Musical Art Club Meets With Mrs Slane
The Musical Art club met at the home of Mrs Willis Slane on Parkway with strong attendance. New officers were elected: president John Abels, vice president C F Tomlinson, secretary Farrell Gray, corresponding secretary W G Shipman, treasurer Nat Walker. Readings cited Sanford convention notes and Wagner Scott music.
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Musical Art Club
Willis Slane
Parkway
C. F. Tomlinson
John Abels
Farrell Gray
W. G. Shipman
Nat Walker
Sanford
Genevieve Moore
Music Federation
Forrest Murray
Vera Idol
Wagner
Cyril Scott
Sanger
Delazio
Frank
Sinclair
Kester
Fidler
Dan W. Smith
Gurney Briggs
Scott
Miss Frank
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Fourth district UDC to hold annual meeting at Sheraton Hotel
The fourth district of the North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets Thursday April 26 at 11 o clock at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. J S Welborn district director presides with chapters from Sparta North Wilkesboro Mount Airy and Winston Salem represented. Notables include Mrs. Walter F Woodard and honorary guests Mrs. J Dolph Long and Mrs. Garland Daniel. Lunch follows. notify Mrs. J A Morris to attend.
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Ul. Pp. c
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sheraton Hotel
J.S. Welborn
Sparta
North Wilkesboro
Mount Airy
Winston-Salem
Walter F. Woodard
J. Dolph Long
Garland Daniel
High Point
Laura Wesson
Local Visitors and Cross-Town Social Roundup
Yesterday in Greensboro social circles included Ruth Moffitt returning from Winston-Salem with friends Lucy Neal Carr and Ruth Moffitt. Mrs Moyer Mendenhail of Thomasville visited relatives, while Matt Wall H N Bowne and Ruth Bowne came back from Tryon. C C Prince hosted guest Lamar Springer of Atlanta. Thomas Turner and wife spent yesterday in Greensboro.
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Ruth Moffitt
Winston-Salem
Lucy Neal Carr
Greensboro
Moyer Mendenhail
Thomasville
Matt Wall
H. N. Bowne
Ruth Bowne
Tryon
C. C. Prince
Lamar Springer
Atlanta
Thomas Turner
Funeral for N. C. state senator Roane Tuesday at 2:30
Funeral services for R. J. Roane 67 year old state senator from the 33rd district who died at his home will be at Whittier Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with interment in Bryson City.
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Whittier
N. C
R. J. Roane
Whittier Methodist Church
Bryson City
Port wine derives its name from Oporto in Portugal
The origin of the term port wine traces to the Portuguese city Oporto, now commonly called Porto. This naming reflects historical trade links between the city and wine producers.
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Oporto
City
Portugal
Uwarrie Council April Session Reports Growth and Plans
The Uw harrie Council of Boy Scouts held its April executive committee meeting at East Washington Street headquarters. Reports showed troops rising from 23 to 28 and membership from 368 to 464 in three months, with four courts of honor and 100 badges awarded. The camp team was set, finance said conditions are improving, and a May 22 annual meeting at the Sheraton was planned with budget and nominating committees formed. The group will attend the regional camp conference in Augusta from April 29 to May 5 and pursue a boys week program with civic clubs.
