Veterans of Foreign Wars Encampment Opens With Call for Preparedness
The North Carolina VFW and Auxiliary opened their annual encampment at the Sheraton hotel with appeals for national preparedness and backing of the President. Gen James F. Mickel presided, while General J Van B Metts and General W A Smith addressed attendees. memorial tributes to wars were observed at the Paramount theater, and a late night wedding between Hazel Yates and Raymond Hicks capped the day at the Paramount show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sheraton Hotel
Paramount Theater
Robert E. Lee
J. van B. Metts
Raleigh
North Carolina National Guard
Metts
Hazel Yates
Raymond Hicks
Paramount Theatre
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boys’ Glee Club
Wm. Penn High School
Lois Shaw
Legion Post Not To Meet Tuesday Night
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 will skip its Tuesday meeting due to the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment. The gathering moves to next Tuesday with important business planned. The program includes greetings from VA official J. Pittman and national VFW officers. A large parade is set for 6 pm followed by a 7:30 pm dinner at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
A pharmacist compounded remedy promises rapid relief for violent headaches and nervous distress in minutes. It claims to ease muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and tension without opiates. The ad touts a six ingredient formula sold under a brand name with three initials.
Mary Stevens Bible Class Meets Tonight at Green Street Baptist
The Mary Stevens Bible class of Green Street Baptist church holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 130 o'clock at 240 Boulevard. All members are urged to attend.
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Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Boulevard
Cardus Eases Sluggish Feeling and Pain Says Mrs Hunt
Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Halleville Texas recalls years ago suffering cramping and fatigue. After using Cardul she reports relief from a sluggish feeling and pains and praises the product as safe for women of all ages. Sold at the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Hunt
Halleville
Texas
Cardu
Missing six year old found by police at Broadway cafe
A six year old boy wandered into police headquarters with a hot dog and popcorn asking for his mother. Patrolman H M Ridge cared for him as strangers coaxed information. He finally gave the name Stephen Hessapalis son of Dan Hessapalis cafe operator, but no address or phone number could be learned.
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Police Headquarters
Main Street
Stephen
Broadway
Hessapalis
Stephen Hessapalis
Dan Hessapalis
Final Exercises At High Point High School
The High Point high school holds its 148 graduates ceremony Tuesday at 8 p.m. with invocations, music by Woodwind Ensemble and Shubert Trio, diplomas by C F Tomlinson, and a brass quartet. The preceding baccalaureate sermon was by Rev D W Allen, focusing on education as defense in battle, urging continued dedication to learning and faith.
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A. L. Aycock
South Main Street Methodist Church
Lillian Weisner
Sophia Taplin
Dupuy Sears
Basil Freeman
Henry Grady Owens
Shubert
Hubert Liverman
Edna Mae Douglas
Elizabeth Huffman
C. F. Tomlinson
Board of School Commissioners
William Vance
James Mattocks
Frank Hicks
Hubert l Liverman
R. L Farmer
T. W. Andrews
D. W. Allen
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
G. L Humphreys
High Point College
Jesus
Kelman Gomo
Curtis Newton
Dallas Goodman
David McKinnon
Mr. Allen
Saul
Israel
Rev. Allen
America
Allen
God
Faith
Our Fathers
George T. Stephens
Groups in Meeting Tonight Ahead of State Endeavor Convention
Beginning at 7 15 o clock tonight a joint meeting of officers from the central district Christian Endeavor union and the Greensboro city union will be held at the city lake. A weiner roast social hour and the regular business session precede plans for registering attendees for the North Carolina Christian Endeavor convention at High Point college June 12 to 15. Notable speakers include Dr Daniel A Poling Carroll M Wright Dr Lawrence Little Dr S D Gordon and Dr P E Lindley.
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Central District Christian Endeavor Union
Greensboro City Union
City Lake
North Carolina Christian Endeavor
High Point College
Daniel A. Poling
International Christian Endeavor
Carroll M. Wright
Lawrence Little
School For Religion
Western Maryland College
Westminister
8. D. Gordon
Winston-Salem
P. E. Lindley
Dentists Attend North Carolina Dental Association Meeting
Dr. W. F. Clayton and Dr. W. R. McKaulin attend the North Carolina Dental Association meeting in Chapel Hill. Clayton appears on the program for a clinic on Balanced Occlusion from the Viewpoint of the Periodontist and will return to his office Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clayton
W. R. McKaulin
North Carolina Dental Association
Chapel 1
Tries Marriage For Fourth Time At Age Seventy One
Mrs. Mary Frances Howell, 71, of 485 Dayton Street, cousin of L. W. Glenn, is pursuing matrimony for the fourth time. She and Chas. H. Pickerall, a Virginian, secured a license at Chatham. Howell recounts her first husband Ham Yeatts was executed for murder on their wedding day, while her second husband Eck Johnson and third, T. A. Howell, died natural deaths. She is native to Bedford County Virginia and has spent most of her life in Toshes, Virginia.
