Lambeth Quits Seventh District Congressional Run
J Walter Lambeth former mayor of Thomasville withdraws as a Democratic candidate for Congress from North Carolina seventh district. He cites business reasons and unforeseen developments making campaign impossible while praising home county support and intent to remain active in public life. He would have faced incumbent W C Hammer of Asheboro.
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J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
North Carolina
Congress
Lambeth
Davidson County
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
Smith to Deliver Thomasville High School Commencement Address
Dr. Henry Louis Smith of Greensboro president emeritus of Washington and Lee University will deliver the commencement address at Thomasville High School on the night of May 30.
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Thomasville
Henry Louis Smith
Greensboro
Washintoga and Lee University
Thomasville High School
Royal Arch Masons Called to Regular High Point Chapter Meeting
The High Point Chapter No. 70 R A M announces a regular meeting Friday at 8:00 PM. The Royal Arch Degree will be conferred. All Royal Arch Masons are invited. By order Claude E. Smith High Priest J M Thomas Sr Sec’y.
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High Point
Royal Arch
Claude E. Smith
J. M. Thomas, Sr
Sec'y
Friends To Hold Good Friday Service
A Good Friday service at Central Friends church will be held tomorrow night at 7 30. The event features passion music and a short message by Rev. T A Sykes. Sponsored by the Senior Christian Endeavor society, the service is open to the congregation and public. An illustrated Bible lecture was also given in the annex last night by Mr Sykes with colored slides from New Testament stories courtesy of the American Bible Society.
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Central Friends Church
T. A. Sykes
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
Annex
Sykes
American Bible Society
Easter Egg Hunt At M. P. Orphans Home
About 60 children from the M. P. Orphans' home attended an Easter egg hunt yesterday afternoon at the home. The event was arranged by Miss Carmen Mangum, adviser of the Ray Street school club, with girl reserves from Ray Street School assisting.
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M. P. Orphans’ Home
Ray Street School
Carmen Mangum
Ray Street Club
Radio sets in operation estimate range widened
The Department of Commerce estimates the number of radio sets in operation has grown from 15 000 000 to 20 000 000, reflecting rapid adoption of wireless receivers across the country.
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Department of Commerce
Candidates Speak at School Chapel
Eight students, four girls and four boys, presented by Nell McMullan as candidates for president and vice president spoke at the local high school chapel. They addressed school problems, library work, dramatics growth, school newspaper, athletics, and community support for education.
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Nell McMullan
Dorothy Fritz
High Point High School
Eleanor Stephens
Sarah Denny
Dorothy Bowen
Burt Asbury
High Point
Winfred Hinkle
Frank Sizemore
Ollie Hutchens
Easter Tide Cantata at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Protestant church choir will perform the sacred cantata Easter-Tide by Gaston Burch on Good Friday at 7 30 p m An outline shows Part 1 The Way of the Cross with choruses and solos and Part The Resurrection with lines praising Christ rising from the dead and glory to heaven
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Gaston Burch v
First Methodist Protestant Church
Gaston Burch
Christ
God
Moultrie Youth Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter
Lawrence Wynn, 21, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by a Colquitt County jury in Georgia for the October shooting death of his father G. L. Wynn in Moultrie. He faces sentencing to be set later by the superior court.
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Moultrie
Lawrence Wynn
G. L. Wynn
Coelquitt Superior Court
Teethina Promises Quick Cold Relief for Babies
Advert reads Teethina as a safe efficient early remedy for babies with coughs or colds. It claims to prevent colic constipation and indigestion and notes its use as a laxative replacing castor oil. Price 80 cents and a free sample offer from Dr Moffett Co Columbus Ga.
High Point Republicans At Charlotte Convention For York Bid
High Point delegates traveled to Charlotte to back O R York for state executive chair. The group aimed to influence unpledged votes while Greensboro rival James Duncan drew attention. a close race was anticipated as alternates were named and pledged supporters outlined.
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High Point
Charlotte
O. R. York
York
James
S. 5. Coe
Fred J. Bartlett
D. A. Stanton
R. E. Blair
Fred Bartlett
S. H. Tomlinson
Effie Cox
R. I. Grant
W. L. Dawkin
Andrews Speaks on Honest Effort
Winston Salem April 17 The School Masters club of northwestern North Carolina heard T Wingate Andrews superintendent of High Point city schools discuss Character Building The address urged thorough and honest effort to raise school standards and create a moral atmosphere that guides students without overt instruction The event drew representatives from most counties and cities with Guy Phillips Greensboro president guiding the program a banquet followed by a round table on district school problems The next meeting will be in High Point on the third Wednesday in May.
