Plans Made to Open Camp Elliott Near Old Fort
The YMCA Interstate Committee plans a June 7 to July 19 camp at Camp Elliott near Old Fort North Carolina. The North Carolina camp committee will meet May 24 in Charlotte to finalize repairs and the season program with director Dr. R. M. Johnston and business manager C A Witherspoon.
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Elliott
Old Fort
N. C
Young Men's Christian Association
Charlotte
Interstate Committee
J. Wilson Smith
North Carolina
Fred N. Tate
High Point
C. A. Cannon
Concord
J. A. Kellenberg
Greensboro
F. C. Abbott
P. 8. Gilchrist
Edgar W. Pharr
J. L. Snyder
George M. Ivey
R. M. Johnston
Florence
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Camp Elliott
C. A. Witherspoon
Hickory, N.C
Old fashioned kin ties fade in Alamance County
A fragment recalls M E B Younts and school leaders in Alamance County forming a tight knit group tied by kin and local schooling. The piece notes strong county ties, reunions with George Elliott and extended families, and a shift away from the once rigid, blood based bonds.
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George Elliott
South Carolina Game Cocks to headline campus dance
Pore officials plan to end dances at 1 AM sharp while Buster Spann and the University of South Carolina Gamecocks provide music. The radio and recording orchestra, on tour from the University of Florida, previously toured Europe to a warm reception.
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Buster Spann
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
University of Florida
Europe
Retired Minister Rev R K Brady Dies in Auto Trip
The Rev. R. K. Brady 60 a retired Methodist minister of Guilford College died suddenly of a heart attack about 12 30 yesterday while riding in an automobile near Climax He was a Randolph county native and had lived at Guilford College about a year He previously served twenty years in western North Carolina He married Nettie Cheek in 1900 and Flora Sage in 1907 He leaves his wife and four daughters Mrs L H Tyler Kate Mary and Juanita Brady Funeral at Shiloh Christian church Randolph county Friday at 10 with Masonic graveside services.
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R. K. Brady
Guilford College
Climax
Randolph County
Flora Sage
Brady
Levi
Ruth Pickett Brady
D. B. Hodein
8. E. Coble
Mount Olive A. F
A. M
Fines Creek
Waynesville
Shiloh Christian Church
Masonic Order
L. H. Tyler
High Point
Kate
Mary
Juanita Brady
Rev R I Farmer to Preach Baccalaureate Next Sunday
The Northbrook Consolidated high school baccalaureate in Cleveland County near Lincolnton will feature Rev. R I Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant Church as speaker. In his absence Dr G I Humphreys of High Point College will deliver the morning sermon at the local church. Farmer also accepted an invitation to speak in Zanesville Ohio on May 22 and will attend his church General Conference in Columbus as a delegate.
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Northbrook
Columbus
Ohio
Farmer
Zanesville
Thomasville Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon at Mrs Finch Home
The Contract club met at Mrs. George Finch's Colonial Drive residence in Thomasville on Wednesday. Two tables of bridge produced scores with Mrs. Austin Finch as top scorer among members and Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth receiving a visitor's pencil. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. Finch, BE. H. Mahone, R. M. Cooksey, O. R. Hodgin, Chas. Clegg, E. L. Webb, and Miss Mabel Atwood.
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Thomasville
Contract Club
George Finch
Colonial Drive
Austin Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
BE. H. Mahone
R. M. Cooksey
O. R. Hodgin
Chas. Clegg
E. L. Webb
Mabel Atwood
North Park Baptist Service Hears Rev Barnes Sermon
North Park Baptist Church members listened as Rev. C F Barnes preached on Ezekiel 3 15 urging readers to place themselves in others positions to improve misunderstanding and division. He contrasted youth and old age and emphasized Christ’s love and sacrifice inviting all to find rest.
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North Park Baptist Church
C. F. Barnes
Eze
Christ
V F W Dance Tonight At Sheraton Ballroom
The V F W posts dance begins at 9 tonight in the Sheraton hotel ballroom and runs to 1. The Southern Aces ten piece orchestra will provide special music. This is the second post sponsored dance this season after strong requests for another.
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Sheraton Hotel
Southern Aces
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dalton Will Filed For Probate In High Point
The will of R Frank Dalton pioneer High Point and Greens boro businessman was filed for probate in the office of A Wayland Cooke. The estate valued at 60000 names widow Caroline Sparrow Dalton two sons Carter Dalton and Thomas S Dalton as beneficiaries and executors. The 1926 document with a 1927 codicil was created before Dalton's death on April 6.
