Panthers Fall As Elites Stop Panthers Cold
In a tough conference clash High Point’s Whitley leads with 12 points as Kion and Gardner pace Elon defense against a stifling Christian offense. Center Pearce and Hampton anchor Elon’s front line in a 40 to 19 setback amid a game of substitutions and late scoring gaps.
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Panthers
Furman Bishern College
Point College
Horse Hendrickson
Christians
LEY Stars
Lloydley
Hobson
Remseur
Chris
John Henry Pearce
Hughston
Panther
Scisgs
Keene
Lombardy
Appalachian
Lincoln Manzi
Elon
Ardy
Fresh‘Hartnett
Hampton
Idy
Elons
Edrickson
Whitley
Manzi
Gardere
Scor
Gardner
William Penn Suffers Double Defeat by Dudley High
William Penn High School’s teams fell to James B. Dudley High School of Greensboro in a pair of close games on Wednesday night. The girls lost 17 to 16 with standout guards Georgiana Hairston and Eula Mae Dunlap, while the boys were 81 to 37. Dudley forward Isabella DeJournette led the girls with 13 points. Brittain led Dudley with 15 in the boys game. William Penn_NEXT plays at Winston-Salem tonight.
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Dudley
William Penn High School
James B. Dudley High School
Greensboro
William Penn Girls
Georgiana Hairston
Eula Mae Dunlap
James B. Dudley
Isabell DeJournette
William Penn Boys
Dudley Panthers
Columbus Tribble
Haywood Mills
Virgeous Gould
Panthers
Brittain
Williams
Winston-Salem
Emperor Jones Play Tonight by Richard B. Harrison Players
The Richard B. Harrison Players of A and T College Greensboro present Eugene O Neill Emperor Jones in Harrison Auditorium this evening at 8. Prof. Charles Green directs the production.
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Emperor Jones
Richard B. Harrison
College
Greensboro
Eugene O'Neill
Harrison Auditorium
Charles Green
Philadelphia visitors aid ill Philadelphia sister
Mrs. Daisy Toomer and her daughter Carrie Bell of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Mollie Brummell at 1314 Furlough Street. Brummell, sister of Mrs. Toomer, has been ill since Monday. Miss Toomer is a senior at Girls' High School, Philadelphia.
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Daisy Toomer
Carrie Bell
Philadelphia
Penn
Mollie Brummell
Furlough Street
First Baptist Church Announces Regular Sunday Services
Announcement states regular Sunday evening services will be held at the First Baptist Church. Reverend L P Gregg from Henderson, noted as a forceful speaker, will preach at both services. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
L. P. Gregg
Henderson
Babson Critiques Government Use of Economy as Front
Babson argues that economy talk is a sham as deficits rise and tax plans threaten growth. He cites past deficits, calls for broad tax bases, and warns against a new wealth tax aimed at funding defense. He insists voters face biased choices in an election year.
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New Deal
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Gallup
Henry Ford
J. P. Morgan
Alfred Sloan
Cross Word Puzzle Nursery Tale Princess
Complex crossword clues depict a nursery tale theme with horizontal and vertical entries. Answers reference princess, weapons, money, writing fluid, knots, and other tale related terms, forming a complete grid of related wordplay and character hints.
Groundhog Day As Surrealist Sees It
NEA Service presents a surrealist take on Groundhog Day noting the shift from tradition to modern art. A photo with Evelyn Ber tells 1938 Ohio beauty crown winner uses props including a doughnut carrot and galoshes to symbolize weather and shadow. Six weeks more winter is predicted with the sun shining in High Point.
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Br'er G. Hog
Evelyn Bertell
Ohio
Old Sol
High Point
Lions Club Hearing Waynick on Housing
Capus M. Waynick, chair of the local Housing Authority, outlined the U S Housing Authority and local plans at the Lions Club dinner in the Elwood Hotel. J B Fink led the program and noted club eye clinic progress. Visitors included E G Reed of High Point and Tom Einstein of Thomasville.
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United States Housing Authority
Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Capus M. Waynick
J. B. Fink
Mr. Waynick
W. B. Flaharty
Marvin L. Slate
John Bruton
B. Gibson
W. B. Britt
E. G. Reed
High Point
Tom Einstein
Thomasville
Randolph trio attends Baptist Training Union meeting in Concord
Three Randolph County men joined officers and leaders from the Baptist Training Union in Concord for a two day meeting. Darrrell Middleton of Asheboro Baptist Church Rev. R F Heath of Balfour Baptist Church and Rev. Victor L Andrews of Ramseur formed plans for a regional conference in region 5 to be held in Greensboro on April 5 and 6.
