Birth announcement and community notices fill High Point pages
Mrs Edith Ward and Coy L Smith wed in a quiet May 14 ceremony at Stoney Point NC. The couple will live in High Point at 117 West Russell. Social events include YW A and women’s club meetings, plant sale, and church circle activities through May 22. Herbert Edgar Teer born May 19 Archdale son of Mr and Mrs C R Teer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ward
Coy L. Smith
Danville
Stoney Point
N. C
Holland
Baptist Church
W. T. Ward
Rev. R. J. Farmer To Give Baccalaureate at East Bend
The East Bend High School baccalaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday morning May 21 by Rev. R J Farmer of the First Methodist Church. In his absence Rev A G Dixon D D will preach. Farmer will also speak at the Worthwhile Annual Old People's and Homecoming Day on Sunday afternoon June 4.
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CIAR
First Reformed Church
A. Coke Cecil
East Bend
N. C
KR. J. Farmer
First Methodial Protestant Church
A. G. Dixon
Farmer
Social Calendar for Local Clubs and Meetings
A weekly set of club gatherings listed with dates and host homes. Events include the High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting at Mrs. H A White’s Lindsay street home and various society club meetings at private residences, church groups, and the YWCA Hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Wayside Garden Club
C. Robbins
Ney Evans
Mothers’ Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Lawrence
Scott Street
W. O
Robert Walker
Susanna Wesley
Cecil Farm
Philomathean Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
8. C. Clark
Priscfila Club
Park Way
North Carolina approves more race track and betting bills
The North Carolina General Assembly passed two new race track measures and a Pasquotank county betting bill by 60 days voter approval, duplicating the McDowell county bill. Supporters say counties may set up tracks with pari mutuel betting if desired, while opposition argues the bills were slipped through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
General Assembly
Senate
Pasquotank County
Down East
Piedmont County
Walter Murphy
Rowan County
North Carolina
McAnallys Visit From Durham Spend Sunday Here
Dr James McAnally and William J McAnally Jr a Duke student spent Sunday with parents Dr and Mrs William J McAnally on South Main Street. Mrs J A Housechild at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering after Saturday operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAnally
Reidsville
William J. McAnally, Jr
Duke University
William J. McAnally
South Main Street
J. A. Housechild
Montlieu Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Shelley Allman
Virginia Avenue
Pauline Hicks
Salisbury
Mrs. M. T. Hicks
Angell Street
B. C. Freeland
Trinity Baccalaureate and Revival Continue as Community Honors History
Revival services at English Street Church continue through the week with a candle service Thursday. The 100th Trinity high school commencement in Randolph marks a long educational tradition dating to Union School in 1833. Dr. John F. Kirk delivers the baccalaureate sermon. Duke University roots trace back to Trinity College and Braxton Craven. Major historical notes include regional education milestones and a 1932 national income estimate of 56.0 billion dollars. Kansas City mills process 80 to 90 million bushels of wheat annually.
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English Street Methodist Protestant
Trinity
Randolph
John F. Kirk
Greensboro
Trinity High School
Duke University
Braxton Craven
Trinity College
Waynick Credited With Engineering Major Bills
Senator Capus M. Waynick of Guilford, editor at High Point, shaped North Carolina’s 1933 Constitution draft and led key tax and thrift measures. He opposed Francia beer without a referendum and backed a November vote on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He proposed a sales tax plan rejected by finance and championed a luxury tax and thrift programs in schools.
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J. ©. Baskervill
Raleigh
General Assembly
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
Senate
Guilford
Walter Murphy
House
Waynick
North Carolina
Assembly
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Mann Drug Store
Eckerd’s. Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Neal
North Main
Mrs. Biddy
Marjorie Spence
Marjorie Spence Y
Jones
W.W. O. T. Club
W. C. Jones
W. O. T. Club
Walker
Circle
R. T. Amos
Parent-Teacher Council
City
J. D. Rike
Guilford General Hospital
C. C. Robbins
Annie Robbins
G. Ray Jordan
C. B. Mattocks
Musical Art Cilar
Musical Art Club
High Point Country Club
Virginia Frank
First Baptist Church
Gladys Eliington
West Bay Street
R. J. Farmer
East Bend School
Kansas City
Kansas
Raleigh Observer
James B. Richardson
Sean Seeee
America
President Roosevelt
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