Methodist Women Open 18th Convention at Wesley Memorial
Delegates from Western North Carolina begin arrival for the 18th annual Woman's Missionary Society convention at Wesley Memorial Church. About 300 to 400 delegates are expected, with Miss Sallie Lou McKinnon addressing on New Movements in China and Dora Jane Armstrong speaking on Africa. Socials include a reception and tea at the Country Club.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Western North Carolina
North Carolina
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Vassie Wilson
Wilson
Fred Ingram
Hoke Bullard
W.W. J. Fraley
Sallie Lou McKinnon
China
C. C. Weaver
Winston-Salem
John W. Moore
H. A. Dunham
J. K. Millis
Country Club
Dora Jane Armstrong
Africa
Total and Permanent Disability Clause Ends Permanently
Advises that the present Total and Permanent Disability clause will not be available after now and promotes a 40 day window for a special Perfect Protection Combination. The notice emphasizes limited time access and a renewal offer to readers.
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Ins. Dept. of N
Local People Attend Salisbury Easter Monday Races
Among the attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redding, Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Ragan, Mr. J. J. Schulteiss, Miss Reba Graham, Miss Billie Tart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb, and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Harriss. R. D. Penny acted as starting judge for the events.
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High Point
Salisbury
Charles Redding
Dillard Ragan
J. J. Schulteiss
Reba Graham
Billie Tart
Fred Lamb
A. G. Harriss
R. D. Penny
Father Son Banquet Tomorrow Night at Central Friends
A father son banquet is set for tomorrow night at Central Friends church annex. J Elwood Cox will preside as toastmaster and the Elizabeth Fry class will serve the dinner. The speaker is Frederick J Libby of Washington secretary board of directors National Council for Prevention of War.
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Central Friends Church Annex
J. Elwood Cox
Elizabeth Fry
Frederick J. Libby
Washington
National Council For Prevention of War
Carolina Alumni Meeting Tonight at High Point Country Club
High Point Alumni of the University of North Carolina will gather at 7:45 p.m. tonight at the High Point Country Club. Thomas Turner Jr. announces invitations went to all local alumni. Felix A. Grisette will speak on the Alumni Loyalty Fund, with no fund solicitation planned.
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High Point
University of North Carolina
High Point Country Club
Thomas Turner, Jr
John King 17 Dies at Parents Home
John King aged 17 died yesterday at his parents home in High Point route two after several days illness. He is survived by his parents five brothers and eight sisters all of High Point and Oak View. Funeral services will be held at the Primitive Baptist Church Mechanicsville tomorrow at 11 a.m. Elder J B Williard officiating burial in church cemetery.
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John King
George King
High Point
Route Two
Allen F
George
Willard
Lee Bolling
McAnally King
John Isom
Lester Black- Blackburn
Alma Martin
Ida
Mary
Ruth
Etta King
Maggie Kennedy
Oak View
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
J. B. Williard
Legion Post Meeting Tonight At Junior Order Hall
An Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion holds an important meeting tonight at o o'clock in the Junior Order hall on East Washington Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Andrew Jackson Post
The
American Legion
Junior Order
East Washington Street
Whoopee Makers to Broadcast on WNBC Tonight
The Whoopee Makers a local dance orchestra will broadcast popular music over radio station WNBC tonight from seven to 730.
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Whoopee Makers
Wnbc Tonight
Treasurer O Berry seeks Democratic nomination for state ad primary
Captain Nathan O Berry state treasurer announced from Goldsboro that he will run in the Democratic nomination for the state adjutant? primary on June 7. He emphasized his record and plan to reform fiscal management.
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Goldsboro
Nathan O’berry
High Point Pupils Reflect on Washington Trip Experience
Miss Eva Edgerton recalls a large Washington pilgrimage by about 60 High Point participants including 40 pupils and 20 teachers and friends. The group toured the Capitol, White House, Lincoln Memorial, and Mount Vernon, met Senator Overman and President Hoover, and shared a luncheon at the Interior building while highlighting reading and writing efforts.
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Clara Cox
Richmond
Capitol Building
Fredericksburg
South Hill
Washington
Washington Monument
Senator Overman
White House
Hoover
Capitol
Simmons
Coughton and
Butler
L. R. Alderman
E. M. Land
E. C. Morris
High Point
Mrs. Hoover
Josie Vincannon
Annie Cox
Department of the Interior
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Cathedral
Zoo
S. L. Davis
Annie Coe
Elizabeth Reeves
Johnson
Congressional Library
Union Station
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Local Night Schools To Close With Picnic at Jamestown
The spring session of the High Point night schools ends Saturday at 4 PM with a picnic for pupils and friends at the municipal lake at Jamestown. Miss Eva Edgerton, the supervisor, announced the closure and invited all who helped send the local party to Washington last week to attend. Final classes are taught this week.
