Lucille Browne Heads Alpha Theta Psi Alumni Chapter
Lucille Browne was elected to head the alumni chapter of Alpha Theta Psi sorority at a meeting hosted by Miss Unity Nash. The slate included Thelma Moss as vice president, Vera Smith as secretary, J. H. Jennings as treasurer, and Leslie Johnson reappointed chair of the arrangements. The turnout followed a steak supper as members gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Browne
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Bustisa
Mesdames
J. H. Jennys, Jr
James Brooks
Bill
A. A. Koonta
Hil- Gabriel
Hazel
Marge Kiser
Thelma
Anne Oss
Elizabeth Offman
Vera Smith
Ja Mae Welborn
Unity Ash
Girl Scout Troop Plans Camp Uwharrie Trip and Awards
Members from Wesley Me church leave at 3 30 for Camp Uwharrie with swimming and a picnic followed by court awards. Girls receiving honors include Kearns York Roma Mame and Fritzie Raymond with awards in child nurse observation sewing. Final meeting until September. Troop leaders are Miss Marret Watson and Mrs. Paul Wear.
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Girl Scout
Wesley Mechurch
Camp Uwharrie
Ie Kearns
York
Roma Mame
Fritzie Raymond
Marret Watson
Paul Wear
Mrs Leslie Johnson Reports On Business Conference
Mies Leslie Johnson will present a report on the Southern Business conference at Camp Merric e tonight at the Business Professional Girls club meeting. Tea will be served promptly at oclock and the report is expected to be concise.
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Mies Leslie Johnson
Club de Te
Camp Merrice
Business Professional Girls’ Club
Fonce
Trumpeteers Dance Promises Outstanding June Event
With two days to go the Trumpeteer club plans an outstanding social at Sedgefield manor on Thursday night. Duke Barron and his New York orchestra will provide music for dancing from 10 to 2. Sponsors include Eileen Thomas Crowder Lowdermilk Mec Call Ellington Meredith Jackson of Greensboro and Charlotte. Chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Harry Welch
Duke Barron
New York Orchestra
Eileen Thomas
Helen Crowder
Katherine Lowdermilk
Gloria MecCall
Dorothy Ellington
Greensboro
Meredith Jackson
Charlotte
Seborn Perry
I. T. Mann
H. A. Cecil
R. G. Garland
Harry Bolick
B.S. Goode
M.L. Patrick
J. E. Thomas
Kappa Gammas Conclude Two Year Psychology Course
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma Educational Sorority held a final meeting at the Sheraton hotel after a dinner. Dr. P. E. Lindley led a review of self consciousness and accomplishment in two psychology chapters from Psychology and Life. Twelve members and one visitor attended the program as part of a two year study organized from Washington DC with bi monthly meetings.
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Kappa Gammas
Omega
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
Lindley
Accom
T. R. Ballard
Washington, D. C
C. H. Caddell
M. A. Temple
R. B. Flynt
Flag Tournament Of Women Golfers At Sedgefield Tomorrow
The Piedmont Women's Golf association announces a bi weekly flag tournament at Sedgefield with four classes plus nine hole and putting contests. Nearly 80 members from High Point Salisbury Greensboro Starmount Winston Salem and Sedgefield will play between nine and eleven tomorrow morning.
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Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Sedgefield
Alilene Hoover
Thomasville
Association
High Point
Salisbury
Greensboro
Starmount
Winston-Salem
Emerywood Club
Lyndon Joyce
Sedgefield Club
Mra
Matt Wall
R. M. Cooksey
John C. Abels
Local Girl Scouts Awarded at Greensboro Camp
Six High Point girls were among 18 honored in Greensboro Girl Scout camp awards for the summer season. Maude Sapp Carraway earned a second class badge and a swimmer badge. Eleanor Garrett and Zana Groome also gained swimmer badges. Phyllis Strickland Rebecca Brockmann and Betsy Yow received junior life saver awards. Martha Ann Klurtz leaves today for a two week stay. Zana Groome plans to return home today. Dana Nicholas, camp director, will resume office tomorrow. Clyde Franklin Morgan born June 24 to Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan at 808 East Russell Street. Mrs Morgan formerly Bessie Small of High Point.
