Miss Eleanor Welch Stars In Guilford College Cantata
Miss Eleanor Welch of High Point is cast in a feature role for Guilford College's performance of The Rose Maiden by Frederick H. Cowen at Memorial Hall. She will play with harp and the chamber orchestra accompanying the a cappella choir alongside four soloists from Greensboro Winston-Salem and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Eleanor Welch
High Point
Guilford College Music Department
Frederick H. Cowen
Memorial Hall
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Mary Millis
First Baptist Church
Bourne Hamner
Centenary Methodist Church
Brooks Bynum
First Presbyterian Church
Jess Alderman
Conrad Lahser
Gertrude Grimes
Myrtle Heath
Evelyn Troxler
Eunice Waugh Williams
Margaret Mostrom
Betty Flinn
Liner With Jews Ordered Back Home
Hamburg Germany June 2 The Hamburg American line ordered the liner St. Louis to return to Germany with Jewish emigrants if they could not land promptly after protest to Cuban authorities over landing bans. The captain was instructed not to land elsewhere unless passengers secured permission. Officials said the ship was within territorial waters and towed out by a Cuban gunboat. the protest was filed with Havana officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Hamburg-American Line
St. Louis
Havana
Cuba
Tanker Crash Damages Norfolk Toll Ridge Bridge
A Rhode Island tanker owned by Texas Oil crashed into the Elizabeth River toll ridge near Norfolk injuring two bridge tenders who leaped to safety. Women fled their car as it toppled into wreckage while two spans fell into the water but did not strike the tanker. A Russia summer camp note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Elizabeth River
C. L. Cuningham
Lee Zimmerman
Ortemouth
Rhode Island
Texas Oil Company
Continental Furniture Show Sets Chicago Market Opening
The Chicago Furniture Market opens June 5 at the American Furniture Mart with Continental Furniture Company showcasing solid Honduras mahogany and Appalachian Mountain maple bedroom suites on the eighth floor. R H Holton leads the display, returning for the Southern Market June 19, with ten salesmen attending from various regions. Fred N Tate says buyers are expected from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Furniture Mart
Continental Furniture Company
R. H. Holton
Continental
High Point
Southern Furniture
Exposition Building
Fred N. Tate
Reverend Sullivan resigns from Calvary Baptist Church
Wilmington June 2 The Rev J A Sullivan resigns as pastor emeritus after serving Calvary Baptist Church for 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
J. A. Sullivan
Calvary Baptist Church
Lipton Tea Ad Emphasizes Rich Flavor Use
An economical Lipton advertisement touts using less tea per cup while maintaining rich flavor. It highlights value and taste, appealing to thrifty readers seeking strong tea without waste.
McKenney on Bridge Hand 18 in 1939 Olympic Contest
An analysis of hand 18 from the 1939 World Bridge Olympic contest by the American Contract Bridge League. It outlines bidding and play principles including responses to North one club, leads for South, and the heart and spade sequences that establish the nine of spades to defeat the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Contract Bridge League
North
East
South
Roosevelt Child Born Prematurely
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt announced that a child born to her daughter in law Mrs John Roosevelt died at birth. The premature child arrived at the Richardson House Lying-In Hospital in Boston with the mother in fine condition. John Roosevelt was disappointed by the loss and the President and Mrs Roosevelt attended a Nahant wedding last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Richardson House
Nahant
Roosevelt
Revolutionary War Cannons Stolen in Charleston Case
Police recovered two brass cannons weighing over two hundred pounds each stolen from a monument site in Charleston South Carolina. Officers traced a sale offer to two Black men who were arrested with Magnolia Cemetery workers.
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Charleston
S. C
Magnolia Cemetery
Guilford County Realty Transfers In High Point And Morehead Townships
Guilford County property transfers include C Dunbar to H L Embier on Fast Lexington Avenue in High Point Township, Starmount Company to Dewey W Lambert and wife on West Market Street in Morehead Township, Starmount Company to L A Faires and wife on West Avondale Street, H M Edwards and wife to Broadus F Thomas on Walker Avenue, C L Howard and wife to C B Stevenson on land adjoining Mrs A A Hinton, and H B Garrison and wife to James Lee Farrington on land adjoining Walter Gant in Center Grove Township.
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High Point Township
C. Dunbar
H. L. Embier
Lexington Avenue
Morehead Township
Starmount Company
Dewey W. Lambert
West Market Street
L. A. Faires
West Avondale
H. M. Edwards
Broadus F. Thomas
Walker Avenue
Co. L. Howard
C. B. B Stevenson
A A. Hinton
Center Grove Township
H. B. Garrison
James Lee Farrington
Walter Gant
Negro congressman lauds North Carolina treatment
Rep Arthur W Mitchell of Illinois spoke at E. E. Smith High School graduation in Fayetteville praising North Carolina as among the most liberal states for Negroes. He urged graduates to pursue service to community and country as a path to advancement. Lace makers in France say Americans now prefer Valen ciennes styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayetteville
North Carolina
Arthur W. Mitchell
South
Rep
Mitchell
E. E. Smith High School
France
Spade overruff decision in bridge quiz explained
In a bridge puzzle South should overruff with two or three spades over one club to avoid signaling high card strength by doubling. South must lead his singleton club to allow a club ruff and possibly defeat the contract. North should return a club to offer partner a chance to overruff the declarer, even if East is counted out of clubs.
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North
East
South
Declarer
Hearings Set On Learners In Hosiery Industry
The Labor Department's Wages and Hours division will resume hearings June 7 on the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers request to employ learners at wages below the minimum under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Merle D. Vincent will preside as the hearings and exemptions chief. The case seeks to supplement evidence about operating costs and the learner wage issue amid proposed minimums of 40 cents for full fashioned and 32 � cents for seamless hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WNL
Labor Department
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Merle D. Vincent
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Sudian
Anker
Toll Ridge
Russia
Bill Madden
By Robt. Ripley
Colfax, Louisiana
Sheridan
USA
Fing Feareme Syedidate, Inc
Eescreed
A.5
Heinz
Wenatchee
Wash
Lien
Shaeffer
Chillicothe, Mo
Eugene
Oregon
Colfax
Louisiana
Lipton
America
Lipton’s Tea
McKenney
Guilford County Realty
N. C
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Tron Margarine
Robert H. Nutt
Robert H. Nutt, N. M
Sheraton Hotel
Ball Room
Wisconsin
Maxwell
Kim Coote
Dillons
Libby
Rosedale
al Fi
F.F.W. Vanilla
Miller's
Swiert
Ennis and Tryon
Fairmont Grocery
al Ld Grocery
Hillcrest Tytn
Lambeth Grocery
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