Precincts Realigned And Renumbered By Board Of Elections
The High Point board of elections realigned and renumbered voting precincts in the city. Officials to be named tomorrow after party chairmen prepare lists. A new scheme assigns ward numbers as the first digit of each precinct. Several wards gain new precincts and voters must re register accordingly.
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Board of Elections
High Point
Municipal Board of Elections
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Wachovia Bank
J. Ed Kirkman
R. B. Terry
Municipal Board
Shakespearean Players to Present Merchant of Venice at High Point
James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce bring their Shakespearean Players to the High Point college auditorium for a Monday evening performance of Merchant of Venice at 8 o clock. The troupe, acclaimed in school and college towns, offers low student prices and new set designs. The cast includes Frank Howson Mary Glover Stanley Cobley Webster Patterson Ruth Prouty Leonard Penn Charles Martin Wells and others. Tickets go on sale at Hart's Pharmacy with routes listed for pickup.
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James Hendrickson
Claire Bruce
High Point College
Hendrickson
Mies Bruce
Frank Howson
Mary Glover
Stanley Cobley
Webster Patterson
Ruth Prouty
Leonard Penn
Charles Martin Wells
Hart's Pharmacy
Jobs Advertised at Community Exchange Today
The Community Exchange at 387 North Wrenn Street lists numerous applicants and requests. Women seek room and board in exchange for housework, childcare, and minor tasks. others offer or seek day labor, gardening, carpentry, office work, and various chores for small pay or board.
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Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Man Killed Boarding Truck In Greensboro
D. F. Causey a 60 year old filling station operator was killed when he fell under a truck he was attempting to board in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
D. F. Causey
Benefit Show Friday Night at Junior High Auditorium
A benefit performance of Old School of Hickry Holler and Country Store, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Andrew Jackson post, will be at 8 PM in the Junior High School auditorium with proceeds for the drum and bugle corps. A dress rehearsal is tonight, with the cast praised for their lively comedy. A local band will provide music and a parade from the post office to the school begins at 7 PM. tickets are sold by post members, Auxiliary, and downtown stores.
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Andrew Jackson Post
Special Services At Salvation Army Tonight
Colonel and Mrs A E Smee ton and Adjutant Sidney Cox of Atlanta will conduct special services at the local Salvation Army post tonight. An enrollment service for junior and senior soldiers starts at 7 30 with a public worship service to follow. Colonel Sweeton is secretary of the southern territory and Adjutant Cox is the division's young peoples secretary. The public is invited.
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A. E. Smeeton
Sidney &. Cox
Atlanta
Salvation Army
Sweeton
Southern Territory of the
Cox
College Seniors Investiture Service Planned at High Point
The High Point college senior class will hold an investiture service Saturday at 10 40 AM in the college auditorium. Seniors will receive caps and gowns and may wear them at informal functions. Dr C R Hinshaw leads the program with an address by Dr G I Humphreys president of the college.
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
G. I. Humphreys
Jamestown Debaters To Meet Curry High
Jamestown High hosts Curry High of Greensboro this evening at 7 30 for a debate on whether North Carolina should adopt a general sales tax as a source of revenue. Jamestown students J Add Hill and Woodrow Long will argue the affirmative. Friday night March 31 Jamestown hosts a negative team with Lilli Hassell and James Lasley at Stoneville.
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Curry High School
Greensboro
Jamestown High School
North Carolina
J. Add Hill
Woodrow Long
Jamestown
Lilli Hassell
James Lasley
Stoneville
23 Watches Stolen From Saslow's Jewelry Store
Saslow's jewelry store reported 23 watches missing after thieves smashed a show window in Greensboro. Police investigated the burglary and searched for suspects and stolen items.
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Greensboro
Saslow
Sunday School Field Worker to Speak at Green Street Church
Miss Riley of the Baptist Sunday School Board Nashville Tenn a field worker with Intermediate Sunday School groups will speak at Green Street Baptist Church Forty afternoon and evening conferences on March 31 at 2 30 and 7 30. Mrs Lane of North Carolina will accompany her All Intermediate workers and interested parents urged to attend.
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Miss Riley
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Tenn
Thereen Street Baptist Church
Fry
Lane
North Carolina
Triangle Debate Set for Friday
Local high school teams prepare for a triangular debating event with two matches on Friday. North Carolina sales tax as a revenue feature is the resolution. Teams from High Point and Winston Salem face Greensboro and Gate City in morning and afternoon sessions.
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North Carolina
Winifred Marshall
Nancy Hill
High Point High School
Winston-Salem
Richard J. Reynolds High School
Central High School
Greensboro
Iria Welch
Vera York
Gate City
Chapel Hill
L. E. Andrews
John ©. Eldson
Mrs. Lou Ella Seigler Rests After Illness at 58
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Lou Ella Seigler aged 58 who died early Monday after several weeks illness. Services were conducted Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the family home on Carter Street with Rev E W Jones and Dr A B Conrad officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Perry F Smith, A J McArthur, D C Towery, J A Thomas, H L Gaddis, W G Murdock, A N H and C A Hughes. Flowers were placed by Mrs H C Odom and several young women. Sisters Ora and Myrtle Comer and Arsgie Wood sang three hymns. A large crowd attended.