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High Point
Greensboro
Maude Sapp Carraway
Eleanor Garrett
Zana Groome
Phyllis Strickland
Rebecca Brockmann
Betsy Yow
Martha Ann Klurtz
Morgan
Frank Morgan
Clyde Franklin
East Russell Street
Altrusa Meeting Tonight Features Musical Program
The Altrusa club meets at 6 30 tonight in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room. Miss May Hall chairs the program with Mrs Alice Dickerson and Misa Vera Idol assisting. Marc and A C Lovelace Jr will perform vocal and instrumental numbers. An installation ceremony for new officers will be led by Mrs Mary Ballard, with Miss Lucile Johnston heading the new state group to take over duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Sheraton
May Hall
Alice Dickerson
Misa Vera Idol
Marc and
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Mary Ballard
Lucile Johnston
Church Social and Class Meetings Across Town
The T E L class of the First Baptist church meets this evening June 28 at the church. Stephens Bible study class gathers Wednesday at 3 X from Mrs L W Robertson’s Fourth Street home with Mrs Nora lb Andrews leading Ezekiel chapter 37. Ward Street Woman’s Missionary society meets Monday at 7 46 PM at Ward Street M E church. Main Street M E circle serves luncheon tomorrow 11 30 to 1 with stew beef green beans corn tomatoes cole slaw peach cobbler rolls and tea. public invited and tickets at the door.
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T. EE. L
First Baptist Church
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
L. W. Robertson
Fourth Street
Nora Lb. Andrews
Ezekiel
Ward Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E
Wwom
Main Street
Local Family News From Archdale and Nearby
The Lambeth family celebrate their son Clay Jr after a tonsillectomy at home in Archdale. Trinity School principal F D Mcleod spends the week at his Robeson county home. Miss Mary Katharine MecDaniel from Asheville visits Miss Anna Tomlinson on Parkney through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lambeth
Clay, Jr
Archdale
F. D. Mcleod
Trinity School
Robeson County
Mary Katharine MecDaniel
Asheville
Anna Tomlinson
Parkney
Industrial Group Hears Report On Recent Conference
Florence Nightingale club at the YWCA held a weekly meeting with 20 members present. Miss Ola Carpenter reported on the Industrial Girls conference at Camp Merrie Wood, noting a street broadcast quiz format with gum rewards and Miss Mabel Rimmer as announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Katherine Howard
Camp Merrie Woode
Ola Carpenter
Mabel Rimmer
Brigadier Club Meeting Tonight With Joe Crowder
The Brigadier club holds its weekly social gathering this evening at Joe Crowder's home on Steele Street. The session begins at o o'clock with all members urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Joe Crowder
Steele Street
Two Seek Divorces in High Point Municipal Court
Two divorces were sought in High Point Municipal Court. Plaintiff Mrs Gertrude Pace Cleflogianis asked for a divorce from Steve Cleflogianis and to restore her maiden name. Willie Frank Davis sued J H Davis alleging a 1937 marriage and an August 1 1937 separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Gertrude Pace Cleflogianis
Steve Cleflogianis
Willie Frank Davis
J. H. Davis
Randolph County
Cleflegianis
Officers Still Hunting Filling Station Thieves
Thomasville officers report no arrests in the robbery of the Joe Russell service station on the Thomasville High Point highway around 2 45 Monday morning. Descriptions: man about five nine, 21 or 22, light grey suit, white shirt, blond hair, 145 pounds. second man similar height, 165 pounds, black hair, dark complexion, white shirt, black tie, blue serge trousers, no coat.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Joe Russell
Thomasville High Point
Russell
Fallown
Colored Sunday School and B Y P U Conference Opens
The 54th Rowan Baptist association session begins today at Mt. Vernon Baptist church through July 1. Western North Carolina delegates and ministers attend. Rev. P. T. Bynum of Greensboro will deliver the annual sermon. Bishop K. Mingo and wife depart for Richmond and Chester for revival meetings.
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Rowan Baptist Association
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
North Carolina
P. T. Bynum
Greensboro
Mrs Nancy Hinton Passes
Mrs Nancy Hinton of 540 East High Street died this morning at 4 10. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Nancy Hinton
East High Street
Pharmacists Urged to Help Fight Syphilis in North Carolina
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds state health officer urged North Carolina pharmacists to cooperate in stamping out syphilis. Speaking to the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association convention in Asheville he said pharmacists may refuse to provide any self treatment remedies or devices for venereal diseases without a physician's order.
