High Approval Here For N. C. Symphony Orchestra
Echoes of praise flow after the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra concerts here. 1300 children attend the matinee directed by Lamar Stringfield and Quinto Maganini as audiences erupt with enthusiasm and extra pieces are played. The second concert at the Junior High open with Oberon Overture and Dvorak New World Largo, then Maganini conducts Ornithological Suite, Cripple Creek and Banjo, closing with Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Stringfield
Quinto Maganini
Mozart
Grieg
Brahms
Whithorne
Gottschalk
Stringfield
Chabrier
Ray Street
Elm Street
Amos
Oak Hill
W. B. Hall
Weber
Cripple Creek
Sanaa Stringfield
Betsy Ross Bevis Tie In Asheboro Then Harrison Groom
Miss Betsy Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ross Asheboro wed Joseph C Bevis of Harrison Ohio in Rye New York December 9 at the home of Rev and Mrs John R Henry Attendant Bertha Spéar maid of honor Best man Paul Cavenaugh New York City Bride wore peacock blue tunic with Russian violets She is a Mary Baldwin and Northwestern alumna Delta Delta Delta member Groom Miami University Northwestern graduate now in government service They plan to live in New York City after January 1 1934.
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Asheboro
Betsy Ross
Arthur Ross
Joseph C. Bevis
Harrison
Ohio
John R. Henry
Rye
New York
Bertha Spéar
Paul Cavenaugh
New York City
Bevis
Mary Baldwin
Staunton
Virginia
North Western University
Evanston, Ill
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miami University
Northwestern
Final Services Held For Mrs. Mary Ward
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ward widow of W. L. Ward were held at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. H. O. Miller and others officiating. The church was filled. pallbearers included H. J. Willard and J. S. Green. interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Mary Ward
W. L. Ward
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
J. M. Hilliard
O. L. Ruth
N. Royal
R. D. Covington
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
Jesus
Green Street
H. J. Willard
B. H. Webb
B. T. Gladden
Raymond Newton
Glenn R. Ward
J. S.S. Green
Evelyn Ward
June Ward
Mozel Bowers
Maxine Bullard
Aldene Bullard
Margaret Edwards
Lucile Ruth
Iris Wrenn
C. Florence Cash
Zeiline Newton
Lole Jarvis
Ruby Hutchens
Doris Hicks
Louise Newton
Oakwood Cemetery
Grand Jury To Get Case of Sams and Smith Monday
Greensboro Dec 15 Special The case of Paul Sams and Robert Smith charged as accessories before the fact in the murder of William E B Davis Sumner township farmer will go to the Guilford county grand jury probably Monday and if a true bill is returned they will face trial in Superior court Tuesday The murder occurred during a robbery in which Davis father B D Davis was robbed of nearly 400 on October 18 1934 Judge Felix B Alley presiding in criminal term next week
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Greensboro
Paul Sams
Robert Smith
William EB. Davis
Sumner Township
Guilford County
Superior Court
Ralph Dill
High Point
Luther Osborne
Reuben Warner
Hayworth Revue Impresses In High Point Visit
Pat McSwain, former Rialto manager now with McHenry road show, praised Bee Hayworth’s tabloid revue. He reports Hayworth has signed a 20 week Cushman circuit contract in the western states and has a show so popular that chain bookings are being turned down.
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Hayworth
Pat McSwain
Rialto Theatre
McHenry
U. S
Bee Hayworth
Pat
Cushman
Drowned Howard Kennedy to be Buried in Thomasville
Howard Kennedy 25, a former Thomasville resident, drowned accidentally at Tacoa Florida. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy four brothers Earl Henry Edward Clifton and two sisters Ernestine and Marie. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at Russell Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Vaughn and Rev. Kennedy. Interment in Fairgrove Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Howard Kennedy
Tacoa
Fla
Ernest Kennedy
Earl Kennedy
Michigan
Henry
Edward
Clifton Kennedy
Ernestine Kennedy
Marie Kindley
Russell Funeral Home
T. C. Vaughn
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. C. Kennedy
Fairgrove Cemtery
Abbotts Creek Votes For Kerr Smith Act
In Wallburg Davidson county Abbotts Creek township tobacco growers show strong support for the Kerr Smith Act. About 90 percent of the roughly 130 signers had voted by 4 30 p m with 20 plus non signers also voting. Official returns await tabulation in Lexington.
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Wallburg
Abbotts Creek
Davidson County
Lexington
Elder All to Preach on Obedience at Carolina Theater
Elder John E. All will lecture tonight at 7 30 at the Carolina theater in an evangelistic service. The public is invited to attend.
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John E. All
John EB. All
Carolina Theater
Plan for a Junior Bar Association in High Point
A group of younger High Point lawyers invites members with seven years or less practice to a Wednesday meeting at 4 pm in the Claude Melver office to organize a Junior Bar Association. Similar groups exist in Greensboro Charlotte and Winston Salem and aim to promote ethics and legal problem study. Contact Claude Melver or Byron Haworth to attend or RSVP.
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High Point
Claude Melver
Commercial Bank
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Mr. Melver
Byron Haworth
Traffic police crack down on speeding and reckless driving
Police blotter shows motorcycle officers enforcing city traffic ordinances under Chief Friddle. Citations rise for speeding and arrests for reckless driving drunk driving and running red lights. Officers urge 20 mph in residential areas 30 mph on highways and 15 mph at intersections and school zones to cut accidents.
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W. G. Friddle
Friddle
High Point
400 Transients Held In Quarantine After Death By Meningitis
In Pueblo Colorado guards encircle the Kenwood transient camp near Florence after Perry McCollum an 18 year old from Mount Olive North Carolina died of spinal meningitis. One more case is reported while the state health department enforces a quarantine on about 400 men and boys at the camp. An airmail serum consignment was due from Kansas City to aid treatment. Connecting rods should be tightened every 20000 miles.
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Pueblo
Colo
Kenwood
Florence
Perry McCollum
Mount Olive
North Carolina
State Health Department
Kansas City
Group Philadelphia Sportsmen At Thomasville Club
Be party of prominent Philadelphia sportsmen stopping at the Thomasville Shooting Club lodge for days of hunting aided by favorable weather. Dr. Morris W. Vaux and his brother Henry Vaux are expected to arrive Monday to spend several days at the lodge with other Philadelphians Edwin Browning Edward Deal Rodney Page and Charles P. Davis among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Philaphia
Smith Reynolds
Henry Vaux
Philadelphia
Edwin Browning
Edward ©. Deal
Rodney Page
Charles P. Davis
Lost Ladies Wrist Watch Near Astor Lunch
A gold and white gold wrist watch owned by a lady is lost near Astor Lunch. If found, return to 206 Thurston Street or to the police department for a reward.
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Astor
Thurston Street
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