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R. Frank Dalton
High Point
Greensboro
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Court
Caroline Sparrow Dalton
Carter Dalton
Thomas 8. Dalton
Bayview
Dalton
Brady Family Surnames Listed Across Three States
Two sons Harold and Parks Brady of Guilford College are named alongside two brothers George Brady of Randolph and Lewis Brady of Lenoir City Tennessee and a sister Miss Louella Brady of the home place in a family listing.
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Harold and
Parks Brady
Guilford College
George Brady
Randolph
Lewis Brady
Lenoir City
Tenn
Louella Brady
Home Place
Woman's club Fine Arts group elects officers on Randolph Street
The Fine Arts department met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Lambeth chairing. Elected were Mrs. Charles Lambeth as chairman Mrs. Walter Newby as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Vernon Snider as recording secretary. Reports on the Charlotte state convention were given by Mrs. R. W. Crews and Miss Elizabeth Yow. The group planned a May 3 program for National Music Week. The afternoon heard talks on Gainsborough and Reynolds by Mrs. Lulu Wall and Mrs. Charles Phillips with life and works highlighted. Refreshments followed.
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The
Woman's Club
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles Lambeth
Walter Newby
Vernon Snider
Charlotte
R. W. Crews
Elizabeth Yow
Gainsborough
Reynolds
Lulu Wall
Charlies Phillips
Mrs. Ralph Hinkle Returns From Camilla Visit
Mrs. Ralph Hinkle has returned from Camilla Georgia after spending three weeks with relatives.
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Ralph Hinkle
Camilla
Spring Social at Miss Leonard’s Delights Guests
Miss Enid Leonard hosted a Monday evening party in green and yellow. Bridge games crowned Mae Call high score and Geneva Lawson second with crystal beads. Madeira tea napkins were given to Lena Farlow. A salad course followed as guests included Misses Farlow Lawson Bule Cloninger Clinard Myers Potter Bodenheimer and Mrs Ray Hoover. Thomasville alumnae from North Carolina College for Women and local senior high girls toured Greensboro NC college buildings and grounds and enjoyed a faculty student program with tea and accessories.
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Enid Leonard
Lena Farlow
Mae Call
Geneva Lawson
Miss Farlow
Misses Farlow
Katherine Bule
Eva White
Louise Cloninger
Mozelle Clinard
Willie Mae Myers
Ruth Myers
May Potter
Elinor Bodenheimer
Ray Hoover
Thomasville
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
North Carolina College
Recital at Local College Showcases Student Talent
A college recital featured students of Miss Sloan Miss Luce and Mr Stim son including Vera Smith Allene Vance Virginia Bean Frances Prichett Truth Isley Mary Elizabeth Farmer Ernestine Voncannon C L Gray Jr Sam Troutman Wm C Ferree Mildred Marsh Maloie Bogle Alma Andrews Alva McDonald Prof J Hi Mourane Wilma Pilanzer Laura Braswell Beulah Moton Hubert Liverman and Wilma Rogers.
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Miss Sloan
Miss Luce
Mr. Stimson
Vera Smith
Allene Vance
Virginia Bean
Frances Prichett
Truth Isley
Mary Elizabeth Farmer
Ernestine Voncannon
C. L. Gray, Jr
Sam Troutman
Wm. C. Ferree
Mildred Marsh
Maloie Bogle
Alma Andrews
Alva McDonald
Prof
J. Hi. Mourane
Wilma Pilanzer
Laura Braswell
Beaulah Moton
Hubert Liverman
Wilma Rogers
Colored Quintet To Give Recital Here
The Johnson C. Smith University quintet and Y M C A dramatic reader from Charlotte will give a recital at Cherry Street Presbyterian church Monday evening. It is one of their last recitals before a Denver program next May.
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Johnson C. Smith University
Y. M. C. A. Dramatic Reader
Charlotte
Cherry Street Presbyterian
Denver
Colo
Colored Church Officers Installed At Cherry Street Church
The Cherry Street Presbyterian colored church held a junior storytelling contest with Margaret Elmore winning first prize and John C. Robinson and Winnie Bell Williamson receiving honorable mentions. Officers for the Brotherhood class and young men's club were installed, led by A. F. Parker as president and L. B. Kearns as vice president.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian
Colored
Margaret Elmore
John C. Robinson
Winnie Bell Williamson
Brotherhood
Young Men’s Club
A. F. Parker
L. B. Kearns
Thur Ingram
M. L. Black
W. A. McCain
A. P. Richardson
C. W. Robinson
Bladder Physic Promises Sleep Improvement and Cleanse
An ad claims a bladder physic product cleanses impurities and acids causing night awakenings and irritation. It urges a 25 cent test box from a druggist with a money back guarantee after four days if not relieved. Scher d s of High Point Mann Drug Stores Ay.
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Scherd's
High Point
Mann Drug Stores, Inc, Ay
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