Harpist Miss Dilling and cellist Hubert captivate High Point audience
Mildred Dilling and Marcel Hubert performed a multi-part program at the Junior High School Auditorium. Dilling on harp and Hubert on cello offered Varied works from Valentini to Faure with encores, praised for technical mastery and musical harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Dilling
Marcel Hubert
Miss Dilling
Mr. Hubert
Valentini
Mise Dilling
Rource
Bach
Couperin
Tuileries Palace
Pierne
Brahm
Chant du Soir
Schumann
Danse Hongroise
Brahms
la Source
Davidoff
Rimsky-Korsakow
Collins Smith
Queen Victoria
David
Harpo Marx
Harlech
el Azib
Tournier
Butter Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Butter quotes firm with a 0.808 level for creamery specials 92 score and extras 02. Firsts and standards ranges listed, with bigs totals 16,881 and various local market classifications. Current receipts, storage packed grades, and car counts provided for extras and firsts.
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Chicago
White ant hatching season yields 86000 eyes daily
A tropical country reports the white ant creates more than 86 thousand eyes each day during its hatching season, highlighting a remarkable reproductive cycle and potential impact on local ecosystems.
Goins Dies in Fire After Alleged Robbery Attempt
County Coroner James M. Simpson ruled Robert Goins Negro died from fire not a blunt blow. Autopsy with Dr. H L Brockmann and Dr. R A Herring followed by X rays at a local hospital. John Lawrence 40 and Sally Ragan 19 held on robbery arson and first degree murder charges with conflicting statements regarding the event at a Baptist Bottom shanty last Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Simpson
Robert Goins
Baptist Bottom
Mr. Simpson
H. L. Brockmann
R. A. Herring
Goin
John Lawrence
Sally Ragan
Lawrence
Goins
Guins
Lewis EB. Teague
Guilford Superior Court
Sermon at memorial services for Dr C S Brown at Calvary Baptist
Rev R W Winchester preached on Friendship at memorial for Dr C S Brown grand master of North Carolina Masons who died last October at Calvary Baptist church. Speakers included Revs J E Melton and P J Cok. Dr C J H Gaylord served as master of ceremony with W F E Wheeler as lodge master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Winchester
St. Mark M. E. Church
C.S. Brown
North Carolina
Apyray
Calvary Baptist Church
Toussaint L’overture
A J Taylor Conducting Scout Leader Workshop Here
A J Taylor assistant to the national director of inter racial activities for the Boy Scouts of America visited High Point from Monday to Wednesday. He urged local churches to organize troops aiming to exceed 200 Negro Scouts in the city and offered troop organization instruction at First Baptist Church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Taylor
Boy Scouts of America
Taylor
Uwharrie Council
Leonard Street
High Point
First Baptist Church
Mr. Taylor
Greensboro
B. W. Hackney
Hackney
Miss Graye and Jones Hostesses for Tsulans Club Night
Miss Graye and Miss Jones hosted Tesangani Bridge Club at a St Patrick's party on Fairview street. Members arrived at eight, took a bidding test won by Mrs E R Williams for 250 extra points, then shared lunch. Prizewinners included Mrs J R Williams and guest Mrs J B Neal. low score prize went to Mrs Pearl P Burford.
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Graye
Jones
Mytrolene Graye
Annie L. Jones
Tesangani
St. Patrick's
Fairview Street
Miss Jones
E. R. Willams
J. R. Williams
J. B. Neal
Pearl P. Burford
Marie Grant Hosts Criterion Club Bridge Night
Mrs. Marie Grant acted as hostess for the Criterion club on Thursday evening. After the business session four bridge directions were played with Mrs. Gladys Gilbreath winning the club prize, Mrs. Hazel Parker guest prize, and Mrs. Dabla Ingram consolation. A two course dainty repast followed for members and guests Della Ross, Sarah Countee, Mary Lawrence, Gladys Gilbreath, Alton Chambers, Bertha Colson, Clara Raper, Annetta Burns, with Dabla Ingram and Hazel Parker as guests and Marie Carter among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Grant
Criterion Club
Gladys Gilbreath
Hazel Parker
Dabla Ingram
Mesdames Della Ross
Sarah Countee
Mary Lawrence
Alton Chambers
Bertha Colson
Clara Raper
Annetta Burns
Abandonment Planned for CCC Camp No 1 near High Point
Soil Conservation Service Camp No 1 of North Carolina to be abandoned on March 31 as announced from Washington. About 150 CCC boys will be reassigned to other North Carolina camps. equipment disposition undetermined. The High Point camp, established three years ago, has cooperated with farmers and State Soil Conservation Service. Locals seek to keep the camp open under a new Guilford county soil conservation program, arguing ongoing need for CCC labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
No. 1
North Carolina
High Point
Washington, D. C
R. D. Gladding
CCC
State Soil Conservation Service
Washington
Guilford County
Young Wanderer Admits Car Theft After Midnight
Ralph Goodman, 22, said to be from Danville Virginia, confessed in city jail to stealing a Ford V-8 earlier in Salisbury. He drove to Lexington then High Point before realizing gas was low and deciding to confess. Police verified the theft occurred between 6 and 7 p.m. and notified the Salisbury owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Goodman
Danville
Goodman
Salisbury
Lexington
High Point
Farmer Traps Chicken Thief Near Asheboro
Asheboro news reports farmer Hugh P. Brown set a trigger bell on his henhouse to catch a thief. At about 10 PM two men fled as Brown fired, hitting one man, Raf Panky, 25, who is jailed. Authorities seek an unnamed accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Hugh P. Brown
Mr. Brown
Sheriff's Department
Raf Panky
Rites Held for E V Fowler Merchant of City
Funeral services for E V Fowler 61, a well known local merchant, were held at 2 30 pm Monday from the home of his brother at 710 Wise street after a heart attack at his store 600 Wise street. Rev J P Hippa officiated.
