English Street Church Ends Meet With Contest Winners
The Christian Endeavor society of English Street M P church will meet at 7 30 this evening to choose winners of a month long contest. John Haughlin will lead the program on The Road We Travel. Winners include Misses Tressie Caudle Jennie Lee Kathleen Embler and Norma Caudle.
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Christian Endeavor Society
English Street
M. P
John Haughlin
Tressie Caudle
Jennie Lee
Kathleen Embler
Norma Caudle
Bar Association Bill Receives Favorable House Report
The North Carolina Bar association incorporation bill advances after a tied 6-6 vote in house judiciary committee number one. It creates a council with the chief justice and six bar members to hear disbarment cases. appeals go to a superior court judge with no jury trial.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Bar Association
House Judiciary Committee
Moss of Nash
Supreme Court
Girl and Boy 18 Missing Spark Local Search Efforts
Charlotte article reports an 18 year old girl from Huntersville and an 18 year old boy from Charlotte missing since Tuesday. Parents and authorities pursue searches with help urged as friends say the girl left home without explanation and the boy was last seen at school.
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Charlotte
Haselmater
Huntersville
N. C
Jack Thomas
Charlotte Thomas
Social Calendar Listings for Wednesday and Friday
Wednesday activities include Delta Tau at 412 Edgedale Drive, Wednesday Book Club at 319 Otteray Drive, Utopian Study Group at 706 West Farriss Avenue, Over The Teacups at North Main Street, and the American Association of University Women meeting at the Commercial Club. Friday features Priscilla Club at Sherbrook Court and an American Legion Auxiliary play The Old School Hickory Holler at Ray Street School Auditorium.
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R. G H. Walker
Delta Tau Club
Edgedale Drive
C. H. Ellis
Otteray Drive
Roy Spearmen
West Farriss Avenue
Reday
Over the Teacups Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
American Association of University Women
Commercial Club
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
American Legion Auxiliary
Hick’ry Holler
Ray Street
A A A W Meeting Planned At Commercial Club Tonight
The American Association of University Women will hold its regular meeting this evening at the Commercial club. Miss May Graham, librarian of High Point High School, will discuss The Social Philosophy of John Galsworthy as Depicted in his Novels. Hostesses are Euzaila Smart Mrs Dan Schroeder and Miss Jessie Wicker.
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American Association of University Women
Commercial Club
May Graham
High Point High School
John Galsworthy
Mises Euzaila Smart
Dan Schroder
Jessie Wicker
Utopian Study Club Hosts Evening on Florence Nightingale
Mrs Spearman welcomed the Utopian Study Club at her West Farriss avenue home. With Mrs Thomas Turner absent, Mrs O B Bonner led a program detailing Florence Nightingale s life and nursing during the Crimean War. Refreshments followed for members and guests from Narrowsburg and Long Beach California.
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Utopian Study Club
Roy Spearman
West Farriss Avenue
Thomas Turner
O. B. Bonner
Florence Nightengale
Lawrence Ingram
Miss Nightengale
Waterloo Place
Lono
Valette J. Harris
Lawrence Matton
W. B. Thomas
R. T. Holton
Farrell Gray
Phil Warner
F. H. Warner
Narrowsburg
Roy Strotz
Long Beach
California
Delta Tau Club Hosts Mrs R H Walker at Carded Meeting
Mrs Robert Walker entertained the Delta Tau club at her home 412 Edgedale drive on Wednesday afternoon. A luncheon was served and Mrs I T Mann presented a paper on Ethel Barrymore and Marie Dressler with details of their lives. Guests included Kenneth Denny Ed Millis H A Millis W L Jackson H I Coffield Bruce Carraway Frank Hunsucker IL Mann and Mrs Robert Bencin.
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Robert Walker
Delta Tau Club
Edgedale Drive
I. T. Mann
Ethel Barrymore
Marie Dressler
Walker
Mechames Kenneth Denny
Ed Millis
H. A. Millis
W. L. Jackson
H. I. Coffield
Bruce Carraway
Frank Hunsucker
IL. T. Mann
Robert Bencin
Miss Pearl Jones Sunday School Valentine Party at Deep River
Deep River notes report Miss Pearl Jones Sunday school class hosted a Valentine party at Miss Florence White’s home with several contests and prizes followed by refreshments. The Philathea class held a Friday night meeting hosted by Mrs. Macy with a large crowd and refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee.
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Pearl Jones
Florence White
Philathea
Macy
Rufus Smith
Bill Dillon
R. L. Borum
John White
Marvin Wood
Ruth
T. J. Jones
Shobter Jackson
Raleigh
Clyde Jackson
Greensboro
Paul Jackson
Jamestown
C. L. Jackson
Jackson
Wesley Gordon
High Point
R. T. Jordan
J. L. Skeen
Mary White Meredith
Mra
B. J. White
Cora Thornton
J. P. Jones
Confederate Vet Dennis Johnson Dies in Tarboro At 88
Col. Dennis Johnson, 88, Confederate veteran, died in a Tarboro hospital after an illness following an attack of pneumonia. The funeral and services were to be announced by his family.
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Tarboro
Col
Dennis Johnson
Peanut Growers Plan 1933 Curtailment Campaign
Northwestern North Carolina and Tidewater Virginia peanut growers pledged drastic curtailment of the 1933 crop to boost prices. The effort aims to reduce supply and stabilize market conditions, signaling a coordinated move by leading farmers to influence peanut prices nationwide.
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Murfreesboro
North Carolina
Tidewater
Virginia
Greensboro to Host 10 State PTA Convention in April
Guilford College reports Greensboro will host the 10 state PTA annual convention April 19 to 21 at the O Henry Hotel. Mrs. Paul Lindley chairs the Greensboro council with Mrs. C. O. Burton directing state board activities. Notables include Mrs. Arthur Watkins educational secretary and Mrs. W B Aycock who will preside over the Gold Star Luncheon. Mrs. Roe will conduct a PTA school in Asheville February 24 and has prior North Carolina teaching stints.
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Guilford College
Greensboro
P.T. A
Paul Lindley
Greensboro Council
C. O. Burton
State Board of Managers
North Carolina Congress
E. H. Strickland
O. Henry
Arthur Watkins
The
National Congress
Watkins
Fred Rippy
Durham
W. B. Aycock
Raleigh
Child Welfare Magazine
Aycock
North Carolina
Charles FE. Roe
Asheville
Wilbur Devendorf
Roe
P.T. A. Institute
Chapel Hill
Schudt Named Manager of WBT Charlotte Station
William A Schudt Jr longtime CBS executive in New York becomes manager of Station WBT succeeding Karl J Gluck who resigned. WBT is part of the Columbia Broadcasting system and Schudt directed the Going To Press programs during his New York tenure.
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WBT
Charlotte
William A Schudt, Jr
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
WBT Today
Karl J. Gluck
Columbia
Schudt
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