Ray Street P T A Meets Tuesday Night at School
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the school to observe Founders Day and present an interesting program. The Oak View P T A also held a Founders Day program with Dr C R Hinshaw of High Point College addressing the group on the founding and work of P T A.
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RAY Street P.T. A
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
OAK View P.T. A
Oak View
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Vernie Sue Williams
Moth
Grover H. Jones
Williams
Jewell
Iris Welch
Gertrude Clark
Santa Lucia
Londonderry
Miles Blanche Moss
Peren
Holm Street
Elm Street
H. S. Coffield
Avid Andrews
Holt McPherson
Se High Point Enterprise
Fred P. Ingram
M. P
Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. P
Myrtle Davis
Parkway
Annabelle Thomason
Elm Street School Parents Meeting Sings Two Part Selections
Mrs Dan R Schroder teaching principal directs a Elm Street school meeting where pupils will sing a group of two part selections. Full attendance of the parents is urged at this gathering.
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Dan R. Schroder
Elm Street School
Charity Ball by American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday
Interest grows in the Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor hosted by the local American Legion Auxiliary. Arnie Leopold and his New England orchestra headline a dance with proceeds aiding local child welfare. Dancing from nine until two, Miss High Point of 1936 will be chosen by attendee vote.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sedgefield Manor
Arnie Leopold
New England
Denton Couple Visited Catherine Blackwelder Home
Mr and Mrs Grayson Lomax of Denton spent the weekend as guests of Miss Catherine Blackwelder and Mrs Josie Blackwelder at 438 East Washington street. Lomax returned home Sunday evening while Mrs Lomax stayed on to visit her sister Mrs Virgie Hall on Broad Street.
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Grayson Lomax
Denton
Catherine Blackwelder
Josie Blackwelder
East Washington Street
Lomax
Mrs. Lomax
Virgie Hall
Broad Street
Glad Girls Elect Officers At Welch Memorial Church
Thirteen members attended the Glad Girls class monthly meeting at Mrs. Carl Shoaf’s Mangum Avenue home. Officers elected include Mildred Winslow president Lucille Samuel vice president Grace Caudle secretary and Erith Bentley assistant secretary. Refreshments followed social hour featured the drawing of new names.
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Welch Memorial
Glad Girls
Welch Memorial Church
Carl Shoaf
Mangum Avenue
D A R Executive Board Meeting Notice
The Alexander Martin chapter D A R executive board will meet tomorrow at 3 15 p m at the home of Mrs G H Kearns. Board members should attend promptly. Hostesses include Mesdames Caldwell Millis Quigley Irving Paylor Wilson Loflin and Mrs Flagge presiding with a planned program featuring Mrs Robichaux and Mrs Snider.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Alexander Martin
G. H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Kearns
Caldwell
H. A. Millis
R. I. Quigley
Ralph Wilson
Curry Lofl
Daughcera
Mesdames
A. 8. Caldwell
Tf. Irving Paylor
Thomasville
Carrie Loflin
Asheboro
Flagge
L. G. Robichaux
Joseph Snider
Spirit in Sermons at Churches on February 10
Christian Science services across churches and societies emphasized Spirit as liberty in the Golden Text II Corinthians 3 17 and cited Rom 8 1 14 16 about no condemnation for those led by the Spirit. A passage from Science and Health notes spiritual existence grows with Truth and Love and enlarges individuality and peace.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Christ Jesus
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Evangelist John HB Delivers Sunday Evangelistic Talk
The Seventh Day Adventist evangelist spoke at the Carolina theater at 7:30 PM for a Sunday evening lecture. He warned that the world and lukewarm Christians risk being caught as a thief in the night, citing 1 Thessalonians 5:4.
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Evangelist John HB
Carolina Theater
End Times Signs Warn of Christ’s Sudden Return
Scriptural warnings warn that dates fixed by man fail and events reveal the approach of the end. The time is signaled by knowledge growth, global travel, social friction, and celestial signs linking to Daniel Nahum Matt and Isaiah. Believers should discern these signs and be ready for Christ as Saviour.
SETH PARKER SOS INCIDENT ABOARD THE DUKE OF GLoucester
The Parker story escalated after the schooner Seth Parker sent an SOS from 14 hours after a skeptical report. Duke of Gloucester carries Philips H Lord also known as Seth Parker. The Australia rushed to assist after the distress call but found no danger.
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Duke of Gloucester
George
England
Philips H. Lord
Seth Parker
Australia
Lord
The
London
Letitian Club Meeting at Irene McAnally’s Home
The Letitian club gathers this evening at 7 30 at Miss Irene McAnally’s home on South Main Street. All members are asked to attend this important meeting.