Judgment Sought Against Estate for Caregiver Salary
Arvetta Joyce filed suit in High Point municipal court seeking 1500 against Cleo Brown administratrix of W. R. Pitts estate who died June 14 1932. She claims Pitts was unable to care for himself and that she provided necessities and services without remuneration amid family calls for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvetta Joyce
High Point
Cleo Brown
W. R. Pitts
New Dragon bomber features twin engines and crew of ten
The U S Army introduces the Dragon bomber a twin engined aircraft delivering 1250 horsepower. It accommodates a crew of ten and carries an automatic pilot deicers slinger rings for ice prevention and feathering propellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
North and South Carolina Frost and Fair Weather Forecast
North Carolina fair and continued cold with heavy frost in the east tonight. Interior will rise in temperature. South Carolina fair and cool with heavy frost tonight. Wednesday should see rising temperatures. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate northwest and north becoming northeast along the extreme south portion with fair weather tonight and Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Tetas
Auguste
Birmingham
Charleston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Greensboro
Bien Hatteras
Key West
Little Rock
Memphis
Mt. Mitchel
New Orleans
Ebay
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Spartanburg
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
Cottage Prayer Meetings Tonight At Wesley Memorial
The second series of cottage prayer meetings at Wesley Memorial church gathers tonight at 7 30 lasting 45 minutes. Attendees are invited to join at homes across the city with a special speaker and song leader at each service.
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Wesley Memorial Church
V. P. Kirkman
W. Broad St
F. P. Kiser
Morris Street
M. W. Nash
Lindsay Street
C. H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
W. M. Barker
Thurston Street
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
J. W. McQuinn
Lexington Avenue
L. C. Parker
Woodrow Avenue
L. A. Wagner
Centennial Ave
J. J. Hamlin
Steele St
J. W. Rose
Louise Ave
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
W. W. Snider
E. Green Street
W. J. McAnally
Main Street
Early US geodetic survey noted with church leaders
In 1841 Simeon Borden and Rev C N Royal conducted the first geodetic survey in the United States. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery family plot. Pallbearers included Floya Chestnut Harvey Monroe H D Teague Gay Durham Reuben Moore and Floyd Osborn. Large attendance and abundant floral offerings marked the service.
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United States
Simeon Borden
South Main Street M. E
Rev. C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Floya Chestnut
Harvey Monroe
H. D. Teague
Gay Durham
Reuben Moore
Floyd Osborn
England Faces Teacher Shortage by Student Ratios
England shows a gendered imbalance with one male teacher for every 50 boys and one female teacher for every 25 girls, highlighting a widening staffing gap in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Administratrix Notice for Alfred H. Williams Estate
Administratrix Nannie R. Williams informs all creditors to file their claims by February 8, 1938, itemized and verified. Debtors are asked to pay promptly. Notice dated February 8, 1931, routing through B C Harmon, 401 Lindsay St., High Point, NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Williams
Guilford County
North Carolina
Nannie R. Williams
Alfred H. Wiliams
C. Harmon
Lindsay St
High Point
N. C
Guilford County Gets New Corn Conservation Program
Federal approval in Washington yesterday morning enables Guilford county to pilot a special agricultural conservation program. County agent J I Wagoner says the plan will bring payments for abandoned crop sections and soil improvement crops, with land terracing per Soil Conservation Service standards, aided by SCS officials from High Point and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Washington, D. C
J. B. Hutson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
High Point
SCS
Soil Conservation Service
Deep River
J. H. Stallings
J. I. Wagoner
Greensboro
United States
Mr. Hutson
W. G. Finn
East Central Division
Small Fire Extinguished at Washi Street Curb Market
Firemen were called early this morning to a small blaze at the Washi Street curb market. Fire Chief K. Ingram said there were no injuries and the cause is under investigation.
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Washi Street
K. Ingram
Traffic Violations Reported in Police Charge
Police during the hours charged a driver with reckless driving and with driving without a state unit. Drive Carefully and say Life.
Burglary Report At Tar Heel Store Theft Noted
Police investigated a break in on Tar Heel Willowbrook and West Com streets. About five dollars in merchandise was stolen through a damaged front door. A tin of tobacco cigarettes candy and forty eight pennies were among items missing.
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Willowbrook
West Com
Farm program details outline future payments and quotas
Lowances which represent maximum amounts earned for the farm will be approximately the same as the maximum under the 1937 state program. Farmers who enroll receive payments while others face deductions. A set acreage for cotton and corn will be established by a committee based on farm history.
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Ey Pam
N. Main St
W. L. York
A. M. Swaim
Sec
Madam Ardelle
Permanen
St. Just
Schwartz Shoe
N. Wrenn St. High Point
Certified Public Accountants
Seidman & Seidman
Ring Drug CO
Fife
North Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
North End
E. Brawley
John T. Brown
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce
Security National Bank
Simpson
Mrs. Marie Grant
Bascom Hoskins
Willowbrook Street
Taylor Streets
Taylor Street
Enterprise
Randolph
E. V. Fowler
City
Guilford
Ramblin Reporte
Horace G
Ilderton
Rao
Idol
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