Legion Auxiliary Members To Attend Area Conference
Mrs C A York president of Andrew Jackson Post 87 announced that several members will attend the Third Area Conference in Durham at the Legion Hut on Green Street Monday February 4 at 1 a m National president Mrs A C Carlson will be principal speaker introduced by Mrs M H Shumway department president A luncheon will follow at the Washington Duke hotel in Durham New guests and local delegates expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. York
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Durham
Legion Hut
Green Street
A. C. Carlson
M. H. Shumway
Lexington
Washington Duke Hotel
Tobin Arrives for Weeks with Culler Family in San Gachino
About People ER A. Tobin of San Gachino Texas has arrived to spend several weeks with her daughter Mrs Harry Culler and Mr Culler at their home 214 Monthieu avenue. Mrs H R Russell is very ill with influenza at her home on Barker street. Neary Rimmer and son James Neal Rimmer and Lindsay Rimmer returned to Danville Virginia after visiting Mrs Macy Rimmer. Mrs Sara Wagger left for New York City for a ten day buying trip for her South Main street ready to wear shop. Mrs Grace Hedgock's daughter Bettie Jean is improving after diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin
San ‘Gachino, Tex
Harry C. Culler
Mr. Culler
Monthieu Avenue
Bor
Barker Street
Neary Rimmer
James Neal Rimmer
Lindsay Rimmer
Danville
Macy Rimmer
Mesars
Rimmer
Sara Wagger
New York City
South Main Street
Grace Hedgecock
1100 Park Street
Bettie Jean
Highland M. E. Church Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday
The Women's Auxiliary of Highland M. E. Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Ladies Parlor. President Mrs. W A Trice will preside with Mrs. Grady Dowd and Mrs. J Q Cheves guiding the devotional. All members urged to attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland M. E. Church
W. A. Trice
Grady Dowd
J. Q. Cheves
Social Calendar for North Carolina Daughters events this week
A series of society gatherings are listed for Monday through Friday. The North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists meet at Mrs. J. S Welborn's home with a buffet lunch for delegates and guests. The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets on North Main Street. The Musical Art Club resumes at the Sheraton hotel ballroom. Social events include a bridge rock party at 421 East Washington and contract club meetings at Miss Alice Freeze's Rockford road home.
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North Carolina Society
D. A. CC. Delegat
Mra. J
Welborn
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Art Clut
Sheraton Hotel
Alice
Elizabeth Freeze
Rockford Road
Laura Wesson
The
Joseph Snider
West Point Avenue
Rumor of a Large Reichswehr Grows Despite Denied Figures
An Associated Press writer recalls acquaintances who join the rearmed Reichswehr, suggesting a much larger hidden force than the Versailles limit. Without official data, the writer imagines an army of millions amid private sightings and evasive replies.
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Deats
Germany
Muenster
Reichswehr
Breslau
Berlin
Bendlerstrasse
Bendler- Strasse
Veterans To Convene Tuesday Evening For Legion Meeting
All World War veterans are urged to attend an open meeting Tuesday night January 29 at 7 20 PM in the American Legion hall East Commerce Street. Commander Fred W. McPherson of Andrew Jackson Post No 87 urges participation and discussion on immediate payment of Adjusted Service Certicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
East Commerce Street
Fred W. McPherson
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Revolt Against Long Shocks Louisiana Towns
In West Feliciana and East Feliciana parishes anti-Long factions mobilize as martial law looms. In St Francisville and Clinton armed groups form the local home guard while citizens silent, a militia encamps in Baton Rouge, and a public inquiry by Senator Long triggers clashes and arrests with one man seriously wounded.
