Society Notes and Club Activities Highlight Local Life
Mrs. J N Brown with pneumonia faces critical illness at home on Carrock Avenue. Various Bible study and women’s society meetings scheduled across Montlieu Avenue and Broad Street with leaders named, including Mrs Smith and Mrs Vincannon. Joyce Luck returns home from Guilford General Hospital after injuries from a crash. D A R conference planned in Charlotte with state and national figures addressing World Peace and local shrine plans. Franc es Pennington and Lois Smith visit NCWC after time with their mother on Wrenn Street.
Samet Case Delayed With Friday Prayer for Judgment
Max Samet, charged with buying stolen goods, hears continued prayer in municipal court after both sides request more time. State contends he buys items from children know or should know stolen. two boys testified they sold him a tire for 25 cents. Detectives Wimberly and Hancock arrested him at his junk shop behind the Washington cafe. The Friday session promises high interest as northern attorneys prepare to clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Samet
Don MacRae
L. B. Williams
Tom Gold
Lewis Teague
Samet
Washington
Wimberly and
Hancock
Local Social Notes Highlight Durham Visits and Greensboro Trip
Irene Byrd has returned home to Durham after a few days with Miss Snyder. Mrs. B. C. Page and her young daughter came back from Greensboro where they spent the weekend. Nell Clinard, NCW student, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clinard on Thurston. Mrs. C. J. Delgarter of Reidsville is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lambert on Louise Avenue.
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Irene Byrd
Miss Snyder
Durham
B. C. Page
Greensboro
Nell Clinard
C. J. Delgarter
Reidsville
Mrs. Lambert
Louise Avenue
Lowering Tracks Declared Simple Job by Expert Engineer
An expert engineer says lowering tracks is simple work and cautions the city to ignore railroad proposals focused on cost. He notes work done elsewhere lacked natural advantages found here and urges the city to listen only to practical, beneficial suggestions.
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High Point
Scott
Southern
Young Mechanicville Child Dies After Illness
Richard Ray Corn 19 months died at home on Menden Hall Street Mechanicsville at 8 this morning after a six week illness that began with pneumonia. He leaves his parents M L and Mrs Corn two brothers Udell and Howard and four sisters Aslee Ruby Alene Burrow and Irene Penry all of High Point. Funeral services will be held at Primitive Baptist church tomorrow at 3 PM with burial in the church cemetery.
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Richard Ray Corn
M. L. Corn
Mendenhall Street
Mechanicsville
Udell
Howard Corn
Aslee
Ruby Corn
Alene Burrow
Irene Penry
High Point
Primitive Baptist Church
Boosters Train To Stop Here On Florida Tour
Rev Milton Whitener receives notice that a Pullman booster train with Timberville businessmen will depart for Florida and return stopping in High Point on Sunday March 14 from 1 30 to 3 30 o clock Greensboro and Charlotte will also host brief stops The party eats and sleeps on board the special carload of Timberville apples will be distributed Frank Driver of C Driver Co a leading fruit grower and cattle dealer is among the boosters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
Welty B. Fahrney
Timberville
Boosters
Florida
South
High Point
North Carolina
Greensboro
Charlotte
Timberville Belt
Frank Driver
C. Driver & Co
Education leaders discuss curriculum and citizenship training
Washington February 23. The National Education Association delegates gather for an executive session to nominate officers and a business meeting to study the executive committee recommendations and the curriculum commission report. Papers on citizenship training physical education and character work are presented by several superintendents as President Coolidge pays tribute to George Washington calling him a great teacher.
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Washington
Department of
National Education Association
Department
Executive Committee
Commission
Coolidge
George Washington
City Teacher Training Section
Department of Elementary School Principals
Department of Rural Education, Vocational Education
National Association of High School Inspectors and Supervisors
Simon the Jester praised by audience at Broadhurst
The production Simon the Jester received high praise from the audience that viewed it last night. The show’s last performance is today at the Broadhurst Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
the Broadhurst
Ruler Skating On Streets Limited By High Point Ordinance
Mayor H A Moffitt announced an ordinance restricting roller skating in High Point. No skating on Main street from Beeson Hardware to the post office and no child over 14 may skate on streets. He cited danger to skaters and pedestrians and urged discouragement of the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Moffitt
High Point
Beeson Hardware Co
Coolidge Remains In Bed With Cold
President Coolidge stayed in bed in Washington after contracting a cold. The White House briefed reporters that his condition was not serious and he would rest until he felt better.
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Bied
White House
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Lord
Budget Bureau
Sanders
Coolidge
Remarkable Picture Show Highlights 15 Years of Events
A sweeping cinema showcase presents two decades and more of major events in vivid stills. The program promises thrilling education and strong visual storytelling, urging audiences to experience the curated arc of history through imagery.
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Thrilling Educational
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Brown
J. N. Brown
Carrock Avenue
John H. Peacock
High Point Hospital
Lottie Holder
Lottie Holden
S. C. Vincannon
Broad Street
John
Lambeth
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joyce Luck
Guilford General Hospital
Centennial Avenue
Woman's Club
Gurney Briggs
Mrs Raymond
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
East Green Street
C. B. Embler
Hicks
Long
Gomo
M. P. Vail
Emerywood
Winston- Salem Journal
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Edwin C. Gregory
Salisbury
Frank Brandon Smith
Charlotte Central Council
BR. D. W. Connor
The
State University
Carl Vroonan
Illinois
Vrooman
London
Secreary of Agriculture
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
America
T. B. Finley
North Wilkesboro
Rendezvous Mountain
Collier Cobb
Chapel Hill
Sons of the Revolution
Marshall DeLaney Haywood
Raleigh
Sons of the Cincinnati
A. M. Waddell
Wilmington
Colonial Dames
Mary Hilliard Hinton
Daughters of the Revolution
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
American Legion
Annie Lee
Monroe
American Legion Auxiliary
J. Dolph
Richard Dobbs Spaigh
Hotel
Lois Smith
C. D. Smith
Wrenn Street
Francis Pennington
Moffitt
Rollins
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Beeson Co
Martha Washington
Broadhurst
Imon the Ester
Frances Marion
William J.locke
Eugene O’brien
Irene Rich
Tom Moore
Eileen Percy
Wachovia Bank
South Main St
NEW Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Enterprise
J. J. Farriss
Emerywood District
Country Club
Farriss
Rose Furniture CO
Sartin
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