Banquet And Ball Features Of Dancing Masters Program
Speaking Tuesday evening as guest of honor of the banquet of the Dancing Masters of North Carolina, J. F. Abel urged high dance standards and global goodwill at the Sheraton. Fifty teachers and students attended as Miss Jacqueline Dorminy presided. Fran Scanlan of Chicago showcased tap, while Duke Barron’s orchestra accompanied a post banquet ball with a diverse floor show from Raleigh, Greensboro, High Point and Mooresville studios.
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Dancing Masters of
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
J. F. Abel
Department of Education
Washington
South
Abel
Jacqueline Dorminy
Fran Scanlan
Chicago
Coke Cecil
Dance recital cast list from Norwood and Jacqueline studios
The Norwood Studios of Salisbury and Albemarle present a diverse program with Mexican Castanet Dance Ruth Efird Barcarolle Ruth Efird You've Got to Eat Your Spinach Baby Bobby Talbert There's a Small Hotel Bobby Talbert Streamline Tap Katherine Wagoner Winter Wonderland Katherine Wagoner and Mary Henley Austrian and Roumanian National Dances Mary Henley Katherine Wagoner From Jacqueline Dorming Studios Winston Salem Adagio Team Nellie Adams Charles Vance Tap Solo What Did the Blue Jay Say Martha Hinkle St Louis Blues Carol Jean Mickle Doll Dance Jump Rope Tap Sarah Ann Slanter La Petite Danseuse Nellie Gray Adams Fraidy Cat Sally Ann Borthwick Break Rhythm Alma Moore And more studios represented in a partial list.
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High Point
W. E. Davis
Ellen Douglas Norwood
Helen Lutes
Charlotte
Margaret Wall
Greensboro
Betty Lloyd Tandy
Durham
A. Louise Williams
Raleigh
Evelyn Harris
Margaret Peele Brockwell
Duke Barron
Norwood
Salisbury
Ruth Eaird
Betty Hunt
Dickie Mitchell
Louise Williams
Dick Burnett
Davis
Betty Warner
Valse Gracieuse
Lutes
Mooresville
Ruth Efird
Dixie
Dorminy
Winston- Salem
Alma Moore
St. Louis
Fran Scanlan
Onnr
Coun
Erica Ransome
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Ransome
San Carlos Grand Opera Ballet
Jack Juveneau
Jean Rein
Ransome
W. &. Davis
Aida Ingram
Patricia Hubbard
Gena Glen Brown
Diane Tucker
Kathleen van Loan
Nancy Barker
Molly Lambeth
Martha Phillips
Betty Bury
Barbara Burton
Jacqueline Harbinson
Meredith Slane
Christine Leonard
Margie Barker
Shirley Pierce
Betty Martin
Anne Bain
Peggy Yow
Rachel Léonard
Rebecca Dunn
Anne Shuford
Virginia Perry
Martha Burton
Carlene Kaneer
Betty Beck
Frances Rothrock
Betty Ann Rankin
Wilma Leonard
Gloria Hayworth
Mary Long
Darla Dean Evans
Nellie Jones
Millicent Marsh
Janet Crews
Anne Wood
Billy
Saliabury
Albemarle
Bobby Talbert
Katherine Wagoner
Winter Wonderland
Mary Henley
Jacqueline Dorming
Miss Helen Clark to Discuss China's Outlook Tonight
Miss Helen Clark dean of Women at Soochow University in China on leave for Yale will address Wesley Memorial church during the mid week prayer service on the subject China Faces the New Year. She is spending the Christmas holidays with her family and is well informed on the Chinese political and social situation.
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Helen Clark
Soochow University
Soochow
China
Yale
Wesley Memorial Church
Clark
Police recover stolen dresses from church grounds
Police yesterday recovered three of five dresses and other women’s apparel stolen from a parked car at the Sheraton hotel the night before. BE Bennett of Growing Rapids N C said his car door was forced and today his wife identified the clothing as her property. The articles were found strewn on the ground at the rear of Wesley Memorial church.
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Sheraton Hotel
BE. F. Bennett
Growing Rapids
N. C
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles Stores Co Is To Give Bonus
NEW YORK, Dec. 80. B. & Hornstein announced after being elected president of the Charles Stores Co on December 22 a bonus for employers. A full week's salary will go to those employed over six months, and half a week's pay to workers with less than six months service. The bonus will be paid December 31 to all non executive staff not in a profit sharing plan.
