Millis and Dalton Asked to Manage Bailey Campaign
J Ed Millis and Carter Dalton, High Point civic leaders and business figures, were asked by Raleigh Bailey headquarters to run the Democratic campaign in High Point for U.S. Senate hopeful J W Bailey. Dalton has prior legislative experience and both men would draw seasoned workers if they accept, with local sentiment split between Bailey and Simmons forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Millis
Adams-Millis Corporation
Carter Dalton
High Point
J. W. Bailey
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
Mr. Bailey
Raleigh
Millis
Dalton
Bailey
Garland Daniel
Senator Simmons
Daniel
Simmons
Guilford County
Charles A. Hines
Music Gathering In Chicago This Month
Lewis L. Stookey, music supervisor of the High Point schools, receives the February Music Supervisors Journal with the full program for the second biennial Music Supervisors National conference in Chicago the week of March 24. About seven thousand school music supervisors from across the country are expected, with sectional meetings and demonstrations at the Stevens hotel making the sessions highly practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Stookey
High Point
Music Supervisors Journal
Music Supervisors National Conference
Chicago
Stookey
Stevens Hotel
Bailey Supporter Carter Dalton Pressed to Lead High Point Campaign
Bailey backers ask Carter Dalton prominent attorney and civic leader to take over Mr Bailey's campaign in High Point. Friends urge acceptance and express belief they will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Millis
Adams-Millis Corporation
Carter Dalton
Mr. Bailey
High Point
Nearly 100 Enrolled for High Point Standards Training
Nearly 100 have enrolled for the annual High Point Standard training school for church and Sunday school leaders to be held at Wesley Memorial church March 16 21. Rev L F Tuttle says about 86 are from Wesley Memorial and 50 to 100 from other town churches. Six courses will be offered by a strong faculty including Dr W W Peele Rev John F Kirk Prof R N Wilson Mrs A H Anglin Mrs H M Wade Parkersburg and Miss Corrinne Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
L. F. Tuttle
Board of Managers
Tuttle
W. W. Peele
First Methodist Church
Charlotte
John F. Kirk
Thomasville
R. N. Wilson
Duke University
Durham
A. H. Anglin
General Sunday School Board
Nashville, Tenn
H. M. Wade Parkersburg
W. Va
Corrinne Little
Lexington
Professor MacDonald To Address City Teachers
Prof Ralph McDonald of Salem College education department will discuss implementation of an activity program before the upper elementary council at Johnson Street School Tuesday at 3 30 PM. Interest grows over the year's elementary work. Mrs Dan Schroder chairs the program committee and arranged the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McDonald
Education Department
Salem College
Johnson Street
McDonald
Dan R. Schroder
Winston Man
Broadway Theater Reopens as Talking House Remodeled
Remodelling begins on the Broadway theater to transform it into a modern talking picture house under Reitzel Wagner. Fred B. Klein curves acoustics and sound gear for a 60 day readiness with opening planned within two months at popular ten and twenty cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Reitzel Wagner
Fred B. Klein
High Point
Klein
Mr. Wagner
Skyles
P. C. McIntyre
David Bones
Max Bones
A. B. Huff
Broaday Theater
Publix-Saenger
Marionettes Club Plans Public Matinee At Junior High
The Junior High Marionettes club will present a public matinee on March 28 marking a shift from private showings for grades six and seven. The 27 members designed marionettes and scenery for three plays featuring 34 characters and nine scene changes, directed by Mrs A B Frost with Miss Myrtle Titman handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frost
Myrtle Titman
Brotherhood Men To Meet Tomorrow
The Brotherhood men of Central Friends church will meet in the annex at 7 30 Monday evening for an evening of recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Men
Central Friends Church
American Legion Closes Relief Headquarters Here
The American Legion relief store in High Point closed after over two weeks of operation aiding welfare work. It supplied groceries to nearly 300 families and provided 37,800 meals, delivering orders valued at over $1,500. About 1,800 people benefited, with several dire cases given two weeks of food. The local post and Auxiliary ran the effort with 15 days of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Relief
High Point Board
Welfare Board
The
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
W. Co. Hammond
Tax Collections Here Reported To Be Good
Tax records show a township levy of 523 029 55 with 213 548 03 collected. Tax collector T R Short notes strong performance for the period and warns delinquents of rising penalties from two to four percent through May. Taxes will be sold early in June with added advertising costs for nonpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Short
Summer session at High Point College opens June 9
Prof. G R Hinshaw announces High Point College will hold two summer school terms from June 9 to July 19 and July 21 to August 30. Courses cover biology, botany, chemistry, education, English, history, and modern languages. Credit toward certificates and graduation is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Hinshaw
Teachers College
Young People's Service At Archdale Church
An interesting worship program will be given at Archdale M E Church Sunday morning. The pastor Rev E M Jones will speak to the young people on Building Houses. Special music will be furnished by the junior choir and the quartet of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale M. E
E. M. Jones
Services Today For Mrs Della Ward
Funeral services for Mrs Della Elizabeth Ward who died Friday night will be held this afternoon at the Palestine M. P. church near Stokesdale, with Rev. J. T. Hutton and Rev. S. M. Penn officiating. The funeral party will depart Yow's Funeral Home at 1:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Elizabeth Ward
