Athletic Night At Y M C A Acknowledges Central NC Athletes
Over a hundred athletes will be recognized at the annual Athletic Night supper in the Y.M.C.A. gym Thursday at 7. Leaders from the Piedmont region attend with invitations to board members, playground and recreation officials, and local league figures. The event honors basketball players and other spring athletes with sil ver and gold medals and trophies for squads including Adams-Millis, Highland Cotton, and Dark Horses.
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Rey. R. I. Rher
W. L. Jackson
Piedmont
Auesta
Direc
Ieesook
Wee Cotton Mill
Als
John O'Bierne
Salvation Army
High Point
Steve McParland
Adams-Millis Corp
Carl Hill
Hobsins Knitting Mil
Johnson
B. Hoover
Phillips
A. Hoover
Wade Mariette
High Point High School
Culler, Hendrix, Whitley and Hinkle
M. Anderson
Highland Cotton Mill
Virgil Yow
High Point College
Dark Horses
A. J L. Leiter
Landis
Wade Marlette
Beeson Hard«ware
Charles Kearns
Mills Home
Thomasville
Ray
Smith and Lanier
Glasgow
Allen Jay High School
Eider
Gilles
Hedrick
Oakley
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Public Aalties
Adams-Millls
Seauserial
Tobacco Rental Checks Received By County Agent
Guilford county tobacco growers signed 1842 acreage reduction contracts and will receive rental checks totaling 35 000 dollars via farm agent J I Wagoner. Delivery visits occurred Tuesday with more sessions planned Wednesday and Thursday at local schools and churches. Checks not delivered by May 22 are to be returned.
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Guilford County
J. I. Wagoner
Guilford
Wagoner
Busick
Madison School
Brightwood
Summerfield
Oak Ridge
Center Church
Gibsonville
McLeanaville
Ridgefield
Colfax
Oak View
Tabernacle Church
James A Moore Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
James Addison Moore 54 died at a local hospital after a brief illness. He lived in Thomasville before moving to the city six months ago, was a painter, and is survived by a wife, four daughters including Clara and Mrs. John Perry, four sons, three sisters, four brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services were set for 2 PM at the home with two ministers officiating, burial in the Thomasville city cemetery.
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James Addison Moore
Moore
Thomasville
Clara Moore
John Perry
Delmas Pierce
Carl Blair
Hay
Clarence
Bernley
Clifton
Free Surratt
M. P. Church
Labatory Theatre Stages Anato le France Comedy at High Point College
The Laboratory Theatre under Dr Claiborn Hill presented Anato le France’s The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife to a full audience at High Point College. Cast praised for precise acting and period costumes while Pearlie Snider and Dorothy Bell earned credit for set design. The production featured Clarence T Morris Adylene McCollum and Herman Yokeley in leading roles with a large supporting cast. The show runs again tonight at 8:30 in the college auditorium for the final presentation of the drama season.
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Anatole France
High Point College
Laboratory Theatre
Claiborn R.R. Hill
Pearlie Snider
Dorothy Bell
Paris
Clarence T. Morris
Leonard Bota
Adylene McCollum
Catherine
Herman Yokeley
Adam Fumee
Leonard Botal
Giles Boiscourtier
Joe Coble
Richard Hubbard
Alison
Jo Williams
Edward Stirewall
Alton Hartman
Jack Abels
Simon Colline
Edward Woollen
Jean Maugier
Debra Peeler
Colline
John H. Davis
William Barnhouse
Serafin de Laurier
Billy Weisner
Madame de la Bruine
Lacey Clyde Ross
Lackey
Mme. de la Burine
Thurlow Kearns
Pluto
Mademoiselle de la Garandierre
Rebecca Kearns
Page
Mile. de la Garandierre
Edward Perry
Misa Dorothea Andrews
The
Purple Players
Geddie Strickland
Ancient Greek voting used white and black pebbles in urns
The Greeks for about 2500 years used urns for each candidate. A white pebble signified support and a black pebble signified opposition.
Lewis and Clark Collect Flower Specimens Amid Hardships
The expedition led by Lewis and Clark gathered flower specimens despite difficult conditions. Scientists documented diverse flora while navigating rivers, camps, and months of travel.
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Lewis and Clark
Seasonal pattern shows versatile frock and jacket set
A single pattern converts into three distinct outfits using powder blue georgette with dark blue crepe, a printed chiffon with a taffeta jacket, or a linen skirt and jacket with net bodice. Pattern 9860 available in sizes 12 through 38 with yardage details.
Marian Martin proves angles are smart in complete diagram
Marian Martin completes a geometry feature proving angles are smart with a diagram included. The chart showcases angle relationships and geometric reasoning in clear steps for readers.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Pattern 9692 for Summer Gown Sizes 36–46
Pattern 9692 offers a chic angular gown with inverted pleats and slimming lines in sizes 36 to 46. Send 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together to The Enterprise Pattern Department, 232 W 16th St New York.
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New York
St. Regis
Park
Radio City
Fivth Avenue
Fernchman
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 16Th St
N. Y
A Plea for Motorists' Consideration of Bicyclists
A letter urges drivers to show caution toward bicyclists on city streets. The writer compares careless driving to rough treatment of pedestrians and stresses the bicycle as a legitimate means of transport, not a toy, calling for humane road behavior and safer sharing of the curbside.
Two Candidates Disqualified By Election Board
The Onteces county board of elections disqualified two candidates for justice of the peace for improper candidacy notices at a special Tuesday meeting. J. K. Gray of River township and J. B. Gardner of Gilmer township were removed from the ballot. The board also ruled that E. F. Craven and N. A. McFarland did not file valid notices for Democratic county commissioner bids.
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County Board of Elections
Justice of the Peace
Don C. MacRae
High Point
George C. Hampton, I Jr
J. K. Gray
River Township
J. B. Gardner
Gilmer Township
Discovery of giant American mastodon tooth in Cromwell youth
A Cromwell Indiana youth stubbed his toe on a massive 1 8% pound molar tooth in 931 leading scientists to announce one of the largest mastodons ever found in America.
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America
Cromwell
Ind
Notice Trustee's Sale of Land in Guilford County
Trustee's sale notice cites a 1928 deed of trust in Guilford County Book 504 Page 581 by W B Delk and Ore C Delk to Commercial National Bank of High Point for The Prudential In.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
W. B. Delk
Ore C. Delk
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
North Carolina
Prudential In
ResidentLetter Voices Dog Control Frustration
A reader disputes Riley Martin's view on dogs and city policy. The writer condemns dogs as nuisances, urges owners to confine pets, and proposes a dog tax or pound, arguing town streets are no place for dogs and criticizing police action against a roaming dog.
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the Enterprise
Riley Martin
The
Enterprise
Mr. Martin
Public Auction of High Point Property in 1934 Mortgage Foreclosure
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co substituted as trustee for Prudential in Guilford County North Carolina. Foreclosure sale set for May 24 1934 at 11 A M at the Municipal Building entrance High Point. Property at 308 West State Street Lot 19 Car son Welborn plats recorded July 1928 deed 1928. Sale subject to prior liens.
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Surance Company of America
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point
North Carolina
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
County of
Guilford
West State Street
Hicks Street
Jane A Johnson
Carson
Welborn
Office of the Register of Deeds
W. B. Delk
Battie E. Hayworth and Husband
D. B
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
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Y.M
Kioy
James A. Moore
College Drama Group
Jean
Were
Martin Lew
R. B. Bailey
Election Board
Onteces
Knox
Wright-Cline
Panamas
Broadhurst Theatre
Main St
High Point, N. C
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