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New York
B.&. Hornstein
Charles Stores Co
Ring Jr Elected President of American Club
Clifton A Ring Jr a prominent druggist of C A Ring and Sons was chosen president of the American Club at the Elwood hotel weekly dinner succeeding James B Moffitt who led the group the past six months Other officers were John W Clinard Jr first vice president Charles T Parker second vice president D A Rawley corresponding secretary W Chase Idol Jr recording secretary Arthur Fidler re elected treasurer Odell L Day Jr servant at arms O A Kirkman Holt McPherson Dr George T Wood and Dick White were elected to the board along with retiring members Herman H Smith Frank Robbins Dr ci Davis and KB W Freeser Walter F E Criseman won the attendance prize.
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Clifton A. Ring, Jr
C. A. Ringe and Sons
Elwood Hotel
James 8. Moffitt
John W. Clinard, Jr
W. K. McCain
Charles T. Parker
Holt McPherson
George T. Wood
Dick White
Herman H. Smith
Frank Robbins
Ci Davis
KB. W. Freezer
Walter FE. Criseman
States boast unemployment insurance laws under new federal act
Washington Dec 30 Thirty five states have enacted unemployment insurance laws the social security board reported with Delaware possibly joining before year end. A Kentucky law was rushed in for approval while Arkansas Florida Georgia Illinois Kansas Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada North Dakota Washington and Wyoming were seen as missing the deadline. About 17 000 000 workers are covered and employers in non insured states face a 1 percent federal payroll tax due by January 31. John G Winant said protections extend to those at risk of idleness.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Delaware
Kentucky
Security Board
District of Columbia
John G. Winant
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Ilinois
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
Wyoming
Congressmen Study Minimum Wage Hour Measure
Congressmen began a new study of federal actions to enforce minimum wage and hour standards. President Roosevelt, noting the breakdown of NRA labor standards, indicated a federal move was likely, though he did not outline the form it would take. News from Washington on December 30.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Women clubs, 705 members. 4-H groups 296 girls in county
Statesville dispatch reports that Iredell county has 20 women’s clubs with 705 members and 13 4-H clubs serving 296 girls. Mrs. Mary Brown, home demonstration agent, notes active community involvement.
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Statesville
Mary Brown
Irede! County
Forsyth County Tax Receipts Exceed Expenditures by 49049.68
A final audit shows Forsyth County tax receipts totaling 49049.68 more than expenditures in the 1935-36 fiscal year.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Severe Penalties For All Drivers Without Permits
A court threatens severe penalties for drivers charged with lacking state permits. The judge orders initial permit acquisition, then imposes costs, culminating in a $25 fine plus costs and a driving ban until a permit is obtained. The ruling emphasizes mandatory permit compliance from the new year onward.
Last Day To Secure 1937 License Plates Warned
Thursday is the final day for motorists to obtain 1937 state and city license plates. Those who operate vehicles without valid tags will face arrest and fines. Millard Todd of the Carolina Motor Club warns no extension will be granted and urges motorists to visit the local office tomorrow. Police will check city residents, and violators will be cited in court.
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Millard Todd
Carolina Motor Club
Todd
Torista
Mrs Agnes Jackson Taken By Death At Sophia Home
Mrs Agnes Jackson 64 wife of W Reid Jackson of Sophia died Monday night after months of illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Old Union church near Sophia with interment in the church cemetery. She was born October 17, 1872 in Montgomery county. Surviving: husband, one daughter Mrs Ira Willard of High Point, three sons Lucy and John Jackson of Sophia and Joe Jackson of Steeda, three sisters and three brothers.
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Agnes Jackson
W. Reid Jackson
Sophia
Old Union Church
Jackson
Montgomery County
Arch Freeman
Lucy Ward Freeman
Ira Willard
High Point
Lucy
John Jackson
Joe
Postal Holiday Friday No Mail Delivery Observed
Postmaster S C Clark announces New Year holiday Friday with no mail delivery in the city. General delivery window open 9 30 to 12, other windows closed, offices resume Saturday. Banks also close Friday. National Park Service and Lot Conservation Service offices close Thursday afternoon through Monday morning for New Year holidays.
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S.C. Clark
National Park Service
Lot Conservation Service
New Equipment Placed In Office At Furniture Exposition
New office equipment has been installed in Paul W. Casey’s office, manager of the Southern Furniture Exposition building. Mahogany furniture replaces older pieces including two desks a table two wastepaper baskets two telephone stands and a Burgundy broadroom rug with four mahogany chairs in blue leather. The office buzzes as preparations begin for the furniture market opening January 18 and running through January 30.
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Paul W. Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church Hosts Shower for Rev White
The Cherry Street Presbyterian Church will entertain Rev. and Mrs. C H White with a reception Friday evening from 8 to 10. A miscellaneous shower for the couple will be the main feature and friends of the couple are invited. Miss Marjorie Emmins of Norfolk Virginia is visiting her mother Mrs Emmins in Trinity.
