Presbyterian Club Women Plan Monday Gathering on Green Street
The Woman's auxiliary of the Presbyterian church meets Monday at 2 20 PM at the hut on Green street with hostesses listed as Mrs C B Overman Mrs Carter Dalton Mrs S G McCampbell Mrs B C Freeland and Mrs G E Hutchens. The Sorosis club followed with a reception hosted by Mrs D A Stanton and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Green Street
Overman
Carter Dalton
S. G. McCampbell
C. Freeland
G. E. Hutchens
D. A. Stanton
Sorosis Club
Clara Revd and Treva Hedrick Sing at Social
Clark presents instrumental and vocal numbers with Miss Clara Revd and Treva Hedrick. An 10 o'clock ice course with stuffed dates was served by Mrs Vernon Hoskins Mrs W F Luther and Mrs Edward Curley. Guests included Josephine Boone Helen Clerk Elizabeth Jones Mary Simmons Loig Smith Dorothy Mame Stamey Thelma Cummins Edna Kearns and Miss Cara Boyd.
Elks Stage Big Minstrel Show in High Point
Harry Foote arrives to direct a professional style minstrel production for the High Point Elks Lodge with rehearsals starting Monday at the Elks club. A 60 voice chorus is sought and auditions open to any local aspiring performer. Two performances are planned in the school auditorium with band and orchestra backing the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foot
High Point
Elks
J W. Garrett
Ielks Club
Foote
Garrett
Elks Club
Young Paul Staley Dies After Illness at Home
Paul Staley aged 9 died this morning at 11 30 at his mother's home 615 Paegligh street after a two month illness He attended Elim Street school and is survived by his mother and brother Lester Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the home conducted by Rev Milton Whitener First Reformed Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Staley
A. C. Staley
Paegligh Street
Elim Street
Lester Staley
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
School head fights illiteracy in Pulaski County Arkansas
Jeanie Erickson Dodge, Pulaski County school superintendent, runs a campaign to wipe out illiteracy. Since January 1 she organized 500 adults and surpassed 1,000 enrollments. She earned 4000 dollars yearly more than the state superintendent and similar to the governor, with an auto for rural visits. She aided passage of the mothers pension act and helped create the Arkansas reformatory for women. She also sought federal support in Washington and secured a 50000 dollar appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Rock, Ark
Jeanie “Erickson Dodge
Pulaski County
Neck of the Woods
Alaski County
Aransas
Arkansas Reformatory For Women and Girls
Washington
Wilson
Whisky convoy busted in Rockingham county haul near Stoneville
Greensboro officers and Sheriff A P Sands seized a whisky convoy Friday night near Stoneville with 190 gallons of liquor in five cars. Bonds posted for four men, three more jailed in Reidsville, ties to bootlegging rings and suspected roles as transport agents noted.
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Greensboro
Rockingham County
Stonevith Y
A. P. Sands
Neds
Ate
Ihhad
Sands
Virginia
Dallas
Mobley
Martin
Jones
Garrison
Stoneville
Reidsville
Gandhi sentenced to six years in prison in Ahmedabad
Ahmedadabad March 18 Gandhi the Indian non co operationist leader was arrested on conspiracy charges and today sentenced to six years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmedabad
British India
Associated Foress
Madhandes K. Gandhi
Danville Woman Wounded as Husband Fires Three Times
A Danville couple dispute on Ridge street ended with Mrs. Cunningham wounded twice and once in the neck as her husband, E. Cunningham, shot after demanding his wedding ring. Doctors report wounds not necessarily fatal. Cunningham allegedly planned suicide. The article also previews Art Higgins and his Pep Revue at the Orpheum with a slate of vaudeville acts and film features for the week including Coronel Seligz wild animal serial and May McAvoy in A Homespun Vamp.
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Danville
E. Cunningham
Mae Welieburg
Cunningham
Ridge Street
Art Higgins
Bill Dougherty
Lem Davis
Madge Stewart
Douglas Sisters
Orpheum
Coronel Seligz
Supreme Wild Animal
Igen
Ig 10
McAvoy
Realari
Velsigan
Miss McAvoy
Grinzel
Tommy
Quarters Found for Shrine Meet in High Point
Oasis Temple Shrine to hold May ceremony in High Point at the new High Point Steam Laundry building on Jordan Street behind the Sheraton. The 70 by 150 foot space will seat about 2000 with the roof to be completed by May. Charles F. Long invites all local Shriners to a meeting at the Sheraton ballroom tonight to organize staging work.
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Oasis Temple
High Point
Jordan Street
Sheraton Hotel
Cremonial
Charles F. Long
Sheraton
Lone
Strickland Buys Two Lots on Montlieu Avenue
R B Strickland purchased two building lots on Montlieu Avenue from W G Munvyon. The price is not disclosed. He plans to erect a modern dwelling in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Strickland
Montlieu Avenue
W. G. Munvyon
Mr. Strickland
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Woman's Auxiliary
Sorosis
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. H. Ragan
Lindsay Street
O. P. Moffitt
F Wall
Wassie Wilson
Cyrus Wheeler
A. Ring
Belvin Harmon
Parent-Teachers Association
South Main Street
Presbyterian
Leta Lambert
Cox Street
Vernell Lambert
Elizabeth Foust
Ella Bost
Tula Craver
Clara Goolsly
Blanche Goolsly
Myrtle Leonard
Alma Pickard
William Robertson
John Johnson
Everett Bost
Robert Delk
Edison Hillis
Ray BE. Daniels
Georg Ledbury
Marion Bost
Gaither Pickard
Homer Bost
J. P. Stone
Grace Kephart
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Dorothy Hoskins
Margaret Gurley
Treva Hedrick
Hoskins
St. Patrick's
Fdna Kearns
Thelma Cummins
Trina Hedrick
St. Patrick's Day
Helen
Klub Kalendar
Nellie Muse
Junior Guild
St. Mary's Church
Paut
Staley
Fros
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Jennie Erickson Dodge
Anewoh Phatlesay
Gandhi
Mr Yorics
Wouna
NY Adres Sik
South Main
al Cal
de Reynolds
Bris
Ed Sly
Morris
de Yen Royreet
Ageie
Frank Burmen
Offi- G. Friddle
Indows
Phane
Guilford Screer’ Works
Montel Avene
Buttie Beta
Bey
Meas
ASTER
Ari
Eaplat SH
Ios Vality
Ridlesh Mountain
Nature
Ulder
Hart Dffie Co
South Main St
Justreg
Gage
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Pel
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