Rich awards await doers as youths hear Mrs Bishopric
Mrs Frances Farrell Bishopric, first vice president of the State Federation of Women's clubs, urged High Point College students to seek opportunities beyond money. She spoke of frontiers in science, industry, economics, politics and social life, and urged youth to conserve natural resources and pursue courageous, disciplined lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Farrell Bishopric
Leakaville-Spray
State Federation of Women's Clubs
High Point College
America
Vs. Bishopric
Rock club hosts evening gathering in Randleman
Mrs Hohn Council welcomed members and guests to her Main street home for a Rock club meeting featuring three oak tables and a high score prize won by Miss Mary Swaim. After cards, cake and ice cream were served to the group, with attendees including Mesdames Buning Fox Newlin Mathews and others. local hospital and church events are noted in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. Buning
June Fox
Joe Newlin
W. Mathews
Epsie Woolom
Rosa Belle Woolen
Mary Waim
Claud Fox
Ly Helme
H. H. Hamilton
Local social notes from Greensboro and Pinehurst visitors
Miss Mary Martha Lineberry shopped in Greensboro on Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Kearns of Farmer spent Saturday with her Aunt Ma Wall. Mr and Mrs Alin Trogdon visited Mr and Mrs Claud Vanwerry on Sunday. Dr Russell Kistler of Monroe attended the dental convention at Pinehurst with his brother Dr C D Kistler on Monday and Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Lineberry
Greensboro
Joe Kearns
Farmer
Ma Wall
Alin
Greensboro College Players to Present Sun-Up Saturday
Greensboro May 7 The Greensboro College players announce the final show of the year Sun-Up a three act comedy by Lula Vollmer to be staged Saturday night May 8 at 8 30 in Odell auditorium Miss Ruth G Bale directs the play which has been done twice before at Baylor College The cast features Lou Harris Evelyn Lyles Henry Allen and others in a lineup of regional actors and local favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro College Players
Lula Vollmer
Odell Auditorium
Ruth G. Bale
Baylor
Offe Lou Harris
Littleton
Punchinello
Wonder Hat
Agile
Evelyn Lyles
Thomas Ilie
May Queen crowned at college May Day event
At 5 PM Saturday Miss Margaret Taylor of Southport will be crowned May Queen during a coronation on the front campus. Mr. and Mrs. A M Todd announce the birth of a daughter Eddi Maxine on April 29 at their home on route two. Mrs. Todd was formerly Miss Clara Mae Vestal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Taylor
Southport
A. M. Todd
Eddi Maxine
Route Two
Todd
Clara Mae Vestal
Chambers Held For Violation Of Law
Claude Chambers of High Point faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner W T Kennedy on charges of violating the Internal Revenue act with relation to liquor. He was ordered held for U S District Court trial under bond of 1000 dollars after arrest by federal agents in routine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Chambers
High Point
United States
W. T. Kennedy
United States District Court
Old Kickato Indian Tonic Offered at Discount
An ad from Mann Drug Store in High Point promotes Old Kickato Indian Tonic at a reduced 49 cent price for a 12 ounce bottle claiming it relieves stomach kidney and liver troubles. The copy promises a full refund if customers are unsatisfied and asserts the product cleanses poisons from the system within twelve hours. It also touts benefits for rheumatic and neuritic pains and urges regular cleansing to prevent various diseases.
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State
Federation of Women's Clubs
Toeman Club
R. A. Wike
Randolph Hospital
Ike
A. B. Freeman
Winston-Salem
Naomi M. E
Talmadge Daniel
Naomi
Ernest Tacy
H. 8
Cochan
Daniel
Reensboro College
Mann Drug Store
Rickato
White House
Wampole
Ant Sloe
Carl Hodgins
J. H. Burton
R. M. Abernathy
P. E
Pete’ Moore
Highland Motors Incorporated
Bud) Gamble
Mgr
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
la Salle
N. Main St
Noxzema
Bae
Phi
Spana
Hvoswal
B. C
Mann’s
Vienna
Morton
Pepsin
Lucky Tigers
Rene
Whitman
Russell McPhail
LDC
U. S
Black
Baan
Permna
Pte
R Esults
Main St
North Main St
South Main St
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