Waynick Reappointment Sought by City Council
The City Council unanimously endorses Ca pus M. Waynick for reappointment as chairman of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. City Manager EB Knox will draft a resolution to send to Governor Clyde R. Hoey, urging retention of Waynick.
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Waynick
High Point
Highway and Public Works Commission
Capus M. Waynick
State Highway and Public Works Commission
EB. M. Knox
Clyde R. Hoey
Knox
Raleigh
Hoey
Long Time Sleep Detained On Drunkenness Charge
A 67 year old Indian man identified as Long Time Sleep was booked on a drunkenness charge last night. He gave a South Dakota reservation as his home address.
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South Dakota
Public Works Commission Appointment Noted
Mr Waynick received his original appointment from former Governor J C B Ehringhaus by the Public Works commission.
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Public Works Commission
Waynick
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Grass fires report cleaned up with no damage
Firemen responded at noon to two grass fires with no damage. Calls came from Willowbrook and West Commerce streets and from North Main and Ray streets.
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Willowbrook
West Commerce Streets
North Main
Ray Streets
City urged to test domestic servants for venereal disease
Elm Street and Ray Street Parent-Teacher associations pressed the Bay Street school resolution calling city council to enact a High Point Interracial Commission bill. It would require all city domestic servants to be examined annually for venereal disease amid Dr. K. G. Geddie's warning of gonorrhea syphilis and related public health risks.
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Elm Street
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Associations
K. B. Geddie
Bay Street
High Point
Wasserrmann
Wassermann
R. A. Herring
Traffic violations charged in past 24 hours
Police report two overparking charges, one red light violation, one speeding case, and one driving without a state permit. Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
Lenten Services At Saint Mary's Church
Lenten services will be held this week at St. Mary's Episcopal church with a Thursday 10 AM Holy Communion service and instructions, a Friday 4 PM children's service, and a Friday 7 30 PM litany and sermon.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Catawba Choir to Sing at First Church March 14
The Catawba college vested choir of about 40 voices will perform a sacred program at First Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday March 14. Conductor Professor Arthur L. Rich directs the tour with Mrs Rich accompanying. President Howard Omwake and Mrs Omwake attend. The program features works by Bach Lizst and Beethoven and lasts over an hour.
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Arthur Rich
Catawba College
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bach
Lizst
Arthur L. Rich
South
Noted Reader and Adviser at 401 North Main Street
A private reading service offers guidance on life, marriage health and investments. Readings for white and colored in separate rooms from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. daily including Sundays. Private home location near Sheraton Hotel. Readings 50 cents, satisfaction guaranteed.
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Stanley
College St
Main St
North Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Blindness reduction leads in United States outcome claim
A report states the United States has reduced the percentage of blind people more than any other country, highlighting significant progress in disability health initiatives.
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United States
Canada
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