Be Yourself Sermon At First Presbyterian Church
Morning services feature a sermon by the pastor titled Be Yourself. The program lists Prelude Dorology Invocation The Chimes Hymn 205 Come Holy Spirit Heavenly Dove Scripture Lesson Prayer Hymn 403 For a Heart to Praise My God Offertory Solo Clarence Schultheiss Sermon Be Yourself Benediction Silent Prayer Postlude.
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First Presbyterian Church
Holy Spirit
Heavenly Dove
Watts
Wesley
Clarence Schultheiss
Havergal
UC Summer School Adds Motion Picture Law Course
The University of California summer session introduces a new course on motion picture law as part of its expanded offerings.
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University of California Summer School
Konjola Promises Quick Relief for Chronic Ailments
An advertising feature touts Konjola as a breakthrough remedy for stomach liver kidney troubles and neuritis. Prominent claims cite the Konjola Man at Main Drug Company 105 South Main Street High Point sharing case histories including John R. Farr of 403 Highland Avenue.
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South Main Street
High Point
John R. Farr
Highland Avenue
Konjola
Wheat Advances Despite Fights Increased Demand
Chicago August 17 Friends of higher prices for wheat lifted the market despite opposition. Bad threshing advices from Canada supported buying for future deliveries. Sharp rises in Liverpool quotations and talk of U S farmers in the northwest holding back wheat to seek a larger advance fueled the move.
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Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
List of names from High Point and surrounding areas
Long roster of individuals across North and South Carolina towns tied to school listings and staff. Names include Eleanor Armfield Monroe Rachel Aycock Dunn Edna Bingham Huntersville Dandridge Blakey Charlottesville Virginia Luna Daile Bradford Buargaw Virginia Calhoun Ninety Six South Carolina Maude Carter Hartwell Georgia Helen Dickson Crawford Bettie Pearl Fleming Greenville Ellen Fletcher Salisbury Angelica Fraser Florence South Carolina Mrs A E Frazier Bertha Frost High Point and many others listed with roles such as teachers and administrators.
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D. Alston
Hopeville
Meek Beard
Cornelius
Leila Bell
Dawson
Muriel C. Bullwinkle
Gastonia
Sarese Ellerbe
Florence
D. C
James Ellington
High Point
Mary Miller
Faulkner
Chapel Hill
Flossie Marie Foster
Mae Graham
Fayetteville
E. J. Harbison
Laura Mabel Haywood
Raleigh
Grace Henderson
Monroe
E. T. Howell
Roanoke Rapids
Josephine Hege
Rosemary
Essie Dale Hunter
Holly Springs
Louise Hunter
W. C. King
Elizabeth Lindsay
Chester
S. C
W. E. Marlette
Robi. K. Marshall
May M. Meador
Penelope C. Morgan
Wylliesburg
M. Shannon Morton
Clarksville
Henry Grady Owens
M. L. Patrick
Elon College
Ruth O. Wofford
Woodruff
Ida Young
Cedartown
Eleanor Armfield
Rachel Aycock
Dunn
Edna Bingham
Huntersville
Dandridge Blakey
Charlottesville
Luna Daile Bradford
Buargaw
Virginia Calhoun
Ninety-Six
Maude Carter
Hartwell
Helen Dickson
Annie Bell Noel
Margaret Perryman
Welcome
Kathleen Spain
Greenville
Sallie Spratt
Hickory
C. E. Sullivan
Myrtle Titman
Lowell
Mary Washburn
Spindale
Louise Allen
Spartanburg
Frances Ayres
Nichols
Emily Lucile Barnett
Salem
Esther Bivens
Winifred Bodie
Leslie Bowling
Joesboro
Martha Deaton
Statesville
Mreé L. B. Dutton
Sarah Edwards
Suffolk
Mayme Ellis
Millboro
Martha Finch
Fort Lawn
Gladys Foust
Berta Fowler
Orangeburg
Mas Frazier
Evelyn Gallant
Charlotte
Laura Beth Gaylor
Magnolia
Canolia Geddie
Erwin
Louise Givems
Springfield S. C
Catherine Grantham
Conviction and Sympathy Highlight Quaker Memorial Speech
Dr. Lindley urged practical ideals and conviction as core elements of moral life, stressing a social need for stable values. The afternoon memorial to Francis T. King praised the Baltimore Friends for postwar reconstruction, education, and agricultural aid, with John J. Blair reappointed president of the Memorial Association.
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George Fox
Carrie A. Nation
Lindley
Francis T. King
Robert Frazier
Greensboro
Joseph Moore
Allen Jay
Baltimore Association of Friends
Quakers
South
Organization of Friends
Springfield
Imeptus
Baltimore Association
Baltimore
North Carolina
Blair
David Farlowe
Cyrus Frazier
John J. Blair
Memorial Association
Oscar E. Wilson
Emma Blair
Amanda Mattocks
Endowment Fund
Myrtle Tomlinson
Martha FE. Blai
Preacher Seeks State Executioner Post in North Carolina
Reverend Arthur T. Abernethy of Rutherford College applied for North Carolina’s state executioner job. He proposed choosing his own victims and joked about enjoying the work, a suggestion that reportedly led to his application being refused.
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Arthur Talmage Abernethy
Rutherford College
Burke County
George Ross Poll
Sheol
Electric Limited
West Virginia
Gardner
List of Negro Teachers for High School Positions
A roster of names and hometowns for African American teachers associated with various high schools. Includes George F. Allen of High Point Emilie M. Birdsall Raleigh Lu cille J. Benjamin Brunswick Ga and many others across North Carolina Virginia Georgia and beyond.
