Women’s Clubs Meet Opens Here Tuesday
Hundreds of members will attend the 25th annual meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs to be hosted by High Point. Mrs. John D. Sherman national president will be guest of honor and speak Wednesday night. Mrs Homer T. Hudson is general chairman, with hostesses preparing entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation
John D. Sherman
High Point
Homer T. Hudson
North Carolina
Jengy
San Antonio
Texas
Sherman
Anna Garlin Spencer
Columbia University
W. L. Lawhon
Glen Falls
N. Y
J. Edmund Bullis
Washington, Dc
Durham
Federation
Thomas O’beery
Sedgefield
Robert R. Cotten
Spener
Missertrude Weil
Ortharolina League of Women
Joim
Model Home
Omer T. Hudson
High Point Woman’s Club
N. Phillips
GC. F. Tomlinon
Owen-Smith
Ulius Marsh
High Point Club
Julius Marsh
John Abels
Dges
Herman Abels
R. Johnston
Johnbels
Ben Moore
Tom Powell
Rs. Owen-Smith
C. Werry
H. N. Phillips
John Ambrough
Fred ‘Lartette
H. N. Philips
David Bouldin
C. F. Tomlinson
W. J. Brogden
W. T. Best
H. K. White
Sheraton Hotel
Hess Sons
West Memorial Church
Euene Davis
An Abels
Lanier Donnell
Carrie Hoffman
J. D
P. R. Rankin
Paddison
Training School for Sunday Leaders Opens Today
North Carolina civic clubs gather in High Point for the 26th annual federation convention led by national president Mrs. John D. Sherman. Notable speakers include Dr. Anna Garlin Spencer and Major J. Edmund Bullis as the five day program begins with a Friday closing and a training school for Sunday school leaders at Wesley Memorial church.
Negro Quartet Contest Set For May 7 In American Theater
L L Stookey announces a Negro quartet contest to be held Monday night May 7 at the American theater. Twelve groups have signed from across the state. White seating on main floor and colored seating in balcony. Profits benefit the Community Fund as part of National Music Week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Stookey
American Theater
R. C. Davis
Fairview Colored School
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Stookey
Giants in the Earth Sermon By Duke Professor In High Point
Dr James Cannon III of Duke University will preach at Wesley Memorial Church High Point delivering Giants in the Earth from Genesis 6 4 He part of the annual training school for Sunday workers Rev E J Harbison speaks at night The day features morning and evening worship with solos and instrumental pieces and a full order of worship listed for both services The political eyes of Guilford county turn to High Point as Democrats gauge support for county commission and state legislature races plus lieutenant governor bid axes potential sheriff race chatter and candidate talks with Sumner Burgwyn invited for a later address on the local Democratic club schedule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Methodist and
Presbyterian Church
Jamestown
Thomasville
Achdale
Trinity
South
James Cannon III
School of Religion
Duke University
Durham
Co. T. Carr
Mooresville
North Carolina Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Mildred S. Stokes
Atlanta
General Sunday School Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Janes McDonald
Columbia
Nashville Board
P. W. Flagge
Corinne Little
Lexington
Western North Carolina Conference
O. V. Woosley
W. B. McEwen
Logan Porter
B. C. Harmon
Lyda Preddy
J. J. Millois
Rev
E. J. Harbison
C. W. Preddy
J. W. Clinard
G. F. Lambeth
A. H. Holton
R E. Bundy
E. L., Warner
J. W. Meredith
Ruth Welborn
Elwood Hotel
Eorth
John W. Moore
Stevenson
John R. Peacock
Schnecker
Dorothy Hoskins
Mr. Phillips
Virginia Frank
H. E. Jones
Israel
Buck
Miss Hoskins
Miss Frank
Baring Gould
James Cannon
Jesus
Fauchey
Wiley
Berceuse
Jocelyn—Godard
Crosby
Simper
Dr. Walker
Matthew
Cowper
Wesley
Joe Postlude
High Point Democrats
Guilford County
Democratic Club
R. B. Parker
J.S. Worth
H. A. Millis
Jesse C. Causey
Tom Pemberton
Greensboro
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
T. J. Gold
Guilford
Senate
W. C. Jones
Norman Boren
George Younce
W. G. Boone
Sumner Burgwyn
Burgwyn
A. R. Harrison
Dave Stafford
Mr. Harrison
Call for Brother to Visit Suffering Baby Sister
Earl H. Rodgers, in High Point, is urged by his mother and family to return home to his seriously ill baby sister who calls for him continually. The plea notes she is hovering between life and death and wants her brother’s presence for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Rodgers
Rodgers
Earl
Large Number of Cases Set for Higher Court
Sixty nine cases are scheduled for trial as the criminal term of the superior court opens tomorrow morning with Judge A. M. Stack presiding. The docket includes several important and some murder cases. List of defendants reads like a city directory across the week with names across Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
A. M. Stack
L. B. Allen
J. E. Baxter
Clark Bowman
A. D. Clanton
P. W. Glidewell
Grady Gaffin
Wm. Murchison
S. B. Whitmire
Y. L. Patterson
J. E. Hubbard
James Parker
Jno. Patterson
Lonnie Anderson
C. W. Noell
H. Rockwell
Comus Ellis
Joe Barber
Danny Brown
Benjamin Chavis
T. Griffin
J. A. Bynum
Jacob Gant
Bennie
John Fryer
Mary Hill
Cicero Maynard
Manuel Saunders
Ray Nicholson
Tom and
Ernest Patterson
W. A. Sims
Alma Turner
Robert Vestal
George Webster
Tired of Mother Ballad Goes To Victor Records