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James F. Mickel
Greensboro
North Carolina
R. J. Warner
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial
J. Gurney Briggs
Beautiful Land
Mr. Hilliard
Christ
Hilliard
Daniel V. Carter
Spain
Carter
1St Army Corps
Mr. Carter
Waynick
Tts
Mary Frances Howell
L. W. Glenn
Dayton Street
Hoffman Drug Co Robbed Last Night
The Hoffman Drug company at 1001 East Greer Street was broken into last night. A slot machine was stolen and broken open to release between $7 and inside. About $3 was taken from the cash register after a front door was forced. A second robbery occurred at Claude Bouldin's home on 107 Briggs Avenue, where a rear door was used to enter and a brown coat four shirts and a sofa pillow were stolen.
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Hoffman Drug Company
East
Greer Street
Claude Bouldin
Briggs Avenue
Local Names Listed Include Tess McMallan and Others
Tess McMallan, Sarah Tomlin son, Lois Chidester, Lavelle Wil sop and Margaret Hayden appear in a readable notice fragment detailing participants or signees in a local matter.
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Tess McMallan
Sarah Tomlinson
Lois Chidester
Lavelle Wilsop
Margaret Hayden
Graduating Twice From High Schools Within One Week
Miss Caroline Dalton daughter of Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton earns a second high school diploma in one week after already receiving a diploma from Greensboro high school last Tuesday. She had prior credits from High Point and transferred to Greensboro to complete requirements. Doubly graduated, she plans to enter Hollins College in the fall.
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Caroline Dalton
Carter Dalton
Greensboro
Dalton
Greensboro High School
High Point
Miss Dalton
Hollins College
John M Hayworth Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services for John Martin Hayworth a well known farmer who died at his brother A W Hayworths home Friday night were held at Springhill M P church Sunday afternoon led by Elder Frank Pruitt and Rev C C Loy. A large turnout attended with pallbearers and flower bearers named. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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John Martine Hayworth
A. W. Hayworth
Springhill M. P
Frank Pruitt
Primitive Baptist Church
C. C. Loy
W. V. Williard
J. D. Hayworth
C. L. Davis
William Hayworth
Claude Moore
Alfred Swaim
Margret Hayworth
Lessie Hayworth
Audrey Hayworth
Alberta Cecil
Dorthea Hayworth
Maud Hayworth
Guilford County School Board Re Elects Leaders
Dr. Dred Peacock of Greensboro re elected chairman of the Guilford county board of education and Thomas R. Foust re elected county superintendent for two years. The board approved an education plan for 1933 34 and urged a city administrative unit for Greater Greensboro with High Point as a separate unit. The plan proposes 386 teachers in the county unit, 323 white and 63 Negro, with state authority handling salaries and loads. Peacock’s illness kept him away previously. all members attended.
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State Commission
Greater Greensboro
High Point
Guilford-Davidson
Guilford
Randolph County
Davidson County
Foust
Board of Education
Raleigh
State School Commission
Sal
Aries
Peacock
Mr. Peacock
EB. Coltrane
Guilford College
J. H. Joyner
Whitsett
W. H. Bennett
Beasemer
H. W. Lambeth
Monticello
Senior Class Play Skids Through at High Point High School
The annual senior play Skid ding will be shown tonight at 8 in the High Point High School auditorium. Cast from the senior class includes Carroll Earnhardt as stage manager Bill Vance Walter Sprye Charles Connor as assistant stage manager Carlton Taylor and Garland Hayworth. Miss Mary Winn Abernethy supervised the production after three weeks of prep and a six member stage crew built the scenery and prepared the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Carrol Earnhardt
Bill Vance
Walter Sprye
Charles Connor
Carlton Taylor
Garland Hayworth
Mary Winn Abernethy
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W. A. Smith
J. M. Hilliard
Confederate Veterans
Capuse M. Waynick
R. B. Coontz
Admiral Coontz
Washington
Department
D. W. Carter
State Departments
National Economy League
George F. Edwards
Andrew Jackson Post
Cocks Antique Shop
Cable St
Max Bones
N. Main St
Palace Taxi
Palace Taxi CO
Sykes
Paradise Point
J. W. Barnhill Jacksonvilee
Princess
A & Serene N
Romsell
Commerce
Cardus
H. M. Ridge
Tom Jones
John Lindsay
Worth Farlow
Arthur I#a
James Parsons
Alson
Vesta Copeland
John VM. Hayworth
Dr. Peacock
County School Board
Dr. Foust
Standard Oil Company of
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Emolene
Easo
Easolube
Enso Sta
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Standard Oi Company of
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Colonial Beacon Oil Company, Incorporated
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