Outlines History of Sacred Music at Guilford College
Prof. Max Noah of Guilford College presented a Central Friends supper program outlining the history and growth of sacred music from biblical praise through early church psalms to oratorio and religious opera. Eight voices performed selections including Byrd Vittoria Weelkes and Mendelssohn, with notable arias by Bath and Conrad.
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Max Noah
Guilford College
Friends Annex
Central Friends Supper Meeting
Job
Antioch
Martin Luther
Noah
Christiansen
Plains
Weelkes
Chaikowsky
Bath Gounod
Jewel Conrad
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Grace Ford III confined by illness at home
Society notes describe Mrs Grace Ford of Washington street confined to her home due to illness, with Mrs J F Hayden as her caregiver. Additional items mention Central Friends Senior Christian Endeavor delaying Friday meet to join with Sunday service and an Edna Haviland Palestine talk, a Green Street Baptist stag barbecue at Municipal Park Lake, and Miss Mary Muse entertaining the Wednesday Contract club with bridge and prizes.
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Grace Ford III
Grace Ford
Cc - Friends
Central Friends Senior Christian
Endeavor
Edna Haviland
Guilford College
Palestine
Young People’s Department
Green Street
Mary Muse
Philip Davis
South Main Street
Davis
L. Davis, Jr
Herman Smith
Mesdames
Brantley McAdoo
Burwell Nolan
Maury Crable
Paul Casey
5. L. Davis
Lewis Heilig
Miss
Mary Simmons Hosts Notable Guests at Occasion
Mary Simmons hosted a gathering with guests including Mrs Philip Davis Mrs Herman Smith Mrs Katherine Raymond Mrs Jack Thomas Mrs Se born Perry and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
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Mary Simmons
Philip Davis
Herman Smith
Katherine Raymond
Jack Thomas
Seborn Perry
Elizabeth ‘Jones
Mrs Louis Voorhees Confined by Illness at Home
Mrs Louis Voorhees remains homebound due to illness. Her condition limits her activities while she receives care at her residence.
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Louis Voorhees
Scholarship club established here at local high school
Principal L R Johnston announces a new chapter of the National Athletic Scholarship Society at the senior high. Nine boys, athletes in football basketball track soccer and baseball, earned high scholastic averages during 1929-1930 and first semester this year. Top performers include Sizemore 96 Guarino 95 Culler 90 Farr 89 and Williamson 86. overall athlete average exceeds the school average by eight and a third points.
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L. R. Johnston
National Athletic Scholarship Society
S Ae Os
Frank Sizemore
Robert Guarino
Broadus Culler
Craig Farr
Norton, Jeffers
Howard Mareh
Harry Williamson
T. G. Shelton
Winford Hinkle
Emergency Committee for Employment Office Contact
Citizens urged to call 2039 for emergency help as the Emergency Committee for Employment at City Hall basement assists in locating cooks, cleaners, and other workers. Mrs. W. E. Price serves as secretary with assistants available to take calls and coordinate placements.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Allimes
Wolves outwit seekers of pelt near Bromley Lake incident
Toronto dispatch reports Captain W Roy Maxwell of the Provincial Air Force recounts a wolf leading four timber wolves and circling on slushy ice to thwart a landing, as pilots pursued pelts and bounty. The animals used a single file, ring-around tactic before retreating, while the rest laughed at the effort. A stray clause notes a plant ant with umbrella-like petals during rain.
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Toronto
W. Roy Maxwell
Hiself
Bromley Lake
Cogawa
Maxwell
Jnet
Joey
North Carolina Baseball Announce 1931 Schedule
University of North Carolina releases 1931 baseball schedule totaling 26 games. Ten contests in the first ten days include Cornell and Penn State. 16 against Southern Conference foes. key series with Virginia and Maryland. Easter Monday Davidson game. several trips to Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and Raleigh.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
University of North Carolina
Cornell
Charles T. Woollen
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Princeton
Winston-Salem
Davidson
Virginia
Maryland
University of Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee
Winston- Salem
College Park
Charlottesville
Lexington
Blacksburg
Wake Forest
Duke
Durham
N. C. State
Greensboro
N.C. State
Raleigh
E P Neighbors Dies at Cedar Fall at 61
E P Neighbors aged 61 died yesterday at his sister Mrs Tom Luck’s Cedar Falls home after several weeks illness. He leaves five sons R Neighbors city Glenn Neighbors Greensboro Jack Neighbors High Point James Neighbors Pittsboro C R Neighbors Oklahoma City two daughters Mrs W M Sechrest this city one sister Mrs Tom Luck Cedar Falls and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 at Giles Chapel Randolph County with interment in the church cemetery.
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E. P. Neighbors
W. M. Seebrest
Q. R
Jack Neighbors
High Point
Tom Luck
Cedar Fall
R. Neighbors
the City
Glenn Neighbors
Greensboro
James
Pittsboro
C. R. Neighbors
Oklahoma City
W. M. Sechrest
Do Not Care a Fig Till They Act on Reform
Citizens voice apathy toward policy changes while lawmakers push proposals. Officials underline urgency as debates resume, with parties trading positions near key session dates and public opinion split on fiscal impact.
Farmers Group 10 Meets Tonight To Plan Fair
High Point Farmers Civic organization will meet in the city hall court room at 7 30 p m to thresh out plans for its first annual fair in September led by J I Wagoner county farm agent. Officers include R R Mendenhall president and C C Robbins. A report from the committee is expected and a general discussion will follow. Dyak women urge men to join head hunting expeditions to prove valor.
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High Point Farmers’ Civic Organization
P. M. Davis
R. R. Mendenhall
C. C. Robbins
J. I. Wagoner
High Point “City Beautiful
Sour Stomach Ad Advises Bisurated Magnesia
An advertisement urges readers to treat sour stomach and indigestion with Bisurated Magnesia after meals or when pain occurs. It claims instant relief, safety, physician recommendation, and availability from Mann Drug Co and other druggists, urging immediate use to prevent serious harm.
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Mann Drug Co
Adv
Cannery Meeting Planned At High Point City Hall
A meeting of farmers interested in establishing a cannery in High Point and forming an association to promote its growth will be held at the city hall Saturday at 3 o'clock. W. M. Ketchum of Trinity High School announces the event and invites farmers from neighboring communities to attend.
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High Point
W. M. Ketchum
Trinity High School
Operetta "Midsummer Day" Planned for Cloverdale School Fundraiser
An operetta titled Midsummer Day will be presented at Cloverdale school Thursday night March 19 at 7 30 to raise funds for the pre school clinic.
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Cloverdale
PTA Plans Operetta Presentation With Clinic Talk
The Parent Teacher Association sponsors spring events with an operetta presentation. At last Tuesday’s meeting Dr. K B Geddie child specialist and Miss Veigh Hutchinson city school nurse spoke on the clinic.
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Parent-Teacher Association
K. B. Geddie
Veigh Hutchinson
Dr Spruill Addresses High Point Rotary on Friendship
Dr J L Spruill superintendent of the Guilford County Tuberculosis sanitarium spoke to the High Point Rotary Club at the Sheraton during today’s luncheon. He was introduced by President C H Rhodes who presided.
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J. L. Spruill
Guilford County
If Files All Lived Their Allotted Span
A solitary reflection notes that if all records kept their full term, a single female in five could yield a lineage spanning 37 figures in descendants, implying vast generational growth and numeric depth.
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