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Lou Ella Seigler
Carter Street
E. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Oakwood
Perry F. Smith
A. J. McArthur
D. C. Towery
J. A. Thomas
H. L. Gaddis
W. G. Murdock
C. A. Hughes
Doctor Mann Addresses Rotarians on Health Topics
Dr. I. T. Mann spoke to the local Rotary club stressing health conservation and noting rising heart disease and other vital organ ailments while tuberculosis and contagious diseases decline. He warned against ailments from mental strain overeating drinking and worry with a 1931 1932 rise in heart disease deaths among medical professionals. Introduced by Dr. H. B. Hiatt, guests included Horace Haworth Roy Briggs and Mr. Rogers from Greenville Tennessee.
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I. T. Mann
Rotary Club
H. B. Hiatt
Horace Haworth
Roy Briggs
High Point
Mr. Rogers
Greenville
Tenn
Bankers Meet Postponed From April to Summer
The North Carolina Bankers association postponed its 37th annual meeting in Pinehurst from April to June or July.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina Bankers Associaton
Standstill in Federal Relief Projects at High Point
High Point welfare board work on federal relief projects halted awaiting adjustments on proposals from the Unemployed League. League members declared a holiday on all projects until a satisfactory agreement is reached and foremen staffing and pay terms are addressed.
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High Point Board of Public Welfare
High Point Unemployed League
Unemployed League
Welfare Board
W. E. Presswood
Presswood
F. Logan Porter
Porter
Raleigh
League
American Fliers Found on River
W A Flowers of Dallas Texas and Harry Scott of New Orleans were last seen Sunday after leaving Managua to open a new air route to northeast Nicaragua. They were picked up this morning by a U S army amphibian plane after landing on the Cuculaya river and began return to Puerto Cabezas. sighted yesterday by army and civilian pilots canoeing about 200 miles from Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
W. A. Flowers
Dallas
Texas
Harry Scott
New Orleans
U. S. Army
Cuculaya
Puerto Ca
Brentwood Kite Tournament Sets Friday Schedule
Brentwood school hosts an annual kite event Friday at 3 p.m. with four competitions in two divisions The 100 yard dash altitude race called for the Moon artistic kite and messenger race Georgia Smith leads the event Edgar Hartley is master of events Judges include Mrs R F J Johnson Bay Street School principal D P Whitley Cloverdale principal and High Point College cheerleader John Taylor.
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Brentwood School
Dan Schroder
Georgia Smith
Edgar Hartley
R. F. J. Johnson
Bay Street
D. P. Whitley
Cloverdale
John Taylor
High Point College
Elks Lodge Meets Tonight At Home
High Point Lodge 1155 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its final fiscal year meeting tonight at 7 30 at the West Broad street lodge home. Installation of officers elected last meeting is planned for April 13 at the same lodge with a social to follow.
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High Point Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
West Broad Street
Hayes Beauty Salon Opens Here This Friday
Announcement today states Hayes Beauty Salon opens at 129 North Main Street tomorrow. The shop will employ expert operators with modern equipment and a noted New York beauty specialist will be at the establishment Friday and Saturday.
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Hayes
North Main Street
New York
Colored Church To Have Music Program
A quartet recital will be held at St. Matthew's Church Colored at the corner of Leonard and Ray streets tomorrow night. Supper will be served after the recital and a minimum admission fee will be charged.
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St. Matthew's Church
Leonard and
Ray Streets
Tomore
Tony
Monarch Club Hears Dr Davis On Sex Education
Dr Phillip Davis spoke at the High Point Monarch club during the noon meeting at the Elwood hotel private dining room. He urged sane sex education and received a warm response from members.
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Phillip Davis
High Point Monarch Club
Elwood Hotel
Forty Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in City Schools
A school health check by city officials found 40 Scarlet Fever cases in White schools of High Point with 6 880 white pupils enrolled. No cases in Johnson Street or Brentwood. Cloverdale and Emma Blair each had one case. Details: High School five cases. Junior High eleven. Ray Street fourteen. Elm Street three. Ada Blair three. Oak Hill two. others zero. Attendance remains strong with precautions advised.
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High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Johnson Street
Brentwood
Cloverdale
Emma Blair
Ray Street
Elm Street
Ada Blair
Oak Hill
James Fined For Assault In Local Case
James M. O. James, under indictment for abandonment and non support and assault on his wife Anna Bell James, was fined ten dollars and costs for the assault. The abandonment and non support charge was dismissed after trial before Magistrate C. C. Muse in the municipal courtroom yesterday. Prayer for judgment was continued for four weeks and bond set at one hundred dollars. The trial lasted two hours with James admitting the assault alleged to have occurred on June 28 but denying abandonment of his wife and children.
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M. O. James
Anna Bell James
C. C. Muse
Session Presided by Hobart Over Allman Wilson Charge
The record notes that F. R. Allman and R. A. Wilson faced charges during a session presided over by President Hobart.
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F. R. Allman
R. A. Wilson
Hobart
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