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Asheville
Carl V. Reynolds
North Carolina
Reynolds
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
More Funds For Tenants In Farm Security District
Raleigh June 28 George S Mitchell regional director announced region four of the farm security administration was allotted 3 979 046 for use under the farm tenant act The money will be divided among the district states North Carolina 1 318 965 Kentucky 835 150 Tennessee 1 040 477 Virginia 534 917 and West Virginia 249 537
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Raleigh
N. C
George S. Mitchell
Farm Security Administration
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Hoover says New Deal spending is another experimental dose
Former President Herbert Hoover criticizes the administration's lending program describing it as another experimental shot to spur recovery. He argues the timing favors the upcoming election and urges voters to participate by ousting the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Stalinist Bloc Dominates Moscow Elections With Near Total Support
In Moscow on June 28 a 99.6 percent plurality backed the unopposed Stalinist bloc of non party people in elections for the first supreme soviet of the RSFSR. Of 2,520,146 votes, 2,519,848 were cast for the bloc. Nationally Moscow region shows 9.8 percent plurality, Leningrad 99.26 percent, and the Leningrad region 99.3 percent.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Funeral Services for Hilliard J Staley
Funeral services for Hilliard J Staley were held at Country Holiness Church near Randleman on Monday at 2 p.m. Rev C L Ruth and Rev Walter Cot man conducted the service with a preliminary reading at the home. A large turnout attended. Pallbearers were Ludie McDonald Robert Thrower Philmore Dennis James Pugh W A Smith and Fred Smith. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jfilliard J. Staley
Country Holiness Church
Randleman
C. L. Ruth
Walter Cotman
Ruth
Ludie McDonald
Robert Thrower
Philmore Dennis
James Pugh
W. A
Fred Smith
Flowers
Madge Young
Church Cemetery
Industrial Commission Holds Hearings Here in High Point
Chairman T. A. Wilson of the North Carolina Industrial Commission conducts a series of hearings in Guilford County Building court room. The hearings address claims filed by High Point industrial workers under the North Carolina Workmen's Compensation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wilson
The
North Carolina Industrial Commission
High Point
North Carolina Workmen's Compensation Act
Guilford County
Trio Of Youths Who Swiped Yacht Will Sail It Back As Crew Members
Three Santa Cruz high school students Lyle Tara James Henninger and William Grace sailed the borrowed yacht Tira 2000 miles before Mexican authorities detained them at Puerto Vallarta on June 22 They had no sea experience but read books and longed for a yacht The boat’s owner offered to have them sail it back as crew members and Capt Mathew Monise of San Diego reported their tale noting the boys earned their first cooked meal in days and praised the yacht as the best boat that ever sailed the seven seas.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Mathew Monise
San Diego
Calif
Victoria
Monise
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Lyle Tara
James Henninger
William Grace
Santa Cruz
Santa Crus
Panama
Seven Seas
Spotted fever death in Pinehill North Carolina
Flossie Kiser a 33 year old man from Stokes county died at his home near Pinehill North Carolina yesterday from Rocky Mountain spotted fever the illness was confirmed by doctors and authorities stated the case as the first spotted fever death in the area this season
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Pinehill
N. C
Flossie Kiser
Stokes County
Here
Rocky Mountain
Tobacco Salt Mixture Tracked as Sheep Feed
A report notes that sheep respond well to a mix of tobacco and salt, showing a liking for the unusual fodder and suggesting possible feeding use.
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Liss Browne
Ead
Alpha Theta Psi
Johnson Toe
Moffitt's
North Main
Altrusa Meeting Tonight
Europe
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Charles F. Tomlinson
Statendam
New York
Colored News
K. Mingo
Richmond
Chester
Pennsylvania
Mingo
Mary Jane Haywood
Burrus Memorial Hospital
William Williams
East Washington Street
Danville
Williama
Hoover
Anna Ruth Leak
James Legrande
Coolidge Street
Mabel Waddell
Waldine Knox
Percy Graves
Carl Chavis
Pearson Street
Scholl
Scholls
Nat Walker
Stal
Hilliard J. Staley
Industrial Commission
Fred Palmer
Labe
Atlan
A. Ga
Pai An
Batiste
Kress
S. Main St
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