Local minister Rev M R Harvey wrote the southern ballad Tired of Mother inspired by a news story about an aged mother abandoned by her children. Rev L A Harvey set it to music and Victor phonograph will issue records with royalties to the brothers. First shipments to High Point expected soon with Bland Piano Company selling the discs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Phonograph Company
M. R. Harvey
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
High Point
L. A. Harvey
Guide
N. C
Bland Piano Company
R. R. Bland
Victor
Vernon Dalhart
Ingram Funeral Set For This Afternoon
Funeral services for H. J. Ingram veneer salesman who died suddenly in Evansville will be held at 207 English Street at 3 30 this afternoon. Dr Lloyd T Wilson of First Baptist will officiate. The High Point lodge Masonic order will conduct graveside rites at Oakwood Memorial Park. Active pallbearers from the Shrine include H S Cofield, Harry Raymond, J A Hart, J M Thomas, R K Stewart and D Whitehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Ingram
Evansville
Ind
English Street
Lloyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
High Point
Masonic Order
Ingram
Benton, Ark
Oakwood Memorial Park
Notable minister to speak at local church meeting
The newly formed Men's club of the First Presbyterian Church invites attendance to hear Dr. Charles F. Myers of Greensboro Tuesday night. Myers will be joined by his male quartet and sing selections. By-laws for the club will be adopted and a church supper served. Club officers include C. C. Garrett president, J. F. Bartlett vice president, Paul Ingle secretary, and W. B. Kimmons treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Myers
Greensboro
Myers
C. P. Coble
Coble
C. C. Garret
J. F. Bartlett
Paul Ingle
W. B. Kimmons
Local UNC students to manage campus magazines
Garland McPherson and Thomas J. Gold Jr both freshmen at the University of North Carolina were chosen to run the Carolina Buccaneer and the Carolina Magazine at Chapel Hill. McPherson takes over the Buccaneer from his brother Holt, while Gold becomes manager of the Magazine succeeding Garland McPherson. The magazine dates to 1844, making it one of the oldest publications on campus and in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland McPherson
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
University of North Carolina
Carolina Buccaneer
Carolina Magazine
Publications Union Board
Chapel Hill
Mr. McPherson
Holt McPherson
The
Buccaneer
Mr. Gold
High Point Boy at Guilford 18 Honored
A. Scott Parker Jr son of Mr and Mrs A Scott Parker of this city and a Guilford College student was elected treasurer of the North Carolina Collegiate Press Association. The election occurred at Duke University yesterday afternoon and the news reached here last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Scott Parker, Jr
A. Scott Parker
Guilford College
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
Duke University
La France Textile Folk to Have New Building
The Parker-Hayworth building on South Main street, formerly Welborn Furniture, is being remodeled and will become the local branch of the LaFrance Textile Company with Earl Phillips as manager. The firm, a Philadelphia based upholstery maker, plans to move in about May 15. the current Commerce street office will be vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Hayworth
South Main Street
Welborn Furniture Company
LaFrance Textile Company
Earl Phillips
Philadelphia
Commerce Street
Logal Boy Elected Head of Fraternity at UNC
Charles McAnally son of Dr and Mrs W J McAnally of South Main street has been elected president of the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity at the University of North Carolina according to information received last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McAnally
W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
University of North Carolina
Highland Revival Continues This Week At Pentecostal Church
The revival meeting led by Rev. P. W. Berry from Fayetteville at the Pentecostal Holiness church on Highland Avenue will run through today. Services are at 7 30 p m nightly and 11 a m Sunday with strong attendance and growing interest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penecostal Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
P. W. Berry
Fayetteville
Colonial Life men join Bankers National Life for Midwest work
Marvin W. Mann and Colonel C. E. Ausley, both recent resignations from Colonial Life Insurance in High Point and West Virginia, have connected with Bankers National Life Insurance of Denver to pursue agency development in the middle west. Mann, a Guilford County native, is well known in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin W. Mann
High Point
Colonial Life Insurance Company
C. E. Ausley
West Virginia
Bankers National Life Insurance Company
Denver
Colorado
Middle West
Mr. Mann
Guilford County
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R. R. Cotten
Farmville
R. D. W. Connor
Lionel ‘Weir
Goldsboro
Eugene Davis, Wilson
Thomas O’ Beery
S. P. Cooper
Henderson
Raleigh
Annie Perkins
Wesley Memorial
Democratic Party
Sige Baby
Stack
Charles Myers
Thomas Gold, Jr
LA France Textile Folk
Logal Boy
Colonial Life Men
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