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Letitian Club
Irene McAnally
South Main Street
South Atlantic Farmers See Revenue Rise Over 1933
Department of Agriculture figures show South Atlantic and south central farmers received 1.808 billion dollars from farm sales and AAA payments in 1934, over 0.5 billion more than 1933. Gains credited to higher market receipts, adjusted by drought effects and price shifts in tobacco and cotton.
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Washington
South Atlantic
South Central
Department of Agriculture
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
South Atlantic States
Local Democratic Executive Body To Hold Barbecue
The High Point Township Democratic executive committee will meet tonight at 6 15 at George E B Hutchens lodge off West Lexington Ave for fellowship and barbecue. Chairman Walter Crissman says the aim is to foster fellowship and goodwill with no scheduled speakers and any remarks to be spontaneous. The 61 member group, including the chairman, is expected to turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
Democratic Executive Committee
George EB. Hutchens
Lexington Avenue
Walter E. Crissman
Democratic
Parents Need Education Too
A metropolitan editor argues parents should embrace formal parent education to improve family discipline and harmony. It notes that modern youths stay home longer yet seek independence, and cites Cornell and Vassar offering courses in psychology sociology home economics and family management to help both new and veteran parents.
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New York State
Cornell
Vassar
Stevenson
Burgess Attacks Hill Liquor Bill in North Carolina
Raleigh February 11. Campaign director Cale K. Burgess of United Dry Forces said Hill’s proposed liquor bill would not cut consumption or raise revenue enough to justify legalizing liquor. He argued confiscatory costs, bootlegger continuity, and enforcement failures would persist under state liquor stores and a 10 percent tax. He noted the $3.6 million revenue target would require importing $36 million worth of whisky and criticized repeal effects. Two separate fire incidents and a coroner’s inquest followed in Catawba county, with three prisoners killed in a jail fire and identified as sons of local farmers.
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Raleigh
Cale K. Burgess
United Dry Forces
North Carolina
John Sprunt Hill
General Assembly
Burgess
Hill
Senator Hill
Catawba County
Inquest Thursday Into Fatal Jail Fire
Maiden reports an inquest set for Thursday into the deaths of three youths Henry Abernethy Wilson Hewitt and Forrest Crouse who died when the town jail burned. All were in their early twenties and had been arrested separately.
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Maiden
Henry Abernethy
Wilson Hewitt
Forrest Crouse
Youth Dies in Hit-and-Run Near Salisbury
Frederick Russell Jones 12 died after a hit-and-run on Highway 80 two miles from Salisbury near his home. He was struck Sunday night around seven while riding a bicycle and died at a local hospital. Police search for the fleeing driver was fruitless. survivors include parents J. J. Jones and three sisters and five brothers.
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Salisbury
Frederick Russell Jones
J. J. Jones
Asheboro Society Hosts Two Honor Board Parties
Mrs R R Cole formerly Misa Scarboro of Asheboro was honored guest at two board parties hosted by Mrs W Frank Redding Jr and Mrs Thomas Redding. Ten tables were set Thursday with high scores awarded and red white carnations for Valentine themed decor.
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Asheboro
R. R. Cole
Misa Bera Scarboro
W. Frank Redding, Jr
Thomas Redding
Dempsey Barnes
Yase
Shelton Burkhead
Cole
J. C. Barnes
Carrie Brittain
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A. N. Browning
Mary Lee
Thomasville Road
Conrad Gray
Clyde C. Gray
Jerry Conrad
Trinity
Mrs. Gray
Miss Hazel Farlow
Archdale
Florence Nightengale Club
Burbank
Ardmore Circle
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Duck Club
W. F. Clayton
Canterbury Club
Lynn Trout
Colonial Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Hall
Cecil
Carl Blomberg
Club of Twelve
John C. Abels
Coterien
Bill Allsbrook
Mies
Moffitt’s
North Main
Hilliard Memorial W. M. Ss
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
FE. L. Ryan
Greensboro Road
Prospect Society
Prospect M. E. Woman's Missionary Society
Pell Payne
John Cline
Pauline Bailey
Miss Bailey
W. L. Meredith
Japan
Lucy Hester
Jewel Snyder
Cleta Frazier
Burnell Spoon
Rudy
Gary Willred
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Gary Leon
Marcia Mace
Agua Caliente
Vallee
Fay Wepp
N. C
Dr. Pierce
Daisy Belle Gale
Paducah
Asheboro Society
Jacques Busbee
Jugtown
Harriette Hammer Walker
Wm. Co. Hammer
Hick’s Home Delicatessen
Wedgewood Perkinson
Jewelers
Lio N. Main
Max Factor
Sen
Ring Drug CO
Wachovia
Nat Walker Hart
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