Lady For A Day brings glamour to High Point resident
Mrs. V. Quate of Lexington avenue will live a fairy tale Monday as she plays Lady For A Day. A new Dodge and chauffeur will transport her to the Sheraton and a full day of pampering ends with a theater show and a grand return home. Her story highlights a longtime nurse and single mother facing health and work struggles while thanking the welfare system and local sponsors for the chance at a dream day.
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V. Quate
Mechanicsville
North Carolina
High Point
Cin
Lexm Avenue
Ilderton Motor Co
Sheraton Hotel
Mrate
Point Beauty Salon
Milady
Hyman
Merritt
Jas
Rabhan
Dal
Edward
Grayson
Punt Theater
Cinderella
Lexavenue
Usband
Ince
Sonny Boy
the Screen
Eurelia
Department
Welfare Board
City Issues Delinquent Vehicle License Notices
Police chief W G Fridle announced a city wide drive to enforce city license tags for cars. About 400 notices were mailed to delinquent owners who have state tags but no city plate, with 500 more to follow, as officers plan to clamp down on noncompliant vehicles. The penalty for non display of city tags has been eleven dollars and court costs. The Carolina Motorclub reported rising responses to the notices already mailed.
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W. G. Friddle
Friddle
The
Carolina Motorclub
May use police radios in city could be installed
City officials consider installing a radio broadcasting station and receivers in patrol cars after a favorable view of a Winston Salem system. City Manager M Knox supports the plan, saying it would boost police efficiency and deter crime, with RCA Victor demonstrations showing a $1400 system using low frequency ground waves.
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Winston-Salem
M. Knox
High Point
R. C. A. Victor Company
Trio of Emergency Schools to Open This Week
Three emergency schools under the Emergency Relief Education program begin operation this week in High Point. Adult education led by N S Stirewall will run from 9 to 11 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. with nine teachers. home making classes run by M T Hicks. nursery school directed by Victoria Lawrence. Courses are open to all over 16 not in public school, with equipment funded by CWA.
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N. S. Stirewall
M. T. Hicks
Victoria Lawrence
High Point
Joan C. Abels
CWA
T. Wingate Andrews
Stirewall
Eula Page
Louise Edwards
Bernice Lee
J. M. Foust
Weasasye Brown
Annie B. Graves
Fannie B. Mason
American Coal Com
Hill Veneer Company
Miss Lawrence
W. W. Thomas
J. W. McGuinn
Junior Service League
Lawrence
Cut Rate Furniture Company
Hendrix Furniture Company
J. C. Penney Company
Efird’s Department Store
Hoffman, Joyner's and Eckerd's
Hicks
West Green
Oak Streets
Emma Blair
Ater
Pickett Mills
Bula Page
Smith Street
Highland
North Main Baptist Church
North Main St. Baptist Church
N. S. Stire
Operation reaches permanent status after demonstration halt
The operation, paused for demonstration, moves toward permanent use. Plants of the 2.4 type demonstrated here have been stalled in Winston-Salem, Durham and Asheville.
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Winston-Salem
Durham
Asheville
Former High Point Boy Builds Legal Career in Greensboro
Smith A Seer son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Smith of 506 West Broad Street rose from a 1916 start in Roberson Earnhardt and Smith to lead Greensboro law as senior partner of Smith Wharton and Hudgins. He chairs multiple boards, holds life insurance and bar association roles, and plays a key civic presence in Guilford County.
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Clarence A. Smith
West Broad Street
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Jefferson Standard
Smith
Roberson, Earnhardt and Smith
Greensboro
Smith, Wharton and Hudgins
Wattle Boy to Little Joe Williams Improves at Home
Eugene Williams, son of Mr and Mrs A B Williams, who had been seriously ill with pneumonia and complications, is improving at his home in Archdale.
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Joen
Eugene Williams
Archdale
Miss Bertie Dunn Recovers After Tuesday Operation
Friends of Miss Bertie Dunn learn she is recovering well after undergoing an operation on Tuesday.
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Bertie Dunn
Turrentine Takes Motor Club Post
Greensboro native Wilbur C. Turrentine is named zone manager of the Piedmont division of the Carolina Motor Club covering Lexington to Graham and Sanford. He notes improved business, higher renewal rates, and plans to expand High Point territory while praising local police and school safety efforts.
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Wilbur CG. Turrentine
Greensboro
Piedmont
Carolina Motor Clubs
C. W. Roberts
Lexington
Graham
Sanford
Turrentine
High Point
Motor Club
Mr. Turrentine
Motor+ Club
J. P. Rawley
Garland Daniel
H. G. Iderton
D. A. Kirkman
T. Wingate Andrews
Turre
Boy Killed in Camden Truck Accident at Age 11
Elvin Scarborough aged 11 died in Camden after falling from a truck operated by a hired employee of his father. The incident occurred yesterday with authorities reporting the cause as an accidental fall.
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Camden
Elvin Scarborough
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Miss Page
Miss Edwards
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Lee
N. Main Baptist Church
Snow Street
Page
Long Street
Graves
Park Street
Johnson Street
Millis Street
West End Baptist Church
Picket Mill
St. Mark Church
American Life Assn
Dept. A-46
Hollywood
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the Eel
Fr . Smith A. Seer
Fred Frame
Elgin
O.B
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
PAT Brown, Inc
FORD
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