Miss Stewart Hostess To Marjorie Spence Group
The Marjorie Spence Y. W. A. of the First Baptist church met Monday night at Miss Beatrice Stewart’s Forest avenue home with Miss Aline Wrenn as associate hostess. Mrs. Bill Slate presided. program on finding world peace on God’s Word featured speakers Mrs. Strayer Armentrout and Mrs. C. E. Sheroff. A social hour followed. Charles T. Hamilton of Montreal and wife are in the city en route home from Florida. Marjorie Spence Y. W. A. members attended.
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Miss Stewart
Marjorie Spence
Six Months School Term Favored by Local Council
The Mechanicaville Council Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 347 voted in favor of a six month state-supported school term last night. Paul Swanson proposed the motion with John Wimberly’s amendment allowing cities to adopt eight or nine months at their own expense. Members cited state finances as the reason for favoring a six month term, despite the Junior Order’s preference for longer terms.
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Order Mechanicaville Council
Paul Swanson
John Wimberly
Lottery charged in court over 24 cent win
Gilbert Bernard and Willie Burke faced municipal court on operating a lottery charge for allegedly failing to pay a 24 cent prize from a butter and egg lottery. Prosecution witness R. B. Bailey claimed ownership of the winning ticket. Burke pleaded not guilty. Bernard sought a jury trial.
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Gilbert Bernard
Willie Burke
R. B. Bailey
Bernard
Burke
George Hayes
Inez Gray
Taff White
Frank Dowdy
Sure Tricks In Fur Use It Sparingly For Fashion
Fashion notes advise restraint in using fur on spring suits. Fur collars and lapels are common, but newer looks feature fur on coats beyond these. Descriptions include a two color wool suit with black skirt and gray jacket, wide lapels, belt, and silver fox pockets. a soft blue suit with cape collar trimmed in gray fox and a surplice closing. and satin accents with full sleeves.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Yo Yo Tournament Sets City Finals and Prizes
Neighborhood rivalry centers on Ka Yo champions from Asheboro Thomasville Lexington and High Point. Each city hosts Thursday contests with $5 prizes then two Friday events on Main Street. The final Saturday at High Point awards a silver loving cup and cash prizes.
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High Point
Asheboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Main Street
New Post Office
Goodrich Tire Dealers Visited by Regional Truck
A B F Goodrich company signs and display trucks arrived in High Point to aid local dealers. The truck crew from Akron will operate in the district for several days, helping stores with displays as part of nationwide spring preparation.
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B. F. Goodrich Company
High Point
Fred Lamb
Carolina Vulcanizing Company
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Lamb
Governor Replies To Telegram From P T Council Here
Mrs. KR L Brinson president of the High Point Parent Teacher Council received a communication from Gov Ehringhaus acknowledging thanks for their views. He said he is glad to have their cooperation as North Carolina preserves the general school system. The council opposed a bill to ban local school supplements and insisted communities may raise funds above the state minimum if affordable. Mrs Brinson wired the Governor at once with the council’s stand.
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KR. L. Brinson
High Point
Parent- Teacher Council
Brinson
Ehringhaus
Hiss
Four Jobs Offered At Exchange Today
Community Exchange at 387 North Wrenn street lists multiple job offers and seekers. Women seek child care or board in exchange for work. men offer yard, house, cleaning, garage tasks for food, clothes, or small pay. Some offers request specific race or living arrangements.
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Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Barton Street
Highland Avenue
Thomasville Road
Prosecution Gains Speed in Mitchell Bank Case
Mitchell, N Y banker and former National City head, plans submission to a grand jury after a Senate testimony controversy. George Z Medalie, U S attorney, will press for an early trial as Horace Sylvester Jr. is indicted for third degree forgery in the companys books.
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Cummings
George Z. Medalie
Mitchell
Chelsea
Mass
Finance
National City Bank
National City Company
Senate
Horace ©. Sylvester, Jr
Banking probe nets arrest in Roosevelt era crackdown
The arrest of Charles E. Mitchell former chairman of National City Bank marks the first actions in the administration's drive against bankers suspected of law violations. Attorney General Cummings said Roosevelt was advised and approves the move as the probe targets high level banking officials.
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Washington, Mar
Charles £. Mitchell
New York
Setson
Cummings
Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Roosevelt
Action Against Mitchell Grows From Senate Banking Probe
The action targets Mitchell for violating the income tax law tied to disclosures before a senate committee probe into banking operations. Cummings was told to pursue any banking law violations brought to light. No definite date for the committee’s resumption. Other New York banking concerns to be included in the scope.
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Mitchell
Senate Committee
Cummings
New York
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Charles T. Hamilton
Montreal
City
Florida
Washington
Arane H. Carraway
North Main
Liberty Coffee
Croaker Fish
Segneiet Yan Shay Optical Service
Camp Jackson
Genee
Telephone
Max Bones
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Bruck Weiss
South
P.T. Council
N. Y
A.J. Koonce
Sylvester
John B. Ramsey
Port of New York Authority
Port Authority
Penney
J.c.penney
Nature
Xoence Funeral Home
Main ST
Yara
George
Astwess
Penneys
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