Princess Cafe to Mark Tenth Anniversary With Special Service
The Princess Cafe on North Main Street in High Point celebrates ten years of service since opening December 15, 1922. Founders Bob Kiriakides John Cavas and Tom Thompson opened the cafe with partners from Winston-Salem and New York and later expanded in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Princess Cafe
North Main Street
Bob Kiriakides
John Cavas
Tom Thompson
Cavas
New York
Winston-Salem
Kiriakides
Thomp
Princess
Beautiful Dining Room of Princess Cate Headed by Kiriakides Heirs
After the 1929 death of Mr. Kiriakides general manager Mr Cavan and Mr Thompson bought the late owner's interest and became sole owners. The dining room has long attracted high class patrons and built a solid regional reputation with a 12 person staff. The article notes furniture and service improvements and a steady patronage since opening.
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Sop
Kiriakides
Cavan
Thompson
Medieval Christmas Pageant At Duke Chapel
Duke university chapel hosts a medieval Christmas service sponsored by the Faculty club under Prof. H. E. Spence. Carols by carillon and chorus lead by J. Foster Barnes precede tableaux of famous Christmas paintings staged by Prof. A. T. West with a double quartet performing. The Faculty club dinner and party follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
Faculty Club
H. E. Spence
Lawrence Clarke
Prof
A. T. West
Auto tag sales ready to start across North Carolina
Raleigh December 14 All was in readiness today at 50 offices statewide to begin auto tag sales with agents prepared to issue licenses and collect fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
L. S. Harris
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Harris
Automobile Department
Raleigh
Weldon Plans New Bank Organizing with Stockholders
Weldon North Carolina will organize a new bank with stockholders from the old Bank of Weldon. State bank commissioner Gurney P. Hood approved the plans. J L Suiter of Rocky Mount arrived to help finalize the arrangements as Weldon aims to open in the new year.
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Gurney P. Hood
Weldon
J. L. Suiter
Rocky Mount
Duke Student Wins Rhodes Scholarship in Southeast
Merriman Cunninggim of Duke University along with Fenton A. Gentry and John Page Williams of Virginia and William A. McRae of Florida were named the 1933 Rhodes scholarship recipients for the Southeast. Clark Howell Jr., business manager of the Atlanta Constitution, chaired the district committee that made the awards. Each winner will receive 400 pounds sterling annually for three years at Oxford.
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Atlanta
Merriman Cunninggim
Duke University
Fenton A. Gentry
John Page Williams
University of Virginia
William A. McRae
University of Florida
Southeastern
United States
Clark Howell, Jr
Atlanta Constitution
Oxford University
England
Would-Be Attorneys Must File Intentions By Thursday Noon
North Carolina bar exam entrants must file written notice of intention with the Supreme Court clerk by noon Thursday December 15. Notices are required 45 days before the January examination date.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Supreme Court
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