School funding dispute over teacher versus administrator salaries
A city education discussion centers on appropriations for salaries of teachers versus principals and superintendents. Proponents note teachers have not received large raises while principals and superintendents claim higher shares of supplemental funds. The item argues for changes in how funds are allocated under the School Act and state law.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Feu
D. L
House
Kingly
World Wonder Car visits High Point with vast exhibits
The World Wonder Car a 52 foot 6 inch portable museum will tour High Point on February 11 and 12 after a nationwide run. It showcases government and museum displays including Lincoln relics World War items a deep sea octopus and a Jivarro Indian head with other curiosities. Admission is free and the car will be parked in front of Harilee's with invitations to school children to inspect the 1001 curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chas. G. Abbott
National Museum
United States
Harllee’s, Inc
Lincoln
Jivarro
South America
India
Arabia
China
Phillipine Islands
Haiti
Mexico
Harilee
C. H. Benedict
Rehearsal Planned for Community Sing at St Mark
The second rehearsal for the forthcoming community sing will be held at St Mark M. E. church Thursday evening starting at 7 o'clock. Madame Nell Hunter leads the session.
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St. Mark
St. Mark M. E
Nell Hunter
Missionary Society Hosts Church Program Sunday Afternoon
The Missionary Society of St. Stephen A M E Zion held a Sunday program at 3 30 pm with speakers Rev Edward Dunlap and Thomas B Smith. Mrs R DeBerry supervised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society of St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Edward Dunlap
Thomas B. Smith
R. DeBerry
Dudley High to Play Here Tonight in Gymnasium
Dudley High of Greensboro meets Dudley High School in a big doubleheader at William Penn gymnasium. The game starts at 7:30 with doors opening at 7. Coach Thompson praised his team and noted they have sufficient reserve for the matchup.
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William Penn Gymnasium
Tigers
Dudley High School of
Greensboro
Thompson
Broadway Is Sleepless Hollow to Night Owls
Sleepless Hollow scene in New York nightlife lists critics and stars at gatherings across venues from American Music Hall to 21, El Morocco, Stork Club, and Cotton Club. Notables include Walter Huston, Linda Watkins, Marta Abba, Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne, Rue Sel Crouse, and Ray Bolger.
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New York
Sleepless Hollow
N. Y
American Music Hall
George Jean Nathan
Robert Benchley
Brooks Atkinson
Richard Watts, Jr
John Anderson
Death Watch
Fiim Critier
Rockefellers
Rainbow Room
Walter Huston
Linda Watkins
Marta Abba
Jean Parker
Helen Hayes
Margaret Sullavan
Noel Coward
Gertrude Lawrence
Robert KE. Sherwood
Ritz
Weat 52Nd Street
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Russia
John Q
Alfred
Sherwood
Bill Robinson
Miss Fontanne
Vandamm
Bie
Leon & Eddie
Tony
Jack White
John Perona
el Morocco
Sherman Bilingley
Wedding Shower for Mrs. Anna Belle Pike
Mrs. Anna Belle Pike was honored with a wedding shower hosted by her mother Mrs. Cora Alexander and Miss Thelma Hayes at 722 East Washington street. The event featured Valentine decorations and many gifts for the bride, Shelley Pike of 1505 Lee Street, with guests including Mrs. Hattie Jordan Mrs. Susie Chanis Mrs. Annie Bowman and others.
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Anna Belle Pike
Cora Alexander
Thelma Hayes
East
Washington Street
Valentine
Mra. Pike
Shelley Pike
Lee Street
Hattie Jordan
Susie Chanis
Annie Bowman
Roxie Hinson
Mary West
Bertha Garden
Martha Bennett
Pattie Pike
Daisy Gardener
Mary Moore
Geraldine Gillis
I. L. Robinson
White Rose club dance hosts several local women in Charlotte
Personal Mrs Lillie Christian and Misses Nora Brown Sarah Joyner and Belle Smith attended the White Rose club dance at the Charlotte armory Friday night with Miss Smith staying in Charlotte over the weekend. William Mathews, Kerneraville resident and St Paul M church member, dies at home. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM. He leaves a wife a daughter Bether six sons two brothers and one sister. William Penn Tigers beat Dudley high 18 to 14 at William Penn gym Monday night in a highly spirited game.
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Lillie Christian
Nora Brown
Sarah Joyner
Belle Smith
Charlotte Armory
Miss Smith
Charlotte
William Mathews
Kerneraville
St. Paul M. &. Church
Mr. Mathews
Bether
Winburn
Artemus
Phillip
Michaux
Dewitt
Silas
Tigers Top Gate City In Fast Basketball Grab
Both teams opened with deceptive passing as the Tigers held an edge over Gate City. Torrence led the night with points, aided by Humphrey, Smith and Brown in a 14 6 first half. Dudley fought back after the break, but the Tigers tightened defense and muted Dudley shots. Smith dominated the lane, while William Penn impression loomed on the invaders. In the girls game Moffitt and Harris led Greensboro scoring with Capel Thompson and McCollum also contributing nine points.
