Wingate Andrews Speaks at W C T U Meeting
R T Wingate Andrews delivers a strong temperance talk at the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union gathering held at Mrs J Kirkman’s home. Attendees discuss scientific temperance in schools and urge lawmakers to support the Turlington Act Child Labor Amendment and oppose the Beer Bill. Frances Willard Memorial Day observed with special collection.
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Woman's Christian Tomance Union
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Charles McAnally
R. M. Andrews
Frances Willard
Business and Professional Girls Meet at Y W C A
The Business and Professional club of the Y W C A held a meeting at Y W Hut with president Mary Leet Underwood presiding. Miss Canella Die organized the program. Miss Rosalie An and Miss Mary Grace Lyons assisted. Lyons performed two humorous readings and Miss Andrews played piano numbers. The club plans to join World Wide Event for a banquet March 26 at a local church. new members Martha Sartin Lucille Hayworth and visitor Eisie Heath were welcomed, along with a list of members present.
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Y. W. Hut
Mary Leet Underwood
Aes
Martha Sartin
Lucille Hayworth
Eisie Heath
Evelyn Hutchins
Iola Anderson
Addie Lomax
Anabelle Thompson
Canelia Geddie
Patsy Mason
Ditsy Cash
Addie Moore
Blanche Barbour
Julia Liles
Lucille Browne
Thelma Patrick
Gladys Rollinson
Carmala Lewis
Miss Nelle Ansley
Pentagon Club
Jimmie Gunn
Dixie Serenaders
South
Sedgefield Manor
Harlem
Mule” Maize
Derby Club
Johnson City
Tennessee
Clemson College
Presbyterian
Roanoke College
Lechnectady
New York
Harlem Opera House
Appolo Theatre
Church Social Y Jones Class Tomorrow
The Mary Jones Bible class meets tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. T at 1707 East Greenstree. The 28th chapter of Acts will be the topic with Mrs. ER. W. as leader. All members are to be present.
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Mary Jones Bible
East Greenstree
Acts
ER. W
Lottie Holden
Rosa Sutherland
Lindsay Street
Woman's Guild
Woman's Guild of &. Mary's Episcopal Church
Sheraton Hotel
A. G. Douglas
George Robb
L. E. Bennett
J. T. Tuckor
West End Baptist T U Meets at Hedrick Home
The Senior Baptist Training Union of the West End Baptist church held its monthly meeting at J. E. Hedrick’s Forest Avenue home with Miss Alta Rutledge presiding. A welcome oyster supper followed, with guests including Mrs. Hoyle Love Rev. Hoyle Love Hazel Darby and others.
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Senior Baptist Training Union
West End Baptist Church
J. EB. Hedrick
Forest Avenue
Alta Rutledge
Hedrick
People Miss Jane Hess Weaver to Return Home Saturday
Miss Jane Hess Weaver is expected to return to her Archdale home Saturday from New York City where she has spent two months with her aunt Mrs B J Fau cet. Walter Hedrick shows moderate improvement at his North Main street home after an infected foot and illness since Sunday. F W Harris has returned to Washington DC after visiting his sister Mrs Hugh Smith at 929 Dayton street.
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Jane Hess Weaver
Archdale
New York City
B. J. Faucette
John R. Teague
Willowbrook Street
Walter Hedrick
North Main Street
F. W. Harris
Washington, D. C
Hugh Smith
Dayton Street
Social calendar highlights weekly meetings and events
The Wednesday through Saturday schedule lists several club gatherings. Daughters of the American Revolution host a George Washington tea at Mrs G H Kearns’s Hillcrest home with a silver donation to D A R projects. Lotus club and Entre Nous meet at local homes Thursday. Priscilla club tea Friday. VFW Ladies Auxiliary benefit bridge Friday at Moose Hall. Meredith College Alumni luncheon Saturday at First Baptist dining room with reservations, and a 8 p m dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club requiring reservations.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
G. H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Lotus Club
H. G. Williamson
Johnson Street
Entre Nous Club
H. N. Phillips
Parkway
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Cours
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Milbourne Amos
Mary Way Rogers
Greensboro
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Hall
Cecil's
High Point
Meredith College Alumnae Association
First Baptist Church
D. H. Hall
Fant Kelly
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
High Point UDC Chapter Meeting Planned
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will gather next Monday at 3 30 pm, hosted by Mrs. L R Terry. This marks the February club meeting with members expected to attend.
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High Point U. D. C
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Train hits auto injuring Tom as he travels to work
Raymond Lambeth was badly injured when his car was struck by a southbound passenger train no 31 at East Main street crossing near the Methodist parsonage in Thomasville. He was taken to City Memorial hospital in serious condition and the car was nearly demolished.
