College Choir Sings At Lebanon Church Tonight
The A Capella Choir from High Point College to perform at Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church at 7 30 tonight. The 32 voice group under Prof BE B Stimson has earned praise from civic and music leaders. Critics in Statesville Greensboro Raleigh and Henderson lauded the ensemble for tone quality interpretation and artistry.
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Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
BE. B. Stimson
Eugene Davis
Statesville
North Carolina
Rt. H. Mason
WPTF
Raleigh
Stimson
Cora Cox Lucas
Woman’s Club of
Greensboro
State Federation
Herman Abels
Henderson
N. C
Daily Dispatch
Lebanon Methodist Me
Roosevelt Campaign Style and Political Stances
The piece notes Roosevelt’s reputation for calmness in public, his shop talk approach, and alignment with Mrs. Roosevelt on political economy. It cites his possible nationwide stump campaign if nominated, his 1920 speech blitz with Cox, and his progressive stance on government aid and state liquor control proposals.
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Capitol
Chicago
New York
Samuel Tilden
James M. Cox
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
They Found Work in Sugar Plant Theft Case
Green Bay police caught Norman Brown and Albert Dahl, ages 22 and 21, with two bicycles. They said they stole the bikes to ride to a sugar plant to find work. They were sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse.
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Green Bay
Wis
Norman Brown
Albert Dahl
Roosevelt Declines ND Primary Bid Prefers Progressive Standards
Franklin D Roosevelt writes he will not run under a party line and seeks a nationwide progressive platform. North Dakota Democratic convention endorses him. consent required by state law for primary ballots. New Hampshire to begin presidential preference primaries March 8. Guernsey Cross releases letter.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
McLean
Roosevelt
Valley City
Tustapaenne
North Dakota
New Hampshire
Guernsey Cross
Roosevelt Enters Democratic Presidential Race Early
Governor Roosevelt of New York launched his bid for the Democratic nomination with momentum but Alfred E. Smith’s absence clouded the convention. Report notes the south and the northwest have long drawn Roosevelt toward the contest, with firm yet cautious sections signaling continued uncertainty.
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Smith
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
South
Northwest
Smith eyes early lead as Roosevelt faces primary challenge
The narrative notes Roosevelt must build momentum in eastern and midwestern states while preparations for his formal entry unfold. Governor Ritchie of Maryland is cited as his only declared opponent for convention delegates with New Hampshire's March 8 primary looming and supporters of Smith weighing a bid to influence the state.
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East
Middle West
Roosevelt
Ritchie
Maryland
New Hampshire
Mr. Smith
Smith
Democratic gubernatorial race grows as candidates declare
The state Democratic field for governor in North Carolina expands with three hopefuls R T Fountain J C B Ehringhaus and A J Maxwell shaping early campaigns Ehringhaus plans Raleigh state HQ while all have spoken at luncheon clubs Morrison faces two rivals R R Reynolds and Tom Bowie in the Senate contest Bowie backs McNinch as a Federal Power Commission member, a move that stirred local Democrats.
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Daniels
North Carolina
R. T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
J. C. B. E Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
A. J. Maxwell
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Morrison
Grist
R. R
Bob” Reynolds
Asheville
Senator Overman
Tom C. Bowie
West Jefferson
Bowie
Frank McNinch
anti-Smith
Federal Power Commission
1928 North Carolina primary race outlined
The article notes a June 4 Democratic primary with likely runoffs for gubernatorial and senatorial nominations. It mentions Reynolds as a wet candidate, Republicans mired in a Bailey patronage scandal, and a state convention in Charlotte planned for April 14 signaling renewed GOP activity.
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Reynolds
Bailey
Charlotte
The Religious Life of High Point and Its People
A sermon on communal faith in High Point emphasizes that individual religious life forms the city’s spiritual whole. It urges consecration before service, calls members to keep faith with each other, and notes society as a shared socialist-like bond of brothers and bond-holders.
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High Point
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Russia
Lenin
Stalin
First Presbyterian Church
Abel
Cain
Christ
Flying Husband Flight Delays Domestic Rift
Eleanor F Waterbury told a judge that while her husband flew an airplane she milked nine cows and did farm chores. She sought a divorce from Alfred Raymond Waterbury accusing him of preferring flight over work and fun to the point of neglect.
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Bellingham
Eleanor F. Waterbury
Alfred Raymond Waterbury
Democrats Outline North Carolina Drive Leadership in High Point
Democrats say he and committee members will meet the executive committee to discuss plans for a drive aimed at a great success in High Point North Carolina. State leaders including Shaping Greensboro attorney OL B Shaping have built a national reputation for their drive and press from Washington indicates North Carolina is well organized.
