City schools to stage two class piano recitals
The music department of the city public schools will hold two class piano recitals at the high school auditorium this Friday. An afternoon program at 4 o clock and a night program at 8 o clock feature students from Emma Blair Oak Hill Clover dale Ada Blair Johnson street Bay street Elm street and the high school. Miss Flora B Canady directs and the events are open to the public.
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Music Department
The
City Public Schools
Flora B. Canady
Hazel Dennis
Johnnie Moffitt
Helen Carroll
Shirley Reid
Leota Delk
Frank Wood
Evelyn Tysinger
Ruth Jones
Ruth Green
Grace Powell
Hazel Culler
Mary Haney
Annie Lee Grissom
Grace Scott
Velma Robertson
Hazel McIntyre
Gertrude Ashwell
Beatrice Lee
Catherine James
Emma Blair
Mildred Neal
Marjorie Spry
Verta Lee Kennedy
Paulent Kennedy
Oak Hill
Ruth Thomas
Charles Southern
Florence Osman
Louise Southern
Raymond Jones
Thomas Parrish
Lois Stone
Evona Warner
Margaret
Helen Livengood
Lottie Chastair
Elm Street
Evelyn Seward
Irene Seward
Frank Tucker
Carl Lewis
Eskimo Mother Sings Lullaby Carrying Baby on Back
A mother from the Eskimo community sings a lullaby while gently swaying with her infant secured on her back rather than in a cradle, illustrating traditional child care practices.
Shuford Reappointed As Boys Commissioner For Two Years
Forrest H. Shuford, serving since last August as boys commissioner, was unanimously reappointed by the city council for another two year term. Councilman Charles F. Blake praised his work and noted the city saves money. Mayor Davis supported the continuation and said Shuford has aided numerous youths in returning to the right path.
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Forrest H. Shuford
Charles F. Blake
Shuford
Davis
Blake
W. C. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
High Point
Mr. Blake
Conrad
Mr. Burch Transferred to West Palm Beach
W. A. Burch who led the R. G. Lassiter and company work in High Point for five years is transferred to West Palm Beach Florida. He will leave tonight to assume new duties. His wife and family stay in High Point for the summer and will join him in Florida next fall.
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W. A. Burch
R. G. Lassiter and Company
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mr. Burch
High Point
Florida
Mills on trip in eastern district
J. W. Mills engineer of the fifth highway district leaves this morning to oversee road construction in the eastern part of the district. He will visit Montgomery Hoke Moore and Randolph counties and be out of town for two or three days.
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J. W. Mills
Fifth Highway District
Mr. Mills
Montgomery
Hoke
Moore
Randolph
High School Seniors Hold Class Day at American Theater
Annual class day exercises of High Point High School were held at the American Theatre with 22 graduates to receive diplomas tomorrow night. The program featured student papers readings music and a $500 gift toward a $1,000 painting for the new Jones Street building. Frank P. Graham UNC will deliver the commencement address with medals and certificates awarded to top students. Junior marshals also attended.
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High Point High School
American Theatre
H. N. Patterson
Robert Overman
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Willie Davis
Dorothy Tolly
Rebecca Holt Johnston
L. R. Johnston
Virginia McEwen
Marvin Davis
Vance Welborn
Howard Blair
Stuart Clark
Houston Hiatt
Howard Jones
W. E. Davis
Nancy Hill
Mary Drew Dalton
Gladys Rainey
East Wind
Dora Lammett
West Wind
Frances Moss
South Wind
Margaret Briggs
Mary Kiser
Patty Thomas
Helen Marie Sheloff
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Vesta Copeland
Katherine Greenleaf
Ruth Hepler
la Valle Wilson
Rainbow Fairies
Prof. Johnston
Jones Street
Katherine Pendleton Carrington
Warrenton
Arts Department
Johnston
Frank P. Graham
Fessor
University of North Carolina
Allen Crowson
Betsey Durland
Emma Fritz
Louise Salsbury
Hazel Shipman
Nancy Welborn
John Clinard
John Easter
Er. W. Freeze, Jr
Fred Ingram
Jester Pierce
Elford York
Merchants Miss Petition on Main Street Tax Repeal
Officials of the Retail Merchants association did not present a petition to the city council asking repeal of the paying law on Main street. The signed petition, said to be large, will be presented soon, said Richard Reitzel secretary of the association, who could not attend the meeting.
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Retail Merchants Association
Main Street
Richard Reitzel
Reitzel
Dinner reservations rise for Greensboro highway celebration
Between forty and fifty reservations were received for the banquet at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro next Tuesday night marking the completion of the Greensboro High Point highway. Secretary Sizemore announced that ladies are invited and that reservations will be made as readily for them as for men.
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King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Greensboro High Point Highway
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
Sizemore
Former Sheraton Manager Visits City
H. O. Onderdunk of New York, former manager of the Sheraton here, came to town yesterday with his wife. He led the hotel from May to September before retirement due to illness and spent months in a New York hospital after leaving.
