Uw Harrie Scout Council Annual Meeting Set for Monday
The Uw Harrie council district committees plan their annual meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sheraton hotel with a dinner before the business session. Scout Executive B W Hackney will review the year, officers will be elected, and the budget approved. The council notes rising membership and steady costs, with High Point district delegates listed among expected attendees.
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Uwharrie Council
Sheraton
B. W. Hackney
Uwharrie
High Point
H. A. Millis
C. C. Garrett
F. J. Sizemore
H. R. Williamson
L L. Amos
L. R. Johnston
W. B. Hall
W. B. McEwen
C. W. Perry
C. M. Waynick
H. G. Owens
H. B. Hiatt
G. B. Daniel
J. B. Millis
Earl Winslow
C. E. On
J. P. Ingle
L. F. Tuttle
F. L. Porter
D. T. Yow
O. A. Kirkman
Willis Johnson
Summer Program At Central Friends To Be Instituted Today
Central Friends church announces the start of its summer program with morning services in the church. The church school gathers at 9 45 for all ages and minister Tom A Sykes will speak at 11 on The Greatest Triumph of Man. A vesper service at Archdale playground follows at 6.
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Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Archdale
Sykes
Junior High Summer Term Opens Monday
A summer school session for sixth and seventh grade students begins Monday morning at the Junior High. Principal Mrs. R. E. Ranson announced the one month term will offer intensive training for special work with a nominal tuition fee.
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R. E. Ranson
V. F. W. Post Set for 8 P M Meeting Tomorrow
The High Point Veterans of Foreign Wars post will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at eight o clock. Commander J W Mc Mahon announced the session will cover important business and urged all members to attend.
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High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
McMahon
Mazie Mathews Wins City Fourth Grade Writing Contest
On March 1 the city fourth grade teachers held a writing improvement contest running to May 15. Mazie Mathews of Ada Blair school topped all others for greatest overall improvement in the city. Other school winners include Clarence Brown Brentwood Merle Stewart Oak Hill Margaret Hoover Cloverdale Alice Yow Johnson Street Herbert Carroll Emma Blair Shirley Steed Ray Street and Thurman Horney Elm Street.
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Mazie Mathews
Ada Blair
Clarence Brown
Brentwood
Merle Stewart
Oak Hill
Margaret Hoover
Cloverdale
Alice Yow
Johnson Street
Herbert Carroll
Emma Blair
Shirley Steed
Ray Street
Thurman Horney
Elm Street
May Bother You a Bit 1 Only state in the U S A to show a decrease
A cryptic puzzle list appears with multiple clues and numbering ranging from 1 to 54. The items include references to a state population decline 1920 to 1930, a female senator from Arkansas, and a mix of word clues across themes such as animals plants numbers and common words.
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U.S. A
Boone Trail Arrowhead Unveiling Planned for July Fourth
A July Fourth ceremony will unveil the Boone Trail Arrowhead south of the city. J Hamp ton Rich leads plans with a civic committee, noting three tablets and ore from a local mine. Daughters of the American Revolution chapters from Lexington Greensboro and Winston Salem will attend as guests of honor.
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Amos Ragan
Plank Road
Boone Trail
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F. Logan Porter
Chamber of Commerce
Major Rich
Asheboro
Liberty
Buffalo
Piedmont Belt
Cape Fear
Daniel Boone
Fayetteville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lexington
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Rich
National Park Commission
Yadkin
Boone Cave Park
Boone
Femme Osage Valley
Cleveland Bonus Marchers Face Setback on Washington Drive
The Cleveland division of the Bonus Expeditionary Forces stalls in its national capital march due to transport shortages. About 1,000 veterans from Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago and elsewhere camp near a railroad yard after a clash with police, with field marshal John Pace vowing to press on to Washington as more congressmen sign on to push the bonus bill.
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Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Washington
Toledo
Chicago
Midwest
National Capital
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Detroit
Exmarine
Congress
Local candidates win strong support in Guilford election
Local candidates received strong backing as 1,157 votes were cast locally. The county saw tight races for sheriff and congressional seats with Reynolds and Morrison neck and neck for the long term local nomination, while Phringhaus led Maxwell and others in a fierce post election contest. The vote remained unsettled near midnight amid clipped ballots and late-arriving returns.
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Guilford
Dyer
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Precinct One
Enterprise
Elections
Mr. Morrison
Reynolds
Morrison
Frank Grist
Tom Bowie
Phringhaus
Allen J. Maxwell
Bonus Marchers Button Hole Congressman at Capitol
Local election results show Lieutenant Governor R. T. Fountain and A. H. Graham of Hillsboro leading with 1,887 votes to 307 for Dellinger and 207 for Giles. Stacey W. Wade leads for secretary of state with 1,400 votes to 1,056 for Hartness.
