Remedy Sought for Illegal Imprisonment of Minors in jails
Raleigh March 4 Attorney General A A F Seawell says confinement of minors in county jails is illegal but no clear remedy exists due to economic constraints. He notes counties have detention sections or juvenile homes, but many units still violate the law. He urges public attention and possible reforms by authorities.
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A. A. F. Seawell
North Carolina
Nyard
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Glee Club and Choir Stir William Penn Auditorium Recital
The A and T College Men's Glee Club and choir drew a near capacity crowd in William Penn auditorium on Monday. Warner Lanson conducted with refined piano accompaniment as they offered Classics and spirituals. Standout pieces included Hospodi Pomiloi Ave Maria and Go Down Moses.
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Po’ Ol’ Lazrus
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R. Nathaniel Detts
Miss Mattie Paschal Engaged to Henry James Miller
Mrs. Della Paschal Hoover announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mattie Paschal to Henry James Miller. Although living in New York City she is well known locally from attending city public schools Winston Salem Teachers College and Burrus Memorial Hospital prior to her move.
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Mattie Paschal
Henry James Miller
New York City
Miss Paschal
City
Winston-Salem Teachers College
New York
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Young Women Form Social Club At Byrd Home
A group of young women met at Miss Muriel Byrd's home Sunday to organize a social club. Officers were elected with Frances Spencer as president and Mary Parker as treasurer. Others present included Miss Odessa Crawford and Mrs. Geneva Coltrane. The next meeting is tonight at the East Washington street community center.
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Muriel Byrd
Frances Spencer
Magnolia Hart
Anne Gray
Mary Parker
Verna Adams
Alfreta Ross
Odessa Crawford
Evelyn DeBerry
Elizabeth Moore
Geneva Coltrane
Vietta Michael
East Washington Street
William Penn Boys and Girls Sweep Home Return Game
William Penn high school defeated Washington high school of Reidsville in a home basketball twin bill. The girls won 21 to 18 and the boys 22 to 18 in a fast final home game of the season. Seniors Hazel McCollum Mildred Oliphant Charles Massey and Lacy Kendall played their last interscholastic games. The girls head to Greensboro for the western division tournament at A and T college gymnasium while the boys go to Concord for the boys division tournament on March 11.
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Washington High School
Reidsville
Hazel McCollum
Mildred Oliphent
Charles Massey
Lacy Kendall
High Point club plans annual social with Yokely at McFall home
The High Point Professional Men's club met with C B Yokely at the McFall residence on Kivett drive Tuesday evening to discuss the annual social.
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High Point
C. B. Yokely
McFall
Kivett Drive
Bouleware Gregory Nuptials Crown Quiet Sunday Event
Miss Ethel Bouleware, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bouleware of 320 Moon Street, married George Gregory in a quiet ceremony Sunday evening February 28 with Rev H Gright of St Matthew C M E Church officiating. Alpha Art Club meets Miss Dahla Gregory On Underhill Street at 8 this evening.
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Ethel Bouleware
W. E. Bouleware
Moon Atrest
George Gregory
H. Gsright
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Alpha Art Club
Young Boy Sammy Moore Suffers Fifth Broken Leg
Veteran Uniontown Pa report says two year seven month old Sammy Lee Moore has yet again broken his leg with the hospital visit documenting his fifth injury.
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Samuel Lee Moore
Sammy
Social visits noted in Deep River area
Mrs. Clara Ward of near Reidsville stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Dillon. Miss Irene Nicholson of High Point visited Mrs R G Jordan for an all day Friday. Mr and Mrs M A Wood visited relatives at Climax Sunday afternoon. Mrs Buster Smith of Greensboro and Miss Mabel Davis of High Point visited friends here Thursday. Mrs Smith and Miss Davis are remembered for living here several years. Mr and Mrs Lindsay Knight and family of Colfax visited Mr and Mrs A W Yates Sunday afternoon. Mrs Herman White spent Thursday with relatives in High Point. Mr and Mrs R G Jordan Mr and Mrs T J Jones and Miss Ruth Wood visited Mr and
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Clara Ward
Reidsville
Bill Dillon
Irene Nicholson
High Point
R. G. Jordan
M. A. Wood
Climax
Buster Smith
Greensboro
Mabel Davis
Smith
Miss Davis
Lindsay Knigh
Colfax
A. W. Yates
Herman White
T. J. Jones
Mies Ruth Wood
Henry Troller named Guilford 4-H champion
Henry Troller 17 president of Monticello 4-H club has been named Guilford County champion in a countywide 4-H club competition. The honor earns him a scholarship for a State College short course this summer.
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Henry Troller
Monticello
Guilford
Troller
State College
King and Lowe Return to Work After Illness
Mrs William King reports at their home in Asheboro Star Touté that Cecil Lowe, long confined with an infected leg, has recovered enough to resume work in High Point.
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William King
Asheboro Star Toute
Cecil Lowe
High Point
San Marino Exports Focus on Stamps Stones and Wine
San Marino relies on postage stamps as its principal export. The country also lists precious stones and wines as its only other exports, reflecting its small, historic economy.
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