Garden Club Meets Tomorrow At Mrs Diffees Home High Point
The High Point Garden club will meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at Mrs L J Diffee's Johnson street home. The High Point chapter Order of Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening January 27 at 730. The Art Department of the Women's club will be entertained Wednesday at 345 by Miss Clara Boyd Guilford avenue. The Renaissance Enters France will be the topic with Mrs John Hamill leader. The Franco Flemish cycle will be discussed by Mrs H T Hudson and Mrs Sam Bryan on The French Renaissance Architecture.
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Ro Point Garden Club
High Point Garden Club
L. J. Diffee
Johnson Street
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Woman’s Club
Clara Boyd
Guilford Avenue
France
John Hamil
H. T. Hudson
Sam Bryan
Mrs EB T Harrison Ill With Influenza At Home
Mrs EB T Harrison is sick with influenza at her home. Mrs G W Stephens of Statesville spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Fred Whitescarver. Mrs R L Waynick has returned to her home on North Main.
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G. W. Stephens
Statesville
Fred Whitescarver
R. L. Waynick
North Main
Club and social meetings listed for week in local area
Monday activities include Mrs Bennett hosting with Miss Muse Miss Welborn and Mrs Holton as associates. Sigma Theta club to meet Mrs Zel on Herth Main at 7:30 PM. Chapter to meet Mrs erities on Johnson Street at 10:00 AM. Good Will Garden Club to meet Floyd Holley on W Avenue. Wednesday schedule shows 10:00 AM club meeting with Mrs A C Jones on Johnson Street and 3:45 PM Art Society meeting with Miss Simmons at Main Street. 3:30 PM Bridge club at Miss Simmons home in Roland Park.
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Sigma Theta Club
Rome
Herth Main
Joan
A. C. Jones
Johnson Street
Local News Briefs On Families and Illnesses
Mrs W L Hargett and children visited relatives in Thomasville Sunday. Mrs Ben Cooper returned to Statesville after visiting her parents. Mrs R T Amos remains a patient at High Point hospital after surgery. Harrie Covington, son of Mr and Mrs W C Covington, is ill with influenza at home. Miss Lucile Brown visited Greensboro friends. Mrs Ben Whitescarver and son Oscar Slane ill with influenza at home on Parkway. John Munyon recovering well after appendicitis operation at High Point hospital. Mr and Mrs W Miles Stryker of Winston-Salem spent weekend with Mrs Stryker’s mother at 460 South Main. George Ausband Jr of Danville, Va., visited his mother at 460 South Main. Mrs Thomas Turner improved after illness at Parkway. Mr Turner returned to Raleigh for legislature duty. Mrs Herbert Hunter and sons Bernard and Haynes improving after influenza. Mrs S Leslie Hensell of 330 Monthey Avenue called to Winchester, Va., for daughter’s illness. husband followed due to father’s severe illness.
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Ben Whitescarver
Oscar Slane
Parkway
Mrs.w. Miles Stryker
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Stryker
G. A. Ausband
South Main Street
George Ausband, Jr
Danville, Va
Thomas Turner
Turner
Raleigh
Leslie Hensell
Monthey Avenue
Winchester
Hensell
Pioneers Stage Week End Hikes By Local Groups
Two groups of Pioneers led by Y M C A officials hiked last weekend. Fourth ward school group camped at Pioneer Knob Friday afternoon with John Weavill and a dozen companions. Elm Street group hiked from Rock Quarry Saturday morning including Ab Wright and many peers.
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New Fourth Ward
Pioneer Knob
Elm Street
Rock Quarry
Fourth Ward
John Weavill
Lee Roy Scarce
Joe Kidd
McCoy Tucker
George Estes
Emer Carter
Edw. Emory
Jarvis Hepler
Jack Cooper
Montgomery Kinsey
J. F. Carter
Robi. Smith
Brow
R. J. Roach
Frank Freeman
Boyce Bonnell
R. J. Newby
Buster Lackey
J. C. Hill
Jas. Garner
J. R. Beasley
Hal Hedrick
Inman Chastain
Joe Simpson
Grady Griffin
Oscar McMullan
Harold Setzer
Billy Lassiter
Jack Webber
Leslie Conrad
Chasardell
Jas. Horney
China Imports Near Million Dollar Value of American Leather in 1930
China imported nearly one million dollars worth of American leather in 1930 reflecting strong demand for U S hides and manufactured leather goods. The figure underscores active trade links between the United States and China during the period and signals the leather market's prominence in American export commerce.
