City council weighs Duke Foundation plan for colored patients
Members discussed a proposal to fund a Negro hospital branch with Duke Foundation support, urging the city to provide facilities. A committee including Dr Burrus and council members was named to study feasibility and report back. They argued municipal beds are insufficient and a branch hospital could be created without city funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Foundation
J. T. Burrus
C. 8. Grayson
Joe Worth
Gearan
C. H. J. Gaylord
C. C. Curtright
A. J. Griffin
Tri City air mail panel to meet in Winston tonight
A Winston-Salem meeting of the Tri City air mail committee will hear reports by George L. Stansbury and Paul F. Lindley after their Washington talks with Pitcairn Aviation officials. Attendees include J. E. March Jr and J. F. Sizemore. Discussion will cover financing and leasing rights for a new air mail port to fund airport maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City Air Mail Committee
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
George L. Stansbury
Paul F. Lindley
Washington
Pitcairn Aviation Company
J. E. March, Jr
J. F. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Stansbury
Lindley
Greensboro
Little Girl Drowns In Y M C A Pool Tragedy
Violet Lanier a 14 year old Elm Street student drowned in the West Russell Street Y M C A pool. Winfred Beck, a High Point college student and certified lifeguard, assisted by bystanders, attempted resuscitation for nearly two hours with no success. Funeral services are set for Elm Street home with burial at Mt Vernon Methodist Episcopal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Lanier
Elm Street
C. N. Bambalis
Young Men's Christian Association
Russell Street
Winfred Beck
High Point College
J. T. Burrus
P. W. Flagge
H. L. Brockman
Beck
Edgar Hartley
Violet
Yow’s
J. E. Lanier
Madison
N. C
W. G. Summey
Thistle Street
High Point
A. G. Burton
Davidson County
J. A. Savage
Central Friends Church
Bambalis
Lloyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Smith
L. B. Stewart
Collier Edwards
E. L. Hunter
H. A. Oak
Rites Held for Sam Coffer at Sechrest Funeral Home
Funeral services for Sam Coffer who died at Guilford County home were held at Sechrest Funeral Home on North Main Street at 11 a.m. The Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends Church officiated. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. A Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing quartet, where Coffer worked 12 years, sang Riches of Love and Where the Night Shades Gently Fall. Pallbearers were Tomlinson company members Jesse Jones Newton Ward Arlando Haney Calvin Kirkman A A Rogers and P A Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Coffer
Guilford County
Sechrest Funeral Home
North Main Street
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Coffer
Tomlinson Company
Jesse Jones
Newton Ward
Arlando Haney
Calvin Kirkman
A. A. Rogers
P. A. Adams
Indians to Meet Cotton States Nine in Montgomery
The Cleveland Indians travel to Montgomery Alabama to face Cotton States League club in a spring game after beating the New York Giants 7 to 4 in St Augustine Florida yesterday.
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Cleveland
Montgomery
Ala
New York Giants
St. Augustine
Fla
Mrs. Mary Jane Woods dies at 73 in High Point
Mrs. Mary Jane Woods age 73 died at her home 405 Wise street shortly before 5 am after a several days illness. Born August 3 1854 in Orange county she had two marriages to John Morgan and John Woods. Survived by five daughters four in High Point and one in Burlington a son Otis Woods and brother E S Merritt. Funeral services planned for Chapel Hill Friday.
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Mary Jane Woods
Wise Street
Woods
Orange County
Henry
Lucy Finley Merritt
John Morgan
John Woods
Orange
High Point
Baptist Church
Chapel Hill
N. C
Weldon Merritt
Lillian Sparrow
Clay Burton
Mettie Theodore
Weldon King
Burlington
Otis Woods
Greensboro
E. S. Merritt
Fu«Eral
Broad Street
High Point Chooses Modern Furnishings for New High School
Local officials inspect lines of school equipment at the Southern Furniture Exposition building. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews says a contract to outfit the new high school, costing about 700000 dollars, will likely be awarded this week. Moveable desks favored. auditorium, science, laboratory and cafeteria gear included.
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High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Debates On World War Debt Cancellation Begin
Davidson College sent Dr. Brach of Atlanta and LL. DD. Wharton Jr. of Smithfield to debate the question should the United States cancel inter allied war debts. The team will argue both sides across four colleges from April 1 to April 5 including William and Mary Gettysburg Bethlehem and Rutgers. Davidson previously defeated VPI George Washington and Johns Hopkins in the year.
