Dr Ira Landrith to Speak in City on Temperance Sunday
Noted Allied Forces speaker Dr Ira Landrith will visit Sunday March 19 to address a mass meeting at Wesley Memorial church on temperance and prohibition. The event, part of an educational campaign, aims to expand public knowledge of alcohol issues and organize local support through Allied Forces programs and sponsors across the nation.
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Ira Landrith
City
Hela
Wesley Memorial Church
Landrith
National Temperance Council
Allied Forces
Allied Youth
Young People's Organization
Allied Citizens
Willis J. Abbott
Boston
Maso
Evangeline Booth
New York
N. Y
Richard C. Cabot
Cambridge
Mass
S. Parkes
William F. McDowell
Washington
D. C
W. J. McGlothiin
Greenville
John M. Moore
Dallas
Texas
Charles C. Morrison
Chicago
John R. Mott
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Daniel A. Poling
Louis F. Powell
Richmond
Robert FE. Speer
Amos Alonzo Stags
Chicago, al
Mary E. Woolley
South Hadley
Mayor Grayson Endorses Pre School Clinic Program
High Point mayor and children's health expert Dr Grayson offers full endorsement of the Pre School Clinic program run by city schools and Parent Teacher groups. He cites health screenings as vital for early treatment and notes social and economic benefits for the community.
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Grayson
High Point
Local support grows for Roosevelt program in North Carolina
Scores of telegrams and letters from Durham High Point and other communities urge Senators Bailey and Reynolds to back the President's economic proposals amid strong local backing from business leaders World War veterans and manufacturers including J Ed Millis C Garrett H T Hudson Marsh Furniture and the American Legion and VFW posts voiced support saying the president would not misuse the power to cut expenditures and that recall would be possible if needed.
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Washington
Bailey
Senate
Reynolds
J. Ed Millis
Durham Post
American Legion
V. F. W. Post
C. ©. Garrett
H. T. Hudson
High Point Overall Company
Carolina Garment Company
Bailey and
Roosevelt
National Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars backs Roosevelt stand at High Point meeting
At High Point Post No. 619 meeting, members showed wholehearted support for President Roosevelt's Economy bill. Commander J. W. McMahon spoke on the bonus question and the post set regular meeting nights and formed a relief committee for needy VFW members and families.
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Roosevelt
High Point Post
J. W. McMahon
Post Auxiliary
T. C. Potts
Auxiliary
The Big Drive praised by Legion head at Broadhurst
A letter from George F. Edwards of the Andrew Jackson Post American Legion endorses The Big Drive now at the Broadhurst theater. He calls the film realistic and powerful, showing wartime hardship and the push for international peace and fair disability support for veterans.
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Edwards
Broadhurst Theater
George F. Edwards
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Pat” McSwain
City
McSwain
Mrs C L Whitaker To Lead Services At Church
Mrs C L Whitaker will lead the See service at the First Methodist Protestant church tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Christian Endeavor room. The prayer and praise service features Mrs Whitaker guiding worship with scripture songs and reflection.
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C. L. Whitaker
M. P. Church
First Methodist Protestant Church
Christian Endeavor
The Eel That Swallowed Its Own Tail
A letter from Thomasville recounts a warm evening fishing trip to High Rock lake. After catching a mess of fish including an eel, friends kept the eel alive in a tub with minnows and left it unfed for a week until the eel reportedly bit off more than it could chew and ate itself.
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Cc. R. T
Thomasville
High Rock Lake
Letter From Los Angeles Quake Captured In Roscoe Arkansas
A letter written from Los Angeles during the destructive earthquake was received here by Bill Biddy from Roscoe Anthony. It describes the city shaking at six o clock with ambulances active and lights out. The writer reports fear and confusion, scenes of fleeing residents, and bustling fire trucks and police motorcycles as the quake unfolds.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Bill Biddy
Roscoe Anthony
Mr. Anthony
Greensboro
Mr Sheppard Won’t Trust A Stranger Again Says Man
Police and highway petrol officials search for a man who fled from Sheppard after starting a motorcycle from his garage. The incident involved cash payment to purchase the bike and a street test ride before the rider disappeared.
