Jamestown P T A Holds Annual Meet at School
Jamestown P T A gathered at the school building Thursday evening for a year end program summarizing achievements. Harrelson’s first grade won attendance, Leiseth’s second grade was praised, and Kenerly read the treasurer’s report showing no indebtedness and a small surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tambetows
T| Harrelson
Ruth
Ruth Love
Mendelsson
Acby Mies
Lois Skeen
Hnene
Prpocteee
National
P.T. A
Jamestown
N. P
EB. B. Wiike
W. A. White, Jr
Pope
T. R. Foust
Greensboro
Guilfor County
C. H. Groome
Armstrong
J. H. Johnson
C. F. Pinnix
8. L. Heftner
Budget Principles and Assertions by State Official
The speaker urges distinguishing between unnecessary and fundamental budget expenditures and trimming only the former while maintaining essentials. He emphasizes caution in revenue forecasts, warns against overoptimistic financial predictions, and notes that future conditions at the next legislature are inherently uncertain.
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Bofer
Cautious stance on next January tax plan in North Carolina
The speaker declines a definite pledge to tax next January citing caution expected of a governor. He outlines six guiding tax principles: equity, ability to pay, revenue survey, the sharing of government costs, competitiveness with sister states, and avoidance of excessive taxation. The quote closes with the famous adage that the power to tax is the power to destroy.
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North Carolina
Gormer
Legion Will Meet On Tuesday Night
The Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the Legion hall, announced by Commander Forrest H. Shuford.
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Legion
Andrew Jackson Post
The
American Legion
Forrest H. Shuford
High Point Post No
No AL Silver and Company
Wagger Jewelry Company
Queen Anné Cafe
Lucian Long
Abraham Hosiery Company
Sartin’s
Funeral services held for James F Peacock at Tom's Creek
Funeral rites for James Franklin Peacock 66 were conducted at Tom's Creek Baptist church near Denton by Rev H S Williams with a large local attendance. Earlier brief services were held at his son's home and by ministers A B Conrad and R I Farmer. A quartet sang Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. pallbearers included Nathan Bales and A M Richardson. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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James Franklin Peacock
L. R. Peacock
West Farriss Avenue
Tom's Creek Baptist Church
Denton
H. S. Williams
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Hobart Alldred
John Whitesell
C. L. Gray, Jr
Arthur Fidler
Nathan Bales
Ivey Workman
A. M. Richardson
S. B. Wall
Fred Whitescarver
Flowers
Whitescarver
Garson Peacock
James Thompson
L. J. Harper
Misses Fallie
Perman
Ruby
Pearl Peacock
Home economics classes hold picnic as 174 women enroll
About 150 members of the High Point Night School System’s home economics department attended a Bay Street grounds picnic. Mrs. D A Neese reported strong class progress across seven classes. Total enrollment reaches 174 with courses in Highland Mills Pickett Mills and Stehli Silk Mills areas.
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High Point
Bay Street
D. A. Neese
Woman's Club
Neese
Highland Mills
Foster West
Ella Smith
Mollie Belle
Pickett Mills
T. D. McKinnon
Birdie Wagner
Stehli Silk Mills
Julia Driggers
A. N. Clark
Col Selders Addresses Scrap Iron Club Meeting
Col. A. Selders spoke at the Scrap Iron club in the English Street M P church auditorium on Friday night. He discussed benefits from club associations and activities with guests from the Searchlight Sunday school class.
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Col. Selders
Scrap Iron Club
English Street
M. P
Col. A. Selders
Searchlight Gunday
Church
R. T. Holcomb
Period Furniture Receivership Ordered by Municipal Court
Judge Lewis E. Teague signed a receivership for Period Furniture Manufacturing on Thomasville road. E. A. Wright named receiver. petition by W. H. Duncan & Company of New York. operators B. S. Hayworth and M. S. Edwards acquiesced.
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Period Furniture Manufacturing Company
Thomasville Road
Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
E. A. Wright
W. H. Duncan and Company
New York
Hayworth
M. S. Edwards
Sykes to Speak at Central Friends Church Services
Tom Alderman Sykes will preach at 11 o clock this morning on The Application of Christianity to Daily Life. His children's story is The Sparrow Who Saw Himself. An evening talk at 8 o clock asks Shall Christians Regard Politics as a Dirty Game. Church school opens at 9 45 for all.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Sykes
Automobile recovered after theft report
A Graham Paige car stolen from A P Aggros of 406 Centennial Avenue was found abandoned east of the city by police yesterday. The vehicle was not damaged.
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Graham-Paige
A. P. Aggros
Centennial Avenue
Hasty High School Graduation Finishes Fourth Year
Hasty high school's graduation program includes nine seniors this year with 28 expected to graduate next year. The event features a grade program, class night, speaking contests, a high school play, and a literary address by Dr. J Henry Highsmith of Raleigh.
