Lawton of Glenn Falls will address on billboard restrictions.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Texas
Federated Club
North Carolina
High Point
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sherman
Anna Garlin Spencer
Teachers College
Columbia University
H. Edmund Bullis
W. L. Lawton
Glenn Falls
New York
General Federation
America
Lawton
Thomas O’berry
Goldsboro
Independence
Kansas
Alexandria
Virginia
Lexington
Kentucky
Chicago
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
Contage Prayer Meetings To Be Held Next Week
Cottage prayer meetings are planned across Green Street Baptist Church revival preparations. Leaders and addresses listed for Monday and Tuesday night gatherings in homes of church members as part of a two week revival starting April 22.
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Contage
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Art exhibits at state meet feature Southern States show
During the Federation of Women's Clubs state meet May 1 to 5 here, the Southern States Art League will display 35 pictures plus North Carolina artist entries. Prizes include best exhibit, best watercolor, and best oil. entries must be original and framed, with transportation paid by exhibitors, and due by noon April 28.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Southern States Art League
North Carolina
Spines
Wilson
N. C
China
Hauser T. Hudson
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Edith Barker
L. R. Johnston
Missionary Union Friends Churchholds Two Day Meeting
The mid year conference of the Woman's Missionary union of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends convenes at Archdale Friends church Wednesday and Thursday. Dr Elbert Russell of Duke University will speak Wednesday night on Central America and Lewis W McFarland will address Wednesday afternoon on Extension Work in North Carolina.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Archdale Friends Church
Elbert Russell
School of Religion
Duke University
Central America
Lewis W. McFarland
North Carolina Yearly Meeting
North Carolina
Elizabeth N. Weaver
Amanda Mattocks
Evelyn Haworth
Anna Mendenhall
Olive J. Hodgin
Virginia Osborne
C. L. Gregory
Asheboro
Inla
McCampbell
Cade
Winston- Salem
Hazel Briggs
Mildred Coffield
Springfield
Mary W. Wall
Hugh Moore
Winston+Slalom
Max Noah
Guilford Girls Glee Club
Our Church
Down-Easterners Favor Nomination Of Al Smith At Houston Convention
A North Carolina observer notes a rapid shift in support for Al Smith among eastern Baptists and rural voters who four months earlier opposed him. He cites religious makeup, Simmons faction loyalty, and whisky-law opposition as factors driving the unexpected swing toward Smith in Bertie County and surrounding areas.
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al Smith
Houston
New York
Smith
anti-Smith
North Carolina
Senator Simmons
Down East
Roanoke River
Bertie
Mrs Hammond to take extended leave from welfare dept
Mrs Hammond executive secretary of the welfare department will be away beginning May first for several months. F H Shufford will oversee the department during her absence while the board considers formal action.
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W. C. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Board of
Hammond
Mrs. Hammond
Welfare Department
Clara I. Cox
High Point Board of Public Welfare
F. H. Shufford
Journalism Class Banquet At High Point College
Members of the High Point college journalism department plan the first annual banquet in the college dining room tomorrow evening. Prof. Oscar J. Coffin will speak on college journalism. A nominating committee proposes two nominees for each staff position in Hi P o. Ballots will use the Australian system for student election.
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High Point College
Oscar J. Coffin
University of North Carolina
Hi-Po
Mamie York
Grover Angel
Claire Douglas
Richard MacMannis
Kalopia Antonakos
Paul Brasseur
Guy Carter
C. Virgil Yow
Milbourne Amos
Aubery Dunbar
E. O. Lane
Chas Amick
Ralph Mulligan
Ernest Brosser
Bethea to Deliver Halifax County High School Sermon
Rev N G Bethea pastor of State Street church in Lexington has accepted an invitation to deliver the Halifax county high school commencement sermon. His son Lewis will graduate late this month and the sermon is set for Sunday April 29. The Betheas previously resided in Halifax county before moving to Lexington.
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Lexington
N. G. Bethea
State Street Methodist Protestant Church
Halifax County
Lewis
Halifax High School
Bethea
High Point Boy Honored by UNC Student Council
H N Patterson, a top UNC first year, was elected by the Chapel Hill campus to represent his class on the student council for next year. The honor marks high trust and leadership, reflecting his prior role as senior class president and school activities leader in High Point.