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Davidson
WP . Brach
Atlanta
LL. DD. Wharton, Jr
Smithfield
N. C
United States
Davidson College
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Gettysburg
Bethlehem
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
M.a
George Washington
Johns Hopkins
McMillan Holds 21 In Spring Piedmont Camp
Winston-Salem reports manager McMillan has 21 players in training for the Piedmont League club. Notables include Thomas Maltby Smut Smith Pat Connor and Gus Lindberg with pitchers Tommy Thompson Cy Smith sidelined by flu delaying readiness. Several scrimmages with colleges and other clubs are slated before the April 20 season opener. In Raleigh manager Watt struggles with a weak outfield after Bankston and Strain refuse to report as Orioles prepare for exhibition games in two days.
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Winston-Salem
McMilLan
Thomas Maltby
Smut” Smith
Pat Connor
Gus Lindberg
Tommy Thompson
Cy Smith
Raleigh
Baltimore Orioles
Watt
Bankston
Strain
Andrews to Speak at Friends Church Supper Meeting
T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, will be the principal speaker at a supper meeting at Friends church tonight at 6 30 o'clock. Horace Haworth will preside over the gathering.
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Springfield Friends Church
Isagutiv
Clara J. Cox
Elbert Russell
Duke University
John C. Thomas
Baltimore
Baltimore Association of Friends
Springfield
Milo Hinckle
Asheboro
Young Artist contest highlights federal music gathering
Greensboro leaders preside as Phillip Jeffreys wins piano while Mrs. Harold K. Grimes takes voice and Laura Howell wins violin. judges include Cora Cox Lucas and E P T Lawson. Organ recital and receptions follow with extensive luncheon for delegates ahead of Thursday sessions at Sheraton and First Methodist church.
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Norman Wills
Greensboro
State Federation
Cora Cox Lucas
Edward MacDowell
Petersborough
N. H
National Federation
Phillip Jeffreys
Harold K. Grimes
Asheville
Laura Howell
Wilmington
Howell
Jeffreys
Roy Simmons
Spencer
Daisy M. Franklin
Cullowhee
Simmons
Beethoven
MacDowell
Grimes
Pearl M. Tomlinson
Candor
Grace Franklin
Winston-Salem
Louis Adrie Purdey
Gilmer Ward Bryant
Durham
Southern Conservatory of Music
E. P. T. Lawson
Public Schools of
Statesville
Prof
Clair James Velie
Elon College
George M Thompson
North Carolina College For Women
Florence Fisher
Thompson
J. S. Bach
Handel
Carl McKinley
yYon
J. Gurney Briggs
E. P. T. Larson
The
Sheraton Hotel
First Methodist Protestant Church
William A. Harper
America the Beautiful
E. Leslie Ballard
T. A. Sykes
Musical Art Club
C. F. Tomlinson
Woman’s Club
H. T. Hudson
Frank Smith
E. L. Starr
Edgar Kelley
South Atlantic
Peterboro
Crosby Adams
Montreal
O. C. Hamilton
Robert I. Woodside
South Carolina
H. M. Stuckey
South Caro
Lina
J. Norman Wills
Hoffman
Waldo H. Boone
G. H. Warner
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Winston-Salem Choral Club
Kramer
Foote
Roger
Rogers
Meyerbeer
Strickland
D. H. Williams
Gastonia
Scott
R. [. Woodside
State Music Teachers’ Association
Christian D. Kutschinski
High Point Rotary Club
Westton NC Methodist Sunday school meeting ends
The second annual Westton North Carolina Sunday school conference at Wesley Memorial church closed after ministers from western North Carolina discussed church school work. Bishop Edwin D. Mouton delivered the principal address on Jesus as Teacher and Redeemer, touching on China Mexico and Protestant confessional ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westton North Carolina
Wesley Memorial Church
R. O. Enler
M. E
Spencer
Ed. F. Cook
Nashville
C. 8. Kirkpatrick
W. L. Sherrill
China
Mexico
Harry Fosdick
Fosdick
East and West Battle for North and South Golf Title
East and west will contest the North and South women's golf championship with Glenna Collett of Providence and Virginia Van Wie of Chicago set for the final. Collett defeated Edith Quier 38 and 2 while Van Wie beat Mrs. E. H. Baker Jr. 5 and 3. Collett fired a 36 outward nine, one over par, and led Quier at the turn before a late stumble.
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Pinehurst
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. I
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Collett
Edith Quier
Reading
van Wie
E. H. Baker, Jr
Belmont
Mass
Miss Collett
Miss Quier
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Cleveland Indians
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Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
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H. O. Steele
J. G. Murphy
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Henry Ware
W. G. Shipman
William Wallace
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Lamar McCollum
W. H. Slane
John Walker, Jr
John Peacock
W. C. Phillips
Genevieve Moore
Homer T. Hudson
Herman Abels
Methodist
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Commercial National Bank
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol, V.pres. and
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C. H. Ellis
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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