Junior Service League to Sponsor Saturday Kids Movies
The Junior Service League and Paramount theater arrange Saturday morning film programs for children at 10 o clock. The first Junior Matinee features Around the World With Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson in five parts, plus Harold Lloyd Welcome Danger and a newsreel. Admission is ten cents for school children and bargain hours for accompanying parents.
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Junior Service League
Paramount Theater
High Point
Paramount
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Harold Lloyd
Services Today At St. Mary's Church
Rev F J Mallett of Greensboro will lead the services at St Marys Episcopal Church including a 9 30 Sunday school and an 11 oclock sermon. The Young Peoples Service League meets at 630 p m. A special Lenten service is set for Thursday night at 8 oclock conducted by Rev Mr Holmes of Lexington.
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F. J. Mallett
Greensboro
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Young People’s Service League
Mr. Holmes
Lexington
Brentwood and First Presbyterian Auxiliary Notices
Mrs D L Barker and Mrs Silas Casey host a Cen tral Friends church meeting for reading and games Monday at 7 30 pm All men invited Brentwood school PTA meets with Rev B L Kirk leading scripture and talks on school improvements and pre school clinics Girl Reserve conference plans unite Winston Salem Greensboro and High Point delegates with 25 from each city First Presbyterian auxiliary officers and committee chairs to be installed Sunday at 5 pm with a long list of secretaries and circle chairmen. pastor to deliver sermon “Faithful Women Who Stand By Their Lord”
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Silas Casey
Brotherhood Group of
Central Friends Church
Annex
Brentwood School
Pr. T. A
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W. B. Aeted
Edna Morganthalerg
Alvin Millis
K. B. Geddie
McDaniel String Orchestra
Tri-City
High Point
Winston
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Highpoint
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Perry
W. W. Idol
Frank B. Smith
C. H. Marriner
F. Logan Porter
H. M. Armentrout
Charles Haddon Nabers
A. 8. Caldwell, Jr
R. A. McPheeters
Lamar McCallum
W. A. Hayes
R. K. Young
Christian Social Service
BE. Wi Holton
Barium Springs
I. Paul Ingle
Glade Valley Academy
Carter Dalton
T. Wingate Andrews
Kenneth C. Denny
A. B. Frantz
B. W. Holton
A. E. Taplin
Fred Holt
John Abels
J. E,. Prettyman
F. C. Gomo
C. C. Newton
R. D. Tilleen
Fred Barbee
Cecil Prince Called to Atlanta for Mother's Illness
Cecil Prince has been summoned to Atlanta due to his mother's serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. William Bizzell of Raleigh are spending the week.
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Cecil Prince
Atlanta
William Bizzell
Raleigh
Women and The Kingdom of God Sermon at First Methodist
Morning sermon at First Methodist Protestant church on Women and The Kingdom of God by Rev. R I Farmer. Music by Prof EB Stim son includes Prelude Andantino Vocal Solo Peace Be Still Anthem More Love To Thee O Christ Postlude In The Forest. Evening talk by Hartley M C A secretary on Recreations In High Point. Warm welcome for visitors.
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Methodist Protestant Church
R. I. Farmer
EB. B. Stimson
Lemare
Effinger
MacDowell
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L. R. Johnston
Ninsky
Godard
Miriam Sloan
Hansel and
Gretel
Humperdinck
Bruce Carraway Will Notarize Government Tax Papers Today
Bruce H. Carraway announced he will be at his office at 112% North Wrenn Street today to notarize government income tax papers for anyone not yet notarized. All reports must be mailed no later than midnight tonight. he will assist anyone who may have had papers improperly filled out.
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Bruce H. Carraway
North Wrenn Street
Mr. Carraway
Colored Quartet To Sing This Morning
A quartet of colored students from the Florence school near Deep River church directed by W L McNair will render a musical program before the Peacock Bible Class at the Wesley Memorial church this morning at 9 45 o clock.
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Florence
Deep River Church
W. L. McNair
Wesley Memorial Church
Canada Air Licenses in 1930 Summary in Canada
At year end 1930 Canada held 311 private pilots, 402 commercial pilots, and 370 engineers with government aviation licenses. There were 445 registered commercial aircraft, 48 private planes, and 70 licensed airports and seaplane bases. The year showed a decrease of 30 private pilots.
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Canada Air Licenses
Montreal
Canada
Delightful Affairs Held At Thomasville
In Thomasville on Friday Briarfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. 8 G Moore’s Salem street home with Mrs. J R Blair as associate hostess. Mrs. H T Hethcock presided. Miss Lillian Yow led a devotional. Miss Sallie McCracken and Mrs. Norment presented topics on Maury and Zebulon Vance. An ice course followed for twenty two attendees.
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Kate Norment
Miss McCracken
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Zebulon Vance
Mrs Raymond Honors Golfers At Charming Dance
Miss Diana Fishwick and British women golfers visiting Sedgefield attended an informal social dance hosted by Mrs. Catherine Raymond at her field home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raymond and numerous local and national attendees from Greensboro to London and New York, celebrating the visit and tournament play.
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Diana Fishwick
Sedgefield
Catherine Raymond
Fritzharry
Harry Raymond
Homer Wheeler
C. M. Hauser
Jack Heller
A. Newton Carroll
Rocky Mount
Joe Walton
Roanoke
Jake Wade
Charlotte
Gig Shepherd
Winston-Salem
Husting Lowling
Greensboro
Bill Cox
Joe J. Bonneau
New York City
L. Bonneau
C. C. Prince
John van Noppen
Robert Walker
Charles Gold
Logan Lovelace
Harry H. Kroh
J. F. van Broklin
Diana L. Fishwick
London
R. L. Fishwick
Molly Carnaby
Karla Ruston
Kathleen Garnham
Marjorie
Theft insurance misunderstood amid city petty theft surge
An insurance broker explained a year start change in auto policies: a $25 deduction applies to each claim unless the entire car is stolen. Full coverage remains available at higher rates, with the deduction not affecting fire insurance.
Maine Isolated: Only State Adjoins One Neighbor
Maine is the sole U.S. state touching just one other state, with New Hampshire separating it from the rest of the Union.
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Maine
Union
New Hampshire
Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas
Automobile engineers claim a device cuts gas use dramatically and boosts performance. A test reportedly achieved 59 miles per gallon with the invention, which thousands say improves pickup, starting, and power. Whirlwind Mfg. Co. offers a free device and opportunities to earn by promotion and distribution.
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Whirlwind Mfg. Co
Station C
Milwaukee
Wisc
Ady
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