Lions Club Chooses H A Cecil 1933 President At Dinner
High Point Lions elected H A Cecil as president at a Sheraton hotel dinner. J Leslie Andrews was named first vice president with W T Tice second vice president and L W Flythe secretary. New directors include George Johnson and A P Samuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cecil
High Point Lions Club
Sheraton
J. Leslie Andrews
W. T. Tice
Glen R. Ward
L. W. Flythe
Rufus Russell
Robert Talbert
Robert Smith
George Johnson
Sergeant A. P. Samuels
John Mebane
Head Lions
Clifford Wilson
Chicago
Til
Lions International
Wilson
Ted
L. W. Fflythe
A.ai Koonce
W. R. Shaffer
Boyd Dick
High Point Creamery Company
Head Lion Cecil Leads Point Lions Club Transition
Head Lion H. A. Cecil chaired the Point Lions club last night for the new year, succeeding Rev. W. W. Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cecil
High Point Lions Club
Rev. W.W. &. Shaffer
Kennel Club Meet Set For Tonight
All dog lovers and owners are invited to the High Point Kennel Club meeting at the Sheraton hotel tonight at 8. Tom Kearns will preside as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Kennel Club
Sheraton Hotel
Tom Kearns
Crucible Drive to Raise Funds by High Point YWCA
The High Point YWCA board decides to launch a city wide crucible campaign to solicit old gold from citizens to convert to cash for fundraising. A letter from the national board thanking the local association for Long Beach disaster relief support was read at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Y. W. C. A
CC. A. Cottage
Ekc . Association
High Point
National Board
Long Beach
Mary Gwynn
Virginia Carrier
Collier Ellis
Aiwanians Discuss Roosevelt Requests on Government Control
The High Point Kiwanis Club hosted a discussion on President Roosevelt’s three requests to the Chamber of Commerce. Topics included raising wage scales to match commodity prices, ending cut throat competition, and viewing recovery in national terms. Members C F Tomlinson C C Robbins C L Amos and W T Powell spoke in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
High Point Kiwanis Club
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
C. F. Tomlinson
C. C. Robbins
C. L. Amos
W. T. Powell
Dr. P. EB
Pension And Magistrate Bills Before Assembly
Two High Point bills move through Raleigh as of May 12. Senator Waynick introduced a pension board and fund for High Point police and fire departments while Turner’s bill limits High Point township justices of the peace to four. The justice bill passed the House and heads to the Senate for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
High Point
Capus Waynick
Senate
House
Turner
High Point Township
Waynick
Kiwanis Announce Delegates for Los Angeles Convention
Lindley head of the On to Los Angeles committee says delegates and alternates to the Kiwanis convention will be announced next week. The international Kiwanis gathering is set for Los Angeles June 25 to 29. A directors meeting is planned for next Tuesday night with details to follow. Visitor J. Elwood Carroll of Asheville met with the group. Dr. W. L. Jackson and B. F. Huntley led today’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
Los Angeles
J. Elwood Carroll
Asheville Kiwanian
W. L. Jackson
B. F. Huntley
Howard W Stout Taken by Death
Howard Walter Stout aged 24 of 1107 East Green Street died at his parents home near Glenola after a seven week illness. He worked at Adams-Millis hosiery and belonged to Cedar Square Friends church. Surviving are his parents Z W Stout of Randolph County and Eunice Tilletson Stout widow, a son Charles Walter Stout, a brother Reece Stout, two sisters Lena Stout and Mrs W E Spangle. Funeral at Glenola Baptist church Sunday 2 PM conducted by Rev R H Melvin and Rev Roach with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walter Stout
East Green Street
Walter Stout
Glenola
Stout
Adams-Millis Hosiery Corporation
Cedar Square
Eunice Tilletson
High Point
Charles Walter Stout
Reece Stout
Randolph County
W. E. Spangle
Lena Stout
Glenola Baptist Church
R. H. Melvin
Greensboro
Mr. Roach
Dance Program Presented by Orchesis Club at High Point High
