The Minister Comes to Tea Play at Local Church
A play by Sally Shute titled The Minister Comes to Tea will be presented Friday night June 24 at 7 30 pm at the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Sponsored by the Woman's Missionary Society and performed by the Oak Hill Friends Church ladies. A small admission fee will be charged.
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Sally Shute
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Oak Hill Friends Church
First Baptist Church Sunday Sermons and Meetings
Dr. A. B. Conrad, pastor, will preach at both services today with morning sermon Things Which Accompany Salvation and evening sermon God in Christ. Bible school at 9 45. Prayer service and B T U on Wednesday at 8. W M S meets Monday at 3 30 at the church.
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A. B. Conrad
God
Christ
Display Of Ford Cutaway Chassis At High Point Opening
Several hundred residents viewed the $20,000 Ford Cutaway chassis used in the New York auto show, as Eng lish Motor Company opened in High Point with Ford and Lincoln agencies. J C Lloyd N C English and R W Thompson organized the firm, with T R English and Thompson as managers and a factory trained service staff.
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Ford
New York
English Motor Company
J. C. Lloyd
N. C. English
T. R. English
R. W. Thompson
High Point
Fords
Lincolns
Commerce and
Wrenn
Lincoln
Messrs. English and Thompson
Famous Band Leader Visits Kerner's Folly in Kernersville
Paul Whiteman and his orchestra visited Kerner's Folly yesterday. The renowned band leader showed interest in the historic house noted for hosting the first Little Theater and orchestra organized in 1893.
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Paul Whiteman
Kerner's Folly
Kernersville
Double Senate Elections Loom After Copeland Death
New York faces a double senatorial election after the death of Royal S. Copeland. With Wagner’s term ending and an interim appointment possible, political maneuvering heats up as Gov. Lehman and others weigh bids, signaling a pivotal fall for Roosevelt sentiment.
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New York
Royal S. Copeland
Roosevelt
Copeland
Washington
Senate
Robert F
Wagner
Alfred F. Smith
Lehman
Congress
Elkhart Brothers Fined Over Headlight and Liquor Ruse
In Elkhart Indiana Ian and Max Silk were stopped for a dark headlight. Police found 828 quarts of liquor in the car and charged the brothers with possession beyond permit limits. They were fined 110 dollars each, with the car and liquor seized. A poultry feed source is shale derived from shark flesh.
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Elkhart
Ind
Ian
Max Silk
Indiana
Hart wins county and state contests in hospital care event
Mrs. Margaret Hart of High Point placed third in the state and first in Guilford County in a Hospital Care association contest. She will receive two prizes and attend a banquet at the Washington Duke hotel on June 24. The contest ran from April 15 to last week. The local association office is led by Mrs. Irene Price in the Security Bank building.
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Margaret Hart
High Point
Guilford County
Hospital Care Association
Durham
Public health officers shaped yesterday's world by guarding health
City officials in medieval Lubeck offered the first European public health officer a salary of four dollars a year yet this pioneer began a lasting tradition. Miss Gilbert Muse notes the officers who wiped out smallpox cholera yellow fever and other plagues and kept Black Death and pox from resurging. Today the best public health leaders are in the United States.
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Lubeck
Europe
Gilbert Muse
Burrus Memorial Hospital
United States
Buying Procedure Studied At Meet
Delegates at the Carolinas-Virginia Purchasing Agents association meet in Greensboro discuss purchasing procedure. W. G. Thomas of Charlotte opened the convention as national director. Major L. P. McLendon of Greensboro is slated to speak today.
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Greensboro
Carolinas-Virginia Purchasing Agents Association
W. G. Thomas
Charlotte
L. P. McLendon
ICC To Decide On Greyhound Interstate Franchise
Raleigh dispatch reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission will rule soon on Greyhound Bus Lines request for an Raleigh to Lexington interstate franchise. A five day hearing concluded with opposition from Greensboro Fayetteville Bus Lines and Carolina Coach Company.
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ICC
Greyhound
Raleigh
W. W. McCaslin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greyhound Bus Lines
Raleigh- Lexington
Greensboro- Fayetteville
Losing side Hints at Appeal to Washington Full Commission
The party expects the issue to be taken to the full commission in Washington after initial losses. No further details were provided on dates or involved organizations.
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Washington
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