Golden Gate Jubilee Singers to Appear at First Baptist
The Golden Gate Jubilee Singers from Charlotte perform spirituals and folk songs at First Baptist Church at East Washington and Hobson streets Tuesday night February 15 at 8. White and colored attendees welcome. small admission charged.
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Golden Gate Jubilee Singers
First Baptist
Charlotte
First Baptist Church
East Washington and
Hobson Streets
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Bessie Chambers
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Mrs. Bessie Chambers. Appreciation is extended for the many beautiful floral offerings.
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Bessie Chambers
William Penn Negro History Pageant Impresses Audiences
William Penn High School staged a National Negro History Week pageant Friday morning. The audience reflected no applause after the curtain fell, as the simple pageant conveyed the Negro American story from pre slave trade days to today. The event featured William Penn choruses under Mrs Grayce Waddy Lyons with music including We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder and Medley From the Sunny South.
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William Penn
William Penn High School
James Weldon Johnson
Wiliam Penn
Grayce Waddy Lyons
Phoenix Singers
Hampton Institute
Victor Harris
Burleigh
Mrs. Lyons
Moses
Ie Massa Gwine
Senior Choir Smiling Party at Mrs Beamon’s Home
The Senior choir of St. Stephen A M E Zion Church will host a smiling party at the home of Miss Myria Beamon on Price Street Monday evening.
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St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Myria Beamon
Price Street
Church Progressive Circle Meets at Mrs. Cora Alexander Home
The Church Progressive Circle number 1 of St. Stephen A M E Zion met at East Washington street to hear a talk by Mrs. Sarah Cochran president of the St. Stephen Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society A repast followed the meeting Present were a list of many women and visitors The High Point Negro Recreation Commission chaired by Dr J C Morgan will hold a public meeting on Tuesday March 8 in William Penn cafeteria with an invitation to all.
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Lou Smith
East High Street
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Smith
Davidson County
High Point
J. Elwood Cox
Progressive Circle
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church
Cora Alexander
East Washington Street
Sarah Cochran
St. Stephen
Naomi Morgan
Mary West
Katie Roye
Mattie Hemphill
Clara Belle McClean
Pauline Sutton
Francis Moore
Sallie LeGrande
Bettie Jett
Fannie Wooley
Corrina McAdams
W. N. Torrence
Bernetta Henighan
Lonnie Harris
Alice
Junior Missionary Circle Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Junior Missionary circle met at Day Street with Christine Leland on Friday February 11. After the business meeting, members discussed ideas to attract young ladies, then served candy and played games. Attendees included Lucile Goolsby president and Georganna Hairston among others.
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The
First Baptist Church
Christine Leland
Lucile Goolsby
Georganna Hairston
Gwendolyn
Catherine Whitted
Alberta Miller
Cleo Leland
Frank Mason
Otis Wellse
Sunshine Circle Meeting At First Baptist Church
Sunshine Circle of the First Baptist Church met with Faye Davis at 707 East Washington Street on a Wednesday in February. After business, the circle enjoyed a repast. Members present included Juanita Eccles president Katharine Clanton secretary Louise Leak treasurer and several others.
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Sunshine Circle
Sunshine Circle of the
First Baptist Church
Faye Davis
East
Washington Street
Juanita Eccles
Katharine Clanton
Louise Leak
Margaret Hairston
Margaret McCain
Hybernia McAdoo
Joan Brooks
Hazel Leland
Juanita Parker
Mary Eccles
Sadie Brown
James McLean
Landscape Question Box Landscape Materials Maiden Hair Fern and Osmunda varieties
Native Maiden Hair Fern Adiantum pedatum thrives in shady moist sites for gardens and rock or wild-style plantings. Osmunda species such as Royal Fern Osmunda regalis Cinnamon Fern Osmunda cinnamomea Interrupted Fern Osmunda clatoniana provide large, ornamental, moisture loving ferns for fertile soils with varying sun exposure.
