Garden and university women meet this week in Emerywood and Roland Park
Garden club led by Mrs Frank Ford meets Wednesday morning at 19 o'clock at Emerywood home. Association of University Women hosts tonight at 8 at Mrs John Abels in Roland Park. Wo mans club art department meets Wednesday 8 with Mrs L E Greenleaf on Colonial Drive. Daughters of the American Revolution Alexander Martin chapter meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs S S Coe in Emerywood. High Point AAUW meets tonight at Mrs Abels home in Roland Park. Green Street Philathea class meets tonight 7 30 at 106 Tate Street with Mrs G A Culler. Calvary Methodist Ladies Aid circle 1 call meetingTuesday 7 30 at Mrs Co Sr Jowers Granby Street.
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Garden Club
Frank Ford
Emerywood
Association of University Women
John Abels
Roland Park
Woman’s Club
L. EB. Greenleaf
Colonial Drive
Jack Edwards
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
S. S. Coe
Ellis Island
High Point
The
American Association of University Women
Green Street Baptist Church
G. A. Culler
Tate Street
A. Whichard
Circle Number 1
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
North Carolina Legislature Advances Land Bond Plan
The state considers issuing 400000 in bonds to buy land for a state prison while a broad session agenda includes the eight months school term bill, emergency judges, road and tax measures, and a repeal of the preferential presidential primary law amid routine votes and floor speeches in Raleigh.
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Broughton
Wake
Senate
House
Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Blouse trends and fur coats captivate New York fashion
Betsy Schuyler discusses the spring blouse resurgence with stitched white silk as a standout. She notes fur coats dominate streets with notable ensembles from Sabin, Green, Patrick, Clarke, Saint George, Eldridge, Allen, and Osborne, highlighting velvet linings, chiffons, and stage gowns. The piece blends style tips with vivid street sightings.
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New York
Charles H. Sabin
Douglas Green
Margaret Patrick
Florence Kip Clarke
George B. Saint George
Miss Lucille Sherrod Recovers After Operation
Friends report Miss Lucille Sherrod is recovering nicely after surgery at Guilford General Hospital this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wright and daughter with guests Mr. and Mrs. McGinn spent the weekend in Burlington with Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. G. L. Conklin.
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Lucille Sherrod
Guilford General Hospital
Legislature Concludes Two Month Session With Ratification Pending
The 60 day with pay biennial legislature closed its session Saturday with unfinished business. Emergency judges measure remains, while many minor bills cling to calendars in both houses. About 2,900 bills were introduced since January 6, roughly 950 ratified or ready for ratification. Final adjournment will bring ratifications near 1,200, similar to 1925. The senate today led with the prop- (text cut).
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State Capitol
Raleigh
Mar
General Assembly
Dr. Higgins
Speaker Fountain
Tom Gold
Guilford
Samarcand
House
Senate
Pitt County
High Point
Wake Superior Court
Wayne County
Rendezvous Mountain
Wilkes County
Lindsey Warren
Congress
Beaufort County
MacLean
Beaufort
Dunn, Craven
Wilson
Pasquotank
North Carolina Senate Backs Change To Primary Delegates
The North Carolina senate concurred with a House-passed bill to repeal binding the presidential primary delegates to the state results. Proponents argued the NC primary often served as a farce with few candidates, leaving delegates tied to a single candidate. The measure, introduced by Rep Tobe Connor of Wilson, ends the binding.
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North Carolina
Senate
House
Tobe Connor
Wilson
Ministers Seek IQ Have Places Closed on Sunday
Members of the High Point Ministerial association adopted a resolution urging Mayor Moffitt and Police Chief McGhee to enforce Sunday closing laws. They cited drug stores and other businesses remaining open all day Sunday, violating city ordinance and called for immediate action.
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High Point
Pastors’ Conference of
Sunday sale ban described in High Point ordinance
A local High Point meeting, signed by Rev. John W. Moore Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson and Edgar Hartley, endorses an ordinance barring Sunday sales from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with penalties of 25 dollars per offense and exceptions for necessities and specific hours. T Wingate Andrews spoke on education aims and NA C code ethics.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Edgar Hartley
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
North Carolina Education Association
Mortgage chief Houston to tour High Point offices
Hugh F Houston, field manager of the Carolina Mortgage Company in Raleigh, will visit High Point tomorrow. Claude E Miller, local representative, says the tour is a routine inspection and assistance visit to branches in his territory.
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Hugh F. Houston
Raleigh
Carolina Mortgage Company
High Point
Claude E. Miller
Houston
Rothschild Income Curiosity Triggers Paris Exchange
A Paris exchange prompts reflection on wealth and action as two figures debate what one might do if endowed with Rothschild income. The exchange notes hypothetical choices and moral considerations in a concise, period voice.
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Rothchild
Plane Falls Off Uruguay Flight In Sea
An American army goodwill plane crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from Montevideo on March 7. There were no casualties.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
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Lapper
Oscar Haywood
Winston
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U. S. Pat
Read Enterprise
Betsy Schuyler
Sherry’s
Tsuda College
Patrick Campbell
Florence Eldridge
Vera Allen
Vivienne Osborne
Airs
P.S. New Navy
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North Main St
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Sandringham Spruce
Sandringham
Cruft
London
Winston-Salem
Stors
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Big Joe
Long Sam
Grove’s
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