Community notices and club meetings announced
The Alma McCain Missionary Society meets with Katherine Kearns in Emerywood Friday at 7 30. The High Point Graduate Nurses' Club convenes tomorrow at 3 at Guilford General Hospital nurses' home. Stevens Bible Class meets tomorrow at 3 with Mrs. Gueth on Morris Street. Far from home, Marion Thomas Hauser is recovering from pneumonia. Dr. George T. Wood improves after appendectomy. Flora Lineberry improves after appendicitis. American Homes department calls a 3 30 meeting at Mrs. Hudson's Parkway home to elect officers. Y W A, Green Street Baptist, had a productive last evening. A Knitting Arts Exhibition in Philadelphia and summer home trips are noted. Y W C A board meeting postponed to next week. A mother daughter banquet for industrial girls is planned at the Y W C A Saturday at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma McCain
Stevens
Charles Gueth
Morris Street
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
H. T Hudson
Parkway
Charters Granted In North Carolina Firms Incorporate
New certificates of incorporation issued in Raleigh and Wilmington for firms including Griffin-Coppersmith Fuel of Elizabeth City Asheville Bottling of Woodfin Johnson Furniture of Wilson Branch and Wood Furniture of Selma. They authorize varied capital stock and list primary subscribers led by R W Griffin Caleb L Davis L E Johnson and J A Wood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin-Coppersmith Fuel Company
Elizabeth City
R. W. Griffin
Elisha Coppersmith
Attie Coppersmith
Asheville Bottling Company
Woodfin
Caleb L. Davis
Charles A. Davis
Theodore W. Lockhart
Asheville
Johnson Furniture Company, Incorporated
Wilson
L. E. Johnson
C. B. Johnson
K.&. Grady
R. A. Grady
E. C. Grady
Elm City
Branch and
Wood Furniture Company
Selma
J. A. Wood
S.A. Wood
Raleigh
W. E. Branch
Dara Wiggs
Burlington Visitors Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mrs Willie Brown and children Ruth and Joyce of Burlington spend the week in High Point. Mrs Jack Arthur returns from a two week visit to Philadelphia and New York. Mr and Mrs Abner Long of Richmond Va visit friends and relatives. Mrs Ray McCain of Asheboro spends the day with her uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Brown
Ruth and
Joyce
Burlington
High Point
Jack Arthur
Philadelphia
New York
Mrs
Abner Long
Richmond, Va
Ray McCain
Asheboro
James J. Ellington
N. C
Crazed woman prisoner moved to state hospital
In Lexington a woman held on a county jail charge resisted a bath and attacked two other inmates with a razor while attempting to shoot others with a rusty gun that failed to fire. She was removed to the State Hospital for the Colored Insane in Goldsboro. Arrestee identified as Rev. C. O. Roughmays from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
State Hospital For
Goldsboro
Thomasville
C. O. Roughmays
New Notaries Public Commissioned in Raleigh
May 13 report lists new notaries public at Gov. O Max Gardner's offices. Names include M S Arney Morganton Henry A Bland Raleigh R L Bradley Lenoir Frank W Fuller Salisbury L L Harris Candor Miss Luella Kellar Asheville A C Mitchell Windsor W C Newton Durham Miss Jennie D Melton Wilmington C B Riddick Everett Miss Minnie Swann Lumberton R L Yokley Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina principals mostly teach in high schools
A survey by Dr. M C S Noble Jr of the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction shows 130 of 901 white and 145 Negro high school principals perform no classroom duties. The study details teaching periods per day and notes district contrasts between city and rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
M. C. S$. Noble, Jr
State Department of Public Instruction
North Carolina
Adoration and Dance Recitals and Local Society News
Adoration Borowski presents dances by Miss Yow and Miss Saintsing with selections from Saintsing, Faust, and Le Couppey. The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society met May 12 at Mrs. Austin Finch’s home with 18 members present. Mrs. W. H. Curlee presided. devotional by Mrs. Raymond H. Phillips. reports by Mrs. L. C. Bridges and Mrs. Curlee on missionary conference at High Point. New projects planned. program read from study booklet. ice course served. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. David Long Jr visiting Philadelphia for textile convention. Dr. O. R. Hodgin to Asheville for dental convention. Miss Susie Crowell at Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mahone visiting Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Clara Farrington
South Main Street
Sadie Doss
Mabel Andrews
Rosa Farrington
Blanche Beasley
Fay McCollum
W. L. Campbell
Raymond Campbell
Ruth Miller
Margaret Dorsett
Thomasville
North Carolina
Collge For Women
First Baptist Church
Jewell Sink
Greensbé
Helen Cecil
Happy Days
Helen Kennedy
le Couppey
Mildred Pope
Yow
Janie Tuttle
W. H. Curlee
Raymond H. Phillips
H. T. Hethcock
L. C. Bridges
Curlee
High Point
Traveling Teachers Visit Negro Schools
In March forty one traveling teachers in North Carolina visited over 800 negro public schools and spent about 800 days in the field. They raised funds for items such as buses libraries pianos radios maps and globes and aided in observances commencements and clean-up weeks. Live-at-home programs were organized during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Division of Negro Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Dead Man's Pockets Yield Two Thousand Two Hundred
In Roxboro an elderly man, Frank MecCullock aged 74, collapsed at home last week due to a heart attack. Authorities report a total of 2200 dollars found in his pockets after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxboro
