Physicians Plan Gala Time For July Seventh
Guilford County Medical Society to hold its annual Ladies Night on Thursday July 7 at Jefferson Standard Country Club near Guilford College. Dinner at 6 30 p m. Members and guests will have privileges of the club and swimming and boating before the meal. Monthly meetings year round focus on scientific discussion and medical topics. The society is among the state’s largest and most progressive with guest speakers from Mayo Clinic and major universities.
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of County
Jeffer Country Club
Guilford County Medical Society
Jefferson Standard Country Club
Guilford College
Hetam
Mayo Clinic
Baltimore
Philadelphia
U University of Pennsylvania and
Jefferson Medical Colleges
Eugenics discussed and society hosts scientific gathering
The piece surveys eugenics history from animal breeding to human applications, citing thinkers like Edwards Slosson and noting a rising interest in improving humanity. It describes a July scientific meeting with entertainment, led by Drs. Hiatt Mann and Harrison and annual Greensboro High Point leadership rotation.
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Luther Burbank
Edwards S. Slosson
Washington, D. C
Springfield
Ohio
Sedgefield Inn
H. B. Hiatt
J. T. Mann
E. T. Harrison
High Point
Brockton R. Lyon
Greensboro
Chas. R
Wiggem's bio-psychological age in The Next Age of Man
Minnie Atkins Edwards discusses Albert Edward Wiggem’s forecast of a bio psychological era guided by benign human control over natural forces. The piece links openness to change with the pace of evolutionary progress and contrasts it with resistance rooted in fear of new technologies.
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Albert Edward Wiggem
Minnie Atkins-Edwards
Randolph Hospital Formal Opening Sets for Saturday
Randolph hospital dedicatory events will feature speeches by Dr W Rankin Duke Endowment official on hospital efficiency Dr Burrus state health board president on cooperation and Dr Flowers Duke Endowment secretary greeting from Duke Hospital L H Smith Jr and local clergy to present lay and devotional segments The dedication includes a public tour at 2 pm after a formal morning report by building committee noting a total project cost of 130000 with Duke Endowment funding half and the remainder from town bonds and private gifts.
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W. &. Rankin
Hospital and Orphans
Duke Endowment
Burrus
State Board of Health
R. L. Flowers
Duke Endowment Corporation
Duke Hospital
D. B. McCrary
Asheboro
C. C. Hubbard
Farmer
Randolph County Medical Society
L. H. Smith, Jr
Liberty
C. G. Smith
R. C. Stubbins
A. C. Tippett
R. 8
A. B. Beasley
L. M. Crawford
G. H. Sumner
Arthur Ross
Ss. C. Crawford
W. L. Ward
I. F. Craven
Duke Endowment Fund
Noah Webster Found Guilty in Federal Charge
Noah Webster pleaded guilty to a federal charge of possession and manufacture in Miami Florida. The case centers on illicit material and related activities cited by UPI reporters. A sentencing date was not immediately announced.
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Noah Webster
Miami, Fla
County to Hold School Based Anti Typhoid Clinics
The county nurse Miss D Burba announced anti typhoid and anti diphtheria clinics in western county schools from July 11 to July 29. The schedule lists Guilford College Ridgefield Summerfield Colfax Floorence Jamestown Oak Dale Union Hill Allen Jay Oak View Sedgefield Red Hill Oak Ridge Stakesdale Paro Ridge Sumner Goshen Jesse Wharton Ham's store with specific times each day.
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D. Burba
Guilford College
A. m. Ridgefield
Summerfield
Colfax
Floorence
Jamestown
Oak Dale
Mill
Union Hill
Allen Jay
Oak View
Sedgefield
Red Hill
Oak Ridge
Stakesdale
Paro
Ridge
Sumner
Goshen
Jesse Wharton
Ham's
Cooking school ends after seven months of classes
The Woman's club sponsored cooking school led by Mrs. D. A. Neese concluded this week at Highland Mills. Over 200 pupils aged 14 to 66 learned budget smart home economics and practical meals. Prizes for best cook books went to Miss Margaret Black and Mrs. Martha Underwood.
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Woman's Club
D. A. Neese
Neese
H. N. Phillips
F. R. Taylor
H. T. Hudson
Margaret Black
Martha Underwood
Highland Mills
Carnie Brooks
J. E. Austin
Julia Austin
Mangum Avenue
Nees
Woman’s Club
L. R. Johnston
From Mountains to Sandhills on Foot Journey
A family travels 200 miles with John and his mother and siblings. the mother wears four torn dresses yet stays cheerful. John makes a tin guitar from a cigar box and pretends to drive, proud of his toy car. The group left yesterday bound for Pinehurst, chasing promise of work or rest amid optimism.
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John
Salvation Army
Pinehurst
Sandhills
Parker Rites Set For Today
Funeral services for Rev. Thomas Anson Parker of High Point Route 4 will be held today at 4 o clock from Sechrest Funeral Home. Rev. A C Waggoner and Dr. George H Crowell will officiate. Pallbearers include J R Royals Sylvester Bouldin G H Kearns Luther Frazier John W Johnson and John B Blair. Interment in Trinity Cemetery follows.
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Thomas Anson Parker
High Point
Route 4
Sechrest Funeral Home
A. C. Waggoner
Trinity M. E. Church
George H. Crowell
J. R. Royals
Sylvester Bouldin
G. H. Kearns
Luther Frazier
John W. Johnson
John B. Blair
Trinity Cemetery
Liquor Ring Case Leads to 60-Day Sentence
Federal agents testified Noah, a man described as a negro by agents but white on his plea, used a disguise by darkening his face to resemble companions while operating a still. He pleaded guilty and received a 60 day sentence.