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Threek
Asheboro
Randolph County
Association of Officers and Leaders of the
Baptist Training Union
Concord
Darrell Middleton
Baptists Plan World Alliance Day Observance in Kernersville
Kernersville Baptist Church will observe Baptist World Alliance Day on February 4. Pastor Rev. C W Glosson announced the event to emphasize the enduring significance of the Baptist faith and the principles of personal freedom and church-state separation with a sermon by the pastor.
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Kernersville
Baptist World Alliance
Kernersville Baptist Church
C. W. Glosson
Humphreys Addresses College Chapel On Life Challenges
Dr. G I Humphreys president of High Point College urged students to prepare for college and future life by mastering themselves through hard work. He said college reflects life and emphasized courage, faith in self and others, trust in tomorrow, faith in God, and loyalty to country.
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G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Junior band planned in Thomasville under Douglas Danfels
A meeting is set for Monday night at 7 30 in the Main Street School auditorium to organize a Thomasville junior band. Douglas Danfels, the current band instructor for Thomasville and Ashahana, will direct the new group.
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Thomasville
Main Street
Douglas Danfels
Ashahana
Uruguay the small nation north of River Plate
Across the river from Argentina’s capital, Uruguay is a 72 000 square mile country with over 2 million people. It features mild winters and warm summers, no mountains, rivers Negro and Uruguay, and wildlife like rheas pumas and jaguars. Montevideo is its capital. the country lies south of the equator.
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Argentina
Republic of
Uruguay
Plate
Europe
Missouri
Negro
Parana
Africa
Montevideo
Vancouver
Davidson Grange Meetings Called in Davidson County
Several Grange gatherings are scheduled in Davidson County. The Pomona Grange quarterly meeting is set for February 14 at Arcadia Grange Hall. A masters and lecturers’ meeting follows February 9 at 7 30 in the home demonstrator’s office. Reedy Creek Grange convenes February 6 with Mrs C O Pickle in charge, and Reedy Creek Juvenile Grange also meets that night with Perrene Perryman. Southmont Grange holds February 5 with Lena Wrenn directing. refreshments will be served.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Pomona Grange
Arcadia
Pomona
Reedy Creek Grange
C. O. Pickle
Reedy Creek Juvenile Grange
Perrene Perryman
Southmont Grange
Lena Wrenn
Dixie Furniture to Add Four-Story Lexington Plant Addition
Dixie Furniture Company plans a four story expansion to its Lexington plant announced February 2. The project will extend the facility and enhance production capacity.
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Lexington
Dixie Furniture Company
Midwinter Slump Hits Business Activity
Business activity slipped a point this week as midwinter conditions cooled demand. The composite index stood 1.5 percent above normal, with steel, freight, power, oil, coal, and auto sectors all retreating, while retail sales remained above a year ago and storms kept sentiment cautious.
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David L. Babson
Aamfortahivahava
South
Missing Plane With Five Americans Lands in Brazil
A missing plane carrying five Americans made a forced landing at Lagoa Mangueira due to fuel shortage. Pilot James W. Alien of Ithaca New York and passengers Mrs Don Wallace Miss Frieda Zylstra Miss June Spray and Seward H Bowers were reported safe in Porto Alegre after two days unreported.
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Lagoa Mangeira
Porto Alegre
James W. Alien
Ithaca
N. Y
Don Wallace
Chicago
Dayton, Q
Frieda Zylstra
Charles Zylstra
Iowa
June Spray
Lake Forest
Seward H. Bowers
Benton Harbor
Mich
Davidson County University Banquet Planned in Lexington
Plans are shaping for the Davidson County Greater University of North Carolina banquet to be held at the American Legion Hut in Lexington on Friday night February 23. Thomasville chairman is Mrs C L White Jr with tickets set to go on sale Monday morning. Assisting are Mrs Vann Stringfield Mrs John Crowell and Mrs Tom Einstein.
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UNC
Thomasville
Davidson County
University of North Caroline
American Legion Hut
Lexington
C. L. White
Markets Suspended On Kentucky Burley Tobacco Sales
Gaps in selling schedules due to dwindling stocks were evident as no auctions were held today at Mt Sterling Glasgow and Richmond with a chance that other markets might suspend sales as well.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Glasgow
Richmond
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