Crystal Queen operetta delights youth cast at American Theatre
The Highpoint High School music department led by Lewis L. Stookey stages The Crystal Queen. About 100 children perform a light opera with strong voices from Helen Reich and Sue Everhart. Favorite numbers include Under the Apple Tree Bough and the bell chorus. Audience praise notes the charm and novelty of a child centered production. Liles Gatling reports.
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Highoint High School
Lewis JL. Stookey
Helen Reich
Sue Everhart
Allen Crowson
Fred Merrill
Chas. Parker
Johnny Stout
Tommy Thin
Policeman
Bay Street
SONS OF VETERANS ENDORSE MOVE TO ENROLL CONFEDERATE VETS
Confederate veterans groups backed a drive to enroll all living veterans in the Gold Star section of the Book of Memory. Commander Lucius L. Moss said camps would cooperate and aid the effort, targeting about 40 000 names by April for the Tampa reunion. Each enrolled veteran receives a triple plated gold medal. living veterans will have their names starred in the memory book. A minimum $5 subscription covers one veteran.
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Raleigh
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Book of Memory
Lucius L. Moss
Lake Charles
John Ashley Jones
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Moss
Tampa
Florida
Augustus Lukeman
Royal Arch Masons hold convocation for officer installation
A special convocation of High Point Chapter No. 70, Royal Arch Masons, meets Friday at 7 30 PM to install officers for the upcoming year. A special assembly of High Point Council LL D follows for instruction. All Select Masters are urged to attend.
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High Point Chapter No
Royal Arch Masons
MM. Gorth
W. E. Herndon
High Point Council, LL. D
Celebration of Music Week to Be Held Early May
The nation wide Music Week observance runs the first week of May with the Atwater Kent Hour opening May 1. Prominent opera and concert stars will headline broadcasts across 19 stations, aided by civic groups and school programs to promote music in national life.
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Atwater Kent Hour
Reinald Werrenrath
America
Mary Lewis
Metropolitan Opera
Charles Hackett
Chicago Civic Opera
Allen Meuhae
Radio Fame
Jeanne Gordon
Pacific Coast
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Pleaded Guilty in Memphis Case Cited
Courtney Glisson, former official, pleaded guilty in Memphis Tennessee, with details indicating a criminal case proceeding on March 21 as reported by AP.
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Memphis, Tenn
Courtney Glisson
Memphis banker guilty of embezzlement in Shelby court
A teller from the Bank of Commerce and Trust Co. in Memphis pleaded guilty to embezzlement in Shelby criminal court and was sentenced to twenty years in the state penitentiary. He had vanished from his bank office last October with shortages totaling 465000. He later surrendered.
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Bank of Commerce and Trust Company
Memphis
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