Governor Hoey Addresses NC Education Convention
About 5,000 members of the North Carolina Education Association concluded their 55th annual convention in Raleigh after passing resolutions urging legislators to restore teachers salaries and create a retirement fund. Governor Hoey claimed the legislature is economizing to increase school funding and that the state has nearly reached its educational limit. He noted pay restoration is balanced by overall funds and praised ongoing increases in education appropriations.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
Legislate
Hoey
Association
J. Henry Highsmith
General Assembly
North Carolina
Dr. W J Drent to Speak at St Stephen Church
Dr W J Drent president of Livingstone College Salisbury will speak at St Stephen AME Zion Church Sunday evening at 7 o clock A cordial invitation is extended to all to hear him A quartet will sing at St Mathew CME Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock All are welcome
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W. J. Trent
Livingstone College
Salisbury
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
St. Mathew C. M. E
Mt Zion Baptist Church Rev Townsend Announces Sermon Series
At Sunday services Rev Townsend will discuss Unlimited Room in Heaven But Limited Time and The Jericho Road. Starting Monday March 20 services run each evening through Friday March 24 at Mt Zion. He will then proceed to Shell to lead a five night meeting at Calvary Baptist Church.
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MT. Zion Baptist Church
Townsend
Jericho Road
Shell
Calvary Baptist Church
Grade Mothers Council Meeting at Beatrice Leach Home
The Grade Mothers Council of Leonard Street School will meet at the home of Mrs Beatrice Leach on Hoover Street Sunday afternoon at 4 30 o clock.
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Leonard Street School
Beatrice Leach
Hoover Street
Reverend Winchester to Speak at St. Mark Ef Church
Rev. Robert W. Winchester, pastor of St. Mark M. E. Church and E. Zion Church, will deliver the Sunday sermon at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Tea at Miss Beatrice Crawford’s Home
A tea will be held at the home of Miss Beatrice Crawford at 109 Brooks Street Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock inviting acquaintances and friends to attend.
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Beatrice Crawford
Brooks Street
Birthday Honored George Jackson At Surprise Party
George Jackson was honored at a surprise birthday party Thursday evening at the home of 202 Horney Street. The event was hosted by his wife Leona Jackson and their daughters.
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George Jackson
Horney Street
Leona Jackson
Miss Louise Lewis Dies at 25 in Guilford County
Miss Louise Lewis aged 25 died Friday afternoon at 3 o clock at Guilford County Sanitorium. She formerly lived with her uncle Thomas Simpson at 1310 Olga Street and is survived by sister Madalene Lewis of High Point, four brothers Wallie Lewis High Point Harvey Lewis Siler City Simpson and Mathew Lewis Columbia S C and another uncle Thomas Simpson. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Louise Lewis
Guilford County
Thomas Simpson
Olga Street
Miss Lewis
Madalene Lewis
High Point
Wallie Lewis
Harvey Lewis
Siler City
Simpson
Mathew Lewis
Columbia
S. C
Funeral services for Robert Russell
Funeral services for Robert Russell will be held Sunday at 3 o clock at Pilgrim Congregational Christian Church. Rev J B Jones will conduct with interment in Greenhill cemetery. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Allie Larey Mrs Ida Stricklin of High Point and Mrs Margaret Mopp of Detroit and three sons Chandrong Russell of High Point Thomas Russell of Salisbury and Preze Russell of Gastonia.
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Robert Russell
West Willis Street
Pilgrim Congregational Christian Church
J. B. Jones
Greenhill Cemetery
Russell
Allie Lawery
Ida Stricklin
High Point
Margaret Mopp
Detroit
Chandrong Russell
Thomas Russell
Salisbury
Preze Russell
Gastonia
William Penn debaters tie Dudley in initial contact
The Charles Sumner Debate Society of William Penn High School and Dudley High School of Grow tied in their opening contest Friday. Judges noted a closely fought debate with balanced arguments from both teams and a split decision in preliminary rounds.
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William Penn
Dudley
Charles Sumner
Society of William School
James B. Dudleial High School
Grow
Educational bodies outline reforms for teachers and principals
Governor Hoey appoints the state educational groups including the retirement commission and school board association. Teaching principals would be relieved of all or part of their classroom duties under the proposed changes.
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Educational and Retirement Commissions
Hoey
State Association of School Board Members
The
Association For the Study of Childhood Education
William Penn Team Wins Debating Match In Greensboro
The William Penn affirmative team defeated the Dudley negative team by a unanimous judges decision in Greensboro. Debaters Katye Alexander Otis Wells and Margaret Hill spoke for the affirmative on the alliance question while Hilda Amaker Alton Reese and Dorothy Watts formed the negative side under coach Mrs. Ethel Griffin Cobb.
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William Penn
Dudley
Clara Cox
H. H. LeMon
Silas Casey
Greensboro
United States
Great Britain
Katye Alexander
Otis Wells
Margaret Hill
Hilda Amaker
Alton Reese
Dorothy Watts
Ethel Griffin Cobb
Attorney George Arthur Park Visits Miss W Marie Carter
Attorney George Arthur Park er dean of the Robert H Terrell Law School in Washington visits Miss W Marie Carter at 1502 West Street.
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George Arthur Parker
Robert H. Terrell Law School
Washington, D. C
W. Marie Carter
1502
West Street
Special services at Women's Memorial A M E Church this afternoon
Special services will be held at Women's Memorial A M E Church this afternoon at 3 o clock. The pastor and congregation of Beamon Street Church of God will render service for stewardess board No 1.