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H. N. Patterson
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Patterson
Carolina
Police chief suspended as Strasbourg council probes
The Strasbourg city council investigates the police department with Chief L R Gibson suspended for 10 days without pay. Multiple officers are questioned as mayor Davis says facts will be disclosed as found. A new council meeting is expected to continue the inquiry early next week.
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Davis
L. R. Gibson
Mr. Davis
Department
Council Chamber
Gibson
J. P. Myers
1928 Redpath Chautauqua attractions announced
The city hosts a seven day Redpath Chautauqua begin May 17 featuring The Cotter’s Saturday Night Tommy and The Shepherd of the Hills. Rolf Liam will lecture on The Spirit of Youth. Political notices note potential candidates but no opposition to Gold and others is expected.
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Cotter
Tommy
Redpath
Washington, D. C
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Harold Bell Wright
Sammy Lane
Little Pete
Ozark Hills
Rolf Liam
Liam
Colonel Lindbergh
Honor Roll Big Month At Local High School Leads Freshmen
Fifty seven students from the month’s top performers are named to the honor roll at the high school. Freshmen lead with 47 members, followed by 36 sophomores and 19 seniors. The roll also lists many juniors and a long roster of recognized students including Elford York, Grace Bulla, Hazel Haynes, and John Cla nard.
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Elford York
Grace Bulla
Hazel Haynes
Leslie Johnson
Grace Koontz
Catherine Liles
Rosales Stanley
Aline Wrenn
St. Clair Herndon
Ralph Spillman
Louise Salisbury
Iris Welborn
John Clinard
James Watkins
Myree Baird
Emma Fritz
Nell McGhee
Margaret Wilhelm
John Easter
Gladys Culler
Lucille Dunn
Mary Holley
Virginia Hunt
Dot Rankin
Jewell Hill
Carl Smith
Beverly Bradner
Wilbur Hutchins
William Coble
Robert Davis
Robert Morrow
David Parsons
Magna Allen
Eloise Best
Anna Gertrude
Pilot Life Training School slated for April sessions
The thirty first Pilot Life training school will run April 15 to 20 at the King Cotton hotel with 36 to 40 agents expected. Representatives from all twelve states where Pilot operates will attend a home office directed course for newer agents to learn life insurance basics and selling techniques. Daily sessions run 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with an afternoon block 2:30 to 4 p.m. High Point representatives will also attend.
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King Cotton Hotel
Home Office
High Point
McCrary Nominated for State Attorney General by Republicans
Lexington April 14 Residents and party supporters congratulate J R McCrary veteran attorney of Lexington on his nomination for state attorney general by the state Republican convention at Raleigh. McCrary has practiced law in Davidson county and neighboring counties for decades and is active in church work as a longtime teacher in the First Methodist church men’s class.
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Lexington
J. R. McCrAry
Raleigh
First Methodist Church
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N. G. Goodin
East Green
M. E. Howell
N. G. Samuel
White Oak
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H. Andrews
Adams Street
H. A. Powell
Cable
A. E. Primm
A. L. Hunsucker
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Missionary Union Friends Churches
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Russell
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State University
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Strasbourg
Province
Alsace
Redpaths
Democratic Party
T. J. Gold
George Younce
Norman
Greensboro
W. C. John
House of Representatives
Clem Wright
Gold
H. A. Millis
Thomas Turner, Jr
Millis
County Commissioners Post
Jones
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Macy Shipton
Thomas Ellis
Peyton Moffitt
Alma Andrews
Helen Betts
Julia Gold Clark
Adelaide Crowell
Louise Kearns
Marvin Workman
Carey Atkins
Dora Brown
Wilma Farrabee
Sarah Holmes
Paul Sowers
Hazel Anderson
Norma Anderson
Marion Williams
Rose Askew
Rosa Lee Bell
Dorothy Compton
Sarah Jarrett
Dorothy Kirkman
Chessie Kinsey
Margaret Poole
Mildred Schultheiss
Philip Carpenter
Katherine Hayworth
Preshmen
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Athel Imes
Bertha Allred
Dorothy Cook
Mildred Binkley
Alice Cameron
Rae Smith
Frances McCrary
Virginia Perdue
Juanita Reid
Juanita Wood
Francis Sizemore
Emma Carr Bivins
Dorothy Bowen
Mary Drew Dalton
Frances Einstein
Margaret Long Hamlin
Margaret Hedrick
Helen Marshall
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Marie Payne
Ruth Poole
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Mildred Yates
Glenn Hedgecock
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