Members of the Orchesis club of Woman's College at University of North Carolina under Mr and Mrs Vanderhoef gave an interpretative dance program at High Point High School this morning at 11 o'clock. Junior Service League provided transportation Greensboro. Dances included Sleeping Beauty Morce aux Comiques Old King Cole The Big Brown Bear The Potatoe Lady Kannenoi Ostrow and Ballet D Action. Dancers were accompanied by Caroline Trenholm Rebecca Findley piano and Sallie Sharp violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Vanderhoef
High Point High School
Greensboro
Junior Service League
Kannenoi Ostrow
Ballet D’action
Caroline Trenholm
Rebecca Findley
Sallie Sharp
Mrs Lula Mae Welch Dies After Illness at 1 PM
Mrs Lula Mae Welch wife of James Welch of 422 North Wrenn Street died at home shortly after 1 PM after months of illness. Born November 6 1878 in Randolph County she leaves four sons Burrus James V Bill and Guy Welch of High Point one daughter Leona Mae Price also of High Point two brothers BE J Nance and J M Nance of High Point and three sisters. Funeral services were held at First M P church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Mae Welch
James
Leona Mae Price
High Point
BE. J. Nance
J. M. Nance
W. ¥. Smith
F. C. Plummer
Lillie Nance
Asheboro
Roy I. Farmer
First M. P. Church
A. G. Dixon
M. P. Children Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Arrests for Lacking Special Licenses in 21 Cases
Police arrested 21 individuals today in cases involving failure to obtain required special licenses from the city to operate their businesses. The actions target various business types and reflect a broader enforcement effort.
City Lake Fishing Hours Expanded For Friday And Saturday
The city lake will allow deep water fishing on Fridays and Saturdays this year per W F Bailey superintendent of parks and playgrounds with approval from the department of conservation and development. No coves beyond the two bridges may be fished and bass may not be kept. any bass must be returned to the water. Other species may be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bailey
Department of Conservation and Development
George H Andrews Jaken By Death
George H Andrews a former High Point and Trinity resident died at a Miami hospital shortly before 2 this morning after months of declining health and two weeks in hospital. He was 44, born in Davidson County to T. J. and Elizabeth Scarborough Andrews. Survived by his widow Miss Faria Spoon of Asheboro nine children and two brothers M V Andrews of Trinity and M Andrews of this city. Body to be sent to High Point with funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Andrews
High Point
Trinity
Miami
Mr. Andrews
Davidson County
T. J. and
Elizabeth Scarborough Andrews
Faria Spoon
Asheboro
M. V. Andrews
Trinit
M. Andrews
Euterpe Club invites recital guests in High Point
Anticipated recital at Odell Memorial auditorium next Saturday May 13 at 8 30 features Maurice Matteson lyric baritone Mrs Richard Lane dramatic soprano and Mrs Maurice Matteson pianist Directed by Matteson a University of D C professor Mr J Gurney Briggs praises the program with no admission charge courtesy of the club and Mrs Cora Cox Lucas Mrs Lane will sing in German French and Italian with noted technique and stage presence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Tomlinson
Euterpe Club
Greensboro
High Point
Odell Mémorial Auditorium
Maurice Matteson
Richard Lane
Matteson
University of
D. C
Lane
Mayor Endorses Annual Buddy Poppy Sale in City
Mayor C S Grayson endorses the annual Buddy Poppy sale by the local VFW post to be held May 13. He praises the proceeds supporting the VFW National Home for widows and orphans and notes President Roosevelt also approved the sale citing benefits to veterans and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
W. F. W. Tomorrow
C. S. Grayson
Post of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
France
Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baton Rapids
Michigan
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Training School To Have Commencement On Tuesday Night
The Burrus Memorial Hospital training school will hold its 21st annual commencement on Tuesday at 8 PM in Emmanuel Lutheran church. Dr J W Tankersley of Greensboro will deliver the address. Ten graduates include Frances Nicholson Forum Virginia Genevieve Cox Seagrove Marjorie Cade Winston-Salem Ramelie Farr Cumberland Kathleen Fields Pleasant Garden Lula Loftin Denton Pauine Smith Lexington Anne Pearl Crutchfield Boone Mary Reece Jackson Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. W. Tankersley