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Women's Memorial A. M. E
Beamon Street Church of God
Stewardess Board No. 1
Fifth annual High Point teachers forum fine arts program
The Richard B. Harrison Players of A and T College will perform two one act plays in William Penn High School auditorium at 8 15 PM Monday. Miss Margaret Tynes and Loretta Bagwell will give dramatic readings during intermission. A small admission will be charged.
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High Point Teachers Forum
William Penn High School
Richard B. Harrison
A. and
T. College
Cotton Lips
Margaret Tynes
Loretta Bagwell
Forum
Winston-Salem Teachers College Dedicates Three Buildings
This afternoon at 3 o clock the Winston-Salem Teachers College will dedicate three new buildings the auditorium the girls dormitory and a dining hall with dedicatory exercises and choir selections. The buildings were erected by PWA and others are still under construction.
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Winston-Salem Teachers College
PWA
Health officials visit Fairview Street School program
Dr. Walter Hughes Negro representative of the North Carolina State Board of Health spoke to Fairview Street School students Friday during assembly on personal health. Rev. J. B. Jones led the devotional service. The Thursday baby clinic at the school was highly successful and Dr. Hughes attended as a visitor.
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Walter Hughes
North Carolina
J C Henley Corp to Meet Thursday
The J C Henley Corporation announces a shareholders meeting at the Henley Hotel on Thursday evening March 23 from 8 to 10 oclock. All shareholders and interested friends are urged to attend.
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J. C. Henley Corp
J. C. Henley Corporation
Henley Hotel
D Y Stewart rites set for Winston Salem
Last rites for Daniel Vance Stewart will be held today at 2 o clock at the Wall Funeral Home Winston Salem with Rev Truesdale. Interment follows at Clemmons Baptist Church cemetery. Stewart survived by his mother and six sisters and two brothers.
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Daniel Vance Stewart
Winston-Salem
Wall Funeral Home
Winston- Salem
W. A. Forrest
R. B. Thompson
Sanford
J. R. Owen
Lexington
L. R. Blakely
High Point
J. T. Bullard
Salisbuy Road
Farrell ‘Thompson
Fire Destroys Brown's New Calvary Negro Church
Fire destroyed Brown's New Calvary Negro Church in Thomasville on Doak Street near Salem Street tonight. The two story frame building, built about ten years ago, burned after 7:30 with origin undetermined and no damage estimate issued. Fire Chief R J Tomlinson reported no cause found.
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Thomasville
Brown's New Calvary
R. J. Tomlinson
Doak Street
Salem Street
Benson to Visit Uwharrie Council Scout Leaders
C H Benson director of Rural Scouting Boy Scouts of America will visit the Uwharrie Council for two days meeting council officials in High Point and Lexington Monday. Tuesday a Rural Scout conference in Salisbury at the Yadkin Hotel will discuss agriculture rural life and community cooperation with leaders from Winston-Salem Greensboro Cherokee and Reidsville areas beginning at 1 pm. Any persons interested in the Scouting program are invited to attend.
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C. H. Benson
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Uwharrie Council
Mr. Benson
High Point
Lexington
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Reidsville
Yadkin Hotel
Photographic Caravan Heads to Sandhills
Several members of the High Point Camera Club and interested persons will leave this afternoon for a Camera Caravan to the Sandhills to take photographs. The group announced by J F Bivins will meet at the county building around 1 o clock and depart from there.
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High Point
Camera Club
Sandhills
J. F. Bivins
T ville Kidnap Rumor Denied
Superintendent J N Hauss and Police Chief F C Smith branded rumors of an attempted kidnap of school children as unfounded. They said a thorough investigation of the rumor is under way and details are being checked amid circulating reports in Thomasville.
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Thomasville
J. N. Hauss
F.C. Smith
Hauss
Smith
Church to Honor Auxiliary Group at Morning Service
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will be honored at the morning service. Officers and circle chairmen, general and evening circles, Home Circle and Secretaries of Causes are listed, with retiring officers named.
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Woman's
First Presbyterian Church
N. S&s. Stirewall
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Charles Barrier
G. W. Pleasants, Jr
E. E.white
W. W. Idol
Kathleen Shelton
Chas. A. McMurray
Carl Connor
C. Howard White
J. F. Carrikeraiker
D. H. Hall, Jr
P. H Dalton
Assembly
Joe Walser
A. E. Taplin
W. A. Hayes
Synod
M. Allred
R. D. Tilson
Frank Wall
H. L. Brockman
Lamar McCallum
P. Home Missions
P. H. Dalton
O. C. Williamson
B. S. Cummings
R. §. Lafferty
Pioneer Colonist Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle list with clues and partial answers mentions Willow twi Uncle Two-edged sword correlative of drawer and other entries. Names B. Smith, Mrs Winford Hinkle, Miss Georgia Morton, Mrs Boyd E Stout appear. The line ends with a note that all life depends on oxygen.
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B. Smith
Winford Hinkle
Georgia Morton
Boyd E. Stout
Sun positions and US latitude facts a mistaken note
The article asserts no U S location sees the sun directly overhead because the southernmost land lies around 25 degrees north while claiming the sun advances to 2519 degrees north. This statement mixes geography and orbital science and contradicts astronomical reality.
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United States
Equator
Insect Progeny Could Fill a Large Summer Space
A single pair of houseflies can produce offspring that would, if counted at summer’s end, occupy about a quarter of a million cubic feet of space.
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