Dr. O. C. Williamson Speaks at High Point College
Dr. O. C. Williamson pastor of the First Presbyterian church addressed High Point college students on Word Paintings of the Face of Jesus. Presented by Dr. C. R. Hinshaw the talk drew from Gospel descriptions of the stern meek loving and compassionate faces and urged seniors to carry a picture gallery of Jesus when they leave college.
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O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
High Point College
Jesus
Dr. Williamson
C. R. Hinshaw
Dress Price Series Note
A fragmented price list shows dress prices ranging from 3.95 to 29.75 with multiple entries including 810.95 and 19.75 and 25.00. The readable items indicate a catalog style but lack full context or dates.
May Day Celebration Planned at High Point College
High Point college will host its first May Day ceremony on Saturday on the front campus between the fountain and Roberts Hall. The queen and two maids of honor will be chosen by secret ballot from the senior class and crowned by Student Government President Allen Austin. Colonial dances, the May Pole, and Virginia Reel will entertain, with music by Agnes Louise Wilcox and William Rennie.
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High Point College
Ne Oe
Fountain
Robert's Hall
Allen Austin
Helen Cameron
Hildreth Gabriel
Nancy Parham
Virginia Dixon
Verel Ward
Rebecca Coble
Sidney Brame
Agnes Louise Wilcox
William Rennie
Mary Margaret Bates
Elizabeth Pirtle
William Barnhouse
G. W. Holmes
Paramount Seeks High Point's Oldest Mother for Mother's Day
The Paramount theater and local sponsors will honor High Point's oldest mother with a day of entertainment on Mother's Day and gift her a three month season pass. Flora bouquet and portrait are offered by Ellington Floral and Dodamead, with transport provided by a special automobile. Residents are invited to mail a nomination form by Tuesday noon, with the oldest mother to be announced next Wednesday.
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Paramount Theater
United States Congress
Woodrow Wilson
High Point
Paramount
Ellington Floral Company
Dodamead
Adress
Trinity Consolidated Honor Roll Lists Announced
A. R. Bullock, principal, released Trinity Consolidated schools honor rolls excluding high school grades. The list includes students on the perfect attendance honor roll and those on the honor roll without perfect attendance, highlighting many named pupils across two categories.
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Trinity Consolidated Schools
A. R. Bullock
Bullock
Thaddeus Best
Jackie Proctor
James Swiggett
Cletus Spencer
Curtis Pitt
John Mickles
Lucian Smith
Jerry Williams
Josephine Albertson
Betsy Lou Elliott
Jacqueline Heisig
Helen Hughes
Eva Hill
Opal Myers
Paul Myers
Opal Wall
Junior Cox
Mildred Copeland
Dorothy Holbrook
Arnold Lee Heilig
Peggy Boyles
Jacquelin Aldridge
Annie Dell Myers
Billy Pugh
Richard Reddick
Bruce Woodell
Profus Wood
Bobby William
Norma Jean Burge
Jewel Steed
Maxine Klass
Magalene McDowell
Wanda Mae Lambeth
Joel Williams
Opal Klass
Edith Lawrence
Lucille Redding
Conner Yates
Ruby Lee Hill
Frances Gatewood
Bettie McDowell
Helen Meredith
Aileen Tatum
Ruby Wall
James Hartsell
Robert Payne
Leoma Bundy
Nancy Croker
Jewel Kiass
Ruth Miller
Doris Pugh
Mildred Yow
Hazel Boyles
Betty Z. Collins
Alice Royals
Otto Welborn
Jack Crouse
Jimmie Ledwell
Hudson Nance
Evelyn Craven
Paul Proctor
Dorothy Parrish
Iris Payne
Charles Fulp
Charles’ Briles
Leon Reddick
Hilda Johnson
Leon Corder
Doris Royals
Carolyn Beeson
Faye Steed
Mary White
Ray Underwood
Billy K. Hughes
Elwin Hughes
Willie Mae Tatum
Dorris Farlow
Frances O. Peace
Kathaleen Bullins
Emma Farlow
Billie Fulton
Emma Mae Hill
Claude Hunter
Robert Deatom
Ina Lee Steed
Emily Hunter
Cleo Rush
Jackie Bulla
Billie Osborne
Virginia Sue Steed
India Burge
Betty Lou Byrd
Della V. Martin
Doris William
Molly Younts
Julian Bullock
Loraine Dawson
Reitzel_ Parrish
Marie Brinkley
Nancy Fulp
Laura Etta Specer
Ellen Redding
Phonsa Johnson
Rita Redding
J. D
Seven High Point Furniture Firms Show in Chicago Markets
Seven High Point manufacturers are appearing in Chicago this week at the May American Furniture Mart and the May Merchandise Mart. Continental Furniture, High Point Furniture, Lambeth Furniture, aMish Furniture, and Tate Furniture are in the Furniture Mart, while Tomlinson of High Point and Williamsburg Galleries exhibit at the Merchandise Mart.
