I. W. A. Plans Number of Meets This Week
The I. W. A. plans a busy week with services at 9 45 this morning at the I. W. A. hall on South Main. A singing meeting at 2 this afternoon invites singers and the public. Robbins players rehearse at the hall Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. A Tuesday night meeting targets High Point boarders and all workers in that group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. A. Hall
Bouth Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Robbins
Bradley
High Point
Complaint Lodges Pay Dispute For CWA Carpenters
A group of carpenters on CWA projects files a letter to Mrs. Thomas O Berry, alleging wage violations and claiming skilled workers should earn 1 10 per hour instead of 65 to 75 cents. The notice adds a Saturday meeting for Tate Furniture workers and a special gathering for Highland and Pickett cotton mills and High Point Yarn Mill workers with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Berry
CWA
Tate Furniture Company
Highland and
Pickett Cotton Mills
High Point
Prosecution for Cleaners and Dyers Code Violations Planned
District Attorney to indict violators of the NRA cleaning and dyeing code after federal investigations. North Carolina Cleaners and Dyers Association reports few cases in Area No 4 Greenboro. Meeting notes 33 1 3 percent wage hours cut and Blue Eagle display urged to assure compliance and aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
H. M. Taylor
North Carolina Cleaners and Dyers Association
Taylor
Cleaners and Dyers of
Mrs Andrews Pupils Present Delightful Piano Program
Mrs J Leslie Andrews hosted a piano recital at Carrick avenue with students Iris Culler Mio Mellas Betty Croker and Sarah Stone performing a varied program including works by Schumann Beethoven Dvorak and Offenbach. An ice course followed with guests listed, and local notices include Mrs W A Meyers's illness Roger Morgan's pneumonia and Lola Hill returning from New York buying trip.
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Betty Croker
Schumann
Presser
Mio Mellas
Krogmann
Mellas
America
Carey
Iris Culler
Preston i
Abs
Mack Lewis
Offenbach
Wright
Sarah Stone
Wright One
Anton Dvorak
Dvorak
Beethoven
Rees Betty Croker
Engelmann
Raymond Sharpe
Burlington
C. G. Rush
Miss Brown
Betty Broker
Mia Mellas
John Charles Rush
Rachmaninoff to Perform in Chapel Hill Fundraiser
Sergei Rachmaninoff, world famed pianist, will give a Memorial Hall recital February 21 at 8 30 pm under the University Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha. Proceeds aid university music scholarships. About 2000 expected. some seats remain at 1 55 and 2 06. The North Carolina vs South Carolina basketball game starts at 7 15 that night.
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Chapel Hill
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Memorial Hall
Phi Mu Alpha
Rachmaninoff
North Carolina
T. Smith McCorkle
North
South Carolina
Rachmaninov
Home Making Class Schedules From Local Instructors
Mrs. M. T. Hicks and Mrs. A. S. Caldwell announced weekly home making classes under the Emergency Education Relief program. Hicks lists sessions at Highland mill W C A and Oak and West Green streets with varied times while Caldwell teaches at her home on weekdays and evenings. donations of three sewing machines requested for war aid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Hicks
A. S. Caldwell
Highland Mill
Oak and
West Green
Pickett Mill
Hicks
Mrs Columbia Hall Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Mrs Columbia Frances Hall 72 died Thursday at her home in King North Carolina were held at the First Baptist Church in King. Rev Watt Tuttle Rev Mr Adams and Rev Mr Atwood officiated. Surviving are husband Emmett Hall of King two daughters Mrs J O Burge and Mrs N J Burge Archdale a son Noah Hall Stoneville a sister Miss Emma Pike Lawsonville 11 grandchildren and one great grandson.
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Columbia Frances Hall
King, N. C
First Baptist Church
King
Watt Tuttle
Adams
Atwood
Hall
Stokes County
Ben Pike
Emmett Hall
Emma Pike
Lawsonville
J. O. Burge
N. J. Burge
Archdale
Noah Hall
Stoneville
Ruth
Annie
Vivian
Gretchen
Mary
Irene
Ottis
Arthur Emmett
Cromer
Burge
Gene Hall
Donald Burge
Call Away by Brother's Illness Reaches Birmingham
Mrs. O. S. Harville was summoned to Birmingham Alabama last night due to the serious illness of her brother F. A. Henderson formerly of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Harville
Birmingham
Ala
F. A. Henderson
High Point
Parole Application for Roy F. McCarter in North Carolina
Roy F. McCarter seeks parole from the Commissioner of Paroles and the Governor of North Carolina. Convicted in Greensboro Superior Court on June 19, 1933, for breaking and entering and sentenced to 3 to 4 years. Protests against parole urged to be sent promptly to the Paroles Commissioner.
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Roy FP. McCarter
Commissioner of Paroles
North Carolina
Roy F. McCarter
Superior Court
Greensboro
N. C
Bruce H. Carraway
Chandu The Magician Opens Wednesday At Carolina Theatre
The Fox film version of Chandu The Magician debuts at the Carolina Theatre with Edmund Lowe in the title role and Bela Lugosi as Roxor. Irene Ware appears as the Princess Nadji, alongside Miggles Regent Abdullah Betty Lou and others. Marcel Warner and William Cameron Menzies co directed this screen version based on the radio drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandu
Boxer
Fox Films
Magician
Carolina Theatre
Edmund Lowe
Bela Lugosi
Roxor
Nadji
Will Miggles
Abdullah
Betty Lou
Irene Ware
Herbert Mundin
Miggles
Henry B. Walthall
Regent
Weldon Heyburn
June Viasek
Marcel Warner
William Cameron Menzies
Chandu the Magician
War Spy Picture To Play At Broadhurst
Hollywoods new cycle honors wartime espionage with After Tonight at the Broadhurst starring Constance Bennett as an Allied spy in Austria. The Vienna front and danger zone backdrop colors the production with authentic incidents from actual agents. Also showing Twin Screws and Sound News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Austria
Vienna
Patrolman Davis Stricken With Pneumonia at Home
Patrolman John Davis of the local police department is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home on 804 Willowbrook Street. He fell ill on duty Friday and was removed to his residence where last night his physician described his condition as grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Willowbrook Street
Davis
Postmaster York Returns After Flu Illness
Postmaster O. R. York, sick with influenza for a week, was back at his office on Saturday announcing his recovery and resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
O. R. York
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I. W.A
Florida
High Point Creamery Co
Miss Harriett Elliott
Woman's College
Sheraton Hotel
Business and Professional Club of
Mary W. Gwynn
Paris
London
Berlin
Victor
RCA Victor
Cy the Rose Furniture Co
South Main
W. A. Meyers
D. O. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Roger William Morgan
Fairfield Road
Lola Hill
J. C. Penney Company
New York
Friend OF Music
Carolina
Penmey
New Spring
Just
Miss Hill
Swagger
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