Southern Students Conference on International Relations Meets at UGA
International economic and political issues will be discussed March 8 and 9 at the sixth annual Southern Students Conference on International Relations at the University of Georgia. Delegates from Virginia to Texas will participate in round-table talks with Prof. Pitman B. Potter of the University of Wisconsin as a principal speaker. An international costume ball at Woodruff Hall Friday evening follows Potter's address. Officers include John S. Candler AI president, Miss Josephine Harvey first vice president, Miss Walworth McMillan second vice president, John B. Hill corresponding secretary, Miss Katherine Hardy recording secretary, and J. Ernest Palmour Jr. treasurer.
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Athens
Southern Students’ Conference On International Relations
University of Georgia
Virginia
Texas
Pitman B. Potter
University of Wisconsin
Woodruff Hall
John S. Candler AI
Josephine Harvey
Mississippi State ‘Teachers’ College
Walworth McMillan
Brenay College
John B. Hill
University of Georgila
Katherine Hardy
Randolph Macon College
J. Ernest Palmour, Jr
Infant William Lloyd Jr. Dies at 4 AM in High Point
Friends of Mr and Mrs William T Lloyd mourn the death of their infant son William Jr who died at the family home 621 Park Street at 4 o clock this morning after several days illness with pneumonia. Born in High Point February 7 the child is survived by three sisters Pauline Rena and Wanda and both parents. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the home with Rev Milton Whitener officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery.
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William T. Lloyd
William, Jr
Park Street
High Point
Pauline
Rena
Wanda
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
Whitener
Catawba College
Salisbury
Oakwood Cemetery
Arnold J. Koonce Returns to Yow's Funeral Home Duties
Arnold J. Koonce, formerly with Yow's Funeral Home, is back in High Point resuming his former duties. He had spent the past two months with Frank Vogler and Sons in Winston-Salem.
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Arnold J. Koonce
Yow's Funeral Home
High Point
Mr. Koonce
Frank Vogler
Enterprise and Western Union Ping Meet Leads Young Swimmers
Enterprise and Western Union carrier and messenger boys hosted a YMCA swimming meet Monday night as part of spring training prep. H. Smith led the carriers in sprints while Harris Jarrell excelled in multiple events, with Jarrell and Payne winning the duet race and Smith dominating diving and sprints. Western Union's Lueaco Hicks won the 20 yards dash with Linville close behind.
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Enterprise
Western Union Messenger
H. Smith
Harris Jerrell
Jester
Harris Jarrell
Joe Payne
H. Jarrell
D. Jester
Payne
Smith
Dallard
Bell Brown
A. Newby
H. Tate
H. Newby
Western Union
Lueaco Hicks
W. A. Linville
Funeral for Powell Muse at Carthage Church
Powell K Muse died at 140812 North Main Street. Funeral services were held at Carthage Baptist Church with Rev W C Barre officiating. A prior service was conducted at the deceased's home by Dr Lloyd T Wilson and Rev J L Underwood. Pallbearers included EK Woodard M S Mates C J Wright Raymond Cox Bill Jester and S E Battey. Interment followed in the family plot at Carthage Cemetery.
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Powell K. Muse
North Main Street
Carthage Baptist Church
W. C. Barre
Lloyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
J.L. Underwood
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Hazel Frye
Moses Frye
Louise Yow
Verda Cockmen
Laura Baker
Monarchs Club Meeting Recap with Dr Wilson Report
The Monarch Club met at the Sheraton Hotel at 12 15 p m. Dr Lloyd T Wilson just back from Florida shared travel notes noting Florida is coming back fast. Guest of the day was R W Riggins of J C Penney. Jimmy Fagan won the attendance prize.
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Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lloyd T. Wilson
Florida
Wilson
R. W. Riggins
J. ©. Penney Co
Jimmy Fagan
Cross Word Puzzle Odd Center Design
Puzzle presents an interlocking center of easy words with a single theme. Readers face horizontal and vertical clues ranging from Antagonist to Alms and beyond, including multiple cross references and wordplay typical of a daily newspaper puzzle.
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Book OF Knowledge
Trivanian
Bessy
Braucher
Harpers
Fairfield
Iowa
Wustler
Macon Printing School
Georgia-Alabama Business College
Macon
Ben Franklin
Southern School OF Printing
Monotype
KE P. Mickel
Nashville
Ten
O. K. Specialty Co
P. O
Baltimore
Long Street
Efird’s
Efird
Postoffice
Cummings Electro Chemical Co
West Green St
Commerce St
Woodrow Avenue
Fourth Street
Montlieu
Montlieu Avenue
Thurston St
Chestnut Street
Lexington Ave
Wesley Place
L. B. Moorefield
Radio Trician
J. FE
Cable Street
Morton Bros
N. E Russell Shoe Shop
S. Main St
Bloom Furniture Exchange
New Am
Washington St
Delightful House Cleaning Manufacturing Co
Greensboro
N. C
Sat
J. B. Bottoms & Sons
Asheville
Charlotte
Home Bond & Mortgage CO
West Washington Street
Ideal Shoe Shop Mechanicsville
Melrose Hosiery Mills
West
West End
C. L. Ames
English St
Redding
D. L. Bouldin
Bath
W. C. Brown
North Wrenn Street
Starr Motor CO
Durant Dealers
Commerce
Hamilton Streets
S. Wrenn St
Hamilton Street
John W. Moore
Kernersville
Willowbrook Street
W. Green St
N. Main St
East
Ford
Arch Street
East Green
Superior Motors
J. W. Quattlebaum
Mgr
GEO. W, Low, Inc
Buick Man
Commerce & Willowbrook Sts
Wachovia Bank Bldg
Satie Peat
Any Insurance Wamary
C.e.mendenhall Company
Roland Park
Fight Room
Archdale
Asheboro
Co. W. Stanley
Trinity
Rowland Paes
Sunset Drive
Winston-Salem
Parkway
Bencini
David J. White
Carolina Homes, Inc
East Green Street
Co. B
Embler
Guilford Realty CO
Askins
C. B. Embler
W. M. Thomas
Boulevard
William T. Lloyds
D. T. Yow
Regina
Sask
Mary Cawthra
Saskatoon
County
Donegal
Ireland
Burton Port
William Smyth
NEA
Muse
Garthage Church
DR. Wilson
By Cowan
Amy
Lone A
Anyat
Island
Inishmore
Smyth
Grolier Society
ODD Center
Bercauge
Birto
Iais
PIAIR
Pilieo
Jojo
Inin
Riole
Atbia
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