Woodmen Of State To Convene Here In April
North Carolina Woodmen of the World and its Woodmen circle will convene in the city April 27 to 29 for the biennial state head camp meeting. Rainey T. Wells of Murray State Teachers College will be chief speaker. sessions, public meeting, barbecue, and dance are planned with officers from Kannapolis to Winston-Salem attending.
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Woodmen
Woman's Auxiliary
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Women’s Auxiliary
North Carolina
W. L. Hunt
R. Frank Patterson
Kannapolis
Hunt
Rainey T. Wells
Murray State Teachers College
Murray
W. A. Fraser
Woodmen of the
World Life Insurance Association
Sheraton Hotel
Piedmont
Wells
C. A. York
Jamestown
Sheraton
R. F. Patterson
Barrington T. Hill
Wadesboro
J. Love Davis
Wilmington
W. L. Ross
Salisbury
High Point
James A. Brewer
Winston Sajem
Mrs Locke Visits High Point For Florence Crittenton Work
Mrs Edward Charles Locke of Washington DC, a national field worker for Florence Crittenton Industrial Home of North Carolina, is in High Point to promote rescue work for girls. She notes ten High Point and sixteen Guilford County girls were cared for last year and that Guilford County costs reached 2500 dollars, with local support from High Point and Greensboro cited as limited.
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Edward Charles Locke
Washington, D. C
Florence Crittenton
North Carolina
Charlotte
High Point
Greensboro
City Cuts $100000 Indebtedness in Weekly Session
The Greensboro city council reduced indebtedness by retiring a $100,000 sewer note and prepared to renew another $100,000 note with Commercial National Bank at six percent. Total city bonds and floating debt stood at $11.592 million. Action on street widening, office space, radio interference, and garbage rates was deferred pending further discussion and legislative action.
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Commercial National Bank
EB. M. Knox
North Carolina Bank
Mr. Knox
Washington Street
College
Wrenn
Green Street
Mall Street
Wrenn Street
Mallory
Guilford Superior Court
Co. C. Hartgrove
Arch
Apex
Horace Haworth
Blair
Knox
Johnson and Holton
W. C. Idol
Public Library
W. T. Powell
Large Attendance Promised at Wesley Memorial Men’s Club Banquet
Cr Bedford announces 2650 tickets sold for the Wesley Memorial church men’s club banquet in the church basement dining room tomorrow at 6 30 PM. Program features special music and Rev G Ray Jordan speaking on The Church Task a Man’s Sized Job. A three course chicken dinner will be served by the Wesley class women.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Cr. G. Bedford
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley
Baseball Opens Spring Hill Training Under Coach Daly
Baseball at Spring Hill College in Mobile Alabama features the 1930 varsity intact under Coach Bill Daly. Early workouts focus on infielders and defensive drills with battery practice highlighted as the main feature of the initial training session.
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Spring Hill Mobile
Ala
Spring Hill College
Bill Daly
Patents Granted On Inventions Of Tilden Brothers
Washington Feb 25 Jason F and Thomas A Tilden Point today were granted two patents One covers a telephone call recorder with 48 claims allowed The other a call recorder for telephone systems with 14 claims Their first patent waited almost six years since July 1 1925 while the second was filed June 7 1926 Neither patent has been assigned for industrial purposes
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Washington
Jason F
Thomas A. Tilden
Point
High Point
Local Debating Teams Selected For UNC Triangular Meet
Ten pupils competed in yesterday’s preliminaries to choose local high school speakers for the annual triangular debates sponsored by UNC extension. The topic is United States Should Grant Immediate Independence to the Philippines. Local affirmative team is Dorothy Bowen and Paul Bulla with Mabel Koontz as alternate. local negative team Raymond Royals Ollie Hutchens with Winfred Clinard as alternate. Debates set for April 3 with winners advancing to Chapel Hill for state competition.
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Extension Division
University of North Carolina
Debating Union
United States
Philippines
Dorothy Bowen
Paul Bulla
Mabel Koontz
Winston- Salem
Raymond Royals
Ollie Hutchens
Winfred Clinard
Greensboro
Central High School
Chapel Hill
Earl Andrews
Bernice Peace
Alton Spillman
Ruth Spicer Clark
Neil Bulla
Andrews
J. O. Eidson
L. R. Johnstein
Maxwell Jones
Mise May Meador
Parrish Funeral Held At Home
Funeral services for C. C. Lonnie Parrish who died after injuries from a fall were held at the home in Thomasville Route two attended by Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes and Rev. H O Miller. Interment was in Deep River cemetery with pallbearers C A Taylor BE E Bury C T Parks J M Smith M S Stevenson and M C Parks. flowers by Mrs Howard May Reach and Grace Riley. large crowd gathered.