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Tigers
Gate City
Alston
Humphrey
Torrence
Smith
Brown
Dudley
Raina
Reynolds
Glover
Ahe
Invaders
William Penn
Moffitt
Harris
McCollum
Capel Thompson
Greensboro
Robinson
Foote
Washington
Pickett Mills Community News Highlights Local Visits and News
Miss Lonney Williams of Danville Virginia visits sister Miss Elsie Williams on Redding Street. Elsie and Lonney Williams vacationed in Lane. Birth announced for Marie to Mr. and Mrs. C B Carter Jr on February date. Chief returns to High Point after Washington trip. Lee Hemrie leaves Guilford General Hospital for Tryon Street home. George Rosse spent weekend in Greensboro. Mrs Onnie Sturgess improving after illness at Guilford General Hospital. Elmer Jones convalesces after a week illness. W A Hunt attends sister’s hospital bedside in LaGrange Georgia. Pickett Mills Troop 23 Boy Scouts meet Feb 4 at Community Hall. Tenderfoot tests passed by several. four started class test. Jack Grayson, Scribe.
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Lonney Williams
Danville
Mise Elsie Willams
Redding Street
Elsie
Lonney Wilpom
Lanis
C. B. Carter, Jr
Marie
High Point
Washington, D. C
Lee Hemrie
Guilford General Hospital
Tryon Street
George Rosse
Greensboro
Onnile Sturgess
Elmer Jones
W. A. Hunt
la Grange
Georgia
Boy Scouts
Pickett Milla
Jack Grayson
Scribe
Asbestosis Case Hearings Set For Wednesday
Charlotte Feb 9 The state industrial commission will hear 72 asbestosis cases with claimants and defendants to push compromises. Chapmen J Dewey Dorsett said the surety companies for the two involved firms agreed to settlements, details varying by each victim's case.
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Charlotte
State Industrial Commission
Chapmen J
1923 Flivver Sales Reach Across the United States
In 1923, 403 flivver planes were sold in the United States. By year end Cube aircraft were flown in every state and in many nations worldwide.
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United States
Union
Birthday Party for Mrs Susan Mack on Park Street
Mrs Susan Mack of Park Street enjoyed a Sunday afternoon birthday party at her home celebrating her 63rd birthday. Friends gathered to honor her with warm wishes and cheer.
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Susan Mack
Park Street
Mia. Mack
Scout George Wilkes Celebrated by Scoutmaster
George Wilkes of Troop 9 received a birthday party hosted by Scoutmaster Roosevelt Miller at the Miller residence 1017 Hoover Street on Saturday evening in recognition of his loyalty as a Scout.
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George Wilkes
Boy Scout
Roosevelt Miller
Miller
Hoover Street
George
Death claims Rev Ritchie pastor at Grace Lutheran
Rev. O. G. A. Ritchie, 51, longtime Grace Lutheran pastor in Thomasville, died at the parsonage after a two month illness. Survived by widow, five sons, father, five brothers, four sisters. Body lies in Grace Southern church Wednesday 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. services, then moved to St John’s Lutheran in Cabarrus for burial.
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Thomasville
OG. A. Ritchie
Grace Lutheran Church
Harold
Taylorsville
Eugene
G. 0. Jr
Paul Edward Ritchie
S. M. Ritchie
Cabarrus County
J.oe & We He
J. D. Ritchie
Rowan County
Lissie Fraley
Dora Dry
Stanley County
Allie Ridenhour
Mise Ruth Ritchie
Concord
Grace Southeran
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Your Income Tax Exemption for State Employees
State employees whose work is funded by public funds and tied to essential governmental functions are exempt from federal income tax. Those performing proprietary functions, such as governors, mayors, policemen, or staff at municipally owned utilities, are taxable. Fees for state planning and building also count as taxable compensation.
Cities cut traffic deaths by six percent over a year
In 138 cities representing over half the population, traffic deaths fell 6.6 percent during 60 weeks compared with 1935. The reduction shows widespread progress in road safety efforts across urban areas and marks a notable public health improvement.
Cigarette Vending Machines Dispute Tax Rates
Raleigh February 9 Cigarette jobbers and retailers oppose the finance committee decision to classify cigarette vending machines in the lowest tax bracket. They argue the plan harms legitimate merchants who pay licenses and rent while machines would operate in stations cafes and lunch rooms without tobacco licenses. Proponents say the lower tax yields more state revenue and that operators profit in other states. A hearing is likely.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Joint Finance Committee
J. M. Broughton
Ciearette
Fasten Air Lines Inaugurates Youth Transports
Airline introduces new program to recruit young men for trans port services. The move aims to boost staffing and connect with younger pilots, with officials citing efficiency and modernization goals.
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