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Eva Edgerton
Washington
High Point
Jamestown
National Federation of Women's Clubs Visit Highlights
A National Federation of Women's Clubs delegation visited with Mrs. Sipple, praising former president Mrs. Edwards for leading the club’s major project. The group toured endless caverns, the Lee Memorial, and Natural Bridge, returning to High Point after four days. On the return near Mechanicsville an auto collision lightly injured a bus occupant.
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National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sipple
Edwards
Lee Memorial
High Point
Washington
Mechanicsville
City Firemen Attend Special Training School
Eight members of the High Point Fire department led by Chief A B Horney left for Wilmington to enroll in a state wide Firemen Training school this week. They will return by Friday. The group includes J E Horney Claude Cannady Van Cannady W A Metcalfe W C Martin A H Beaman and Raymond Horney. The program covers first aid application and rapid drill techniques.
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High Point
Rites Held For W. M. McCarter At West End Baptist
Funeral services for W. M. McCarter of 206 Ennis street were conducted at West End Baptist Church with Rev. Hoyle L. Love and Rev. H. O. Miller officiating. A large crowd attended as the junior order and Trophy council members served as pallbearers. Oakwood cemetery interment followed with Junior Order officers in charge. McCarter, 57, is survived by six daughters, four sons, a stepdaughter, siblings, an aunt and 11 grandchildren.
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W. M. McCarter
Ennis Street
West End Baptist Church
Trophy Council No
C. H. Lamberth
Grady Keigle
S. R. Lane
Fred McSwain
L. C. Lowe
Luther Whitt
Ruby Coleman
Mable Wright
Carrie Culler
Hazel Hobson
Margie Martin
Beatrice Freeman
Oakwood Cemetery
McCarter
Ora Hoover
Winston Salem
P. E. McCarter
C. F. Henry
D. Huff
Frank Bailey
Henry Miller
Smith Grove
Infant son of Lewis F. Kings dies at four months
Charles King, four months old, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis F Kings, died at 247 Proctor street last night at 7 26 after an eight day pneumonia illness. Survived by parents, a brother and two sisters. Funeral at 11 this morning from the home conducted by Rev C F Womble. Burial planned in Candor North Carolina.
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Charles King
Lewis F. King
Proctor Street
C. F. Womble
Highland M. E
Candor
County Delinquent Tax List To Be Published
County commissioners meet at the courthouse and decide to advertise tax delinquents in this township in the High Point Enterprise and in other areas of the county in the Greensboro Greensboro Daily News.
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Enterprise
Court House
High Point
Greensboro Daily News
Greensboro
Election Case 1 Concludes. Final Argument Set May 7
Trial of the election fraud case against Councilman W. A. Davis ended this morning with witnesses including Rev. Roy Peterson and tax collector from Greensboro. Referee H. M. Robins scheduled the final argument for May 7 in the municipal court.
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W. A. Davis
H. M. Robins
Asheboro
Robins
Roy Peterson
Gastonia
C. E. Frazier
A. P. Frazier
Mr. Davis
Greensboro
Lewis
T. C. Johnson
Wisconsin Pests Cause Major Tobacco Crop Loss
Insects and pests annually destroy $600000 worth or one tenth of Wisconsin's tobacco crop. University of Wisconsin notes cutworms are the most destructive.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Adlerika Relieves Gas and Indigestion in Ten Minutes
A testimonial cites 20 years of indigestion and gas cured by one Adlerika bottle. Ad claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removing hidden poisons for a real stomach and bowels clean and improved feeling. Eckerd's advertisement features Jno. B. Hardy.
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Adlerika
Jno. B. Hardy
Eckerd’s. — Adv
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Commercial National Bank
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Alumnia
Legion Post
Tanlac
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McDonald’s Service
Washington Street
Mile-A
Marty
Jefferson Motor CO
North Main
Uncle Hank
Twi
Washington Trip
City Firemen
Att
Firemen’s College
Wilmington
Lewis F. Kings
Mr. Johnson
Walser
Mise McDearman
High Point College
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
Perpetual Building & Loan Family
the Perpetual
High Point Perpetual Building
V. A. J. Idol
C. H. Ellis V. Pres. & Treas
Hedgecock Roofing Company
Standard Oil
N. C
Southern Freight Yards
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