High Point Hosts Successful Federation Meeting
The North Carolina Federation of Women's annual meeting closed with 178 delegates departing. High Point led with exemplary leadership under Miss Clara Cox and Mrs. J. J. Parriss, delivering flawless programing, hospitality, and press coverage by Mrs. Al Fairbrother and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Women of
High Point
Clara Cox
J. J. Parriss
Librar’ S
Eye Eral
Pennybacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clara’ Cox
J. J. Farriss
High Point Woman's Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Friends Church
Manufacturers’ Club of
Home Economics
High Point Club
Womans Club
Greensboro
The
Elks
Woman’s Club of
J. Elwood Cox
Fairy Land
North Carolina Federation endorses social, educational goals
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs adopts resolutions urging cooperation with the Social Service conference and backing conservation, teacher preparation, and school supervision. It calls for appointing women to the State Normal and Industrial College board and supports founding a state home and school for delinquent girls.
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Social Service Conference of
North Carolina
Thomas Lingle
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
National
State Forestry Association
State Normal and Industrial College At
Greensboro
Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Social Service Department
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Raleigh
Germany’s Reply Signals Possible Delay of Break
The German government’s note falls short of U S hopes yet suggests a postponement of a rupture between Berlin and Washington. A final paragraph warns that if U S goals fail to obtain humane wartime laws, Germany may reserve liberty of decision, while pledging neutrality rights if other belligerents honor international law. The United States will watch Germany’s submarine policy to see if a rupture can be avoided.
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United States
Germany
Joseph G Cannon Honored By Congress On His Birthday
Members of the national House of Representatives paused party lines to pay tribute to Joseph G Cannon as he nears his eightieth birthday. Known as Old Man Joe he remains a unique figure in American public life with a young heart and an active mind. Americans pray for many more years of his vigorous service.
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National House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
United States
Cotton and Finance Active and Firm Market
New York cotton prices opened firm with May near 12.62 and July 12.67 as traders noted bullish dry goods demand and crop outlook. May settled 12.69 July 12.75 October 12.90 December 15.07 January 15.12, with July and October futures continuing above night closes.
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New York
Wheat prices rise as break with Germany averted in Chicago
In Chicago on May 6 confidence that a break with Germany had been averted pushed wheat prices higher. Early quotes showed May futures around 1.12 to 1.13 per bushel and July near 1.13 to 1.14, with gains of up to 16 cents from yesterday’s close.
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Chicago
Germany
Market gains on opening as German note boosts stocks
The New York stock market opened higher on May 6 with special interests leading. Shipping shares Mercantile Marine United Fruit and others rose, while the Motor group and war stocks like Crucible Steel advanced, with copper petroleum and distilling issues also up.
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New York
Mercantile Marine
United Fruit
Crucible Steel
Notice of Registration North High Point Register Areas
All residents in North High Point on the east side of the old plank road must register at the mayor's office. Residents on the west side must register with L. J. Ingram at the rear of the Home Banking Company. Date 4 26. tf.
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High Point
Guilford County
Northeast High Point
Mayors Office
J. L. Sechrest
Southeast High Point
Ragan and Tomlinson
J. F. Hoffman
Southwest High Point
Old Jarrell
W. F. Brown
Nothwest
North High Point
Old Plank Road
Said Plank Road
L. J. Ingram
Home Banking Company
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High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
W. NS Eppner
J P Rawley
North States
Bell Telephone
N. C
North Car
Olina Federation of Women's
Fin
Pro
Gram
North
Carolina
al Fairbrother
Grordon Finger
Miss St. Irvin Paylor
Lacey M. Cobb
Library Extension Dept
Resolutions Committee
Conservation Department
Raleigh, Woman's Club
Mrs
Clarence Johnson
Raleigh Woman's Club
Hich Point
Thornwell
Audi
AMERS
Bost, Ch'm
S. L. Smith
G. W. Wilson
Eivics
J. W. Petty
Conservation
T. J. Wilson
Chapel Hill
Health
Elizabeth Schwarburg
Southern Vines
Mary Ragan
Gastonia
W. A. French
Wilmington
J. 8. Williams
Asheville
J. R. Chamberlain
Micr
R. R. Cotten
Bruce
Charles Malcom Platt
Bureau of Information
Michaux
Mary Moses
Sidney Cooper
Henderson
B. F. Lomg
Statesville
W. P. Carter
Winston
Joe Cannon
Vance
East Greene Street
Silk Milk
H. C. Briggs
High Point Buggy Co
F.” Care Enterprise
Parsons
Kearns Bedding Co
H. A.vloffitt
Enterprise
FORD
Jones Street
Penelope Cobb
Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spencerport
N. Y
Ady
Horlick
the Bank of
Foley
O. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A. M. Rankin
H. A. Millis
G. A. Pollock, JR
J. T. Rieves, MD
House OF Representatves
Robert Brockett
Lea Payne
Vade Mecum Springs
Dade Mecum
Vade Mecum
W. F. Clayton
Bank of
Commerce
Bell-Ans
Comstock Electric CO
High Point, N. C
Henley
Dr. Fox
OS Main St
Mann Drug GO
Clements Cigar Company
Clement’s Cigar CO
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
Bank of Commerce
A. C. Jones
N. State
Bell
Miller
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