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China
Spring book fees due for students in High Point
SPRING book fees for students due. T Wingate Andrews announces fees now due must be collected by Monday morning February 2. Cooperation with the Board of Public Welfare allows out of work parents to obtain free text books with a neighbor’s signed statement. two schools report all fees paid. Fees reduced last fall to rental basis remain the lowest in the state: grades 1-3 50 cents. grades 4-5 1.00. grades 6-7 1.50. high school 2.00.
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T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
School Board
Board of Public Welfare
Andrews
Johnson Street
Fourth Ward
Springfield Avenue
Harrison Plans Leadership School at Mebane Church
N. M. Harrison, director of religious education for the North Carolina Methodist Protestant conference, announced the Mebane Methodist Protestant church will host a leadership training school in April and May with participation from about 20 nearby churches. The event is one of 23 such schools statewide, with a larger central session at High Point college in June offering a broader course and inspirational program.
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Mebane
N. M. Harrison
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
Harrison
High Point College
Philippines pushes severing ties with United States
Manila January 26 The Philippine Herald quotes Speaker Manuel Roxas saying in Lucena that the Philippines have reached maximum economic development under American sovereignty and derive no benefit politically socially morally or economically from present relations with the United States.
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Manila
The
Philippine Herald Today
Manuel Roxas
Lucena
Tayabas
Philippines
Will of W C Jones Valued At 150000 In Probate
The will of W C Jones, former county commissioner and High Point businessman, filed for probate in the clerk of superior court's office. The estate is understood to be around 150000, with Mrs Carey Ogburn Jones as widow and sole beneficiary and Wachovia Bank and Trust Company named executor. Will dated November 12, 1917.
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W. C. Jones
High Point
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Art
Carey Ogburn Jones
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Y's Men's Club Hears Shaffer Sermon at Supper Meeting
Rev. W. R. Shaffer pastor of the First Reformed church addressed the Y's Men's club at the YWCA supper meeting last Friday. His talk challenged young men to seek lives of service and responsibility.
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W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Y's Men's Club
Mr. Shaffer
Farmers To Meet Tomorrow Night
A meeting of farmers will be held at Trinity high school tomorrow night at 7 30 to discuss plans for establishing a cannery. The event was announced by J D Ross and all poor are invited to be present.
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Trinity High School
J. D. Ross
Pretty Girl 10 Honestl y Marr y Her Real Prince
Stockholm January 26 News reports capture a tale of a Swedish court romance as Prince Linnert son of the monarch’s second son and Karin Nisswandt daughter of a prominent Stockholm industrialist, allegedly to wed soon. Royal assent would require the prince renounce throne rights but, with five royal cousins ahead, the move may be deemed minor.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Prince Linnert
Gustave
William
Karin Nisswandt
Ee Sn
Marie Pavlovna
Russia
Prince William
New York
Oscar Bernadotte
Folke Bernadotte
Estelle Manville
First M. P. Christian Endeavor Observes Golden Jubilee Week
The First M. P. Christian Endeavor society launches Golden Jubilee Week at 7 30 p m with Mrs T R Ballard as leader Old Timers night invites all former members A Friday banquet at 6 45 p m in the church dining room caps the events Rev Gordon Spaugh of Winston Salem will appear on the program Vesper service at 5 p m on Sunday February 1 and the week concludes with a final program on Monday night February 2.
