Study Groups Of Four Cities To Meet Here
An Unemployment Insurance Conference will be held at the YWCA cottage corner of Wrenn and Green streets tomorrow under the study group of industrial girls of High Point for industrial women in this city Durham Greensboro and Winston Salem. The conference convenes at 3 with a round table on the North Carolina unemployment act. Thomas Turner Jr of this city will discuss legal aspects and Dr John Troxell of Duke will cover economic aspects. A 4 oclock discussion follows. At 4 36 a city tour is planned by the Workers Education committee. Banquet at 6 30 at Central Friends church with Dr Albert Keister of Woman's College NC speaking on national industrial relief.
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Wrenn and
Green Streets
Study Group of
Industrial Girls of
High Point
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Ollie Brown
Thomas Turner, Jr
John Troxell
Duke University
Workers Education Committee
Central Friends Church
Albert Keister
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Keister
Miss Roth Shackelford
Johnsie Pugh
Miss Anna Douglas and Helen Wilson Graduate at Duke
Durham report states Miss Anna Gertrude Douglas of High Point will receive an A. B. degree at Duke in its eighty first commencement. Miss Helen Wilson of High Point will earn a nursing certificate after completing her three years of training.
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Durham
Anna Gertrude Douglas
High Point
Duke University
Helen Wilson
Douglas
Polity Club
Wilson
Woman's former husband claims he ran the lottery
Sam P. Richardson testified in Forsyth superior court that he alone conducted the lottery raided at 29 West End Boulevard and took responsibility for the operation. He admitted guilt while his former wife Mrs. Fannie J. Richardson Thompson denied responsibility.
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Winston-Salem
Sam P. Richardson
Forsyth Superior Court
Fannie J. Richardson Thompson
Richardson
H. C. McKalvey
Richardson- Thompson
George Polen
Raymond Swartzberg
New York
Swartzberg
Richardson-Thompson
High Point
Fred Brincefield
Clyde Fowler
Head
MccKalvey
McKalvey
Martin 18 Batters Greensboro Player Injured In Game
Greensboro baseball player Joe Martin was struck by a pitched ball Wednesday night in a game against Richmond. He is resting comfortably in a local hospital.
I W A Pledges Support To Roosevelt Program
The Industrial Workers Association vows wholehearted support for Roosevelts program to revive industry. It delays wage demands until the Industry Control law is established, while noting higher living costs justify an eventual wage rise. President Bradley says manufacturers may cooperate and that rises could occur before the control bill takes effect. About 1000 hear him at North Main and Church streets.
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Roosevelt
Industrial Workers Association
Carroll Wright to Speak at State Christian Endeavor Rally
Carroll M. Wright financial secretary of the International Society of Christian Endeavor and superintendent of its travel and recreation department will give the principal address at the High Point college during the State Christian Endeavor convention on Tuesday evening June 13. His topic is An Old Book For a New Crusade. He arrives Tuesday morning and has led Endeavor activities in the United States and abroad since 1920.
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Carrol M. Wright
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Carroll M. Wright
Department of Travel and Recreation
High Point College
A. J. Koonce
Wright
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Musical Program at Mount Vernon Baptist Church
A special musical program will be held at Mount Vernon Baptist Church Monday evening June fifth featuring eight quartets and the four Austin brothers of Jamestown providing special music. A section will be reserved for white attendees and a small admission will be charged for church benefit. Public encouraged to attend.
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Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Austin Brothers of
Jamestown
May rainfall totals and temperatures in High Point
A total of 3.25 inches of rain was recorded in High Point during May according to Chief A. B. Horney. The heaviest 24 hour rainfall was 1.34 inches on May 12. May had 16 clear days, eight partly cloudy, and six cloudy. mean max 73 and mean min 46 with a high of 87 and a low of 35.
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High Point
A. B. Horney
Small stove fire causes negligible damage at Woodrow avenue home
Firefighters from Companies 1 4 and the aerial responded to a blaze at 504 Woodrow avenue the morning of 10 30. Damage was negligible and the incident was attributed to a stove origin. Mrs James Arnette occupied the residence.
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James Arnette
Woodrow Avenue
Uo Stove
Convict Two on Lottery Charges in Municipal Court
Gilbert Bernard and Willie Burke were convicted in municipal court this morning for operating a lottery and noted appeals. Bernard faced a $25 fine and three years of good behavior. Burke was taxed with costs. Other defendants received various penalties including probation, suspended sentences, fines, and workhouse terms for violations of prohibition and related charges.
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Gilbert Bernard
Willie Burke
Bernard
B. J. Lamb
Nellie Williams
John Swainect
Avery Wood
Roy Mocarter
Wade Smith Cot
J. F. McCauley
Wade Flanders
Broadus McDowell
R. B. McKinzie
Traffic leagues set meets in Winston-Salem in June
The North Carolina Traffic league will meet here June 6 in an annus session the Southeastern Ship pers advisory board on June and the Southern Traffic league on June 7.
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Traffic League
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Traffic League
Southeastern Shippers Advisory Board
Southern Traffic League
May Fire Loss Lowest In 11 Months On Record
High Point reports May fire loss at 1800 dollars, about 0.5 cent per capita, with 11 alarms. Hazards split as six physical, three personal, one occupational, one wooden roof. August 2100, October 2307 the next lowest, November 1140. Hutchens store loss, July church, and May 4489 noted. values at risk: buildings 7600 with 5600 insured and 1100 loss. contents 2300 with 2000 insured and 700 loss. Three fires used booster pumps. hoses, ladders, fuel costs total 25.96.
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High Point
A. B. Horney
Hutchens
Colored Baptist Church
May
Fatal Auto Crash Fatally Injures Greensboro Justice of the Peace
Justice of the peace E. Cartland, 47, was fatally injured when his car struck a concrete culvert abutment near Graham. The crash occurred while he was driving in the Greensboro area.
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Greensboro
ER. E. Cartland
Justice of the Peace
Graham
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