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Noah
RANDOM THOUGHTS continued on page four
A rural voice narrates steady work and simple pleasures. The speaker plans fishing after chores while noting Sook giving butter and hens laying eggs. They joke that trading and begging keep them afloat, whistling through depression and preferring it to politics and hoopla.
Don’ts For the Fourth
A playful list cautions readers against overindulgence and lawbreaking during the Fourth of July. It warns against risky swimming, distributing bootleg liquor, excessive hot dog consumption, and overexertion to compensate for a year of laziness. Liberty is tied to responsible behavior.
Heavy Rainfall in High Point Sets June Records
A month report by city meteorologist A. B. Horney shows High Point received 6.73 inches of rain in June, the heaviest total this year and the worst since August 1931. June highs reached 97, with 12 days in the 90s, and 10 days of rain.
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High Point
A. B. Horney
Jamestown Weed and North Carolina Political Irony
A fragment reflects on North Carolina politics and a distant future with implied cemetery imagery. The speaker warns that before any senator joins key committees, their bones may decay in a cemetery plot. The tone blends regional identity with grim futility about political fate.
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North Carolina
Simmons
Suit Seeks 20000 Damages for Run Down by Automobile
Avery E Hauser a minor by his next friend A E Hauser sues Joe Skeen in municipal court for 20000 alleging injuries from being struck as he crossed North Main at English March 5. Plaintiff claims Skeen drove at unlawful speed in the street middle, driving a bird radiator ornament into Hauser and breaking his arm with other painful injuries.
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Joe Skeen
Skeen
Avery Eugene Hauser
A. E. Hauser
North Main Street
English
Sheen
Hauser
Rites For A. J. Luck Held Today Near Asheboro
Funeral services for 77 year old A. J. Luck who died after a stroke will be held at Springfield Friends church this afternoon at 3 o clock. Rev. E M Jones will officiate and interment will follow in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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A. J. Luck
Asheboro
Springfield Friends Church
E. M. Jones
Archdale M. E. Church
French Scientists To Get Lodge In Paris Shelter
A meeting place and shelter for French scientists will be built in Paris. Location not yet chosen but plans are set and most funds raised. The idea emerged from gatherings at the Mirabauds home and is being advanced by M. Ducos, deputy and public instruction budget reporter.
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Paris
Robert Mirabaud
M. Ducos
Public Instruction
Second Period at Camp Begins Uwharrie Scout Camp
The second period at Camp Uwharrie opens with 67 campers and 13 leaders totaling 80 persons. Robert White of Troop 32 Lexington First Presbyterian church named honor camper for the first period which ended Friday morning.
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Camp Uwharrie
Robert White
Lexington
First Presbyterian Church
W. Rabb
H. C. Twining
Richard Melskey
Smith Young
Hobart Ferree
Bryan Neeley
Jack Hayworth
Bob Wilson
Tom Jones
Gaston Grimes
Brandon Trussell
James Ennis
Frank Swicegood
Lloyd Dennis
O. A. Petree
City Building Permits Show Decline in June
June permits in High Point totaled 6690 dollars reflecting a sharp drop from prior months. The largest permit, 2500 dollars for remodeling the J. D. Brame building on West Washington, will house a modern office. Other notable jobs include a 2090 dollar two story dwelling at 1503 North Hamilton by 8. T. Lewis and a 2000 dollar Marine Oil filling station on North Main. J. O. Gray received 100 dollars for an ice cream stand on North Main.
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High Point
A. B. Horney
J. D. Brame
West Washington Street
North Hamilton Street
T. Lewis
The
Marine Oil Company
North Main Stret
J. O. Gray
North Main Street
Infant R M Douglas Dies Shortly After Birth
Bobby Vaughn Douglas infant son of Mr and Mrs R M Douglas died at their home 491 Green Street shortly after 1 pm yesterday. He was born yesterday morning. Mrs Douglas before marriage was Miss Mamie Vincannon. A brief prayer service was held at 5 pm at the home by Rev M C Connor after which the funeral party departed for Colfax for interment.
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Bobby Vaughn Douglas
R. M. Douglas
Green Street
Douglas
Mamie Vincannon
M. C. Connor
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Colfax
Office to Close Fourth Winston Salem Southbound Railway
The local office of the Winston Salem Southbound Railway will close for the fourth time this year. Staff disruptions cited as the reason and a notice of temporary shutdown pending final arrangements.
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Winston Salem Southbound Railway
High Point Pledges Support for Local College
Dr. Humphreys president of High Point College spoke on the $50 000 emergency campaign expressing confidence in the communitys ability to rally during hard times He recalled the decade old decision to locate the college and urged citizens to sustain the venture through adversity to give local youths a college education within their own doors.
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High Point
High Point College
Humphreys
Fred Osborne 26 Claimed By Death
Fred Osborne aged 26 died at his mother Mrs Fannie Osborne 715 Park Street Saturday evening after a three year illness. Born in Davidson county March 6 1906 he was son of Presser and Fannie Leonard Osborne. Survived by brothers Robert and Arnold Osborne of High Point and sister Mrs Lillie Tuttle of ?. Funeral plans incomplete. expected services likely Tuesday.
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Fred Osborne
Fannie Osborne
Park Street
Mr. Osborne
Davidson County
Presser
Fannie Leonard Osborne
Robert
Arnold Osborne
High Point
Lillie Tuttle
Christian Science Sunday Services At 11 Oclock
Christian Science services held each Sunday morning at 11 o clock in the church on Matin Street. Sunday school convenes at 9 45 a m. Reading room open Wednesdays and Fridays 2 to 4 30 p m.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
North Matin Street
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