Famous soprano to sing in High Point College concert
Mies Ethelynde Smith, renowned soprano, appears tonight at High Point college auditorium as the final program in the Lyceum series. She performs with Margaret Sloan and features a six‑part set of songs spanning Old Songs, Russian and American works, with selections by Handel, Wagner, Rubenstein, Strickland, and others.
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Mies Ethelynde Smith
High Point College
College Lyceum Committee
Jos Smith
United States
High Point
Iss Margaret Sloan
Col Music Department
Paof
Joe Handel
B Hopkinson
John
Wagner
Johannes Brahme
Claude Busy
A. Gretehaniof
Serge Rachmaninoff
Lark
Anton Ruben In
Lois Milla
Kathleen Lockhart
Anning
Bayou
Idly Strickland
Karolynitt
Hon
Mandy
Aine Tombo
Backfire Clearwater case ends with prosecutor fined
In Clearwater a man accused of stealing a license plate from James and his sister Lucille Ames faced prosecutors who were ultimately fined. The case notes show James was fined $940 in connection with the matter.
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Clearwater
Fla
Jamen
Theft and Perjury Trial Involving Jameses and Manuel Truck
Witnesses testified the Jameses placed a stolen license tag on Manuel's truck after borrowing it. Lucille was assessed 16 for perjury and another defendant faced 10 for operating an automobile with an improper license.
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Lucille
Jameses
Manuel
Lexington Man Frank Green Held After Night Incident
Police jailed Frank Green of Lexington after he was found battered in town from Big Ince the Omasville area. He damaged his right arm and could not explain his injuries. Two youths brought him to Gilling station and garage for treatment.
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Frank Green
Lexington
Big Ince
Omasville
Green
Gilling Station
Feast of St Mark Observed At Glenola Church
The Feast of St Mark will be observed at Glenola church with Holy Communion at 10 a.m. The Willing Workers class meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrall White’s home in Glenola. Rat poison sale at city hall tomorrow 1 to 4 p.m. Four leaf clovers brought by W. C. Lewis noted. Mrs. Marshall is seriously ill at Archdale, after moving from here two months ago.
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T. Mark
Evangelist
At. Mehureh
Glenola
Baptist Ehureh
Mrall White
C. Lewis
Highland Avenue
Enterprise
Lewises
Marshall
J. W. Marshall
J. B. Craven
North Main Street
J. J. Mara
Archdale
Mra. Craven
Mare Shall
Chicago Produce Prices Reflect Butter Eggs and Storage Rates
April 84 Chicago auction notes list butter at 12,666 easy creame special and 03 extras 02 rate 28, price indicators show eggs at 30,471 firmer on firsts and stock levels for fresh graded firsts. Local storage packed extras 21 and storage packed firsts 21% reflect market adjustments.
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Chicago
Campaign Launched To Aid Young Negro Girls In State
The North Carolina Commission on Interracial Cooperation began a movement to ensure adequate services for delinquent Negro girls. At its annual meeting the commission authorized its executive committee to collaborate with organizations to gain official recognition of the stated aims. W. T. Best, state superintendent of public welfare, and Durham insurance executive Spaulding voiced calls for simple justice. Dr. Howard Odom chaired the commission. J. W. Sealer, J. M. Spaulding, W. A. Stansbury named vice chairmen. NM Newbold led the steering committee. Gurney P. Hood named secretary-treasurer and director.
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Geen Seles
One. A
Heorth Carolina Commission On Interracial Cooperation
W. T. Best
Durham
Howard Odom
J. W. Sealer
Fayetteville
W. A. Stansbury
Greensboro
Newbold
Raleigh
Spaulding
Gurney P. Hood
Raleigo
Hospital staff exonerated in charity patient death
In Wilmington on April 24 the James Walker Memorial hospital board cleared staff of blame for turning away Noah R. Jones a 74 year old charity patient who died two days later The board said no pneumonia was found and that he could be treated at home due to space limits and policy against admitting charity patients unless serious.
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Wilmington
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Noah R. Jones
Associated Charities
John T. Hoggard
Hoggard
Jones
Thomasville Ace Of Clubs Meeting With Mrs Rapp
Mrs Walter Rapp hosted Ace of Clubs at her Park avenue home as three tables played contract bridge. Mrs W G Smith won the top score earning crystal salt and pepper shakers. Visitors prize went to Harry Lee Lambeth. Guests included many local members.
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Thomasville
Walter Rapp
Ace of Clubs Bridge Group
Park Avenue
Iris
Elch
W. G. Smith
R. K. Parrington
Harry Lee Lambeth
John Myere
Douglas Crutchfield
Mesdames Pease
Crerentiel
M . Bherrill
Harry Lambeth
R. K. Sesetneren
We Snider
Charles Philips
Nat Walker
Paul Hassler
G. T. Alexander
Mrs Spencer Carleton Returns Home to Gardner Mass
Mrs Spencer Carleton has returned to her Gardner Massachusetts home after spending the last period away. She was noted in local society news as resuming residence and daily routines.
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Spencer Carleton
Gardner, Mass
Wiley-Donnah Leave For Dem Wedding On Satu
Mrs William G Wiley of Sedgefield leaves Asheville to attend the wedding of her son W K Wiley to Miss Dorothy nahoe in the Met church at 7 30 Saturday. She is joined by her two sons William and Samuel R Wiley and James Turnham of High Point. Turnham is the best man and an usher. A reception follows.
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William G. Wiley
Sedgefield
Asheville
W K. Wiley
Dorothy Nahoe
Met
Illness and recoveries reported in local notes
Mrs. Willie May Lambeth returns home from City hospital after operation. Mrs. O. R. Hodgin remains at City Memorial hospital following surgery. Mise Maie Snell stays at her home on Myers due to illness, improving slowly.
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Willie May
City Mortal Hospital
O. R. Hodgin
City Memorial Pital
Mise
Maie Snell
Myers
Pictures On Home Mission Work Presented Here
Next Sunday the First M. P. church will host a special program. The 11 oclock service moves to the junior church space with Rev. J Clay Madison speaking on Building With God. At 730 p m the downstairs auditorium hosts Rev. B Lester Ballard presenting pictures on Home Mission work of our denomination.
Randolph Man Held In Default of Bond
ASHEBORO, April 24. Special E. W. Whitehead of near Ramespur was remanded to jail in default of a 600 peace bond after trial before Justice L. Phillips on charges of attempting to assault J. B. Hinson with a shotgun and assault with intent to kill. So many people gathered in the justice office that the cage was moved to the county court room. Whitehead, a World War veteran, has appeared in several local cases recently as plaintiff or defendant.
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Asheboro
E. W. Whitehead
Ramespur
Justice of the Peace
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East Commerce
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Enterprise Househearts
Weetlath Street
New York
N. Y
Lyles City
N. Main Street
Bony
Wilmington Hospital
Carton
Injol
Squibbs
Kotex 47c
Pierce
Aspe
Baby Foods
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Feenamint
Usain Evi
Pete
Kurlash
iZeme
Hromo Seltzer
Woodbury's Soap
Welch
Ace of Clubs
Emily Finch
George Finch
Colonial Drive
Cele
Bration
Favory
Narey
John Farrington
Gordon Smith
Harry Lee
Robert Lambeth
Jack Hodgin
Brown Finch
First Presbyterian Church
Janie Reid
Winston-Salem
Are. J. O. Cook
Christ
Eld
Wiley-Donnah
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph
Kodak Deve
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