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Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts
East Washington Street
Bunn W. Hackney
City Planning and Zoning Commission
City Health Department
High Point Rotary Club
C. L. Amos
S. M. Carrington
University of North Carolina
James Howell
Durham
Robert Hubbard
High Point
Charles Parker
Charles Coble
R. R. Hackney
Harold Long
W. B. Hall
Sheraton Hotel
W. B. McEwen
Arthur Rosé
Asheboro
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
E. W. Staples
Lexington
C. W. Perry
Rev
B. Cc. Reavis
R. L. Pope
S. W. Rabb
Augusta
Garland B. Daniel
Rev H Y Leeper Dies in Asheville at 89
The Rev H Y Leeper D D a longtime Asheville resident died at home on Monday morning at 10 45 near his 90th birthday He was a retired Presbyterian minister who once led churches in Ohio The body will be taken to Ohio for burial
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Leeper
Asheville
H. Y. Leeper
D. D
Hillside Street
Ohio
Flashes of Life A Variety of Brief News Snippets
Princeton sermon by Dr. Henry Van Dyke says real risks lie with men and that some women fliers sought publicity even as epitaphs. Al Smith’s long cigar entertains on the way to Washington. Gene Tunney dazzles after Miami return with vivid attire. Jimmy Walthour Jr aged 18 won’t marry for six years. Northwestern hosts Dutch treat dance with coeds paying. Schwab advises youths to befriend everyone.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry van Dyke
Hickory
N. C
al Smith
Washington
Asheville
New York
Gene Tunney
Miami
Newark
Jimmy Walthour, Jr
Chicago
Northwestern University
Charles M. Schwab
Governor Smith Returns From Spring Vacation Veto Ends Trip
New York April 24 Governor Smith arrives at Penn Station after a two week North Carolina sun and sorry rain cancels a further Absecon New Jersey stay. He says he is gratified by the cordial southern welcome and finds the people there little different from New York residents.
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New York
North Carolina Sun
Smith
Absecon
N. J
Pennsylvania
English Language Reach Estimated at 160 Million Speakers
A recent estimate places the number of people who speak English at 160 million globally. Experts consider this figure approximate due to varying census methods and language classifications across regions.
Rotary District 58 reports 50 percent club growth
In Charlotte, the fifty-eighth Rotary district announced a fifty percent rise in clubs in the past year from 28 to 42. District Governor David Clark opened the district convention and noted Belmont led in attendance with Gastonia near the top. Marcel Franck of Paris presented five attendance prize winners: Mrs. Mellard, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Scruggs, Charles Webb, and J. B. Simpson.
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Charlotte
Rotary International
David Clark
Belmont
Clark
Gastonia
Marcel Franck
Paris
France
Franck
FE. G. Mellard
T. H. Davidson
Gaffney
S. C
G. A. Scruggs
Charles Webb
Charleston
J. B. Simpson
Monroe
Noyes Re-elected President of the Associated Press
The Associated Press board re-elected Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star as president. W. J. Paper of the Waterbury Republican became first vice president, Robert Ewing of the New Orleans States second vice president, with Kent Cooper re-elected secretary and Jackson S. Elliott as assistant secretary. The executive committee includes Adolph S. Ochs, Clark Howell, Robert McLean, B. H. Anthony, E. Lansing Ray, and Elbert H. Baker.
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New York
Associated Press Today
Frank B. Noyes
Washington
D. C
Star
W. J. Paper
The
Waterbury
Mr. Noyes
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Clark Howell
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
B. H. Anthony
New Bedford
Mass
Standard
E. Lansing Ray
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Cycler Seeks Adversary for 12 000 Mile Hack
Portland cyclist Mellen C. Plummer aged 790, with 331 700 self propelled miles in 33 years, plans a 12 000 mile race to four corners from Portland Maine to Miami Florida San Diego Seattle and back. He seeks a challenger under 40 but has found no takers after traveling nationwide. His daily road diet runs about 200 miles.
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Portland
Mellen C. Plummer
Miami
Fla
San Diego
Seattle
Plummer
California
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
New Orleans
Florida
Election Arrests Reported in Tokyo Voter Turnout
Tokyo dispatch notes that among about 9 million voters in the national election only 2,389 were arrested, compared with 14,000 arrests from 3,000,000 voters in 1924.
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Tokyo
Official Weather and Rebel Raid Report
Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 12 m in principal cotton areas. Dispatches from Irapuato report six hundred rebels held at bay for ten hours near Guaramaro, Guanajuato. federal forces repelled the attack and killed forty rebels.
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Charlotte
Official
Weather Bureau
Mexico City
Irapuato
Guaramaro
Guanajuato
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