Church Social Postponed for Friday Meeting
The Willing Workers of the South Main M B Church will not meet Friday night. They postponed the event and will announce the time at the regular weekly class meeting Sunday morning. Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Humber 34 meets Friday at 7 30 p m on Commerce Street to plan hosting the district meeting in late March. Christian Workers Class of North Hamilton Church of Christ meets Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Nixon A Taylor at 1009 North Hamilton Street. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
M. B. Church
IC. A. Bost
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Humber
Commerce Street
North Hamilton
Mrs. Milner to Speak at High School March Event
Mrs Clyde A Milner director of personnel Guilford College and authority on girls issues will visit March 6 at the high school for personal conferences with girls and two addresses to girls and mothers The Girls League plans the program with sessions on Personality Development and Personality Adjustments of the Adolescent Girl and a reception for mothers and daughters afterwards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
Girls’ League
Anne Albright
Milner
Elsie Mae Sink
Mary Summey
Oshie Bee Layton
Novella Burton
Juanita Hedrick
Louretta Taylor
Nancy Phibbs
Pauline Douglas
Eleanor Amos
Josephine Jackson
Margaret Briggs
Margaret Welch
Doris Welborn
Edith Crooks
Sarah Meyers
Ethel Marsh
Margaret Carroll
Doris
Girls’ Glee Club
Mrs. Milner
Mechanical Man to Appear Here Friday at Richardson’s
Electro-Ray the mechanical man will be shown at Richardson’s department store window Friday and Saturday from 2 to 3 and 4 to 6 pm. He performed at the World’s Fair in Chicago and other venues and offers a reward to anyone who can make him smile or laugh. Public invited to view the robot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electro-Ray
Richardson's
Chicago
Local DeMolays Attend Winston Salem Chapter Initiation
Thirty members of the High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay joined the Winston Salem chapter to confer the initiatory degree on a class of candidates. Billy Shields and two Winston candidates received the second degree. Oscar Hege praised the performance, and invitations were extended for the High Point DeMolays to the March 18 banquet and Easter events on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Winston- Salem
Billy Shields
Winston
Oscar Hege
High Point DeMolays
Major Sinclair and Family Brief Visitors In City
Major L C Sinclair and wife from Winter Haven Florida with Mrs Sinclair's father H W Frazer visited the city today on their way home from Washington. Major Sinclair has extensive fruit growing interests in Florida and is active in fruit industry affairs. Their two sons Henry and Carson Sinclair are lawyers in Winter Haven with Henry recently elected city attorney and to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Bloom complains to NRA about four banks failing
Charles P. Bloom, a Philadelphia brass maker, says four banks took his money and failed after handling a 20 per cent dividend and a later 10 per cent payout. He told the NRA the tale, noting a lighted cigar set his coat on fire as he refused to reveal the fate of the fourth bank. He compared himself to Morgan and urged NRA amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
NRA
Washington
Mar
Charles
P. Bloom
Philadelphia
Morgan
Let There Be Light pageant cast forms at High Point school
The forthcoming Biblical pageant Let There Be Light is shaping its cast for a charity benefit at the Junior high school auditorium next Thursday. Director Jay Wellington details nightly rehearsals at Wesley Memorial church and assigns Mary the mother of James to Mrs. R. L. Brinson with Rev. Joseph Rennie D. D. as Peter and Listen Pope as John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Wellington
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wellington
R. L. Brinson
Weat Farris Street
Mary
James
Jesus
Christ
Brinson
Joseph Rennie D. D
Peter the Apostle
Listen Pope
John
Deciple
Helen Marie Sheloff
Elizabeth Long
Helen Betts
Winifred Boyles
Mary Agnes’ Crooks
Maude Boyles
Ruth Briles
Margaret Grayson
Evelyn Atkins
Mary Briles
Carey Atkins
Francis Grayson
Margaret Cook
Ruth Young
Elizabeth Kerns
Virginia Horney
Julia Coe
Frances Lindsay
Mildred Growder
Agnes Crowder
Betsey White
Margaret Chandler
Arthur Dickens
Claude Smith, Jr
George H. Crowell
S. E. Batley
E. M. Blakely
T. G. Shelton, Jr
Robert Cook
Curtis Newton
Howard Welborn
Clarence Terry
Frank Young
Worth Grant
Action Against Credit Company Moved to Federal Court
Under an order signed by Judge John H. Clement the case of R. B. Terry as receiver for Hill Veneer against American Credit and Indemnity is removed to the United States court for final disposition. The action seeks 11048.50 and an accounting amid claims of insurance and contract reformation while the defendant admits policy and assignment but claims it guaranteed Southern Veneer of Louisville debt 5411.97 with credits and a 198.48 balance due request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clement
R. B. Terry
Hill Veneer Company
American Credit and Indemnity Company
Unite States Court
Superior Court
Southern Veneer Company
Louisville
High Point Real Estate Board Backs Tree Clinic and Sales Tax
At its February meeting the High Point Real Estate Board endorsed a free tree clinic project by the American Business Club to aid conservation after the ice storm and backed the North Carolina sales tax, arguing repeal would raise homeowner costs and hinder real estate value recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
North Carolina
High Point Real Estate Board
Sheraton Hotel
Enterprise
American Business Club of
High Point
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
Doctor Burns to Address Guilford County Doctors
Dr. M. A. Burns, noted Philadelphia psychiatrist and Jefferson Medical College professor, will speak on The Psychoneuroses at the Guilford County Medical Society dinner tonight in Greensboro. Dr. I. T. Mann will preside. attendees include visiting physicians and Duke University staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Burrns
Philadelphia
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
I. T. Mann
Burns
Duke
University
Dr. Burns
Jefferson Medical College
County Seeks Quick Redemption of Scrip Issue
County officials urge holders to deliver all outstanding scrip to Treasurer W Coble for redemption and closing of the money supplement books. Counterfeit five dollar notes have reduced acceptability. about 400 to 500 counterfeit notes have appeared. Between 500 and 600 in scrip remain in circulation and redemption should occur promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Coble
Coble
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Hyman’s Jewelry Co
Main and
Washington Sts
Ito
Gooch-Thomas, Inc
Swagger
High Point School
Major Sinclair
West End Beauty
Ring Drug Co
Credit Company
Vogue
M. A. Burns
FORD
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
AL Williams
Columbia
WRT
WRIG
N. Main Street
Hendrix Furn. Co
New York
Baisley Park
Long Island
Penney’s
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