Voorhees Exhibit by North Carolina artists at Chapel Hill
Voorhees, a noted city artist, will display his paintings in a North Carolina Association of Professional Artists exhibition at Chapel Hill from April 23 to May 3. The show marks the first organized artist exhibit in the state, aiming to reveal local talent to Tar Heels. Membership requires state residence or NC birth and jury approval.
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Chapel Hill
Leslig Voorhees
North Carolina Association of Professional Artist
Foust Re-elected Guilford Schools Superintendent
Thomas R. Foust was reelected for another two year term as Guilford County Schools superintendent. Charles H. Trend was renamed as board chair. Ireland, Dr Dred Peacock, S. E. Coltrane were sworn in for additional terms, while J. H. Joyner filled the seat left by D. M. Chrisman’s death.
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Greensboro
Thomas R. Foust
Guilford County Schools
Charles H. Trend
Ireland
Dred Peacock
High Point
S. EB. Coltrane
Guilford College
Officc
J. H. Joyner
D. M. Chrisman
Gleaners Install Officers at First Presbyterian Church
Newly elected officers of the Gleaner class of the First Presbyterian church take charge for six months with installation planned next week. Lucille Johnson presides, Lamar McCallum is vice president, H. B. Robertson secretary, Georgia Morton treasurer, Dan Smith assistant treasurer, Slyde Allred literature secretary. Continued officers include Anne as assistant secretary, W. Roney pianist Laclen Burress assistant pianist, J. Gurneys Briggs musical director, S. E. Tucker teacher, Carter Dalton assistant.
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Gleaner
First Presbyterian Church
Lucille Johnson
Lamar McCallum
H. B. Robertson
Georgia Morton
Dan Smith
Slyde Allred
Mmss Anne
W. Roney
Laclen” Burress
J. Gurneys Briggs
S. E. Tucker
Carter Dalton
Local College Debaters End Season With Undefeated Run
High Point College debaters under Dr. P. B. Kennett posted an undefeated 1930 season, defeating Emory and Henry Birmingham Southern Elon and Lenior Rhyne and besting Appalachian State Teachers College. They lost in the Atlanta southern contest second round to Wake Forest College. The team included Dwight Davison Clay Madison Kenneth Lyons and John Morgan.
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High Point College
Atlanta
Dwight Davidson
Clay Madison
Kenneth Lyons
John Morgan
P. 8
Kennett
Emory and Henry
Birmingham-Southern
Elon
Lenor-Rhyne
Appalachian State Teachers College
Wake Forest College
Southern Association of Teachers of Speech
Northwestern University
Lenoir- Rhyne
Democ ratic charges questioned in Haworth case
City manager hears that Horace Haworth Republican township chair and others accuse police officers of Democratic ties. Knox cites rules on political activity and writ charges, noting penalties from reprimand to discharge for violations.
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Democric
Horace Haworth
Haworth
Knox
Sykes To Give Illustrated Talk at Central Friends
Horace Haworth leads Sunday school and Brotherhood Class at 9 45 a m. Rev Tom A Sykes preaches in morning worship on The Great Challenge of Christianity. Evening talk at 7 30 on Friends in Other Lands ends a series on Protestantism and mission work. All are invited.
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Central Friends
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Tom A. Sykes
Friends
High Point Flower Show Set At Southern Exposition Hall
A two day flower show planned for May 28 and 29 at the Southern Furniture Exposition building High Point North Carolina. Entries due May 25 to secretary Frank Sizemore. Exhibits open to the public 2 to 9 p m Thursday and 9 a m to 3 p m Friday. Numerous prize categories cover lilies roses primroses and many annuals and perennials with arrangements shadow boxes and tables also judged.
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Main Street
High Point
N. C
Charles Lopg
Board of Managers
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
Carolina Band To Play In Greensboro
The University of North Carolina band will give two symphonic concerts in Greensboro. The first at Greensboro High School at 3 p.m. Tuesday, the second at Odell Memorial Auditorium, Greensboro College for Women, at 8:30 p.m. under Greensboro College glee club auspices. T. Smith McCorkle conducts.
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University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Odell Memorial Auditorium
Greensboro College For Women
John Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Greensboro College Glee Club
T. Smith McCorkle
A Card of Thanks for Infant Richard Bryant
Acknowledges thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of infant son Richard Bryant. Appreciation for flowers and support from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt.
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Richard Bryant
Robert Holt
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Voorhees
Foust
Guilford
Gleaners
Wwick and Reliable Welding Service
H. Gordon & Son
Hudson—Essex—Packard Service
Weber Motor Company
North Wrenn
Snow Lumber Company
Snow Lumber Co
West Broad
Sea
Ratie Badabidane
Dr. Paul
Sykes
Carolina
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank
Stewart’s Brand S. & B. Cleanser
B. Cleanser
Hutchens, Younts
P. H. Johnson
Beeson
Redwine
Lewis Grocery
Cook Bros
Wrenn
Egypt
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
National Bank Vv
Edmonson Barber Shop
Mann Drug No
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Yellow Cab Co
Elwood Cafe
East High Street
Matton Drug
W. M. Tucker
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North Main Street
Greensboro Road
E. Black
Cable St
RADIO
Guilford Radio Service
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
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