Memorial Day Observed by U D C Chapters in High Point
Confederate Memorial Day was observed at High Point High School with the U D C High Point and Laura Wes son chapters presenting portraits of Generals Lee and Jackson. J R Johnston accepted the gifts for faculty and students. A wreath was laid at Oakwood cemetery and Confederate graves decorated. Banks remained closed as a holiday.
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High Point High School
High Point
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
E. Mendenhall
Gilbert W. Clark
J. R. Johnston
Oakwood Cemetery
Velva Hayden
Clara Hollingsworth
Maude Hamil
Charlene Brown
la Verne Hudson
Ernestine Kennedy
Hybernia Hudson
Hazel Farrington
Mildred Burton
Mabel Cecil
Norwood Eve
Elizabeth Ragan
Edith Armstrong
Agnes Crowder
Bids Opened for Goldsboro Postoffice Extension Project
Ten bids were disclosed in Washington for the east extension of the Goldsboro North Carolina post office. Figures ranged from E F Taylor at 15347 dollars to The TheriauIt Contracting Company of Philadelphia at 24419 dollars with other bidders including Jones Brothers W P Rose Company R N Rouse and Co King Lumber Smyth and Co L T Snider A A Underwood Company and Rogers and Lawrimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goldsboro
N. C
Treasury
E. F. Taylor
Jones Brothers
Wilson
W. P. Rose Company
R. N. Rouse & Co
Rogers and Lawrimore
Smithfield
King Lumber Company
Charlottesville
Smyth & Co
L. T. Snider
Richmond
A. A. Underwood Company
Wilmington
The
Theriault Contracting Company
Philadelphia
Butter And Eggs Market Report New York May Ten
Butter steady as receipts reach 13 370. Creamery prices top at 41 48. Cheese steady with 134 990 in receipts. Eggs barely steady with 30 012 handled and fresh gathered at 30 1 2 to 31 1 2 cents.
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New York
Hospitals Grow From 97 Beds in 1909 to 125 in 1928
The average hospital size rose from 97 beds in 1909 to 125 beds in 1928, reflecting a steady expansion in inpatient capacity over the period.
Tar Heel Girl Presented At St James Along With Helen Wills
Helen Wills, American tennis champion, was presented at St James with seven other American girls and an additional group to follow tonight. Queen Mary attended the ceremony at Buckingham Palace as crowds surged along the Mall and police protected the debutantes car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Helen Wills
London
Queen Mary
California
Buckingham Palace
Miss Wills
Jess Wills
George
Craigwell Place
Prince of Wales
Welsh Guards
George Barnett
Virginia
Marie Cullum
Pennsylvania
Paul Grenning
George Lawrence, Jr
New York
Margaret McKittrick
Missouri
Catherine Norcross
Georgia
Margaret Tyner
Vocational Guidance Talk At Kiwanis Club
L Wilson Jarman of Queens College spoke on vocational guidance at a Kiwanis luncheon at the country club. He urged guidance amid an economy with millions to absorb into business yearly. Guests included Oscar Morgenstern, C R Hinshaw, R O Hubbard, and Fred Hicks joined as a new member. The club prize went to C F Tomlinson. The note adds 99,903 physicians with hospital connections and a drop in children’s hospitals from 81 in 1925 to 65 in 1928.
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L. Wilson Jarman
Queens College
Charlotte
Cardilina
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Mr. Jarman
Kiwanis
Oscar Morgenstern
Marietta
Ohio
C. R. Hins
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. D.C
Penelope Morgan
Harding
Marion
Eckerd
Eckerd’s
Whitman
Ury’s
Konjola
Mabelle Chocolates
Nestles
Jergen
Just
Jaby
S. S.S
Mufti
Hague
Illinois
Adeline Winston
Elizabeth Penn
Alice Coonley
Lillian Emerson
North Carolina
Albert Halstead
Jocelyn Pierson
Maryland
Harriet Walker
Virginia Willys
Charlotte School
Rabinowitz’s
Star
Beacon
Milano
East Washington Street
Lipton’s Tea
Libby
Pillsbury
Ceries
White House Coffee
la Am
Ted
Sanitary
the Loaf Supreme
Hutchens Electrick Maid
East Washington ST
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