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Capitol
R. T. Fountain
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
Dennis G. Brummitt
Peyton McSwain
Fletcher
Norton
Davis
Lawrence
Smith
Mitchell
Macon
Winborne
Boney
Morton
Co. L. Gray
Constable
High Point Township
J. M. Brintle
D. A. Covington
W. L. Wheelis
Norman A. Boren
Greensboro
Guilford
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Bruce H. Carraway
Co. L. van Noppen
Charles T. LeViness
J. N. Umstead
J. Clyde Ray
High Point
Carraway
Boren
van Noppen
LeViness
Ray
Silk for milk plan spreads on Moscow area farms
Soviet rural scheme pays farmers with goods as 40 percent of monthly accounts, a trial near Moscow sends dairymaids curious while farmers and workers protest and resist Mos cow Department of Supplies as women’s silk stockings and underwear circulate as payment.
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Russia
Moscow
Angry Bees Use in Warland Raid Spurs Salisbury Gripe
Angry bees swarm through Salisbury Rhode Island after a raid by buz zers disturbing residents. The townspeople propose using bees to drive out gangsters as a possible tactic amid the ensuing streets emptied by the buzzing swarm.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ninety Three Students Named to Junior High Honor Roll
Ninety three junior high students earned the year’s honor roll and 210 received perfect attendance certificates for no tardies or absences in the past school year. Principal Mrs. R E Ranson released the list naming students such as Jack Lee Marie Grant Joe Brinson Billie Bennett and many others.
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R. E. Ranson
Jack Lee
Marie Grant
Joe Brinson
Billie Bennett
Donnie Welborn
Norma Nunn
Anna Mae Hatcher
Julia Edwards
Caroline Edwards
Margaret Dickson
Edith Deal
Helen Crowder
Mary Alan Clinard
Ernestine Bulla
Irene Bryant
Orin Whitener
Eleanor Welch
Pauline Douglas
Violet Reid
Alice Lee Charles
Ernestine Higgs
Baxter Freeze
Richie Warner
Josephine Bennett
Margaret Paul
Louise Snyder
Helen Hussey
Esther Ray Wilson
Alice Chandler
Robert Dunkelberger
Jeane Rankin
Anne Chappell
Cecil
Jimmie Clark
Reginald Hinshaw
Inez Morris
Anne Seward
Barbara Thomas
Mildred Free
Elizabeth Deaton
Joe Aucoin
Jesse Lee Royal
Pearl Loflin
Pearl Thompson
Ernest Robinson
Susie May Canady
Gladys Wilkins
Juanita Kinney
Betsy Dean Wagger
Margaret Tull
Horace Clinard
Pickett Hamlin
Virginia Smoak
Thomas Lackey
Edith Vance
Ruth Williamson
Dorothy Young
Sidney Neely
Sara Hart
Georgia Hodges
Mildred Hutchins
Daphne
Louverta Taylor
Moreen Winslow
Katherine Wrenn
J. C. Whitt
Joe Gray
Madge Robbins
City rattled as blasts halt business and traffic
People rushed for shelter as doors slam and windows shatter. The city center fell quiet for over two hours with all business and traffic suspended while bees remained the only activity in the area.
UNC seniors wind up opening program of commencement
At Chapel Hill on June 4 the 187th commencement began with seniors packing the Carolina Playmakers theater for The Butter and Eye on. Dr. Horace Williams addressed over 300 graduates urging personal integrity over systems as essential to national recovery.
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N. C
University of North Carolina
Carolina Playmakers
Horace Williams
Williams
Southern Historical Collection
Mangum
Jess Laighter
Roxboro
Fred
Digby
Wardlaw
Plainfield
N. J
John Wilkinson
Pantego
Franklin S. Hickman
Duke University School of Religion
Memorial Hall
Bingham
William McKee
University Y. M. C. A
George McKee
Charles G. Ross, Jr
Fayetteville
Dialectic Literary Society
Don Seawell
Dan Kelly
Biscoe
Philanthropic Society
McKee
Pharmacists to Hold Annual Meeting Here
The annual meeting features speakers from Greensboro and Greens boro with papers on mezzanine prescription rooms and pharmacy education. Appointments, committee reports, and a 2 pm afternoon session include prize talks, a ladies’ automobile drive, golf at Blair Park, and free fishing for non golfers. The evening program features Dr. Anton Hogstad Jr addressing the Changing Order of American Pharmacy with a reception to follow.
Final disposition of Walker case after Dem convention
An analysis of testimony against Mayor Walker will be sent to Governor Roosevelt next week. It is not considered likely the final disposition of the case will be made at that time.