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St. Francisville
Clinton
West
Fast Feliciana
Wilcox
Mertte
Home Guard
Long
Baton Rouge
Felicianas
Raymond H. W.pleming
National Guard
Washington
Acene
Chester P. &J. Amant
Dea! Associatics of
Loulaissa
Elttzgens Orgssisation
Leng
Reigs.sered
Association For the Assembly of Armed Men
Miliia
St. Amant
Ernest J. Bourgeois
Senator Long
New Orleans
Bates Rouge
North Carolina D A R Holds Quarterly Meeting Here
The North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists met at Mrs. J B Welborn's home at 421 East Washington Street for its first quarterly 1935 session. New members joined, the name change from Virginia Dare approved, and remarks from D A R leaders highlighted the event. a luncheon followed with about twenty five delegates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
High Point
North Carolina Society
Virginia Dare
North Carolina Ciety
Goldsboro
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maggie Barnhart
R. E. Ridenhour
Concord
Eugene Davis
Statesville
J. F. Hayden
Welbo
Lucille Grindsley
Crossnore School
Grindsley
Mr and Mrs Voorhees Entertain Bridge Club
Members of the Club of Twelve enjoyed a Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Voorhees at 1113 Forrest Hill drive. Four tables of contract bridge were played and a salad course was served. Guests included Mrs. J A Morris, Mr. and Mrs. John C Abels, Mr. and Mrs. A S Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. A G Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. W J Fraley, Mr. and Mrs. W Idol, Mr. and Mrs. A S Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sizemore and Mr. B J Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Voorhees
Forrest Hill Drive
Voorhees
J. A. Morris
John C. Abels
Caldwell
A. G. Douglas
W. J. Fraley
W. ©. Idol
Miss Frank Presents Violin Pupils In Recital Tonight
Miss Virginia Frank presents her violin class in a mid winter recital at High Point College auditorium tonight at 8. The program features Peyton Voorhees Ann Wood Marjorie Powers Evelyn Sharp and many other young performers with piano accompaniment by Mrs A W Hard admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frank
High Point College
Miss Frank
A. W. Hard
Peyton Voorhees
Ann Wood
Marjorie Powers
Evelyn Sharp
Little March
van Hoesen
David's Wakte
Roy Burchfield
Arminta Waltz
Vogt
Norman Silver
Farcarolie
Offenbach
Frances Scruggs
Greenwald
Faye Spradley
Gavotta
Corelli
Jack Blam
The Schoolmaster and Liquor Reform Debate
A schoolmaster argues teachers must avoid politics while urging cautious liquor policy. He notes North Carolina and Virginia liquor issues, forecasts possible legalization, criticizes tax-for-funds strategies, and urges enforcement based on reasonable whiskey taxation to fund field regulations. He warns against treating liquor as a general revenue source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Virginia
Pedestrians urged to walk facing oncoming traffic
Authorities advise pedestrians to travel on the left side of roads facing approaching traffic to improve visibility and safety for walkers and drivers alike.
Duke Power Cuts Rates Ahead for North Carolina
Raleigh Jan 28 Duke Power Company announces rate reductions to take effect March 1. Public Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne says savings to municipalities and resale distributors in North Carolina could total at least 100000, possibly more than 200000 if current customers switch promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Duke Power Company
Stanley Winborne
Public
Power Company
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Hasteline Mufis
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Lorine Lee
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Rae Stanford
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Tress
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A. L. Stafford
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Fifth Street
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H. G. Rothrock
Zara
Continental Beauty College
W. Washington
Moffitt’s
Legion Auxiliary
V. F. W. Council
State Council of the Veterans of Foreign Warts
Ruby Snyder
Mra
Esther Holden
Greensboro
Aline Terry
Sumter
8. C
R. G. Weant
W. N. Neese
Suggs
J. T. Grant
B. A. High
J. W. Grant
J. P. Walker
C. L. Blomberg
A. L. Hutchison
B. G. Walsh
T. C. Burney
H. P. Snyder
Virgie Louise Walton
Highland Avenue
Walton
Zelta Moore
Letitian Club
Mee Hayes
Johnson Street
A. W. Stewart
H. W. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Mary Virginia Stewart
Stewart
Virginia Bundy
0. M. Bundy
Jamestown
Associated Press
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Louisiana
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
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D. A
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St. Louis
Calfee
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Cape Henry
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Roosevelt
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Morehead City
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Ethel B. Stone
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N. L. Garner, Jr
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John Roy Kivett
Roy Highfill
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Sara Taylor
Frances Cornelison
Caprice
Juanito Lamberth
Concerto
Accolay
Philip Modlin
Stryker Sloan Gibson
Mary Helen Daves
Mendelssohn
Clyde Daniels
Sloan Gibson
Wiiliam Frazier
M. Moszkowski
Clark Wilson
da Bernor
Evelyn Sharpe
Ernestine von Cannon
Ruth Wood
Hal Rellew
South Carolina
Turlington
Raleigh Way
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Lake Fisha
Chantilly
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Panama
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