Hancock's Strong Portrait as Fifth District Candidate
A detailed case for Frank Hancock highlighting ability service humility and vision. It argues he is industrious sympathetic to the people and physically vigorous with fearless resolve and hopeful outlook. The piece emphasizes his fitness to represent the Fifth District in Congress and urges nomination and election.
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Frank Hancock
Congress
United States
Imperial Fifth District
Fifth District
Local driver charged with murder in fatal Thomasville road crash
John Burton, 28, was arrested on a murder charge after a Dodge sedan collided with C. W. Cox's car near the Thomasville road while attempting to pass a bus. Burton was released on 2500 bond. The case may be reduced to manslaughter at Monday's municipal court hearing. Cox, a Wadesboro merchant, died. his wife and sister-in-law were injured. Cox and Overton operated a young men's clothing store. The accident occurred near Highway No. 10.
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Thomasville Road
C. W. Cox
Wadesboro
John Burton
Burton
Cox
Burton Street
Lamb
Davidson County
Smith, Nance
Friddle
Police
Cox and Overton
High Point
Sarah Hood
Charlotte
Parson Lammond
Matthews
Thomasvile Road
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in May
The 28th annual NC Federation of Women's Clubs convention will convene May 14 to 17 at Pinehurst Carolina hotel as headquarters. High Point members expected with programs including executive boards sessions lunches committees, parliamentary law classes, Fine Arts Evening, and a Federation Dinner featuring Grace Morrison Poole.
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North Carolina Federation of Women’s Club
Pinehurst
Carolina Hotel
High Point
Assembly Hall
J. M. Hobgood
W. A. French
N. M. Meekins
J. B. Hardin
R. D. W. Connor
Annie Miller Press
Ethel Parker
L. R. Johnston
T. E. Johnston
T. B. Brown
Ruth Burke
Bettie Windley
Ambrose Diehl
Pittsburgh
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina
Country Club
Federation
Grace Morrison Poole
Lawson Turner
Lynchburg
Kentucky to Erect Two More Buildings This Summer
The University of Kentucky plans two new structures this summer at a total cost of 30000 dollars. The project outlines funding and planning details for campus expansion and facilities improvement.
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University of Kentucky
Services Opened In Catholic Chapel Car
Opening services at the St. Peter Chapel car drew a large crowd with seating for 86, many standing outside. Father Luke delivered a sermon stressing life’s purpose to know love and serve God, with St. Edward's church choir to sing before and after.
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St. Peter Chapel
Father Luke
St. Edward's Church
Local Troop Wins Negro Scout Jamboree in City
Troop No. 9 of A. M. E. Zion church won the annual Negro Scout Jamboree for Uwharrie council held at Leonard Street School. Score 24 1 3 points, ahead of Troop 16 High Point with 19 1 3 and Troop 18 Thomasville with 16 1 3. Loving cup donated by council president H. A. Millis. Judges included James Montgomery Billy Fraley Collier Ellis B. B. Hackney Jr. and Dr. J. C. Morgan.
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A. M. E. Zion
Negro Scouts of Uwharrie Council
Leonard Street School
High Point
Thomasville
H. A. Millis
James Montgomery
Billy Fraley
Collier Ellis
B. B. Hackney, Jr
J. C. Morgan
Monarch Club Meets at Sheraton Hotel Tomorrow
The Monarch club will hold its weekly luncheon at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow at 12 15 PM replacing the Elwood venue. A special program is arranged and full attendance is requested.
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Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Elwood
Smith and Gibson to Receive Priesthood Degrees at York Rite Meet
Claude E. Smith, high priest of High Point Chapter No 79 Royal Arch Masons, and A Lee Gibson past high priest, travel to Corford to receive the Priesthood degree during the North Carolina Grand Bodies York Rite Masons meeting. Charles M. Gueth, past high priest, attends to represent the High Point Council at the session tomorrow.