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Guilford College A Cappella Choir Presents Two Programs
Guilford College a cappella choir will sing at Springfield Friends church at 3 30 this afternoon and Central Friends church at 8 this evening in High Point area. The group, in its tenth year, is directed by Professor Max Noah and draws members from the whole student body. Programs include sacred works by Palestrina Anerio Schutz Bach Kalinnikoff Lutkin and Dvorak among others with special numbers by Tsches nokov Lyovsky Schuetky Cain and Weis. The choir tours neighboring communities and travels to other states in spring.
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Friends Churches
High Point
Springfield Friends Church
Central Friends Church
Duh
Max Noah
North Carolina lawmakers Lambeth Umstead quit congress
Washington feb 12 two NC house members William B Umstead of Durham and J Walter Lambeth of Thomasville announced retirement without detail Umstead plans to resume law practice in Durham Lambeth gave no future plans Both held influential posts including naval and general appropriations committees and printing chairmanship as speculation swirled about congressional life and retirements.
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Paul Barkley
Washington
North Carolina
House
William B. Umstead
Durham
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Umstead
Lambeth
Joint Committee
Foreign Affairs
House of Representatives
Congress
Clinard Named by Real Estate Board to National Tax Committee
J. W. Clinard is chosen by the High Point Real Estate board to represent the local board on a national committee on real estate taxation. The committee, formed by National Real Estate boards, will assist state groups and serve as a clearing house for a movement to adjust the tax structure to relieve real estate of an inequitable government cost burden, per H. A. Nelson, executive vice president of the national group.
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High Point Real Estate Board
National Committee On
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National
Primitive skeletal form suggested for Goodsink brushes
The Africa okapi is related to the giraffe, but Goodsink brushes may be made more primitive in skeletal formation than any fossil giraffes discovered so far.
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Goodsink
Ferns Enhance Naturalistic Poolside Plantings
Ferns prove versatile for garden design around naturalistic pools and wild, open woodland glades. Their shade tolerance and lush fronds suit naturalistic landscapes in wooded areas.
Duke Power launches rural agricultural service
Duke Power announces a new rural program in North Carolina to assist farmers. L. L. Ray, an agricultural engineer from Alamance County and NC State graduate, will advise dairymen poultrymen plant growers florists and others on applying electric service to operations. The program aims to expand electric use in farming.
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Power Company
Charlotte
Duke Power Company
North Carolina
L. L. Ray
Alamance County
North Carolina State College
Ray
Maple sap converts to syrup at 83 gallons per gallon
The article notes that producing one gallon of maple syrup requires about 83 gallons of maple sap, illustrating the high volume of sap needed for a single syrup batch.
Rock Oil Etymology From Latin Roots
The term rock oil referred to petroleum in early usage before scholars adopted the Latin words petra and oleum to form the modern name. The change reflects linguistic borrowing to describe the substance found beneath rocks as oil.
Union Cross honors list announced for second quarter
School principal J F Barrier released the Union Cross school honor roll for the second quarter listing students across grades 1 3 4B 4A BA 6 and 7. Names include Rebecca Hine Charles Edward Palmer Amelia Gray Smith Blaine Teague June Tucker Ralph Weavil J B Gibson Ray Jones Kathleen Williams Weldon Idol Helen Parker William Smith Bliss Mildred Weavil Mary Ruth Bodenheimer Wenona Smith and others.
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Union Cross School
J. F. Barrier
June Tucker
Janet Smith
Mary Lee Hedgecock
Grady Weavil
Ralph Weavil
Helen Leonard
Ray Franklin Hine
Ray Jones
Kathleen Williams
Jacqueline Swaim
Weldon Idol
B. H. Hine
Helen Parker
William Smith Bliss Gregory
Mildred Weavil
Mary Ruth Bodenheimer
Elizabeth Norman
Raby
Dale Welborn
Ina Mae Phillips
Wenona Smith
Severe 1929 Winter Wrecks Polish Fruit Crops
The winter of 1929 was the hardest in 103 years in Poland. Sixty percent of fruit trees and nursery stock perished due to record cold.
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Poland
First 8 Typewriters Shown In 1878 Exhibition
In 1878 a display introduced the eight model typewriters then produced, marking a key milestone in mechanical writing. Inventors and manufacturers showcased early designs, drawing interest from engineers and businessmen seeking faster drafting methods.
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