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H. O. Onderdunk
New York
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Onderdunk
Sheraton
Forsyth Jury Fails to Indict Guards Over Camp Death
Forsyth grand jury reports no sufficient evidence to indict the foreman and guards at camp number three in the death of a 19 year old convict named Colonel Jones on April 22. The panel recommends training and immediate discharge and arrest for any rule violations to prevent further disgrace in Forsyth County.
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Winston-Salem
Jones
N. A. Townsend
Forsyth County
Forsyth
Highway Commission
Grand Jury
Physicians Disagree on Karls Carroll Condition
Washington reports on Karl Carroll split on his health under imprisonment. Attorney General Sargent released two physician notes. one found no current mental or physical signs to block transfer to the Atlanta federal prison, while an unnamed nerve specialist warned confinement could trigger definite mental disorder.
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Washington
Karl Carroll
Sargent
Atlanta
Population figures in Africa by race
In Africa there are about 180,000,000 negroes and about 5,000,000 whites. The sentence presents racial population estimates.
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Africa
Atwater Kent Auditions Seek Choir Voices for National Radio
The Atwater Kent Foundation launches a National Radio Audition to discover vocal talents from churches and choirs across five districts. Local auditions select one man and one woman per state to advance to district on air rounds, culminating in a national finale in New York with substantial cash prizes and tuition awards.
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Atwater Kent Foundation
Philadelphia
New York
Farewell Program at Business Club Dinner
The American Business club hosts a farewell program at the Country club tonight. Miss Virginia Frank violinist and Miss Virginia Ashlin pianist from the city schools music faculty perform numbers including Valse Triste Mother Machree and songs It All Depends on You At Sundown and Somebody Else. Full attendance is expected for the event.
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American Business Club
Virginia Frank
Virgina Ashlin
Sibelus
Machree
Building and Finance Committees Meet at First Baptist
Chairman A E Tate announced a joint meeting of the building and finance committees of the First Baptist church to be held tonight at the church after the 7 30 prayer meeting. The architect presents revised plans for the new church building.
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A. E. Tate
First Baptist Church
Bonding Company Settles Randolph County Shortage
The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York pays the $20,827.19 cash shortage of former Randolph County Sheriff J F Crawford who resigned January 1. They also grant $250 to cover tax-collection expenses after an audit by A T Allen of Raleigh and Asheboro. Local officials representing the county include Moser Burns and F J Phillips.
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Pegial
Asheboro
Fidelity and Casualty Company
New York
J. F. Crawford
Randolph County
A. T. Allen Company
Raleigh
Crawford
Burark and Fletcher
Moser and Burns
F. J. Phillips
Pain cadence in Oslo clinic dialogue
A brief exchange records a patient describing pain every five minutes and its duration of a quarter hour at a Kalikaturen clinic in Oslo. The snippet preserves the dialogue between doctor and patient and notes the location.
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Kalikaturen
Oslo
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Deed of Trust Guilford NC
Trustees John A. Cutchins and J Allen Austin announce a sale under a 1926 deed of trust securing a note to Carolina Mortgage Co. The Greensboro sale at 2:00 p.m. on July 11, 1927 will auction Lot 4 Block B of the Bencini plot in High Point township, bounded by Fourth and Mint streets.
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North Carolina
Guilford
John A. Cutchins
Richmond
Virginia
J. Allen Austin
High Point
Fr. Jones
Maud Jones
Office of the Register of Deeds
Carolina Mortgage Company
Raleigh
F. N. Jones
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
State of
Casey
Bencini
J. Allen
Austin Trustees
Americans Stay Put in Peking as Tientsin Force Standsby
Peking reports it is unlikely the American legation and residents will evacuate soon and the legation guard will not be strengthened. Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler commands 1,800 marines recently landed at Tientsin in readiness for any emergency.
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Peking
Legation
Smedley D. Butler
Tientsin
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New York Life Insurance Co
J. Lee Newby
Commercial National Bank Bldg
Globe Realty Company
W. Comme
Norfolk, Virginia Beach
Richmond, Va
Via
Southern Railway System
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Virginia Seashore
Southern Railway
H. D. Saunders, T. A High
R. H. Graham
D. P. A. Chralotte
American Theater
Seagrave & Nicholson Brick Contractors
West Broad St
the Commers Beauty Shop
Askin's
Ofer
Mammie and Coachie
Mann
Atwater Kent CO
Business Club
Hiatt Tire Co
DR. F. C. Sharp
Osteopath
Commercial National Bank
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Tol
V.pres. and
Treas
H. Ellis
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
G. B
C. E. Miller
Commercial Bank
Carolina Mortgage Co. Res
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
Real Estate Loan Co
M. Ernest Weich
M. McCarn
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