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Mr. Sheppard
Sheppard
Bighway
YWCA Leader Mrs Chamberlin Highlights International Work
Mrs Harrie R Chamberlin national president of the YWCA met with the local YWCA executive committee and chairs then headed to Winston-Salem for a regional conference. She was guest of honor at a tea hosted by Mrs M J Wrenn with about 150 officials and friends attending.
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Harrie R. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Winston-Salem
M. J. Wrenn
Wrenn
Minister Rev R S Farmer Leads 10 Day Meetings in Winston-Salem
The minister Rev. R S Farmer will assist Dr Edmund Schwarze in a ten day series of special meetings at Calvary Moravian church in Winston-Salem. Visitors are welcome and church members are urged to attend as old gospel hymns are sung.
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R. S. Farmer
Winston-Salem
Edmund Schwarze
Calvary Moravian Church
Sentence Given Fred Haynes on Trespass Charge
Greensboro report states Fred Haynes of High Point faced inciting a riot charges at Carolina Container. The state nol pros with leave, while Haynes pled guilty to forcible trespass and received 90 days on the roads suspended on payment of costs and five year law-abiding condition.
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Greensboro
Mar
Fred Haynes
High Point
Carolina Container Company
Haynes
Carter Dalton To Visit Washington
Carter Dalton local attorney leaves tonight for Washington where he will stay for several days on business in the capital city.
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Carter Dalton
Washington
Miss Frances Lewis and James Lewis Return Home
Miss Frances Lewis and James Lewis returned to their home after visiting friends on the eastern shore of Virginia.
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Frances Lewis
James Lewis
Virginia
Miss Elizabeth Hatcher Ill At Home With Scarlet Fever Attack
Miss Elizabeth Hatcher is very ill at her home on Washington street with an attack of scarlet fever. The report notes her illness and location, reflecting a health concern in the community.
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Elizabeth Hatcher
Washington Street
Right to Inspect Wounds Upheld in Damage Suit
Forsyth Superior Court judge ruled in a 125000 damage case that defendants may obtain a medical examination of plaintiff P D Benbow following an automobile crash in High Point last year. The exam must stay within the complaint’s scope and the plaintiff’s family physician may be present. The motion was opposed by Benbow’s counsel with extensive citations to state supreme court rulings.
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Winston-Salem
Mar
Hoyle Sink
Forsyth Superior Court
J. E. Marsh
Annie C. Marsh
Howard Marsh
P. D. Benbow
High Point
Supreme Court
Judge Sink
Pre School Clinic Planned at Brentwood and Johnson Street
Miss Veigh Hutchinson city school nurse will lead the Brentwood clinic on Tuesday with parent teacher association reps assisting. The session runs 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 3pm for children turning six by October 1. Johnson Street school holds exams Friday same hours. parents should notify Miss Ivey Paylor or PTA president Mrs Pugh.
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Brentwood
Veigh Hutchinson
Johnson Street
Ivey Paylor
T. BE. Pugh
Parent-Teacher Association
Public Announcement of Purchase of Richmond Carolina Motor Express
H. P. Stinson states he has purchased the Richmond Carolina Motor Express Company from J. M. Coggins on February 5 1933 and will not assume debts incurred prior to that date.
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Richmond-Carolina Motor Express Company
J. M. Coggins
Exchange Day Brings Broad Bid List and Hoard Prevention Rules
Banks opened with instructions to prevent hoarding of gold and currency while regulations from Federal Reserve authorities enforce the emergency banking bill. The Wacho via Bank and Trust Company vice president W C Idol said ample currency remains for legitimate needs, with banks barred from paying out funds to hoarders. Meanwhile the Community Exchange at 337 North Wrenn Street listed several help and barter requests including housework, cooking, and cleaning in exchange for room, board, and small pay.
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W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve
Congress
The
United States
Idol
Mr. Idol
Community Exchange
Wrenn Street
Sheraton Announces Policy Changes At Local Hotel
Herbert A Crane, new manager of the local Sheraton hotel, announced policy changes including revised cuisine to offer club breakfasts, luncheons, and dinners of high quality at reasonable prices. The hotel will also accommodate bridge parties and formal events.
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Hotel Sheraton
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Herbert A Crane
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Post
Legion Head
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H. P. Stinson
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Schwartz Shoe Shop
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Gillette
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