Relief Store Remains Open Indefinitely Says Legion Leader
The American Legion relief store moved to 127 North Main Street and will stay open indefinitely. Post commander James E. Lyon urged residents to donate one pound of food or clothing to aid the city’s poor, noting many are out of work. Local merchants have contributed supplies, with many firms listed as recent supporters.
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North Main Street
American Legion Relief
James E. Lyon
Lyon
Edwards
Melva Melch
Pauline
Welfare Department
National Bellas-Hess Company
Belk-Stevens
McIntyre
Retired Farmer Reports Sargon Benefits
N. J. Perkinson of Durham a Warren county planter and Baptist preacher’s son says Sargon Pills improved his health after 15 years of decline. He gained five pounds, sleeps through the night, has a good appetite, regular digestion, and a straightened liver. He endorses Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co. in High Point.
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N. J. Perkinson
Jackson St
Durham
Perkinson
Warren County
The
Odd Fellows
Sargon
Cecil’s
Mann Drug Co
Adv
Doctor Taylor Talks With Greensboro High School Boys
Dr Wesley Taylor a Greensboro physician and neurologist spoke to all junior and senior boys at a local high school on debunking sex questions He promised a scientific frank talk about sex functions gender relations and personal issues the talk lasted about 380 minutes and was arranged by Hi Y clubs and Y M C A leaders Harvey Curlee led devotional exercises and L R Johnston the high school principal introduced him
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Wesley ‘Taylor
Greensboro
Wade E. Marlette
Edgar Hartley
Legion Post Postpones Weekly Meeting
James Lyon commander of the Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion said the weekly meeting scheduled for tomorrow night is postponed. Members are busy with the emergency relief store and committee members lack time to attend, so no meeting will be held.
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James Lyon
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
The
Legion
Flirtation Comment Cited From Cologne Newspaper
A Cologne Kolner Zeitung snippet records a humorous exchange about a man flirting behind someone. The brief quote illustrates social comedy in a historical European context with the unnamed speaker and listener.
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Lustige Kolner Zeitung
Cologne
Spirit of Great Men Sermon Highlights February Heroes
Rev. R L Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant church preached on The Spirit of Great Men, praising February figures such as Washington Lincoln Edison and Dickens. He urged servant leadership, noting great minds rise above misfortune, serve others, and align with Christian principles to improve society.
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Margaret E. Sangster
R. S. Farmer
Jesus
Tiberius Caesar
Herod
Pilate
Carlyle
Washington
Lincoln
Edison
Alice Freeman Palmer
Handel
Mendelsohn
Dickens
Ruskin
Longfellow
Lowell
Charcter
Paul
Saul
Tarsus
Christ
God
Mind and Mercy Highlight Sunday Christian Science Lesson
The February 23 service focused on the mind as the Christly understanding guiding Christians. Scriptures from 1 Corinthians 2 16 and Isaiah 55 7 were cited, stressing mercy and pardon through one God and one mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Girl Reserves Plan Joint Conference in Winston-Salem
A joint conference for Girl Reserves of High Point and Winston-Salem is set for April 4 5 and 6 in Winston-Salem. Miss Virginia Carrier Girl Reserve secretary announced plans. Committee members include Anne Albright chair Genevieve Sheetz Rose Askew Louise Kearns and Dorothy Fritz.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Virginia Carrier
Tae
Anne Albright
Genevieve Sheetz
Rose Askew
Louise Kearns
Dorothy Fritz
Five Points meeting and minor car crash reported
A two vehicle accident at Five Points involving Peter Patton and Garland Royal caused minor injuries and heavy damage. The same day a Salvation Army advisory board meeting at South Main street was announced for tomorrow at 1 16 PM to review post move reports and activities.
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High Point Salvation Army
South Main Street
Tomorow
R. O. Lindsay
J. E. Marsh
Frank Gurley
E. M. Shipman
Clara J. Cox
Emma Kidd
W. D. Brooks
Fred N. Tate
J. EB. Willis
W. C. Covington
Fred J. Bartlett
Fred J. Bartlett, Dr
S.S. Coe
J. Elwood Cox
Thomas J. Gold
J. W. Austin
R. K. Stewart
W. A. J. Idol
Herbert Hunter
C. C. Robbins
Horace §. Haworth
T. Wingate Andrews
W. T. Powell
J. R. Willis
Last Rites For Griffin Girl At Southside Baptist
Funeral services for Pearl Ada Griffin eight daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Griffin were held Sunday at Southside Baptist Church with Rev O A Elmore and Rev R L Smith officiating. The church was filled to capacity. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers Noah Poor Norman Hendrix Tate Edwards and John Jenkins. Flower bearers included Minnie Brown Trene Hunsuckley Agnes Yarboro and others.
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Pearl Ada Griffin
L. C. Griffin
Welch
Willowbrook
Southside Baptist Church
O. A. Elmore
R. L. Smith
Jesus
Oakwood Cemetery
Noah Poor
Norman Hendrix
Tate Edwards
John Jenkins
Minnie Brown
Trene Hunsuckley
Agnes Yarboro
Silene Kinsey
Zellar Edwards
Melych Welch
Pauline Saltz
Lillian Benson
Dorothy Neil
Ruth Benson
Lillian Trivett
Melva Sowers
Ruth Myers
Vista Kinsey
Services Held For Mrs Margaret Myers
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Myers who died at her son's home in Yadkin county were conducted at Union Cross Friends church by Rev Wade Adams with a prior service at her home. Pallbearers were B M Wall D A Adams C A Yow Leslie Coltrane Dave Walden and A Hancock. Interment followed in the family plot at the church cemetery. Funeral services for Mr Gray's father who died Saturday were to be held this afternoon at the Fairfield M P church with Rev Kirk presiding.
