High Point Enterprise Archives, May 12, 1932, p. 6

Ward Street group meets for social and study

The Ward Street M E church Young People's class held its monthly meeting at Mrs. E R Ijames home with Mrs. C O Lutteron as associate hostess. The Y W A of First Baptist met at Miss Cecil Armentrout home with Miss Minnie Gregory assisting. Other notices include Emma Blair P T A meeting with T Wingate Andrews speaker and welfare requests for Guilford County Sanatorium patients. Also mention of Orchesis club at NC College for Women and Rotary Anns tea at Fritz Harry lodge.

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Ward Street M. E. Church E. R. Njames C. O. Luteron Christ Thurmond Cook W. L. Alexander Bessie Horton Alta Grey Sain Kathryn Ijames Ruth Havner Myrtle Anderson Aline Anthony Pauline Trotter Helen Clodfelter Beulah Horton Ruby Ijames Virginia Swanson Beatrice Wilkes Mesdames E. R. Ijames O. 0. Lutteron Messrs Erskine Kinley Dock Huggins Frank Perry Odus Lutterow Eston Sjames The First Baptist Church Cecil Armentrout Minnie Gregory T. P. Criddlebaugh Clyde Chapman Rose Goldsmith Thelma Patrick Zetha Boswell Gladys Ellington A. M. Richardson W. K. Dickens T. P. Criddiebaugh O. C. Chapman Jack Campbell M. R. Shields Annie Bell Noel Ruth Hilliard Julia Liles Addie Lomax Ida Clarke Mildred Boswell Hazel Haynes Aline Wrenn Ira Hensley Estelle Harris Lois Council Lillian Orchesis Club North Carolina College For Women Duke University Durham Iris Welborn Daugher J. L. Welborn High Point 8. C. Clark Parkway L. R. Terry North Carolina T. B. Earle Clark Rotary Anns Fritz-Harry Lodge Ing Raymond Sedgefield Katherine Raymond Carter Dalton Harry Raymond Ted Johnson Raleigh J. E. Millis High Point Club Luther Hodges Leaksville Spray Charles K. Brown 58Th District W. B. McEwen John C. Abels Randall B. Terry Robert H. Walker Collier Ellis John T. Burrus 8. H. Tomlinson Alexander Rankin, Jr Richard White Tom Kearns Margaret Hauser Virginia McEwen LaVerne Hudson Ned Mée

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Masons From Across Nation Dedicate Washington Memorial

Masons from many states gathered in Alexandria to dedicate a granite memorial to George Washington Freemason. The ceremony featured a parade led by Major General John A. Lejeune with military units and Masonic groups in regalia. Melvin M. Johnson praised Freemasonry's influence on the nation while noting the project cost over 3 million dollars and could reach 4 to 5 million.

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Washington Alexandria George Washington America Egypt Shooters Hill Jefferson Madison Hoover John A. Lejuene Marine Corps Knights Templar Shriners Royal Arch Masons Melvin M. Johnson Massachusetts Masons Johnson Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton LaFayette John Marshall Paul Revere Israel Putman Capitol

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Strike Probe Delegation Heads to Kentucky for Protection

A delegation of lawyers editors and writers led by Arthur Garfield Hays and Dudley Malone travels to Kentucky coal fields to seek a federal court injunction to stop officials from interfering with investigations. If denied they will pursue state court relief and may seek a personal escort from Gov Ruby Laffoon. Malone vows they will pursue any path to uncover the causes of the Kentucky shootings.

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Kentucky London Arthur Garfield Hays Dudley Malone Harlan Bell County Nied Malone Ruby Laffoon New York

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Five Bank of Sampson Officers Freed After Non-Suit

In Clinton North Carolina on May 12 Judge N A Barnhill ordered a non suit freeing five former officers of the closed Bank of Sampson from charges of receiving deposits when the bank was insolvent. The defendants included A M Graham president A C Robinson cashier M D Davis J H Parker and Sheriff W H Moore directors. Solicitor J A Power said another indictment would be presented to the next grand jury.

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Clinton N. C Bank of Sampson N. A. Barnhill A. M. Graham A. C. Robinson M. D. Davis J. H. Parker W. H. Moore J. A. Power

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Delegation decries Kentucky travel limits for Americans

A U S delegation led by Hays and Malone accuses Kentucky of barring peaceful travel, contrasting with New York or Illinois. They seek outside aid for miners and plan to bring legal experts to support the effort, including Kentucky counsel Grover G. Sales and Louisville attorney.

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Kentucky New York Iowa Illinois Hays Malone Manchuria Peru Turkey Ston American Civil Liberties Union Hays and Malone Ernest Sutherland Bates Charles C. Webber Union Theological Seminary Carol King Broadus Mitchell Johns Hopkins University Jesse C. Duke Washington, D. C Harrisburg John Randolph Neal Knoxville Robert §. Keebler Memphis Eugene W. Sutherland Louisville Grover G. Sales Circuit Cout

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Congress Ia Debates Banking Reform and Related Measures

Congress debates banking reforms with the Glass bill and King committee weighing a home loan banking bill. Agriculture and Ways and Means panels examine farm relief, currency depreciation impacts on tariffs, and omnibus issues as proceedings adjourn until Friday.

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King Ways and Means

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