Lotus Club Postpones Friday Meeting
The Lotus club has postponed its meeting scheduled for Friday with time to be announced later. Miss Cunningham Ell is ill with influenza at the home of Mrs H W M Cain. Canterbury Club will meet tomorrow at 3 20 PM at the residence of Mrs A E Tate on Broad Street. Philathea class plans a box bon party at the First Baptist Church.
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Lotus Club
Cunninghan Ell
Faye Cunningham
H. W. Mi Cain
Canterbury Club
Craven Page
A. E. Tate
Broad Street
First Baptist Church
Opening of Marigold Cabin on Greensboro Road
Give your orders for dinners at Marigold Cabin Greensboro Road. All beverages used home made. Piano and Victrola Music. Grounds well lighted. Tennis Court Croquet Swings. Room for stunts and wholesome fun. No card playing or dancing. Phone 7185 after 8 00 P M.
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Marigold Cabin
Greensboro Road
Social outing invited locals to Emerywood gathering
A neighborhood event is planned Saturday afternoon from 4 30 to 7 at Mrs F B Klein's home in Emerywood. Attendees should bring a box and those without transport can meet at the church for transport between 4 30 and 5 30.
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Cial
F. B. Klein
Emerywood
Mrs Tate Visits Area As Carter Dalton Family Returns
Mrs A E Tate visits the area while Mrs Carter Dalton and her daughters Mary Drew and Caroline Dalton return from a visit to Washington.
Rotary hears Dr. Taylor on training children
Dr. F. R. Taylor addressed the Rotary Club on the training of children and adolescents. Rotarian Joe Weaver led the program, noting the psychology of youth and the role of behaviorism in formative years. A discussion of the YMCA campaign preceded the talk. A two round boxing ex-
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F. R. Taylor
Rotary Club
Joe Weaver
Habit and education shape character and readiness
Dr. Taylor argues habit is essential for an effective life and that a youth pursuing a definite line of effort becomes an expert of his generation. He says education equips men to adjust to new conditions, while the undereducated excel only at what they know, lacking adaptability to strange circumstances.
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Dr. Taylor
Taylor
Morgan dies after extended illness at Denton area home
Mrs. Tiney Morgan aged 70 died at her niece Mrs. K J Sniders Fairfield road residence after several weeks illness. A Denton native she lived with relatives the last two weeks. Survived by son W H Epps of Denton four brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Limeberry Methodist Protestant church Saturday at 11 with burial in church cemetery.
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Tiney Morgan
K. J. Snider
Fairfield Road
Morgan
Denton
Monroe Epps
Major Morris
Morris
Hoah H. Morgan
W. H. Epps
George A. Keith
Palmetto
John H. Keith
Norman
T. R. Keith
Atlanta
L. C. Keith
Huntersville
N. C
Sarah Gillspie
Marion
Beulah Eliot
Edenton
N.C
Limeberry Methodist Protestant
Farrington dies in hospital at age 50 in High Point
Charles Lee Farrington of 1213 Ragan Street died in a local hospital after several days illness. Born January 15, 1876 in Guilford County near Sandy Ridge church, he lived on a farm before moving to High Point 30 years ago. He worked 26 years for Snow Leer company and was a Green Street Baptist church member and Junior Order of United American Mechanics officer. He is survived by wife Edna Clark, six children, his parents, two brothers, and two sisters. Funeral at Green Street Baptist Church with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Charles Lee Farrington
Ragan Street
Mr. Farrington
Guilford County
Sandy Ridge Church
Tilman
Martha Ann Roberson
High Point
Farrington
Snow Leer Company
Green Street Baptist Church
Guilford Council
Number 23, Jr. O. U. A. M
Sadie Farrington
Colfax
Mamie Hendricks
Kernersville
John R. Miller
First Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Aged Man 65 Faces Charge of Assault on 12 Year Old
Jake Jones, 65, of this city, was scheduled to answer for criminally assaulting Thelma Shipwash, 12. The hearing before Judge Lewis Teague was continued due to Jones’s illness until April 26. Jones, who lives on Vail Street, has little recent city presence and did not know where the municipal building or post office were until his arrest on April 13. He remains at liberty on a heavy bond.
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Jake Jones
Thelma Shipwash
Lewis Teague
Mr. Jones
Vail Street
Liberty
Overman Tosses First Ball to Honored Veteran
Salisbury April 21 AP An unusual opening feature in the Colonials home game against the Twins has United States Senator Lee St Overman throw the first pitch to Art Forrest catcher and World War II veteran Forrest one of 72 overseas veterans awarded the congressional medal Maltby, Twins second baseman, to lead off.
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Salisbury
Colonials
Twins
United States
Lee St. Overman
Art Forrest
Forrest
Senator Overman
Congress
Maltby
Moffitt Out of May Election After Primary Defeat
Mayor H A Moffitt who sought reelection was eliminated in the primary and will not endorse either remaining candidate W A Davis or Dr D A Stanton. He will back council candidates and hopes tax relief follows the current program, returning to private life in Mechanicsville. The Stanton Davis contest is to begin soon as prominent local business leaders weigh in.
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H. A. Moffitt
W. A. Davis
D. A. Stanton
Moffitt
Mechanicsville
High Point
Dr. Stanton
Mr. Davis
Candidate stump speeches target city council races
May or Moffitt stated that any stump speech would not back the mayoral candidates but would support some city council hopefuls. The remark reflects campaign strategy ahead of local elections and hints at broader civic involvement.
Rites Conducted for John Modlin
Funeral services for John Modlin of Jamestown were held at Mitchells Grove church with Rev. E W Jones officiating. Death followed injuries from a Greensboro automobile crash early Saturday night. Burial was in the church cemetery. pallbearers and flower bearers were named.
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John Modlin
Jamestown
Clinig Hospital
Greensboro
Mitchells Grove Church
E. W. Jones
Paul Billings
Herman Billings
John Cox
George Cox
James Cox
Gondan Cox
C. &., Walker
Beulah Trotter
Beck brothers Bound Over On Liquor Charges
W B Beck and James E Beck two Randolph county men were bound over to the June term of the District Court under bonds of 500 dollars each after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner W G Brown on charges of violating federal prohibition law. Four and a half gallons of whiskey were found in their Randolph county home by federal officers.
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W. B. Beck
James E. Beck
Randolph County
District Court
U.S
W. G. Brown
Legion post to hold semi monthly meeting tonight
The Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion will meet at the Legion on College Street tonight at 7 o clock. All ex service men in the community are invited to attend and an interesting program has been arranged.
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Andrew Jackson Post
The
American Legion
Legion
College Street
Northern manufacturer visits High Point on business
A representative of a leading northern manufacturing firm visited High Point yesterday in the interest of his company. He declined to name the company or disclose his exact mission. He is touring other North Carolina towns in the Piedmont while staying in the South.
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High Point
North Carolina
Piedmont
South
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C. Ross Lanier
H. A. Millis
J. M. Thomas, Sr
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W. T. Taylor
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B. H. Bradner
Geo. Kersey
L. H. Martin
F. P. Conrad
L. F. Ferree
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