Guilford College Choir Sets Spring Tour to Chicago
Guilford College will send its 46 voice a capella choir on a spring tour starting March 23, with 13 concerts across seven states ending after the holidays. Local performances include services at High Point First Presbyterian and a college concert on March 22.
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Guilford College
Guilford A Capella
Chicago
Ja H. F. Weis
Guilford Liege Department of Music
Ihy
Maides
Odd Voices
Toorrow
First Presterian Church
High
Florida
Newland
Boston
Dixie Aces Win Dixie Textile Basketball Title
The Dixie Aces of Lupton ity Tenn defeated Southern Bleachery of Taylors 44 to 34 to win the Class A boys crown in the Dixie Textile tournament in Greenville North Carolina Enka North Carolina defeated Chatham Winston Salem 18 to 14 for the girls crown Hanes Hosiery Winston Salem won the Class boys trophy with a 55 to 37 victory over Greenville
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Greenville
N. C
Dixie Aces
Luptonity
Tenn
Uthern Bleachery
Taylors
Enka
Chatham
Inston-Salem
Hanes Hosiery
After a Cold Then What and Rest to Recover
The piece urges rest and rehydration after a cold, stressing body weakness and relapse risk. It promotes S.S.S. Tonic three times daily before meals as a remedy, claiming rapid improvement within ten days and citing testimonials about feeling and looking like oneself again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Anti-Soviet Exiles Plan For Day Of Red Downfall
Georgian Azerbaijan and Armenian refugee governments in Geneva and Paris push for Allied action to free their homelands by striking Russian oil fields and manganese deposits. Kana Chavichvily notes a secret revival meeting in Paris with Euythyme Takaichvili elected premier, claiming imminent Allied support.
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Charles 8S. Foltz, JR
Geneva
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Armenia
Great Britain
France
Union of Soviet Socialist
Kana Chavichvily
Associated Press
Paris
Euythyme Takaichvili
Georgian Constituent Assembly
Russia
Democracy Works Out Better for Small Countries Than It Does in Larger Ones
A discussion of why small European states like Sweden Switzerland Denmark Finland achieve peace and orderly government. The author argues size and homogeneity reduce corruption and political strife and notes close social familiarity keeps officials honest.
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Europe
Sweden
Switzerland
Denmark
Finland
America
Grisons
Gly-Cas Promises Relief for High Point Residents
Many High Point residents praise Gly-Cas vegetable ingredients for easing intestinal impurities and bloating. Mrs. Vina Huffman of 917 Redding St. testifies it relieved chronic constipation, headaches, and arm pain, after using Gly-Cas from Betts Drug Co. 109 North Main St. Local Gly-Cas representative meets the public daily at Betts Drug Store.
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Vina Huffman
Redding Street
High Point
N. C
Betts Drug Co
North Main Street
Betts Drug Store
Man as God’s Image in Sunday Christian Science Lesson
The March 10 Lesson-Sermon centers on man as God’s spiritual image. Scriptural passages from Genesis 1 and Daniel 10 plus Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health frame man as immortal, not material, reflecting infinite Mind and divine directives for peace, strength, and love.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Civil Liberties Body Formed in North Carolina
A statewide meeting in Burlington created the Civil Liberties Committee of the North Carolina League for Progressive Democracy to safeguard civil liberties. Officers named: Dr. W. S. Stinespring, chairman. Harry R. Stanley, C. W. Danenburg, and Dr. David Jones as vice chairs. John Creedy as secretary.
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Burlington
North Carolina
North Carolina League For Progressive Democracy
Civil Liberties Committee
W. 8. Stinespring
Durham
Harry R. Stanley
Greensboro
C. W. Danenburg
High Point
David Jones
John Creedy
Voorhis
Jerry Voorhis
California
Dies
un-American Activities
United States
Congress
China
Finland
Japan
Russia
Trotting Association Says 1939 Was Good Year
United States Trotting Association directors called 1939 among harness sports best years as they met in Indianapolis to finalize an isolation plan targeting the 52 year old American Trotting Association of Chicago. With limited dissent, they signaled approval of a December executive committee amendment barring American raced horses from all events except free for all at USTA meetings.
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Indianapolis
United States Trotting Association
American Trotting Association of
Chicago
USTA
Pinehurst polo team extends unbeaten run with Durham win
Pinehurst defeated Durham 5 to 3 to post a fourth straight victory this season. A Bristol, England school offers daily lessons in laughing correctly as unrelated note.
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Pinehurst
Durham
Bristol
England
Mrs Burleson Confesses to Cafeteria Slaying in Columbia
Mrs May Walker Burleson a 51 year old divorcee is jailed on a murder charge after confessing to shooting Mrs Richard C Burleson in a hotel cafeteria. Police say she described a wrecked home mindset and a blank spell before the shooting as she moved from behind a table to fire.
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Masie) Walker Burleson
Galveston, Tex
Columbia, D. C
Richard C. Burleson
United States Army
Columbia, S. C
May Walker Burleson
Mrs. Burleson
Mezzanine
Law School at NC College for Negroes to reopen
The North Carolina College for Negroes will reopen its law school on September 24 as an approved program enabling graduates to take the North Carolina Bar exam. A three year LL B plan will run 1941 43 with first year in 1940 41 and a second year in 41 42.
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Durham
Law School
North Carolina College For Negroes
State Board of Law Examiners
James E. Shepard
Raleigh
North Carolina
Prisoner Re-enactment Attempt Described After Fatal Shooting
Rawlinson recounted that Mrs. Burleson demonstrated with a rubber paperweight how she held a rusty pistol in her black silk bag. She was taken to the scene but refused to re-enact in the cafeteria and resisted naming herself to police.
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Rawlinson
Charles Miller Files for State Auditor Race in North Carolina
Raleigh March 11. Charles Miller of Asheville, a publisher of city directories, filed with the state board of elections to run for the Democratic nomination for state auditor. Incumbent George Ross Pou seeks renomination.
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Raleigh
Charles Miller
Asheville
State Board of Elections
George Ross Pou
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Hendrik van Loon
Enterprise
NEA Service, Inc
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Vina Hupfman
Civil Liberties Body
State Progressive Democracy League
Trotting Association
Galveston
Tex
W. H. Rawlinson
Burleson
Midwest
White House
LAW
Durham Institution
Philippine Islands
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Gordon Brown
Kansas City
Presdent Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
AAA
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Thomas E. Dewey
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Minnesota
Dakotas
Landon
Topeka
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
London
William Allen White
Payne Ratner
Arthur Capper
Philadelphia
Meron
Lake Placid
N. Y
Bucky” Wells
Bucky Wells
Ame
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Keene Valley
Bucky
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