High Point Votes Shift in Prohibition Referendum
High Point shows a swing toward wet sentiment as 100 more votes favoring light wines or abolition of prohibition emerge since Saturday. The local tally: 552 for enforcement, 319 for modification, 27 for repeal. national results skew toward modification with big city centers leading wet.
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Cotillion Club 10 Plans Inaugural Dance Wednesday
The High Point Cotillion club organized by local young men will hold its inaugural dance on Wednesday night, March 17. The venue is to be announced later as the first event of the week, with aims to promote more and better dancing.
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Pupils of Grimes Street Stage Clever March Program
The sixth grade under Miss Eva Leach presented a chapel program on March last Thursday. Talmadge Lambert led devotions. Louise Smith read Do You Fear the Wind, Carl Shelton recited March, and Gladys Tysinger interpreted the Windmill painting and spoke of its painter Jacob Ruysdael. Windy Nights was read by Carl Lambert. Xanie Hamilton and Paul Ritch read Why I Like March. Edward Smith spoke on Sweet and Low, while Margaret Dorsett and Robert Baird acted a dramatic piece. Jesse Belle Solomon read Wordsworth's Daffodils.
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Henry W. Longfellow
Carl Lambert
Xanie Hamilton
Paul Ritch
Edward Smith
Margaret Dorsett
Robert Baird
Jesse Belle Solomon
William Wordsworth
Green and Gold Charity Ball Promises Fine Orchestra
The Cotillion announces a first class orchestra for the opening dance in a ballroom decorated in green and gold the colors of the Cotillion. Local and out of town guests will attend. Chaperones named Mrs T J Gold Mrs J F Hayden Mrs C M Hauser and Mrs A T Wishart. Sponsors include Miss Doris Clendenin Greensboro Miss Lucille Sherrod Miss Lucy Neal Carr Miss Elizabeth Hayden and Miss Ruth Moffitt High Point.
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Cold weekend winds give way to warmer cloudier week
Charlotte reports one of the coldest weekend winds in years with a forecast promising warmer but cloudier weather starting today as North Carolinians brace for changing conditions.
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