High Point To Send Three To West Palm Beach Music Meet
High Point High School joins ten North Carolina groups at the National School Music Competition and Festival in West Palm Beach May 9 to 11. The region includes DC, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, NC, SC, Georgia and Florida. Three High Point soloists Homer Hayworth Kelly Lawson and Bobby Gayle will perform.
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Fla
High Point High School
North Carolina
Southeastern
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Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
High Point
Homer Hayworth
Kelly Lawson
Bobby Gayle
Florida Bandmasters’ Association
John J. Heeney
Deland, Fla
Florida Association
Frank Simon
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
William H. Bailey
Stetson University
Deland
Ila
A. R. McAllister
Joliet
Ill
National School Music Association
Lyman Wiltse
University of Tampa
Herbert Clarke
Long Beach
Calif
Harold Miles Griffin
L. A. Sides
Charlotte
N. C
C. O. Honass
Rollins College
Winter Park
Lenoir
Wadesboro
Kings Mountain
Greensboro
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Graham
Girls Glee
Albemarle
Asheville
Miami Senior High School
Clearwater
Ocala
St. Petersburg
Vero Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Orlando
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Reynolds High School
May Day Festival processional announced at High Point College
High Point College will present its May Day festival tomorrow at 4 PM directed by Miss Gertrude Strickler. The event features a long list of senior girls with escorts, class attendants, flower girls, a mystery queen train bearer, crown bearer Jackie Twining, and three May Queen contenders with Bob Johnson to crown the winner.
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High Point College
Gertrude Strickler
Jennie R. Fisher
Elmer Cashatt
Ruth M. Thompson
Frank Hege
Elizabeth Kivett
Boyce Wynn
Dixie Helms
Howard Garman
Helen Davis
Jesse Swinson
Joan Williams
P. H. Scarboro
Helen Blackburn
Virginia Hunt
Ronda Sebastian
Jody Tomlinson
Jule Warren
Patsy Peacock
Mary Lane Ballard
Nancy Mary Hill
Clara White
Douglas McCall
Jackie Twining
Queen Econtestants
Rebecca Coble
Haw River
Edith Vance
High Point
Verel Ward
Liberty
Bob Johnson
How to Eat to Beat the Heat by Alice H. Smith
Nutritionist Alice H. Smith urges iron rich foods as a year round tonic. She promotes greens eggs liver dried fruits and peanuts with simple daily group meals and notes some people need medical advice for iron deficiency. The piece emphasizes varied iron sources and balanced nutrition for general health.
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Grandma
Policeman Dies After Gun Battle in Gibsonville
In Gibsonville a policeman named A. S. Williams aged 89 died in a Greensboro hospital after a gun battle with Willie James known as the Salisbury Eel. Williams was found in a blood pool in front of a store. James had six bullet wounds and was located nearby.
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Gibsonville
A. S. Williams
Greensboro
Willie James
Failure to renominate Roosevelt urged as unwise
John Folger of Mount Airy told a Raleigh radio audience that Democrats should renominate President Roosevelt. Folger leads the North Carolina for Roosevelt movement and described a renomination as wise for national interests.
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Raleigh
Roosevelt
John Folger
Mt. Airy
Folger
North Carolina
Cooper rails against sales tax at North Carolina border
Mayor Thomas E. Cooper of Wilmington denounced North Carolina's general sales tax while campaigning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He urged halving the tax by halves each biennium and lowering automobile license fees, arguing the tax diverts trade to South Carolina.
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Kings Mountain
South Carolina
Thomas E. Cooper
Wilmington
Cooper
North Carolina
Franklin D Roosevelt Calls for Precinct Meetings and May 11
The speaker urges people to attend precinct meetings and county conventions in May and on the eleventh to express wishes and register wills, highlighting civic engagement and participation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berry buyers seek top quality in Clibourn fruit series
A page seven report notes a 75 field demonstration on packing grading and handling in the Clibourn area. Buyers commit to pay highest prices for good quality berries, well packed and faced, according to Watson.
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Clibourn
Watson
Car Ram Into Produce Truck Kills Man Near Coats
A late night collision ten miles south of here left one man dead and two others seriously injured. Coroner Roy M Banks identified the deceased as James McCoy about 22 of Coats. Everett McCoy and Guy McNeal, both of Coats, were badly hurt. Illiam H Lee of Raleigh, driver of the rammed truck, was uninjured.
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James McCoy
Coats
Everett McCoy
Guy McNeal
Illiam H. Lee
Raleigh
Economic Crisis in the South Warned by University Expert
Dr. William F. Ogburn of the University of Chicago told a joint conference in Chapel Hill that the South faces a first magnitude economic crisis driven by agricultural distress and a large agricultural population. He noted Southern population growth far outpaces job creation in manufacturing, with only about 7 to 12 thousand new jobs yearly.
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Chapel Hill
William F. Ogburn
University of Chicago
South
Population Association of America
University of North Carolina Conference On Regional Research and Development
Birmingham
Ala
Japanese Embargo Sought by Church Group
The 34th biennial session of the Southern ConventionCongregational Christian Churches elected Dr H S Hardcastle of Norfolk Virginia as president and named Rev W E Lesseman Greensboro Rev A R Slater Holland Va as vice presidents and other officers. The group urged an embargo on Japanese goods until Japan ends aggression in China and opposed Roosevelt's envoy to the Vatican.
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Southern Convention
Congressional-Christian Churches
H. S. Hardcastle
Norfolk
W. E. Lesseman
A. R. Slater
Holland, Va
J. H. Lightbourne
Burlington
L. L. Vaughan
Raleigh
J. O. Atkinson
Elon College
F. C. Lester
Robert Lee House
Richmond
Christian Sun
Japan
China
Roosevelt
Vatican
May Queen Crowned Tomorrow at East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville May 3 Miss Dorothy Reed Miller of Wilmington will be crowned May Queen of East Carolina Teachers College tomorrow.
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Greenville
Dorothy Reed Miller
Wilmington
East Carolina Teachers’ College
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