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George F. Allen
High Point
Emilie M. Btrdsall
Raleigh
Lucille J. Benjamin
Brunswick
Eugene E. Gibson
Eaton
Ophelia T. Griffin
Alfred Griffin
V. A. Peeler
Greensboro
Ethel Mebane Perara
Clemmons
A. P. Richardson
Pittsburgh
Thenia Brincefield
Maggie M. Brooks
Kernersville
Wanda Coleman
Julia F. Irvin
Margaret L. Johnson
Springfield
Mass
L. M. LeGrand
L. B. McKan
L. S. Merritt
Flossie J. Parker
Tarboro
Cornelia B. Reid
Ava Robinson
Kittie Belle Thomas
Buford
Blanche Whitted
Terah L. Kitten
Winston-Salem
Janie Key Williame
Wilkesboro
Helen Wynn
Petersburg
Fairview
S B. Davis
Kate Florence Dockery
New York
Mytrolene L Grave
Jackson
Tenn
Marion Miles
Ashington
D. C
Nettie C. Moss
Pauline F. Payne
Washington
Thelma M. Ray
Hampton
E. Louise Reynolds
Winston-Sal
Principals and attendees named in Dallas gathering
Elizabeth Rhyme from Dallas and Louise Walden from High Point are listed with Mat tie C Robinson of Atlanta and others as principals. E. E. Cartright O. E. Davie and S. Whitted are identified from High Point.
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Elizabeth Rhyme
Dallas
Mattie C. Robinson
Atlanta, Ga
Louise Walden
High Point
E. E. Cartright
O. E. Davie
S. Whitted
School rental system arouses debate among educators
Professor Andrew notes few systems abandon rentals after trial. He says rentals mainly serve economy and convenience for parents, though they add to school administration duties.
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Andrew
Penney’s Names New Manager for Tacoma Store
The article announces a new manager for the big Penney store in Tacoma. The executive will oversee operations in the region and supervise two smaller Penney stores in the city of 125,000. He arrives with his wife and one child after five years in the Penney organization.
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Ton Gues
Penney
Tacoma
Elke
Schedule of State Council Meeting at Sheraton Hotel
Junior block from the Sheraton hosts a state council meeting with timing: 3 10 p m conferring degree 3 30 roll call 3 35 minutes reading minutes 3 49 reports 3 45 nominating speeches limited to five minutes 2 minutes seconding speeches 4 15 reports of committees 5 p m address by Honas L Wilmeth national secretary 5 45 introductions of resolutions and business 6 p m announcements and more.
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Sheraton Hotel
State Council
Honas L. Wilmeth
Mational
Hanomer C. Stubbs
Chas E. Brewer
Public meeting agenda for state council events in Cesé
A detailed schedule lists 8 p m opening by J W Sechrest at the high school auditorium on Jones street with invocational and welcome addresses. Afternoon sessions include openings, resolutions, officer elections, eulogies, memoriam remarks, balloting, and final adjournment at 5 30 p m with installation of officers.
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High School
Jones Street
J. W. Sechrest America
R. Paul Caudill
State Council
Lexington
High Point
C. A. York
Stock continues overseas amid Talkie movie boom
Presentations will be sent south this year as Talkie movie popularity grows. New York producers report strong demand driving expansion and broader distribution.
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New York
City Councilmay Weigh Vaudeville Plans This Winter
Officials consider bringing vaudeville to the American Theater this winter, as the idea of sending expensive show folk to smaller cities faces caution about risk and travel costs.
Wonder He's Alive Doctor Tells Of Bizarre Hunger Test
A judge recounts a bizarre medical case where a patient reportedly ate unusual items including marbles sand a penny matches and a key ring after being prescribed baby food The patient claims no relief from symptoms and seeks evaluation and care.
Prisoners Exchange Banter Sparks Courtroom Gaffe
A brief misquote exchange echoes in a courtroom as a defendant objects to a$1 and five kisses remark. The dialogue reflects a quirky, informal moment amid formal proceedings.
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Grady R. Moore
Valera Moore
Scotland Neck
Lucille Morrison
Martha Morrison
Hartsville
Charlotte Nelson
Irene Olivie
Syiva
Ella Agnes Ormand
Bessemer City
Bernice Parsons
Pickens
Leone Perry
Creedmoor
Ida Mungan Pickens
Martha Louise Pierce
Beaufort
Sal
Reidsville
Elizabeth Steinhardt
Franklin
Elizabeth Stewart
Rocky Mount
Mary I. Tinnin
Mary Ellen Tipton
Swannanoa
Mae Vaughan
Nan Vaughan
Blanche Wagner
Elizabeth B. Wannamaker
Columbia
Jean Ward
Wake Forest
Beatrice C. Warner
Staunton
Louise Weaver
Weaverville
Ruth Welborn
Mildred
Marian Burgess
Summerton
Virginia Frank
Charleston
Ira Hensley
Maxwell Jones
Auburn
Ala
Edna Morgenthaler
Lewis L. Stookey
T. Wingate Andrews
L. R. Johnston
R. E. Rawson
Paylor
Woodsdale
Johnson
R. F. J. Johnson
Ray
Claude A. Smith
Elm
D. P. Whitley
Cloverdale
Ada Blair
E. M. Shipman
Oak Hill
Parson
David A. Stanton
Chas. E. Hamilton
Chas. E. Brewer
Orphans Home
Council
R. M. Kendall
M. W. Lincke
J. I. White
Brother B. S. Nissen
John F. Reynolds
Aeea
Universal Auto
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Gate City Motor CO
Wrenn Street
South Main St
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