Negro history program highlights Emancipation themes
A community program marked by guest speakers and student participation discussed social and economic emancipation. Prof. Spellman of A. and T. College urged thrift and industriousness, stressing education and personal appearance as paths to independence. William Penn High School and the Negro Ministerial Union supported the event.
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Hell
Brimstone
Spellman
William Penn High School Department of Negro History
Negro Ministerial Union
G. E. Burford
T. College
Greensboro
Clarence EB. Yokely
William Penn School
St. Mark M. EB
Co. L. Spellman
Lincoln
Miss Louise Tyson Improves Rapidly After Flu
Miss Louise Tyson has recovered quickly from influenza after a week of illness. Doctors report noticeable improvement and she is on the mend.
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Annie Mae Rhynehardt
Vernon Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Louise Tyson
Whitten Donates Basketball To William Penn Cager
Dr. C T Whitten a local physician and High Point Professional Men's club member donated a basketball to the William Penn basketball team at the clubs Wednesday night meeting in H L Monans home The gift aids the team training for the 1935 season and was welcomed by principal and coach present at the gathering Also noted is the clubs plan for a 1935 calendar of civic social and educational projects and recent efforts include aiding the Fair View P T A Christmas tree program for underprivileged children in the community.
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High Point
H. H. le Mon
C. T. Whitten
Willam Penn
Dr. Whitten
Fairview P.T. A
New York Stocks Brighten as Emancipation Donations Highlight Year
The report notes a pre Christmas meeting at Louis B. Haizlip's home and a five dollar donation by the Negro Ministerial Union to William Penn high school for a memorial accessory, drawn from Emancipation celebration funds. It also covers hospital visits by H B Hobbs and a New Years dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. Woe for Mrs. Julia Tyson and guests, with festive decor and refined table settings.
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The
Negro Ministerial Union
William Penn High School
R. W Oe
Julia Tyson
Hoover Street
Etta Meekins
Campo
Roosevelt Hytomel
Architectural Records and Financial Totals Highlighted
In a fragmented archival item, figures show architectural items and sums including a Total sales figure of 790,000. The text references General Electric and Packard Motors and lists various coded entries with monetary values amid a garbled layout.
Stock Market Opens as Congress Begins Trading
New York stock market activity showed cautious optimism with a narrow trading range as Congress opened. Traders noted selective gains, firm undertones, and occasional soft spots while commodities offered little incentive. Bonds were flat, gold prices rose in foreign exchange dealings.
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New York
Congress
U. S
Market Trends Chicago Produce News Summary
Chicago markets report butter and egg prices with varied grades. Butter is steady with creamery specials around 31 to 32 percent and firsts near 28 to 30 percent. Eggs show unsettled pricing with current receipts at 25 to 29, graded firsts around 28 to 29, and refrigerator stock near 22 to 23.
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Chicago
Cotton futures open barely steady in New York
Cotton futures opened barely steady in New York on January 3, with declines of 3 to 8 points on lower demand and liquidation. Prices posted for January through December contracts ranged from 12.55 to 13.82 with March around 12.67 and July near 12.80 after the first half hour, slightly lower.
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New York
New York Butter Prices Reported By Creamery Grades
New York butter prices show movements with creamery extra at 92 score and centralized at 90 score, others unchanged. The report notes four price observations and a total of 20,162 units traded with January 3 posting.
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New York
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