Hedrick Lived 81. Rites Sunday in Oakwood Park
Mrs. Mary Louise Hedrick 81 widow of T. B. Hedrick died at home 511 Cable Street at 10 15 p m after a five week illness with heart complications. Born in Caldwell County March 25 1857 she was daughter of George W. and Elizabeth Greer Greer. Survived by five sons J F Hedrick W J Hedrick A N Hedrick F L Hedrick of High Point and A P Hedrick of Raleigh and brothers A N Greer of High Point L F and G W Greer of Illinois Henry Greer of Lexington 12 grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 11 conducted by Elders A O Brien D W Hill and John W Gillam of Primitive Baptist Church. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery family plot.
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Mary Louise Hedrick
Hedrick
J. F. Hedrick
W. J. Hedrick
A. N. Hedrek
F. L. Hedrick
High Point
A. P. Hedrick
Raleigh
A. N. Greer
Highoint
L. F
G. W. Greer
Linois
Henry Greer
Lexigton
A. O’brien
D. W. Hill
Andohn W. Gillam
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
New Naval Chief Governor Named for Guam
The Navy Department announced Commodore James T. Alexander as governor of Guam and chief of the naval station, replacing Captain B V Mc Candlish. Alexander is a World War I veteran who earned honors for his service.
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Navy Department
James T. Alexander
Guam
Island
Alexander
Capt
B.V. Mc Candlish
Girl Scout Institute Opens In Greensboro
GREENSBORO February 18 The North Carolina Girl Scout Institute opened here today. Speakers on the program include Dr. W C Jackson administrative dean of the Women's College UNC Mrs Douglas H Long of Greensboro Miss Frances Lee of New York and Miss Dorothy Davis of the Women's College.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Girl Scout Institute
W. C. Jackson
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Douglas H. Long
Frances Lee
New York
Dorothy Davis
The
Woman's College
Subways Rise as Moscow’s Leading Transportation Method
Moscow embraces rapid transit as subways become the primary mode of travel. Officials note increased ridership and urban shift toward metro use, reflecting broader transport policy goals. Public transit agencies report expanding lines and frequent service to meet demand.
Court of Honor awards given to Scout groups
The High Point district Court of Honor at Wesley Memorial church honored Troop 20 for best advancement and attendance and awarded Walter W. Head Acorn honors to Troop 20 and Troops 1 and 4. Sea Scout Ship tied to First Presbyterian with first awards. district camporee set for April 16 at Camp Uwharrie.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Walter W. Head
Acorn
First Presbyterian Church
Uwharrie
Camp Uwharrie
Jesse W. Wall
Jack Brown
Brostowe Pitts
Louis Smith
Ross Hedrick
Casper Warner
Dwight Hall
Wade Hampton
Ted Young
Thomas Tabor
Bill Causey
Bobby Holt
Eugene Pendergrass
Joe Fowler
Bill Kivett
Garrell Spears
Hubert Spears
Mac Lewis
George Harbinson
George Connor
Paul Barringer
Richard Pugh
Hunter Dalton
George White
Bill Connor
Sidney Bailey
Carl Bailey
Bill Bute
Dan Michael
Garland Hill
John McIntyre
Dan Ravesties
Robert Shufelt
B. Shufelt
Claude Shanklin
Percy Robbins
Millard Coble
Charles Craven
David Weatherly
Harley Ingold
Ralph Brewer
J. W. Wright
Hubern Coble
Roland Corman
James Russell
Robert Campbell
James Pardue
Paul Stout
Reading
Arthur Kaplin
James Bones
Byron Grandjean
Civics
Douglas Holdbrook
James Cargal
Junior McAllister
Paul Williamson
Gladys Lawson
Howard Medlin
Ernest Freeman
Howard Forrest
Delk Crouse
Jack Cecil
Nelson McAbee
Raymond Morgan
Bill Kaiser
Ronald Irving
Lawrence Holmes
Howard Jarrell
Harold Jarrell
Reitzel Morgan
Hale Hardee
Maxie Crowder
Alton Hardee
Carl Erickson
Bill Simmons
Jimmie Ellis
George Lyon
Arthur Lyon
Jack Jackson
Louis Voorhees
Lewis Watkins
Lemuel Liner
Howard George
Arnold Walton
George Shelhoree
Charles McMurray
Marion Rowland
Sea Scout
Woody Brinson
Russell Clarke
George Shelhorse
Dan Arden
Jimmie Edwards
Melvin Stroupe
Dick Pugh
Charles Warner
Charles Ward
Ralph Cox
Winston-Salem To Host State Bankers Banquet March 12
The Winston-Salem chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold its annual spring banquet at 6 30 p m March 12 at the Robert E B Lee hotel in Winston-Salem. More than three hundred bankers from the state and nearby states are expected to attend. Former Governor J B Ehringhaus will discuss pertinent banking topics.