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Margaret Myers
M. FE. Gray
Randolph Street
Union Cross Friends Church
Yadkin County
Wade Adams
E. L. Kirk
B. M. Wall
D. A. Adams
C. A. Yow
Leslie Coltrane
Dave Waldon
A. ©. Hancock
Jessie Embler
L. C. Carrick
Nannie Kennedy
Julia Yow
Roselle Walden
Eula Yow
Gray
Fairfield M. P
Kirk
Calvary M. E. Church
Jailed For Theft Of 200 Year Old Violin
Asheville police jailed John O'Neil for stealing a violin said to be 290 years old. The G D Topping owner said the instrument was made in Germany in 1730 by Simon Klotz and had been sold to a pawnshop for $2.
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Asheville
John O’neil
G. D
Germany
Simon Klotz
Earth age estimated by scientists spans vast range
Reported figures place the earth’s age between about 1.5 and 4.0 billion years, reflecting estimates from geologists and cosmologists about early planetary formation and geological timelines.
Funeral Service for Mrs. Ruth Whitaker Held
Funeral services for 19 year old Mrs. Ruth Whitaker were conducted at her Prospect road home this morning at eleven. Rev. O A Elmore officiated with interment in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were A E Moore F E T Bame C M Game J W Benson B E B Zachary and A W Norman. Flowers were carried by Mrs. Frank Hunter Mrs. E T Game and Mrs. Colen Howard. She had been a patient in a local hospital for two weeks before her death on Saturday.
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Ruth Whitaker
R. A. Whitaker
Prospect Road
O. A. Elmore
Southside
Frank Hunter
E. T. Game
Colen Howard
Whitaker
Ministers Hold Round Table on Pastoral Visitation
The High Point Ministers association met at Wesley Memorial church with about 22 members. A round table discussion on Pastoral Visitation was led by the program committee, continuing the series from the past two weeks. Splendid ideas arose from the talks.
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High Point Ministers’ Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Bob Whites To Be Distributed In District
District game warden Charlie J. Moore announces 250 bob whites will be distributed in his district. The birds are brought to the state in cooperation with the state department of conservation and development.
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Washington
Charlie J. Moore
State Department of Conservation and Development
Great Compassion of God Is Sykes Morning Subject
Rev. T. A. Sykes spoke at Central Friends church on The Great Compassion of God. He argued Micah shows despair yet God remains ready to help if people turn to Him. Compassion means shared suffering and acts as a spiritual resource available to individuals, shaping society through personal experience and faith.
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T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
God
Micah
Ame Means a Lot Would You Rather Give Up Wine
Quote exchange from Ulk in Berlin about choosing between wine and women, noting the playful vintner theme. The remark contrasts personal indulgences with the timing of a good vintage.
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Ulk
Berlin
Over 60 Countries Now Treat Colds Without Dosing
A North Carolina pharmacist created Vicks VapoRub transforming cold care from dosing to topical treatment. The modern method gained global adoption, with Vicks advertising expanding from 17 to 21 and now over 26 million jars used yearly in the United States alone.
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North Carolina
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Vick
United States
Adv
Attention Masons Remark by Officers
Masons announce leadership and group names J H Jennings W M H C Massey secretary in a brief notice without further details.
Hotel raid nets three arrests in immorality case
A raid on the Arthur Hotel in the early hours led to the arrest of three people. Virginia Newman and a white man were charged with immor al conduct and a negro bellboy Ezekiel Robertson was charged with aiding and abetting. Robertson demanded a jury trial while Newman appealed. Newman’s bond was set at 350 dollars and she remained jailed at noon.
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Arthur Hotel
Lewis E. Teague
Virginia Newman
Teague
C. A. York
W. F. Taylor
C. W. Morris
K. F. Ellington
T. C. Stamey
J. W. Mooney
J. C. Hoover
S. E. Batley
I. D. Venerable
She's the Boss Becomes Beard Sponsor Says Husband Grows
In Charleroi Moustique quotes a woman stating she guides her husband to let his beard grow, asserting she is the one enabling his facial hair. The remark reflects bold gendered humor and local wit.
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Moustique
Duty to Honor Others Sermon At St Edward's Church
Father Manley preached on Common Sense in Religion from First Epistle of St Peter, urging that it is a man's duty to honor all others by respecting themselves and serving God. He praised human faculties, free will, immortality, and the divine image, and noted the parish men's club would meet Monday at the rectory.
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St. Edward's Church
Father Manley
God
Capudine Relief for Rheumatic Aches and Pains
Liquid Capudine relieves rheumatic pains neuralgic headaches and cold related aches quickly. It soothes the nerves, is easy on the stomach, contains no narcotics, and has been used for over 30 years. Available in 30c and 60c bottles at drug stores.
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Robert L. Cooper
Peter Patton
Rae Hosiery Corporation
Garland Royal
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Lieut
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State Highway Patrol
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Lexington Avenue
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Salvation Army
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Staley Brothers
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Drs
Staley
Bye-Sight Specialists
Sykes
Central Friends
Numa F
Reid Lodge
J. H. Jennings, W. M
H. C. Massey
Sec'y
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage CO. Moving, Packing, Crating and Shipping
Trio
China
Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
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