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High Point
Chicago
May American Furniture Mart
May Merchandise Mart
Continental Furniture Company
High Point Furniture Company
Lambeth Furniture Company
aMish Furniture Company
Tate Furniture Company
Furniture Mart
Tomlinson
Williamsburg
Merchndise Mart
Tax deadline threatens penalties for Guilford property owners
Deputy tax collector T R Bhort of Guilford County High Point warns owners must list property at the tax office by midnight or face a ten percent penalty on total taxes.
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T. R. Bhort
Guilford County
High Point
Twelve Babies Examined At Randolph Clinic
In Asheboro on April 30 twelve babies were examined at the monthly Well-Baby Clinic in Randolph County Health Department. Dr J H Soady led the examination with Sorosis club members Mrs Everette Boling Mrs Francis White and Mrs H L Griffin assisting. Alma Kee county health nurse helped weigh measure and examine the infants and provide mothers with health guidance.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Health Department
J. H. Soady
Sorosis Club
Everette Boling
Francis White
H. L. Griffin
Alma Kee
Twi Night Sing at Randolph County Courthouse
The annual Twi Night Sing will be presented Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Randolph County courthouse by the Randolph County Training School singers. Local colored people will take part and sing spirituals and other music. L. W. Boykin will direct the school singers. Public invited.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph County Training School
L. W. Boykin
Lion cub birth weight fact noted
The article states that lion cubs seldom weigh more than a pound at birth. It highlights the small initial size of newborn cubs and underscores typical birth weight expectations in lions.
Thomasville Voters Face Mon Polls On Local Officials
Thomasville voters head to polls Monday to choose between the Fair Tax League slate led by D W Maddox and a continuation of the current council. Names targeted include Prevette Westmoreland Z V Crutchfield Arthur Black Tom Johnson H R Deaton against incumbents D A Long Jr M L Bales J R Blair Henry Holton Harry Lee Lambeth and Charles F Phillips. North ward polling at the fire station South ward at the Masonic Temple. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM with 3011 registered voters the largest city total ever.
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Thomasville
Fair Tax League
D. W. Maddox
Prevette Westmoreland
Z. V. Crutchfield
Arthur Black
Tom Johnson
H. R. Deaton
D. A. Long, Jr
M. L. Bales
J. R. Blair
Henry Holton
Harry Lee Lambeth
Charles F. Phillips
G. A. Evans
The
North Ward
North Side
South Ward
Masonic Temple
New Faculty Member Arrives at Asheboro School
Alma Vickery a commercial teacher from Glen Alpine arrives to take over for Mrs Juanita Taylor Bishop who resigned due to illness. Vickery will continue the class through examination period.
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Alma Vickery
Glen Alpine
Juanita Taylor Bishop
Miss Vickery
Fair Tax League to Hold Final Rally in Thomasville
Thomasville officials announce the Fair Tax League will convene a final rally at 7 30 tonight in the Recorder's court room on Salem street. Local residents and League ticket candidates will speak, with loudspeakers for on street listeners.
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Thomasville
Fair Tax League
Recorder's Court
Salem Street
League
Arrow Found Deep in Pine Log at Cedar Grove
Manley Ashworth, a 25 year old Cedar Grove Township farmer, discovered an iron arrow embedded in a knot inside a rotted pine log. He had first found it 25 years ago while cutting kindling and recently exposed it again.
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Ashworth
Asheboro
Manley Ashworth
Cedar Grove
Submarine Patents Issued in United States in 1852
The article notes that the first US patents for submarines were granted in 1852, marking an early milestone in underwater propulsion technology and naval innovation.
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United States
Enterprise Subscription Agent Seeks Thomasville Readers
Mr. Thad Hedrick of Thomasville is the Enterprise subscription representative for the area. Residents missing issues or wanting to subscribe should call 2417. Mrs. Moyer Mendenhall, also in Thomasville, is the Enterprise correspondent for the region. news items should be reported by calling 437.
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Thad Hedrick
Thomasville
Enterprise
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