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Winston-Salem
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point City
Northwestern North Carolina
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Andrews
Guy Phillips
Greensboro
High Point
Helium Proves Hard to Liquify at Ultra Low Temperatures
Helium gas remains the most difficult to liquify among known gases with successful liquefaction reported around 455 degrees below zero.
Commercial League To Be Organized This Evening
Tonight the Commercial league will organize with a meeting at 8 p m at the Y M C A Bill Bailey the Ys physical director hopes to launch the league Existing teams include American Bakeries High Point Enterprise Public Service North State Telephone Printers and City Water and Light Department New teams are urged to send a representative to attend.
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Bill Bailey
American Bakeries
High Point Enterprise
Public Service
North State Telephone Company
The
Printers
City Water and Light Department
Catawba Singers Present The Crucifixion at Wesley Memorial
The Catawba college glee club of 835 voices directed by Prof. Harold D. Phillips performed The Crucifixion at Wesley Memorial church last night before an audience of more than 300. Soloists included Nelson Brown Glenn Hartzell Elizabeth Hedrick and many others.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Catawba, College Glee Club
Harold D. Phillips
Episcopal Church
Pinehurst
Glee Club
Nelson Brown
Glenn Hartzell
Elizabeth Hedrick
Elizabeth Keiffer
Martha Barnhart
Claire Barrett
Annie Maie Benton
Lena Crooks
Pauline Fouts
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Patty Jordan
Elaine Lau
Kathleen Lopp
Evelyn McQuage
Evelyn Weaver
Kathryn Bingham
Ida Buck
Mirian Foil
Nona Lopp
Helen Meddlehouff
Alice Snook
Harvene Stotz
Virginia Surratt
James Casper
Carl Linn
Roy Lenibach
Erastus He
Good Friday Services At St Mary's Episcopal Church
The Good Friday service at St Marys Episcopal Church in North Main and Farriss avenue begins at noon and ends at 8 p m with three hours of darkness reflection on Christ’s crucifixion. The rector will speak and on Saturday baptisms are at 430 p m.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main
Farriss Avenue
St. Mary's
Estate of J. H. Tate Valued at 35000 dollars
The will of J. F. Tate, prominent local citizen who died at High Point hospital, was filed for probate in Guilford County. The estate is valued at 35000 dollars with widow Harriet Garvin Tate named executrix and chief beneficiary. Daughter Genevieve Tate Brockett receives 2000 dollars and her sons Albert and Tate receive 328 dollars each.
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J. F. Tate
High Point
M. W. Gant
Guilford County Superior
Greensboro
Harriet Garvin Tate
Commercial National Bank
Genevieve Tate Brockett
Albert
Tate
Navy Recruiting Assignment Filled
The enlistment of Russell C. Newby of Thomasville completes six months’ assignment at the local navy recruiting station. Active recruiting will pause until the first week in May, with applications for file still accepted as before.
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Russell C. Newby
Thomasville
Navy
A Way To Stop Attacks Of Fits
Reports claim an amazing treatment stops epileptic fits and a Milwaukee dealer offers it free to all sufferers. R Lepso Apartment 64 Island Ave Milwaukee Wis invites those afflicted to write for the no charge treatment giving age.
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R. Lepso
Island Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
Fire damages home on North Main Street
The residence of Mrs. W. P. Pickett at 802 North Main Street suffered fire damage late yesterday. Flames spread across part of the roof and a second floor closet fire originated, prompting roof removal to halt spread. Firemen from three stations responded. no damage estimate released.
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W. P. Pickett
North Main Street
Tom Sykes Illustrated Talk At Two Schools
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church lectured to Ada Blair and Ray Street elementary pupils on Oregon and Alaska. The illustrated slides showed fruits, flowers, salmon fisheries, railroads, steamers, icebergs and scenic effects, complementing geography lessons. Slides loaned by Union Pacific Railroad and Alaska Steamship Company.
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Oregon
Alaska
Ada Blair
Ray Street
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Union Pacific Railroad
Alaska Steamship Company
Black-Draught praised by Jacksonville woman
Mrs. J R Wiggins of Jacksonville writes that Black-Draught relieves constipation and biliousness and helps with headaches and dizziness. She says a few doses quickly remove the cause, improve digestion, and boost energy, recommending it as a home staple. The ad notes a price of one cent per dose.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J.R. Wiggins
West Twenty-fifth Street
Thedford
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