Frank MecCullock
Adults contract worms as well as children
Adults can contract many children’s diseases and suffer like children. Worms cause loss of appetite weight loss grinding teeth restless sleep itching and abdominal pains. White’s Cream Vermifuge advertised as effective for adults and children, backed by High Point NS Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Inc
California Fig Syrup Boosts Kid Health Says Mrs Kneece
A Columbia South Carolina mother praises California Fig Syrup for her children Lois and Charles. She notes it helps with upset stomachs colds and general energy. The ad claims seven million bottles sold yearly and emphasizes the genuine product bears the California name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Charles
Co. M. Kneece
Barnwell St
Columbia
S. C
California
Adv
Change in Disability Clause Promoted by Insurance Dept
Announcement from the North Carolina Insurance Department on May 81 1980 to alter the Total and Permanent Disability clause. It promotes a 19 day Perfect Protection plan offering weekly benefits of 8100 for 52 weeks for total disability due to sickness and 8100 weekly for life for total disability due to injury. It cites a first year total and permanent disability indemnity of 6400 and an annual 1200 thereafter with no extra premiums or deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins. Dept. of
N. C
Face of Life
Local Teachers Return Home After Summer Vacation
Miss Elma Parrish spent the weekend at Wagram. Mrs. R. L. Welch returned Monday to Matthews after a week with her sister Mrs. D. E. Hoover. Miss Emily Commander of Elizabeth City and Miss Eva White of Lumberton, teachers at Pilot consolidated school, left Saturday to spend the summer vacation at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hamilton
Montreal
C. A. Barnes
Sarasota, Fla
Lindsay Street
Elma Parrish
Wagram
R. L. Welch
Matthews
D. E. Hoover
Emily Commander
Elizabeth City
Eva White
Lumberton
Pilot Consolidated School
Mrs Cooksey Hosts Knight Family Visitors From Durham
Mrs. R. M. Cooksey entertained over the week-end with her mother Mrs. Knight and her sister Miss Madeline Knight of Durham North Carolina as honored guests during a social gathering at her home.
Raymond H Phillips Visits East Virginia Relative
Raymond H. Phillips of Eving ton Virginia spent the weekend with Mrs. Phillips at the home of her father J C Green on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Phillips
Evington
Mrs. Phillips
J. C. Green
Main Street
Tennis suits offer versatile skirts and blouses
The latest tennis outfits include shorts and skirts with tuck-in blouses. The skirt can be removed for tennis and swapped in for country club wear afterward.
Executors' Notice for Public Auction in High Point North Carolina
Executors announce a cash public auction of the deceased Samuel McMillen's estate at 893 East Green Street High Point on May 31 1930 at 2 o clock. Items include a one horse wagon and harness an Essex sedan car farming tools and various household property. April 28 1930. L A Wright R E Mitchell Executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McMillen
High Point
N. C
East Green Street
L. A. Wright
R. E. Mitchell
Forsyth Children Get Dental Care
Forsyth county school children will receive corrective and preventive dental work this summer. Starting June 1 Dr. I. A. Booe, Forsyth school dentist, will tour the county, spending at least a week in each section during June July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
I. A. Booe
Forsyth School
Bond Issue Funds New School Buildings Across County
New school buildings at Banner town Green Hill and Siloam will be erected from the proceeds of a 72000 bond issue authorized by the board of county commissioners. The burned Westfield township school will be replaced and additions made to the White Plains and Franklin schools. Some state aid is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountairy
Bannertown
Green Hill
Siloam
Board of County Commissioners
Westfield Township
White Plains
Franklin
Dr Southworths Uratabs Offer Relief for Bladder Irritation
Regardless of age or prior medicines, readers are invited to try Dr. Southworths Uratabs. The ad claims swift relief from burning urethral irritation, backaches, and nightly discomfort, with money back guarantee on first box through Mann Drug Co or any reputable druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alma McCain Society
Mrs. Gulledge
Gradplate Nurses’ Club
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Guilford General Hospital
S. W. Hauser
Marion Thomas
Wood
George T. Wood
Germantown Hospital
Flora Lineberry
High Point Hospital
Dicitis
American Home Dept
Green Street
J. H. McCain
North
Hamilton Street
Miss Rosa Long
L. C. Parker
E. A. Byrum
George Johnson
Rinso
James A. Hartness
Main St
Notaries
DO Barry
Hudnut
Cali
Julia Griffith
Richard Hudnut
New York City
Eckerd
South Main St
Rosalie Loew Whitney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Travis H. Whitney
Thomasville Society
T. G. Perry
Margaret
Imogene Boyles
Fisher Ferry Street
Alvah Boyles
Elizabeth Yow
Hasty School
Walter W. Rapp
Haydn Clarence Payne
Schubert Ruth Cecil
Quentin Veach Minuet
Don Giovanni
Mozart Estele Burton
Tolhurst
Beethoven
Borowski
Mr. Rapp
Miss Yow Invitati
Weber Theo Saintsing
Miss Yow
Air
Rossini
Pearl Saintsing
Faust
Gounod
Emeline Owens
Water Sprites
Heller
David Long, Jr
Mr. Long
O. R. Hodgin
Susie Crowell
Mrs. E. H. Mahone
Little Son
Mr. Mahone
Atlanta, Ga
N. S. Garner
Commercial National Bank
Mile-A
Marty
Jefferson Motor CO
North Main
Forsyth
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
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