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Claude E. Smith
High Point
Royal Arch Masons
A. Lee Gibson
Corford
North Carolina
York Rite Masons
Charles M. Gueth
High Point Council
19 Badges Awarded At Court of Honor
Nineteen badges were presented at the May court of honor for High Point scouts of Uwharrie council held last night at Wesley Memorial church. Recipients include John Lindsay A Preston Greene James Farr and John Jackson Jr second class Lawrence Austin bookbinding Billy Fraley life athletics pioneering and signaling N L Smith Jr scholarship and animal industry Dick Slate woodworking and carpentry William Slate first aid and bookbinding Allen Parker carpentry Clark Johnson masonry and Carlisle Page scholarship and bronze palm.
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High Point Scouts
Uwharrie Council
Wesley Memorial Church
John Lindsay
A. Preston Greene
James Farr
John Jackson
D Jr
Laurence Austin
Billy Fraley
N. L. Smith
Dick Slate
William Slate
Allen Parker
Clark Johnson
Carlisle Page
Dinner at Sheraton to feature Pitt Glass company paints
About 75 master painters from towns in Piedmont North Carolina are expected to attend a dinner at the Sheraton tonight. The local Pitt Glass company branch hosts the event to introduce new products with entertainment and demonstrations. Factory representatives from headquarters will attend for special demonstrations and a moving picture of the paint brush factory will be shown.
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Piedmont North Carolina
Pittsburgh Pirate Glass Company
Sheraton Hotel
Legion Meet At Andrew Jackson Post Tonight
The American Legion Andrew Jackson Post invites members to a meeting this evening at o o clock. Attendance is requested from all post members and affiliates for community service planning and officer reports.
Mrs H A Millis to Speak Tonight at Regional Flower Show
Mrs H A Millis general chairman of the Regional Flower Show will speak at seven tonight on WNRC radio about show prospects. Arrangements for the mammoth floral display progress smoothly with a bright outlook. Beautiful formal and informal gardens and rock gardens with running water are being built in showrooms at the building front. Long tiers of platforms span the main corridor for the 2,000 exhibits.
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H. A. Millis
WNRC
Wayside Inn project shown with program tomorrow
A fifth grade Bay Street School project by Mrs Dan R Schroder will be exhibited in the school auditorium Wednesday at 7 30. The display features colonial furniture a miniature reproduction of the Wayside Inn tavern grounds and stage coaches. Public attendance urged for those interested in the project or colonial furniture.
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Wayside Inn
Dan R. Schroder
Bay Street
First Presbyterian Men’s Club Supper Tonight
The First Presbyterian church hosts its men's club supper at 6 45 this evening with an address by Dr Charles Haddon Nabers pastor of the church.
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First Presbyterian Churchill
Charles Haddon Nabers
Revival Underway At Welch Memorial M. P.
Revival services are under way at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church with Rev. L. W. Gerringer of Burlington preaching. Services are held nightly at 7 30 with a favorable crowd at the first sermon. The evangelist spoke on The Highway and Hedg es Method of Winning Souls and urged churches to awaken to their duty and go into the highways and hedges to compel people to come in.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
L. W. Gerringer
Burlington
Mother and Daughter Banquet at St. Mark's
A mother and daughter banquet was held in St. Mark's social room last night under the Ladies' Aid society. The program featured poems and musical numbers in memory of mothers. Dr. Hi. J. Ashe, pastor, delivered the principal address.
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St. Mark’s M. BE. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Griffin
Hi. J. Ashe
Inspiring closing address and poem dedicated to mother
The program featured an inspiring closing address and a poem dedicated to mother read by Fraf. J. M. Foust, the author.
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Mother
Fraf. J. M. Foust
Druggist Unveils New Headache Relief Blend
A North Carolina druggist creates a combination of several ingredients to treat headaches, neur al gic, sciatic or rheumatic pain with immediate, complete relief. Sold under the name B-C for 10 or 25 cents at drug stores and soda fountains, promises quick, safe, nondepressing effect.
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North Carolina
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