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High Point
OL. B Shaping
Greensboro
North Carolina
Washington
Kearns
Renfrow
Mr. Kearns
C. 8. Grayson
J. E. Millis
R. T. Amos
J. §. Pickett
LeRoy Briggs
G. R. Ward
J. Paul Williamson
R. H. Sechrest
R. K. Young
Wade Renfrow
J. T. Burrus
State Senate
Capus M. Waynick
Thomas Turner
Carter Dalton
D. C. MacRae
W. C. Idol
C. M. Hauser
M. J. Wrenn
Comner Covington
C. Arthur Kirkman
Garland Daniel
L. J. Fisher
R. B. Terry
C. L. Amos
Lewis BE. Teague
E. K. Ingram
Rupert Pickens
Charles McAnally
T. R. Short
T. J. Gold
G. H
Furniture makers report steady market and growing orders
Observers say fair division of demand at the market with strong interest in antique reproductions from Made-Rite Furniture and living room sets from Wilson Furniture of Carthage. Karastan Rug and other exhibitors report rising interest while prices remain steady and distress merchandise wanes.
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Wilson Furniture Company
Carthage
Hi Point Furniture Company
Tts
Continental
Tate
Thomasville Chair Company
Lenoir Furniture Corporation
John I. Norris
Williams-Norrie
Chicago
J.C. Black
Karastan Rug Company
Dress Sale Sparks Budget Talk at High Point Drive
A dialogue over a new dress contrasts salary cuts with a 20 percent reduction while names of individuals including Hammel, Hamburg, Jones, Lyon, and others appear. Mr. Kearns stresses committee presence at Thursday’s meeting to push the High Point drive to completion, urging the group to go over the top.
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Hammel
Hamburg
Mrs Ike White Wins 5 Gold For Beauty Shop Letter
The Enterprise announces winners of What I Expect From My Beauty Shop contest. Mrs Ike White of Maskins store takes 5 in gold for best letter. Ticket pickup advised at The Enterprise business office.
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Enterprise
Ike White
Maskins Store
The
Broadhurst Theater
Jean Harlow
EB. Hill
Hamilton Street
Alma Lockwood
Blain Avenue
W. T. Blankenship
Thurston Street
J. R. Shreves
Otteray Drive
Jamestown Girl Scouts Plan Spring Activities
Jamestown Girl Scouts map a spring program focusing on character building with Miss Pugh as sponsor. Two patrols begin First Aid study while a third practices Archery. Field trips cover flowers and birds and night meetings observe the stars. An all day hike on Jan 30 includes Guilford College Scouts as guests.
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Jamestown
Doughs H. Long
Greensboro
Miss Pugh
Guilford College Scouts
Frances Wiike
Kathryn Brown
Louis Swiggett
Ruth Brown
Mildred Bundy
Kathleen Flournoy
Carroll Davis
Margaret Kimrey
Beth Heffner
Nell Goins
Evelyn Wrike
Margaret Fowler
Dean Lindley to Speak at Central Friends Supper Program
Dean P. E. Lindley of High Point College will address the Central Friends supper Wednesday evening. He is noted for an interesting practical message and many are expected to attend. Those planning to be present should notify Miss Anna Mendenhall early in the week.
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Dean P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Central Friends
Dean Lindley
Anna Mendenhall
Salvation Army to Present Four Scene Playlet Tonight
Salvation Army announces a second program following a successful previous event. A four scene playlet with a song by Adjutant John O Beirne will be presented at 7 30 tonight. The first scene shows a prisoner reflecting on his life, followed by his mother visiting, then a courtroom where judge and participants wear Salvation Army attire.
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John O'Beirne
Salvation Army
New Company Man Aims to Set Up Knox Office
James R. Giles, owner of Giles Safe and Lock in Knoxville, Tennessee, visited yesterday to explore opening an office here. He provides safe and vault service and is the son of Mrs. J. M. Giles of 300 Willowbrook Street.
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James R. Giles
Giles
Knoxville
Tenn
Mr. Giles
J. M. Giles
Willowbrook Street
New boarder voices love for occult science in soup interruption
The Vancouver Sun quotes a new boarder declaring fascination with occult science and exploration of mysterious realms, but the landlady interjects by asking for more soup, ending the exchange with a comic note.
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English Street
Sara Briggs
Nest Street
Lillian Montgomery
Lindsay Street
W. D. Turner
Cable Street
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White Oak Street
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Redding Apartments
L. A. Palk
Margaret Wevil
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Sahole Dodd
Madison Avenue
Paul A. Morris
N. Main Street
Jamestown Girl Scouts
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