Building boom spurs as projects begin townwide
Ground is broken for a new home for obart M Bryant president of Bryant Electric Co with an estimated cost of 12000 R K Stewart and son contractors have secured the contract and expect steady progress The home on Hillcrest drive will have nine rooms and be modern Fire Chief B E Ingram issued permits totaling over 5000 incl a 900 for Burrus Memorial hospital first aid room Work also includes repairs at John Webber 305 Sunset 8000 Mrs M L Bailey Idol street 1500 J H Hoover 324 Louise reroof 75 Banner Leach 309 Meadow reroof 125 Frank Martin 207 Grimes reroof 100.
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R. K. Stewart
Boulevard
John Webber
Sunset
M. L. Bailey
Idol Street
Long
Fisher Streets
J. H. Hoover
Louise
Banner Leach
Meadow Street
Frank Martin
Grimes Street
Suzanne Ketchum
Dramatic Department
W. Cc
Joe Hoffman, Jr
Hoffman's
O. B. Cummings
High Point College
George T. Wood
James B. Lovelace
P. J. Neal
Tomlinson’s
High Point
Milbourne Amos
Amos Hosiery
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Council
L. R. Stewart
N. L. Garner
E. Z. Jones
WMFR
Rhodes
The
Rhodes Press
Thomas EB. Dodamead
Dan W. Smith
Miss Jones
Continental College of Cosmetics
Lida P. Horton
M. A. Temple
the Western Union
Bess N. Rosa
W. C
Parent- Teachers Association
Hazel Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Sampson
Ww. c
Lucille Johnston
Kathleen Young Rosen
Margaret Edwards
Margaret Hauser
Enterprise
Jno. Cannon
Greensboro
Civic Club
Mra. M
Ruth Yeemans Schiffman
Institute of Vocational Guidance
Mount Lovchen and King Peter II of Montenegro Mausoleum
A historical sketch describes Mount Lovcen overlooking Cettinje as the home of Peter II Montenegro’s poet king era from 1830 to 1851. It notes his reforms, creation of a senate, education efforts, and a 1896 stamp marking the Petrovitch dynasty’s 200th anniversary.
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Tately Mount
Lovchen
Cettinje
Montenegro
Yugo Slavia
Peter
Balkans
Peter II
Petrovitch
Tariff Revision By Reciprocal Treaties Favored By League
Cincinnati April 30 delegates at the 12th national convention of the National League of Women Voters weighed four key items for the 1936 37 action program. A downward revision of tariffs through reciprocal trade agreements was among the proposals to be approved or rejected, alongside education funds school taxation and administration efficiency, and social security measures including unemployment old age assistance and child welfare policies.
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Cincinnati
National League of Women
Women's Federation Studies League Membership Resolution
Coral Gables Florida April 30. The Women’s Federation presents a resolution proposing United States membership in the League of Nations. The resolution is in the hands of the resolutions committee for consideration and action.
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Women’s Federation
Coral Gables
Fla
United States
League of Nations
Guilford College Choir to Sing at First Presbyterian Church
The Guilford college a capella choir of 43 trained voices directed by Dr Ezra H F Weis will give a Sunday night concert at 7 80 o clock at First Presbyterian church The choir sings without accompaniment from memory and is noted as a premier South era ensemble with a high standard of tonal fidelity balance and interpretation It is the eighth season under Dr Weis succeeding Max Noah and has a history of touring in North Carolina and other states.
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Guilford College
South
Weis
Wels
Max Noah
North Carolina
National council debates military clause at convention
The 17th annual General Federation of Women's Clubs convention delegates approved sending a clause to the committee that would bar obligations to adopt measures including armed force. About 600 delegates discussed that American membership amounts to more than a gesture only if it can back the international body with arms if needed. The group endorsed cooperative action among nations as the best way to prevent war.
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Tee
National Council
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Fearful disappearance linked to New York case at sea
A feared ill woman identified as Mrs Eben Draper, wife of a prominent Massachusetts politician, vanished after leaving a sanitarium and is believed to have died by her own actions aboard the 58.5 Geogic 150 miles at sea near New York.
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New York
Eben &. Draper
Massachutts
Georgic
Outstanding Program For High School Life Adjustment Conference
Local educators, businessmen and professionals gather at the high school for a life adjustment conference starting 8 55 am. Dr Clyde Milner Guilford College president opens with Watching Ourselves Go by. Speakers cover career paths, education and ways to measure life.
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Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Victoria Lamson
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
F. R. Taylor
Army
Navy
Civil Service
B. G. Leonard
High Point Post Office
Mr. Boges
The
Soil Conservation Service
Charles H. Flory
R. A. McPheeters
Wachovia Bank and
Conference speakers tackle self-perception at Guilford event
Speakers include Dr. A. D. Beittal of Guilford College and Dr. E V Pullins of Duke University among others. The 2 42 oclock session on To See Ourselves As Only We Ourselves Can See Us is sponsored by civic clubs with Altrusa Rotary Kiwanis Civitan Monarch American Business Lions Exchange and Business and Professional Altrusa clubs.
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A. D. Beittal
Guilford College
P. BE. Lindley
High Point College
T. W. Sprinkle
David Parsons
The
Community Chest
Nelle Ansley
Byron Haworth
O. A. Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
E. V. Pullins
Duke University
Clyde Milner
Altrusa Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Civitan
Monarch
American Business
Lions, Exchange
Business and Professional
Altrusa Clubs
Votes Cost Plenty In South Carolina
In Greenville County the school trustees election cost between $600 and $700 across 89 districts averaging about $6 to $8 per box, with some spendings for no votes at all. The report notes the high per district expense and wasted funds in the voting process.
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South Carolina
Greenville
D. C
State board rescinds cut in Salisbury garage lot valuation
RALEIGH April 20 The state board of assessment today rescinded a ruling that reduced by 20000 dollars the valuation for taxation of a garage lot in Salisbury owned by the defunct North Carolina Bank and Trust Company.
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Raleigh
State Board of Assesment
Salisbury
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Relief officials urge WPA enrollees to accept farm work
Washington report says WPA officials press the drive to cut relief rolls by offering farm or private jobs. Hopkins anticipates spring planting will absorb about 300000 people dropped from WPA roles, with another 400000 likely to gain work on PWA and highway projects. The policy of refusing jobs and losing relief is recalled from last year in North Dakota and other states.
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Washington
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
PWA
North Dakota
Duck and Fish Story From Glencob Story of Trout Duck
A. P. Gorusch narrates a tale of landing a trout and bagging a duck without casting a line or firing a shot. While walking by a meadow stream he watches a duck dive and a trout appear, leading to an unusual catch.
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Glencob
A. P. Gorusch
Gorusch
Hosiery Workers Plan Campaign on Campus
The American Federation of Workers executive board met with about 36 organizers to plan a nationwide campaign to finance a sow drive. Emil Rieve called the task historic and urged immediate southern canvassing with a three percent wage levy awaiting federation approval while endorsing Roosevelt.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of Workers
Ing
Emil Rieve
Federation
Dent
Fnon
Rieve
Southern
Pr Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Duck Capture Surprises Gerusch on River Bank
A swift leap allowed a hunter to corner a duck near Gerusch as it landed on the bank. The bird struck the ground hard and was stunned, making it an easy capture for the observer.
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Gerusch
Usch
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KID Ranger
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We Jewelers
North Main
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