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Winston-Salem
American Institute of Banking
Robert EB. Lee
South Carolina
Virginia
J. B. Ehringhaus
Champions French Feminists' Cause Rise in French Civil Rights Bill
OVAISE WEISS, noted writer and publicist, leads French feminists after the Chamber of Deputies approves a bill granting women additional civil rights. The victory marks a significant step for the movement in France.
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Ovaise Weiss
Seads
Chamber of Deputies
New Streets Under Construction in Asheboro
Asheboro reports two new streets advancing in Greystone Terrace and James Neely land west of town. Crews cut 30 feet wide along Worth Street and through the woods to open a new development. The terracing unit from the county agent's department builds for A C McAlister and will later work on Neely land near Dogwood Acres for future development.
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Asheboro
Greystone Terrace
Worth Street
A. C. McAlister
James Neely
Dogwood Acres
Neely
Mortgage Sale Notice in High Point Guilford County NC
By power of sale in a 1928 mortgage T O Sutherland to A B Taplin the mortgagee will auction the property at 12 noon Friday March 4 1938 in front of High Point Municipal Building The land lies in High Point Township Guilford County and includes lots 55 and 8 in The Subdivision of the B Willis Land as recorded in Plat Book 3 page 68. Attorneys listed baiton Turner Dickson High Point NC.
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T. O. Sutherland
A. B. Taplin
Office
the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
High Point Township
A. KE Taplin
Baiton
Turner & Dickson
Attys
D. C
Water Colors Exhibit at Woman's College Next Week
Greensboro report describes a February 22 to March 1 exhibit in the Woman's College library featuring 15 water color paintings from Teachers College Columbia University. The works mark the centennial of the American kindergarten, tracing its role in public schools and child development.
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Woman’s College
Greensboro
Woman's College
America
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Association For Childhood Education
City Hall Sells Government Rat Poison Tomorrow
Rat poison mixed to government specifications will be sold at cost at City Hall tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Murder trial continued in Webb case in Smithfield
Brantley Thornton's murder trial, charged with killing John Dras eus Webb, was postponed to the next term of the superior court due to a crowded docket in Smithfield.
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Smithfield
Brantley Thornton
John Draseus Webb
Superior Court
Negro Identified in Robbery Case in High Point Court
R M Kelly identified Charlie Thomas as one of four African American men who held him up and robbed his pocket book. Thomas and co-defendants Woodrow Kelly Alford Duke and Wade Matthews were bound over to Guilford Superior Court on highway robbery charges.
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R. M. Kelly
Charlie Thomas
High Point Municipal Court
Gordy Street
Thomas
Woodrow Kelly
Alford Duke
Wade Matthews
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
L. L. Hall
Brake relining risk from summer grease in differential
Summer use of light grease in the differential can contaminate the brake lining causing premature wear. The grease can reach the linings during operation, increasing the need for relining or brake service to restore proper stopping power.
Judge Parker to Speak at Greensboro Chapel Exercises
Federal Judge John J. Para of Charlotte will address chapel exercises at Womag College University of Carolina in Greensboro on Tuesday February 18.
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Parker
Greensboro
John J. Para
Charlotte
Womag College
University of Carolina
Chicago Produce Prices Keep Steady Despite Mixed Loads
Bal ter 642,842, firm creamery standards 90 score centralized lots 29 percent, other prices changed. Eggs 7,487 firmer graded extra firsts low 17 percent, cars 18 firsts local 17 percent, current receipts 17.
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Chicago
Auto thefts hit high yearly in the United States
Approximately 350000 cars are stolen each year in the United States, highlighting persistent vehicle theft concerns nationwide. Local police urge owners to secure vehicles and report suspicious activity promptly.
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Unit States
Sheriff Promotes POW-O-LIN Remedy
Deputy Thompson of Greensboro North Carolina reports relief from constipation indigestion gas and bloating after one bottle of POW-O-LIN He says the medicine is the finest he has used and he recommends it with a guarantee Eckerd's at 140 South Main is cited as a place to purchase.
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E D. Thompson
Greensboro
N. C
Eckerd
South Main
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