Palestine M. P
Stokesdale
J. T. Hutton
S. M. Penn
Sophia
Yow
High Point Wins Debate Over Wake Forest In Local Event
High Point college defeated Wake Forest college in a debate here last night with Fred Pegg and Clay Madison for the affirmative on disarmament. H L Bridges and BF Carroll Jr. led the Wake Forest negative. It was the third win in two nights for High Point and featured strong arguments on disarmament, international police, arbitration, and public opinion. Judges were J Ed Millis, Rev C P Coble, and J Allen Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Lenoir- Rhyne College
Wake Forest College
Fred Pegg
Clay Madison
Ralph Mulligan
Graham Madison
Guilford College
Wake Forest
H. L. Bridges
BF. B. Carroll
Lenoir-Rhyne
Guilford
High Point
Northwestern University
Pegg
Madison
Middle- Western University
J. Ed. Millis
Rev
C. P. Coble
J. Allen Austin
Hodgkin to Speak at Central Friends Church Today
Dr Henry T Hodgkin longtime head of Friends mission work in China and now head of a welfare studies school near Philadelphia will deliver the morning message at Central Friends church Gospel message by Rev George Stephens at First Presbyterian replaces the sermon No evening service listed Programs include organ prelude hymns prayers offertory a male quartet and the Hodgkin message followed by a postlude Festival March
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Hodgkin
Friends
China
Philadelphia
Central Friends Church
First Presbyterian Church
George Stephens
Central Friends
Franz
Jesus
Lord
Adams
City Manager Announces New Water and Light Bill Plan
Knox explains overhaul of bill distribution and collection with a new policy granting service until the 10th of the following month before cutoffs. He cites public complaints and states the change aims to improve clarity and fairness in water and current service. Section 128 of the Ordinances guides the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
High School Glee Club Presents Pied Piper Opera
The high school glee club stages The Pied Piper of Hamelin at the American Theater on Thursday and Friday nights. J D Koonce will lead as the Pied Piper, bringing a mellow tenor and strong stage presence. The annual spring show excites friends and music lovers as seats go on sale for the two performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamelin
American Theater
L. L. Stookey
J. D. Koonce
Mr. Koonce
Browning
Orpheus
Stookey
Clokey
Millis Attends 20th Anniversary Boy Scout Dinner
H A Millis of this city attends the Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts twentieth anniversary dinner in Washington. The event is sponsored by leaders in public life with speakers including Walter W Head and a national network radio broadcast of the president's address. A separate Christian Endeavor institute in High Point features Dr Ira Landrith and W Roy Breg with a banquet and evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scout Organization
Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Longworth
Mellon
Hurley
Wilbur
Hyde
Lamont
Davis
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
William Green
American Federation of Labor
William Butterworth
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Walter W. Head
Foreman State National Bank of Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Boy Seouty of America
U. S. Marine Band
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Christian Endeavor
High Point
First Reformed Church
Ira Landrith
Chicago
International Society of Christian Endeavor
W. Roy Breg
Atlanta
High Point College Glea Club
High Point College
Landrith
National Temperance Council
International
Y. M. C. A. Auspices. Today Dr. Landrith
America
Christian Endeavor World
High Point College Glee Club
Dr. Landrith
High Point Glee Club
Two Scouts To Get Eagle Badges Monday
The March court of honor for High Point scouts will be held at Wesley Memorial church Monday night at 7 30 o clock. Two scouts are to receive their eagle badges and the troop four record under O Derk Smith is noted for training seven eagles and one Harmon scholarship nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
O. Derk Smith
Harmon Schariship
Death of This Cow Sparks Court Action in Town
Mrs. C. J. Holton sues neighbor Mrs. F. W. Shackleford over a brindle cow rented last July. The cow died after illness in September and burial occurred. dispute centers on whether Shackleford must pay the cow’s actual value or only rent prior to death. The case has already reached court and may extend to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Holton
Mrs. O'Leary
Mrs. Holton
Johnson Street Teachers Present New Play at School
Johnson street school teachers will stage a play titled Mise Phyllis and Company in the school auditorium on March 18 at 7 80 oclock. The public is invited. A small admission fee will be charged with proceeds going to school projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Funeral Held for Mrs Faith Leonard
Funeral services for Mrs. Ronnie Faith Leonard died at Guilford county sanitorium were held yesterday afternoon at her sister Mrs. Mary Hawkins home 1912 Bencini Street. Miss Clara Cox of Springfield Friends church conducted the rites and burial followed in Mitchells Grove cemetery with pallbearers A H Yarborough Bill Whitlow F M Irvin H G C Miller J D Stacy and B F Ridge listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Faith Leonard
G. H. Leonard
Guilford County
Mary Hawkins
Bencini Street
Clara IL Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Mitchell's Grove Cemetery
A. H. Yarborough
Bill Whitlow
F. M. Irvin
H. G C. Miller
J. D. Stacy
B. F. Ridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josiah William Bailey
Prof. MacDonald
Talking House
Wagner
Marionettes Club
Archdale Church
Della Ward
Hodgkin
Friends Church
Glee Club
Reformed Church
C. K
the Reformed Church
Christian Endeavorers
Faith Leonard
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