Greensboro
Gilbert Muse
Frances Nicholson
Forum
Genevieve Cox
Seagrove
Marjorie Cade
Winston-Salem
Ramelie Farr
Cumberland
Zoa Boston
Kenansville
Kathleen Fields
Pleasant Garden
Lula Loftin
Denton
Pauiine Smith
Lexington
Anne Pearl Crutchfield
Bonlee
Mary Reece
Jackson Springs
Police Find No Trace of Wounded Store Breaker
Police investigated an attempted break in at Barnes refreshment stand near Park and Russell. E S Barnes, proprietor, said one intruder was shot and wounded and a second may have been hit. Officers found a blood trail but could not follow it, and no hospital report has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Park
Russell Street
E. S. Barnes
Richard Samuels Claimed By Death
Richard Burl Samuels died at 11 30 last night at the home of his parents 2261 Hansell Street after a four week illness with Scarlet Fever and complications He was born in High Point August 8 1927 the son of J H and Berta Shelton Samuels Surviving are three brothers Thurman Willie and Ellis and four sisters Mrs Thelma Morris and Mary Helen Ida Mae all of High Point Funeral from the home Saturday at 2 pm by Rev George T Tunstall of Green Street Baptist Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burl Samuels
Hansell Street
High Point
J. H
Berta Shelton Samuels
Thurman
Willie
Ellis Samuels
Thelma Morris
Mary
Helen
Ida Mae Samuels
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Edwards Denied Damages by Jury in Property Case
A municipal court jury ruled that W L Edwards owner of land beside High Point Mattress Co was not damaged by factory operations and his 6000 dollar damages petition was rejected without an award. At 2 30 o'clock a non suit motion was argued in Frank Perry versus Dr J W Tankersley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Edwards
High Point Mattress Company
Frank Perry
J. W. Tankersley
Burrus Welch Faces Two More Charges
Burrus Welch bound over to Superior court with $2,000 bond after pleading guilty to safecracking and robbing Barker Roller Mills. He now faces two more breaking and entering charges for alleged roles in robberies at Ing ram's Pharmacy and Dixie's on North Main Street, with $500 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Welch
Superior Court
Barker
Ingram’s
Dixie's
North Main Street
Dr Burrus Elected President of Southern Railway Surgeons
Dr John T Burrus of this city was elected president of the Southern Railway System Surgical Association at its three day Atlanta meeting. He has been a member 17 years and previously served as vice president and will preside at the 1934 annual meeting in Chattanooga. Surgeons from the region discussed improving conditions and rising business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Southern Railway System Surgical Association
Atlanta
Burrus
Southern
Association
Chattanooga
DeMolay Dance Scheduled Tonight at High Point Country Club
The High Point Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will stage its May dance tonight May 12 from 9 to 1 at the High Point Country Club Music will be by Charlie Moms and his orchestra Chaperones include Mrs. Ella Dallas Mrs. Carter Dalton Mrs. Lula Hall Mr and Mrs M L Patrick Mr and Mrs Wilton Barnes Mr and Mrs W S Walton and Mr and Mrs W J Fraley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of de Molay
High Point Country Club
Charlie Moms
Ella Dallas
Carter Dalton
Lula Hall
M. L. Patrick
Wilton Barnes
W. S. Walton
W. J. Fraley
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Lions Club
Club
O. K. Allison
Winston-Salem Lions Club
Potts Twining
Allison
G. A. Watson
Atlanta, Ga
F. C. Ragsdale
Kennel Club
Carolina
North Main
Petrosugar
Cecils
Witch Hazel
Bromo Seltzer
Surlay
Armands
Paris
Ane
Eee Orkis and
Gales Chocolates
Crucible
Gov't. Control
Bulove
Rosanne
Ruby’s Inc
South Main
High Point, N
Howard W. Sout
Orchesis Club
City Lake
George Andrews
Jaken
Trinity Citizen
Ant
Yellow Cab Company
Max Bones
Richard Samuels
Edwards
Nouthern
Princess
A. H. Jeffers
N. E. Russell
Lowe E. B. Barnes
Comqnseeiss Bank
Majestic
Appliance
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