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C. C
Lonnie) Parrish
Thomasville
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
H. O. Miller
The
Baptist Church
Deep River
C. A. Taylor
BE. E. Bury
C. T. Parks
J. M. Smith
Covington Child's Funeral Conducted
Funeral services for Jack Samuel Covington one month old son of Mr and Mrs RG Covington were held yesterday at 3 PM at the family home 706 Fourth Street. Dr AB Conrad pastor of First Baptist Church conducted and interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were J B Andrews MA Welch J H File and WP Davis. Flowers carried by EB Reney JW Willard JB Fulton and Jack Burris.
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Jack Samuel
R. G. Covington
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
J. 8. Andrews M. A. Welch
J. H. File
A B Club Hosts Musical Program and Charter Talk
Misses Virginia Frank and Miriam Burgess from the city schools music faculty entertained the American Business club at a weekly dinner in the Elwood Hotel dining room. Frank played violin with Burgess at piano and Burgess sang two numbers. Sarah Denny urged attendance at Friday’s district drama contest featuring Charlotte Winston and High Point. The club agreed to cover half the charter publication cost, printers bearing the rest, and planned a quarterly dinner and dance once the Country club work is done. James Greene won the attendance prize.
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Virginia Frank
Miriam Burgess
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Miss Frank
Miss Burgess
Sarah Denny
Charlotte
Winston
High Point
James B. Lovelace
Barber-Hall Printing Company
James Greene
Baby Dies After Five Points Crash Injuries
Janice Pauline Searce, 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Searce of 1107 Sherrod Street, died at a local hospital at 8 am today from injuries suffered in an automobile accident at Five Points last Saturday afternoon in which two others were injured. Born May 1 1930 in Hurley Virginia, she is survived by her parents and four grandparents. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm at Unity Chapel M E Church with burial in the church cemetery. The crash occurred when the driver of the car carrying the child swerved to avoid another vehicle and struck a curb.
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Janice Pauline Searce
P. H. Searce
Sherrod Street
Hurley
P. R. Scarce
Deuward Adwine
Scarce Wares
Unity Chapel
M. E
Thomasville
E. L. Kirk
Calvary M. E. Church
Church
Hasty High School Seniors Stage Fascinating Fanny Brown
Hasty High School seniors present the two act play Fascinating Fanny Brown in the school auditorium on Saturday evening February 28. A boy disguised as a girl causes laughter among guests at Idlewild with a dog fight scene under hypnotic influence. Proceeds fund the students educational trip to Washington.
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Hasty High School
Fanny Brown
Idlewild
Washington
Thieves Break Into Ray Street School Cafeteria and Filling Station
Police report two break ins last night at Ray Street elementary school cafeteria and a Southern Oil Co filling station on Washington and Hamilton streets. A hungry pair entered by a broken door pane, stole a small amount of food and pennies, leaving most of the cash untouched. detectives Smith and Whitlow and ID chief M C Hoover investigate.
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Ray Street
Southern
Southern Oil Company
Washington
Hamilton Streets
Smith and Whitlow
M. C. Hoover
Bureau of Identification
$50 000 Cigarette Contest Under Way
Contest offers 25000 to top prize with 10000 and 6000 for runners up. Eight days to submit essays on Camel package wrapping change and its smoker benefits. Mail to Contest Editor Reynolds Tobacco Winston-Salem NC. judges include Ray Long Roy Howard and Charles Dana Gibson.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
United States
Prises
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ray Long
International Magazine Company
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Roy Howard
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Charles Dana Gibson
Life Magazine
Directors Merchants Association To Air Sales Tax
Directors of the Highest Merchants association will hold a dinner meeting at the George Washington cafe at 6 30 this evening Arnold Schiffman of Greensboro vice president of the North Carolina Merchants association is expected to attend as guest of the local directors Several important business matters are expected to be discussed chief among them a proposed sales tax in the state.
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Highest Merchants’ Association
George Washington Cafe
Arnold Schiffman
Greensboro
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
California to Deploy 20 Fire Trucks for Summer Forest Firefighting
A fleet of 20 fire trucks will be in the field this summer to combat forest fires in California, strengthening statewide wildfire response capabilities and rapid deployment across threatened regions.
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California
Castoria: A Mother's Standby for Baby Comfort
A nursemaid style note urges use of Castoria to ease fretful spells, feverishness, colic, and constipation in babies. It claims Castoria keeps a child’s stomach settled and bowels orderly through infancy, and advises mothers not to switch to stronger medicines. It warns to seek genuine Fletcher's Castoria by confirming the signature.
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Castoria
Fletcher
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Cable St
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N. Wrenn &T
Li Bine
W. Broad
Tilden Brothers
High Point High School
Parrish
Covington
Lit Sales and Service
Wilson Motor Company
Schwab Tailoring Co
East Broad
A. B. Club
Marian Burgess
Directors Merchants’ Association
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Richmond
Burlington
Graham Haw River
Mebane Durham Oxford Henderson Norlina
South Hill
Hopeville
Petersburg
Richmond, VA
Baltimore, Md
Tri-City Motor Express
Castor
High Point Perpetual Building
A. J. Idol
Treas
C. H. Ellis
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Denton Railroad
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