Thomasville Woman's Club Holds Busy Meeting
The Thomasville Woman's Club met Tuesday at the Community church with President Mrs. G. E. Crowell presiding. Delegates were chosen for the State Federation of Clubs in Raleigh, and new officers were elected for the coming year. A tea at the Methodist Hut featured Colonial, Oriental and Modern quilts and spring flowers, with a program of piano music and a display of needlework.
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Thomasville
Mar
Woman's Club
G. E. Crowell
Sallie McCracken
T. E. Jennings
State Federation of Clubs
Raleigh
R. G. Jennings
Chas. F. Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles F. Lambeth
Charles Clegg
Kentucky
R. W. Crews
Annie Mac Atwater
Charles Phillips
Charles Clege
Fred Gray
Louise McMillan
Elizabeth Yow
Walter Newby
Ellen Mae Pegs
Mesdames
Charles F. Finch
John Pennaington
Irvin Parnhardt
Mildred Darden
Marian Crider
Aliceteen Westmoreland
Minerva Heilig
Welfare workers enjoy fish fry at municipal lake
Federal relief workers on the city lake project were entertained by case workers of the High Point Board of Public Welfare and its executive secretary Mrs W C Hammond at a fish fry on the Municipal Lake yesterday afternoon. The workers arranged the event and cooked the fish while special string music by the Kidd brothers played. A group of colored workers sang harmoniously as the meal of brunswick stew fried fish hoe cake and milk and coffee was served.
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City Lake
High Point Board of Public Welfare
W. C. Hammond
Municipal Lake
Kidd Brothers
Brunswick
Services Held For Betty Rose Bottoms
Funeral services were held for Betty Rose Bottoms three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Bottoms at their Martinsville Virginia home. Rev Col L Ruth led the service with Pilgrim Holiness church choir performing Safe In the Arms of Jesus Jewels and Asleep In Jesus. Interment followed at Oswood cemetery with pallbearers David Ware Bruce Branch E E Barker and J O Poindexter.
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Betty Rose Bottoms
L. M. Bottoms
Martinsville
J. B. Bottoms
Winston-Salem Road
Col L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Jesus
O. L. Ruth
Oskwood Cemetery
David Ware
Bruce Branch
E. E. Barker
J. O. Poindexter
Floyd Bottoms
C. A. Handy
Elizabeth Koontz
Beulah Griffith
High Point Bowlers Defeat Asheboro In Pin Battle
The Lucky Strike all star team from High Point beat Asheboro 1746 to 1568 by 178 pins. Ralph Rickert led with 390 across three games and a 152 high. Frazier topped Asheboro with 330 and Horney had 116 high. High Point ladies won 1247 to 1194 led by Mrs. Bambialls. Swing led Asheboro with 265. Tonight two matches at Lucky Strike feature Winston Salem ladies and men.
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Asheboro
Ralph Rickert
Frazier
Horney
High Point
Mrs. Bambialls
Winston-Salem
High Point Lanes
Your Health Headache Avoid Excesses
Dr Henry A Riley reviews headache treatments and urges balanced life habits. He urges patients to correct unequal emphasis on interests and activities, adopt moderate living, prevent excesses, and gain regular exercise and rest.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygelia
Health Magazine
Henry A. Riley
Riley
Mannish yet feminine Hollywood clothes trend shocks conservatives
Hollywood fashion notes feature Fay Wray in a gray striped slim line suit with a cape and capé, Joan Crawford and Claudette Colbert on matching flaming red bikes in white slacks and blue sweaters, Helen Twelvetrees in white flannel slacks and pink sweater, Eleanor Holm in navy flannel suit and yellow suede coat, Norman Shearer and Irving Thalberg at the beach in powder blue slacks and navy shirt.
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Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Eleanor Holm
Norman Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Plans for Scout Jamboree at Uwharrie Camp
Arrangements for the fourth annual Uwharrie council Boy Scouts jamboree were finalized at the March hotel in Lexington. The event at Camp Uwharrie on May 20 features knot tying, signal ing, nature, fire making and first aid contests with loving cups for top finishers and overall champs.
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Camp Uwharrie
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
B. W. Hackney, Jr
March Hotel
Lexington
Camp
Uwharrie
Salisbury
Hackney
Charles Parker
D. H. Parnell
Coleman Grubb
Jack Sides
E. L. Weber
H. C. Philpot
8. W. Rabb
North Carolina Businesses Turn To Scrip In Cash Strain
North Carolina towns experiment with scrip to cover payrolls as federal guidance waits. Winston-Salem issues bearer checks to pay weekend wages. Canton and Edenton use small denomination notes redeemable when cash arrives. New Bern banks handle finances while many cities pause awaiting national plans. In Nashville Tennessee scrip circulates citywide with bonds taxed and stores accepting it. shinplasters join $1 $5 and $20 notes amid rising temporary currency.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Coan
Edenton
Bank of Edenton
Canton
New Bern
Ashington
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Colored Church Music Program At Mt Vernon Baptist
The Austin brothers quartet will present a musical program at Mt Vernon Baptist church on Monday night March 13 at 8 o'clock. The public is invited, seats reserved for white people, and a small admission charge will be collected for the church. Singers from Sedalia college Greensboro and this city will take part.
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Austin Brothers Quartet
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Sedalia College
Greensboro
Sprinkle Named to Municipal Board of Elections Post
Thomas W. Sprinkle, local attorney, was elected to the municipal board of elections by the county board on Tuesday and later elevated to secretary to replace W Idol who recently resigned. R R Ragan was re elected as the Republican member and attended today’s organization session. No further business was conducted and the session adjourned to reconvene at the chairman’s call.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
Municipal Board of Elections
Was
W. €. Idol
R. R. Ragan
Hollywood Stars Accept Widespread Salary Slashes
Hollywood actors directors writers and producers form a five member clearing house at the Academy to handle financial problems as most stars approve salary cuts to eight weeks. Top earners like Marie Dressler Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy accept pro rata reductions while John Barrymore and others may have cuts via agents. Extras receive no pay changes.
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Hollywood
Calif
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
Iirectors
William K. Howard
Howard J. Green
Marie Dressler
Joan Crawford
Maurice Chevalier
Helen Twelvetrees
Sylvia Sidney
Richard Arlen
Wynne Gibson
Clive Brooks
John Boles
Spencer Tracy
Robert Montgomery
John Millan
Jack Oakie
Carole
Lombard
Randolph Scott
John Barrymore
Richard Barthelmess
Leslie Howard
Alted ruler to preside at tonight's session
A ruler named Alted is set to preside over the session tonight. Details on agenda and location were not available in the fragment.
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Alted Ruler
Playmakers on Western Tour of UNC March 20
The Playmakers at the University of North Carolina plan a three play tour across western North Carolina starting March 20. The group is a dramatic organization from Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
Dramatic Organization
University of North Carolina
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R. K. Farrington
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Ora Fulp
City Memorial Hospital
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Janie Turtle Missionary Socciety
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Rankin Missionary Society of
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C. G. Millis
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