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Gotham
New York
Dem
Roosevelt
Robert
John
Walker
Platform Picks and Roosevelts Response Amid G O P Affairs
Governor signals action if Hofstadter committee finds grounds to charge. Samuel Seabury vows quick data on Walker. Roosevelt rejects delay and faces pressure as Southern Democratic groups endorse him and push a five point platform. Campaign donors network formed by Abram Hewitt backs reform agenda. Letters seek 65,000 top donors to pledge support if platform aligns with five aims, including tariff cuts and repeal of the eighteenth amendment.
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Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Roosevelt
Women's National Democratic Organizations
Veterans’ Relief
Abram &. Hewitt
Wall Street
Democratic Campaign Fund
Roosevelt Headquarters
Pharmacy group meeting outlines sessions and events
Weeks presides as fifth session opens at 2 PM Wednesday with reports and address by E C Brockmeyer Washington representative of the NCPA and general counsel for the Federal Wholesale Druggists association on Pharmacy Problems The golfing tournament and fishing follow before a 7 PM banquet at the Sheraton hotel hosted by the Traveling Men's Auxiliary with remarks by Dr W Bruce Philip president elect of the American Pharmaceutical association and NARD counsel A theater party for ladies at 10 AM Thursday at Broadhurst led by Mesdames A Coke Cecil Frank Marr and Joe Hoffman The final session at 9:30 AM will include reports an address by Dr W G Crockett on U S P Revision Methods policy discussions officer elections and meeting place for next year A 1:30 PM barbecue at City Lake for members and guests hosted by Justice Drug Co and Barbee Hayes Co Current officers are Weatherly Webb Hood Hall Beard Andrews Noble Cecil Cecil Bowman etc with several officers elected by mail ballot in 1931 to be installed at the convention.
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Roger A. McDuffie
Parke C. Stratford
Greensboro
C. N. Herndon
C. C. Seawell
John K. Civil
Tomlinson Chair Company
A. Ring, Jr
Blair Park
Anton Hogstad, Jr
Pharmacy Week
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Merck and Company
Hogstad
J. M. Hall
Wilmington
High Point Country Club
D. A. Dowdy
Joe Hoffman
Mr. Cecil
Sheraton Hotel
Mesdames C. A. Ring
A. Coke Cecil
Cael
Weeks
Armand Company
E. C. Brokmeyer
Washington
Federal Wholesale Druggists Association
Br. Brokmeyer
W. Bruce Philip
American Pharmaceutical Association
Broadhurst Theater
Mesdames A. Coke Cecil
Frank Marr
Association
W. G. Crockett
Medical College of Virginia
City Lake
Justice Drug Company
Barbee-Hayes Company
A. BE. Weatherly
Paul Webb
Shelby
J. C. Hood
Kinston
J. G. Beard
Chapel Hill
CC. M
Andrews
Burlington
Alice Noble
High Point
F. O. Bowman
Polke. Gray
Statesville
Delegates Conclude Fourth Y Assembly Plans
Two hundred delegates to the fourth annual North American Y M C A work with boys assembly at Blue Ridge adjourned after laying five year plans. The National Association of Boys' Work Secretaries nominated officers to be elected by mail led by Walter L. Stone.
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Blue Ridge
WN. C
National Association of Boys
Walter L. Stone
Ehringhaus Leads In Governor Race As Returns Pour In
Forward results show Ehringhaus with 90 370 votes while Maxwell and Fountain trail. For lieutenant governor A H Sandy Graham leads with 38 651. D F Giles 12 176. D P Dellinger 14 207 from 448 precincts. Other Democratic races show Hartness 28 940 and Wade 30 486 for Secretary of State.
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Ehringhaus
Maxwell
Fountain
A. H
Sandy) Graham
Hillsboro
Graham
D. F. Giles
Marion
D. P. Dellinger
Cherryville
J. H. Hartness
Stacy Wade
Baxter Durham
Chester Bell
George Adams
D. G. Brummitt
Peyton McSwain
W. Henry Davis
John D. Norton
R. R. Lawrence
Jence Mitchell
A. L. Fletcher
Stanley Winborne
EB. Macon
Dancer
D. W. Morton
State V. F. W. Head Asks Members Not To Join Move
Greensboro, June 4. James F. Mickel commander of the North Carolina Department V. F. W. issued a statement urging members statewide to refrain from joining the Washington demonstration demanding immediate cash payment of the bonus. He said the position is not a reversal of the V. F. W. stance on the bonus and that veterans should be paid promptly as a matter of justice and fairness. He argued such payment would aid the nation’s business fabric.
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Greensboro
N. C
James F. Mickel
North Carolina Department
Washington
Mickel
Nickel
Nashville and Long Island nominees for president secretaries
Nashville Tenn and Stuart Reed of Long Island NY nominated for president. C M Gray of Nashville and John Ledlie of Newark NJ nominated for secretary treasurer.
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Nashville, Tenn
Stuart Reed
Long Island
N. Y
C. M. Gray
Nashville
John Ledlie
Newark
N. J
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