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Hasty High School
W. C. Lyerly
The
Reformed Church of
Greensoro
Hasty
Madame Varinski
Grace Pryde
Lois Smith
Shirley Kennedy
Dessie Berrier
John Payne
Bascom Proctor
Vestal Payne
Clark Haynes
Knox Teague
Clayton Hilton
Gay West
Nita Payne
Helen Moore
Dorothy Murphy
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
Defense Appeals After No Bill Cited By Grand Jury
Foreman of the grand jury told Judge Cristy the jury had cited no bill against four defendants. Cristy warned that without a true bill there would be anarchy in the community, prompting an appeal.
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Gen
Grand Jury
Cristy
Bettie Stone Dies at King Home at 84
Bettie Stone 84, mother of Mrs. E. O. Schaub and Miss Clodie Stone, died last night at 8 30 at her King North Carolina home after a lingering illness. She was well known in the city where she frequently visited. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church with interment in the church family plot.
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Bettie Stone
O. Schaub
Clodie Stone
King
N. C
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Church
Miss M Adna Edwards Resigns Buncombe County Agent Post
Asheville April 30 Miss M Adna Edwards long time Buncombe county home demonstration agent announced her resignation tonight She submitted the resignation to the state home demonstration department in Raleigh yesterday
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Asheville
M. Adna Edwards
Buncombe County
Miss Edwards
State Home Demonstration Department
Raeligh
Kronheimer Returns Home From Greenwood County
Mrs. H. W. Kronheimer returns to her home here after visiting Greenwood county where she was at the bedside of her mother Mrs. G. H. Hughes who died early Thursday morning.
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H. W. Kronheimer
Greenwood County
G. H. Hughes
Jackson 5 Selma 6 Two Games Postponed by Rain
The schedule shows Jackson vs Selma 6 in their second game postponed due to rain with Macon and Montgomery also affected and Mobile vs Columbus likewise delayed by rain.
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Jackson
Selma
Macon
Montgomery
Mobile
Columbus
Unclear Pro Hockey Scores From Fragment
A fragment lists several scores including Rochester beating Baltimore and Toronto 11 to 7 and Buffalo defeating Newark 6 to 3 and Montreal over Jersey City 4 to 3 with Reading 3.
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Rochester
Baltimore & Toronto
Reading
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
September Morn Rose Balks Police
Chicago police arrive to take Miss Lucille Strong for a lineup. She refuses to dress, then agrees to wear clothes and faces a charge of stealing a coat.
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Chicago
Lucille Strong
Miss Strong
New York Hosts Bicentennial Washington Pageant
In a national form of tribute on April 20 1949 New York marks the bicentennial of George Washington’s birth with a daylong pageant. An impersonator in the coach of Washington leads a procession through Manhattan from the Battery to Washington Square and Bryant Park reenacting the 1789 inauguration at Federal Hall with ticker tape and crowds along the route. Notables attend the reviewing stand including Mayor Walker Grover Whalen and Gene Tunney as civic leaders watch the parade and reenactment.
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New York
George Washington
Meshattan
Fifth Avenue
United States
Jersey Shore
Fort Jay
Kenneth Murchison
Washington
Battery Shore
James J. Walker
Grover Whelep
Thomas Darlington
Tammany
Gene Tunney
Financial District
Jimmy” Walker
Washington Square
Bryant Park
Federal Hall
Nomination Worries Rise as Parties Prepare Platform
Washington April 30 reports show Dem nomination battles centering on Roosevelt and Smith with Alfred E. Smith hindering Roosevelt in Massachusetts. Michigan Republicans push for a moist platform as 770 delegates needed for victory loom ahead. California March primary to test Garner’s strength against Roosevelt and Smith.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Michigan
Smith
Albany
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
New York
Lewis
Reed
California
Garner
Texas
Hoover
Connecticut
New Jersey
Missouri
Women Make Up Large Share of U S Bank Workforce
More than 47 000 women are employed in United States banks reflecting broad female participation in the banking sector across the country.
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United States
Rallying Families Seek Fair Trial for Four Convicted
The article notes stunned families rallying around four convicted defendants amid public pressure in Honolulu. Dudley Field Malone, international lawyer, would join Darrow in an appeal, arguing local sentiment impedes fair trials for American citizens. He sent a telegram to President Hoover urging naval transport for a new San Francisco trial.
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Joseph R. Donninger
Ainger
Dudley Field Malone
Darrow
Honolulu
Hoover
San Francisco
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Hold North Carolina Encampment in Charlotte
The second annual encampment of the North Carolina department VFW opens in Charlotte tomorrow afternoon with a memorial service in the armory auditorium. Business sessions follow on Monday and Tuesday.
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Vv. F. W
Charlotte
North Caroline Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armory
Master Dewey Church Visits Grandmother This Weekend
Master Dewey Church of 065 West Green Street plans a weekend visit to his grandmother Mrs. W. J. Church at 604 East Lexington Avenue.
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Master Dewey Church
Green Street
W. J. Church
East
Lexington Avenue
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