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C. H. White
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Emmins
Norfolk, Va
Emmins
Trinity
Death of Mrs Mary Jackson In Asheboro
Mrs Mary Jackson 64 wife of Reid Jackson of Sophia died at a local hospital after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Ira Williard of High Point three sons Macey John of Sophia and Joe of Steeda. Funeral arrangements were not complete.
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Marry Jackson
Asheboro
Mary Jackson
Reid Jackson
Sophia
Ira Williard
High Point
Macey
John
Joe
Steeda
Richmond Times-Dispatch columnist Harry Tucker dies at 71
Harry Tucker, dean of Richmond newspapermen and longtime columnist for The Richmond Times-Dispatch, died early today after a lingering illness. He was 71.
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Richmond
Harry Tucker
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Local Post Office Completes Security Form Work
Twelve temporary post office workers will finish processing security forms tonight. About 16,000 workers in local firms received identification numbers, with post office staff handling forms 88 4 and 88 5 in cooperation with the Social Security Board regional office. Applicants may still visit the post office to complete forms and obtain their cards. Changes of address and jobs need not be reported at the post office as employers forward updates to Washington. One regular employee will finish the task after January 1.
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Socar
C. Clark
Clark
Socialecurity Board
Washington
Post Office
John Whitt Freed After Second Capture
Greensboro man John Whitt was freed again after arrest twice in 24 hours linked to attempted burglaries. He was first taken Monday on suspicion of involvement in a South Boston Virginia robbery, released on 500 bond. A second arrest followed after three others were captured in Aberdeen and Southern Pines. Whitt was not identified in those cases and released. The trio held for a Monday hearing were Isaac Coltrane 33 Nettie Jackson 33 of Greensboro and W M Barber 29 of Durham.
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Greensboro
John Whitt
Whitt
South Boston
Aberdeen
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Isaac Coltrane
Nettie Jackson
W. M. Barber
Durham
Peace Negotiations Stall In 62 Day Maritime Strike
In San Francisco on December 30 the Pacific coast maritime strike talks were at a standstill with some sources saying congressional action may be needed. Only one of seven unions remained unsettled while the government mediator Edward F. McGrady prepared to return to Washington. Offshore shipowners planned talks with radio telegraph sets representatives after dealings with licensed personnel officers and engineers collapsed.
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San. Francisco
Pacific Coast
Governmnt
Edward F. McGrady
Washington, D. C
Carolina Service Station Robbed in Daylight Break-In
Police say the Carolina Service Station at 761 East Washington Street was broken into between 7 and 8 this morning while the attendant was away with his wife. About 14 to 15 dollars were stolen from the cash box after the door lock was forced. The overnight worker, who sleeps on site, locked the building before departing. Juveniles were questioned around noon as part of the investigation.
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Carolina
East Washington Street
Rambling Reporter Follows City Leaders at Transportation Pageant
Mayor C. Grayson and City Manager Knox attended the Romance of Transportation pageant in Winston-Salem. The city has just abandoned streetcars in favor of buses across all districts.
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C. 8. Grayson
BE. M. Knox
Winston-Salem
City offices close Friday for New Year observance
All city departments other than emergency services will be closed Friday in observance of New Year’s Day, announced City Manager B. M. Knox. The closure affects general administration and non essential functions, with emergency staff continuing operations as required.
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B. M. Knox
Scientific World Battles Over Old Decimal T
In Atlantic City on December 30, scientists heatedly debate whether the electron’s electric charge is 4.51 times 10 to the minus tenth power, a shift from Millikan’s 4.774 value. The quarrel centers on a fundamental constant with vast industrial implications, including neon tubes and X-ray tech, and reflects pure scientific principle beyond commercial stakes.
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Atlantic City
Robert Millikan
America
Millikan
Tor Ie Nobel
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Colege
Tory
Woman and Two Men Sought Today For Highway Robbery
Canton officers hunted a gunwoman and two men after Haywood county farmer Bob Green reported a 5:30 am hold up on Crabtree road eight miles west of Canton. A woman in a car challenged him with a pistol and the two men searched his pockets taking ninety one dollars. A radio alarm was sent for the trio.
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Canton
Bob Green
Haywood County
Green
Crabtree Road
Here
Waynesville
Crown Estates Include About Six Thousand Acres
A historical note states that around $5 980 acres form part of the agricultural estates owned by the British crown. The figure reflects the extent of royal land holdings used for farming and related activities.
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Ane Yen
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High Point, N. C
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Colored News
Harry Tucker Diles
Scientific World
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North Main Street
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