Mrs Lizzie Smith Laid To Rest at Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Smith aged 54 of 1006 Tipton Street were held at the South Main street M E B church with Rev. J F Moser Rev A L Aycock and Dr W A Lambeth officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included W L Welborn H G Peters N C Johnson C B Cornelison, C L Clapp and R F Lambeth. Flowers carried by numerous sponsors. Choir sang Abide With Me and There’ll Be No Disappointments To Heaven. A precession service was held at 3:30 PM. The large turnout showed high esteem for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Smith
Tipton Street
Focal Hospital
South Main Street
M. EB
J. F. Moser
A. L. Aycock
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial M. E
Oakwood
J. F
Disorders Break Out in Coal Strike Areas
Disorder and arson tied up traffic as officers investigated a blaze between Dora and Hull. Striking workers at Republic Steel Corporation’s East Thomas plant faced investigations into deliberate fire and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Hull
East Thomas
Republic Steel Corporation
Poll Tax Filing Notice for Men Aged 21 to 50
All male residents between 21 and 50 must file tax returns. No extension is offered. Proper filing is required by the stated deadline under local tax authority rules.
Green Hat or Green Hat: Miner Strike Near Sayreton Coal Mine
At the Sayreton Coal mine deputies dispersed pickets as miners of the United Mine Workers of America kept idle the shaft area. An armed group fired on a Railway Fuel Co. car injuring no one. National guardsmen remain under arms in the area with patrols planned in Jefferson and Walker counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayreton
United Mine Workers of America
Barrentine
Parish
Borden
Railway Fuel Co
John C. Persons
Jefferson
Walker
Jefferson County
Andrews Brands Moving Pictures Attack at Winston-Salem Conference
T Win gate Andrews, superintendent of High Point schools, denounced moving pictures as deplorably demoralizing and debasing during a luncheon address to the parental and teaching gathering on childhood. He contrasted harmful films with praised works like Quo Vadis and Ben Hur and warned industry aims would harm home church and school. M S Hill of North Carolina Theatres, Inc. spoke on motion pictures and childhood, as the conference closes with talks by Dr Albert Keister and John W Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Moving Picture Theatre of Today
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Parents’ and
Andrews
Quo Vadis
Ben Hur
Calvacade
M. S. Hill
N. C. Theatres, Inc
Albert Keister
John W. Moore
Winston-Salem Public
Miss Whitener Leaves High Point School for D C Position
Miss Ann Whitener resigns after five years as history sociology and economics teacher at High Point high. She will teach history at Washington D C senior high school with a higher salary. Her courses in sociology and economics were popular and kept students engaged. Miss Mary Fowle Perry of Winston-Salem will take over Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Whitener
High Point High School
Miss Whitener
Washington, D. C
Gangman Flees Wisconsin Trap After Car Theft
Gets told Sheriff Getchell that a theft report at Lac du Flambeau led to Justice Department orders for Vilas county patrols. He said Nelson fled after a man stopped him near Lac du Flambeau, pulled a pistol, and drove off in the car. Undersheriff McGregor noted the heavy yard would hinder Nelson if traveling by car and ensure capture if he abandoned it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Gets
Harold J. Getchell
Lincoln County
Lac du Flambeau
Department of Justice
Vilas
Gete
Ragan Sued for 10000 Damages Over Ring Theft Allegation
Bert Griffin of High Point files a Superior Court suit against Ed L. Ragan for 10000 damages claiming willful false accusation of stealing a $1800 ring. Plaintiff seeks 5000 actual and 5000 punitive damages plus 5000 for mental anguish and 5000 for damages to trade. Ragan allegedly caused plaintiff’s jail time until the ring was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Bert Griffin
High Point
Teddy
Clerk of Superior Court
Ragan
Better Baby Festival Interest Grows Here
Interest in the Better Baby Festival sponsored by the Modern Woodmen of America is rising, keeping registration open until nine tomorrow night. Over 100 babies have enrolled, with out of town entrants expected for health awards. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the leading entrant in points each Wednesday and Saturday night. Prize winners include Billy Ray Tucker, Charlea Gordon Jones, Colleen and Olleene Sumner, and Darrell Parrish of Asheboro. Castor oil and coal tar are used in perfume manufacture.
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Better Baby Festival
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen Lodge
Billy Ray Tucker
Charlea Gordon Jones
Colleen
Olleene Sumner
Darrell Parrish
Asheboro
Logal Students to Play Tonight in Greensboro Festival
A high school music festival with a 210 voice chorus under Dr Hollis Dann and a 125 piece NC high school symphony orchestra led by Edwin Franko Goldman is in Aycock auditorium Greensboro tonight at 8 with local players from High Point including Edna Douglas Evelyn Sharp Alene Vance Elizabeth Hoffman Miles Gayles Arnold Huff and Allan Thacker. Instrumental contestants from High Point are Alene Vance Edward Stirewall Lillian Weisner and Dupuy Sears with limited participation due to budget cuts.
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Greensboro
Aycock
Hollis Dann
New York City
North Carolina
Edwin Franko Goldmann
Inter
High Point
Edna May Douglas
Evelyn Sharp
Alene Vance
Elizabeth Hoffman
Miles Gayles
Arnold Huff
Allan Thacker
Wade Brown
Woman's College
Virginia Frank
First Playing Cards Credited to An Insane Asylum Designer
A historic note claims the initial deck of playing cards was conceived by a mentally ill inmate in an asylum. The tale links the creation to a particular patient and facility, though details vary by source.
Ramblers To Present Program At Trinity High School
The Crazy Ramblers will present a special program at Trinity high school auditorium tonight at 8 30 under the Archdale PTA. A unique act is promised and the public is invited to attend.
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Tennessee Ramlers
Trinity High School
Archdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles II enjoyed boating in Channel Isles as a boy
In 1646 the future king Charles II is noted as enjoying pleasure boating in the Channel Islands during his youth. Separately, celebrations mark the 650th anniversary of Jönköping Sweden, a center of the country’s match industry, planned for this year.
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Charles II
Channel Isles
Jon«koping
Sweden
Thought experiment on water molecules in the Atlantic
A hypothetical claim states that adding a glass of water to the Atlantic Ocean and mixing thoroughly makes it impossible to retrieve a glassful containing any of the original molecules. The statement highlights mixing randomness and molecular trajectories.
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Atlantic Ocean
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Paul Younts
Lyles Chev
Fiffi & Elliott
New York
Reese Good Spirits
South Main
Andrews Brands
Moving Pictures
Whitener
Gangman
Wisconsin
Ed L. Ragan
George Clark
Earth
Sandes
Karl Sande
United States
Jamaica, Nl
LOGAL
Ramblers
A&p
Davis
Alaska
Iona
White House
Aleay
Eean
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