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Thomasville
Raymond Lambeth
East Main Street
Lambeth
Thomasville Chair Company
City Memorial Hospital
Russell
Stars visible from Earth to naked eye
About 6000 to 6000 stars are visible without aid, but only half can be seen at once as the rest lie below the horizon. The statement notes the limiting perspective of an observer on Earth and the distribution of stars across the celestial sphere.
District M E Young People Banquet in Greensboro
The Greensboro District Methodist Episcopal Young People plan their annual banquet at the Masonic Temple tomorrow at 7 16. Tickets sold out with 300 expected to attend. The program will be a radio broadcast featuring acts from Asheboro Greensboro and High Point unions and special guests including Rev Carl King Bishop Kern and other conference officers.
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Masonic Temple
Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
Asheboro
High Point
Jack Little
Four Eaton Boys
Hill Billy Girls
Walter Winchell
Joe Penner
Gertrude Nissen
Gracie Allen
Tony Wons
Rubinoff
Bing Crosby
Walter Brown
Junalaska
Musical Art Meeting Showcases Violin and Piano Virtuosity
The Musical Art club met in the Sheraton ballroom for an evening of performances led by Mrs. A. W. Hard. Violinist Robert Fearing played French and Spanish works with finesse, accompanied by Mrs. Sidney Gale. Two-piano pieces by Mae Kirkman and Mrs. Charles McAnally followed, then Norman Fiddler sang English songs with Mrs. A. W. Hard at the piano, to the delight of members and guests.
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The
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
A. W. Hard
Robert Fearing
Viextemps
Francoeur Kreisler
de Bussy
Ravel
Heifetz
Sarsate
Sidney Gale
Mae Kirkman
Charles McAnally
Saint-Saens Norman Fiddler
Tom
Devon
O’ Mine
Sanderson
Senator Blanton vows to block NC liquor store bill
Raleigh Feb 20 Senator Blanton of McDowell says he will never vote for any bill to liberalize North Carolina prohibition. He declares himself and his county dry and opposition to Senator Hill’s proposal to let the state operate liquor stores. Senator Swaringen of Cabarrus is also dry.
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Raleigh
Blanton
McDowell
General Assembly
North Carolin
Hill
Dr A B Conrad To Conduct Midweek Services At First Baptist
Dr A B Conrad will lead the midweek prayer service at 7 30 this evening in the First Baptist church with the subject The Greatest Gift The B T U groups meet at the same hour to discuss Our European Friends Are Magnifying Christ Our Country s Next Door Neighbor and The Gospel in the Homeland The Young People committee meets at 7 in the church office with Miss Thelma Patrick as chairman and members Mrs C B Sheloff Mrs C D Goldsmith M R Shields and W J Carter
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Thayer Acknowledges Hard Truths of Leadership
Harry B. Thayer, a retired telephone magnate, offered a closing insight on leadership: it is easy to fool oneself, harder to fool employees, even harder to fool coworkers, and nearly impossible to fool those under one’s direction.
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Harry B. Thayer
Subways Carry Three Billion Riders Each Year in New York
City transit figures show annual passenger volume reaching three billion on New York's subway system. Officials caution that this milestone reflects ongoing demand and crowding patterns across the network.
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New York
Senate splits as Hill liquor bill faces bloc and dissent
The report notes a defiant vote against the Hill liquor bill with 22 senators hostile to liquor measures. It states a 26 vote majority is needed and lists Senator Swaringen’s stance and Senator Ramsey of Transylvania as chair of the salaries and fees committee and member of multiple panels including appropriations and judiciary.
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Ramsey
Transylvania
Senate
Election Laws
Institutions For the Blind
Journal, Judiciary One
Manufacturing, Labor and Commerce
Public Roads
Trustees
The
University
Lawmakers Clash Over Length of Criminal Assault Penalty
Senator Cory proposes raising maximum for attempted criminal assault from 15 to 30 years, while Senator Bailey defers the Corey bill in Senate Judiciary Committee. Senator Morgan chairs the Senate Committee on Journal and serves on numerous other committees including Banks and Currency and Judiciary two.
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Cory
Pitt
Bailey
Washington County
Corey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Richmond
Senate
Committee On Journal
Justices of the Peace
Committee Activity Sweeps Eighth Week Across Rooms
Yesterday the committee schedule surged with groups meeting in every available room as public hearings on Hill Mquor control promise to draw the week’s largest crowd.
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Mquor Control
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Jane Cooke Scarlett
Washington
George 8
Scarlett
Rockville
Texas
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Cabarrus
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Brooklyn N. Y
Justice Trenchard
Waldor Plachauptmann
Iater
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