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M. P. Christian Endeavor Society
T. R. Ballard
Roy I. Farmer
Christian Endeavor
Gordon Spaugh
Winston-Salem
Quarrel Triggers Wreck and Shootings at Club Abbey
New York police link a quarrel between two women at Club Abbey to a mass brawl that wounded Arthur Dutch Schultz and Chink Sherman. Schultz and his aide Marty the Wolf fled by taxi as lights went out and knives and revolvers flashed. Schultz, a Harlem beer racket figure, may have been wounded in the shoulder.
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New York
Abbey
Broadway
Arthur
Dutch
Schultz
Bronx
Sherman
Polyclinic
Marty
Wolf
Bill” Dwyer
Harlem
Sunday Services In High Point Churches
Sunday services in High Point churches featured revivals and programs at Wesley Memorial and Lebanon M. P. church. Rev. G Ray Jordan preached morning on Facing Life Squarely and evening Where Are You Going, while Lebanon M. P. observed Young People's Day with talks on adults teaching youth and home training.
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Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Ethodist Church
Epworth League
Lebanon M. P
Clay Madison
Herman Yokley
Christian Endeavor
Interme
Young Peoples
Privilege of Service in Philadelphia Sermon
The Rev. R I Farmer preached on The Privilege of Service Philadelphia from Rev 3 8 set before thee an open door. He urged serving humanity in Christ s name and noted Philadelphia as a praised church alongside Smyrna. He quoted Pythagoras and Margaret Sangster on fidelity and urged opening hearts to Christ as the door to true service.
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Asia
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Philadelphia
Mr. Farmer
Pythagoras
Jesus Christ
Margaret E. Sangster
Holman Hunt
Central Friends Sermon on Eating the Bread of Heartache
Rev Tom A Sykes preached at Central Friends Church on the bread of heartache. He compared Babylonian captives rebuilding Jerusalem to modern believers facing overwhelming work without divine help. He urged reliance on God, citing Except the Lord build the house.
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Jesus
Father
John Abels
Ceylon
Abels
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Babylon
Jerusalem
Temple
Sermon on Christ as Enfolding God with Us at First Presbyterian
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers delivered a vesper sermon at First Presbyterian yesterday titled Clarion Calls from God's Trumpet About Christ. He urged contemplating Christ's meaning for thought and life, asserting Jesus as divine and unique, God manifest in the flesh, and stressing that history and world events hinge on His influence.
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Christ
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Emmanuel
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Nabers
Enmimanuel
Deputy Commissioner of Revenue Checks Schedule B Taxes in High Point
Co. B. Bogart deputy commissioner of revenue for North Carolina spends today and tomorrow in High Point at 116 West Washington in the office of Deputy Sheriff T. R. Short checking scheduled privileges and license taxes and will receive payments of all unsettled taxes.
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Co. B. Bogart
State of
North Carolina
High Point
T. R. Short
West Washington
Princess Isabel and Berenguer Struck by Influenza
Premier III report from Madrid dated January 26 states Berenguer is bedridden with influenza and doctors ordered him to rest. The Princess Isabel, aunt of King Alfonso, is also reported under doctor care and described as in poor health.
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Madrid
Strucker Berenguer
Isabel
Alfonso
Angelic funeral poem for Sarah Katherine Stephens
A funeral poem read by Dr. Charles H Nabers for Sarah Katherine Stephens youngest daughter of Rev and Mrs George T Stephens appears in this notice. The verses describe angels welcoming the child at pearly gates and heavenly hosts singing as she joins the eternal home. The publication is by request.
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Charles H. Nabers
Sarah Katherine Stephens
George T. Stephens
J B Johnson Buys New Stock of Shoes on St Louis Trip
J B Johnson of the Brownbilt Shoe Store has returned from St Louis with a new stock of Brownbilt and Buster Brown shoes. He plans to reopen his store after a heavy December fire damage on or about Thursday January 29. Peru reports ongoing labor disputes.
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J. B. Johnson
St. Louis
Brownbilt
Buster Brown
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Thomasville
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R. T. Amos
Highes Hospital
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W. C. Covington
Broad Street
John Munyon
High Point Hospital
Herbert Hunter
Bernard and
Haynes
Siad
Sept. Andrews
VU. S
Y’s Men’s Club
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First Presbyterian
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Pearl
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