Gas to Head North Carolina Hospital Association at 12th Meeting
Dr. D A Garrison of Gastonia elected president as the 12th annual North Carolina Hospital association meeting at the Sheraton Hotel ends. Miss Nellie McCown Wilson and Dr Eva M Locke named first and second vice presidents with L V Grady Wilson re elected secretary treasurer. new executive committee to set 1960 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Hospital Association
Sheraton Hotel
D. A. Garrison
Gastonia
R. Duval Jones
New Bern
Nellie McCown
Wilson
Eva M. Locke
Laurel Hospital
White Rock
L. V. Grady
Jones
Mary B. May
Charlotte
Leona Boswell
C. S. Lawrence
Winston-Salem
Newton Fisher
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
North Carolina
W. S. Rankin
Fresh Fruit Pies Tips for Crisp Crust and Fresh Filling
Fresh fruit pies give a crisp crust when baked around the tin. Fill while crisp with strawberries or other fruit, top with whipped cream, and serve as a bright dessert.
New Deep River sewer disposal plant to begin operations
City announces the Deep River sewer disposal plant will start operation by early next week. Built at about half a million dollars, it is touted as one of the state’s most complete plants. Designed by W. Olcen and Company of Raleigh and built by Tucker and Laxon of Charlotte. work began in March 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Knox
W. ©. Olcen and Company
Raleigh
Tucker and Laxton
Charlotte
Greensboro Team to Debate Locals Here on Debt Cancellation
Greensboro high school faces High Point high school in a dual debate tomorrow morning during the Friday assembly at 8 40 in the auditorium. High Point will argue cancelling Allied war debts aids commerce and amity while Greensboro will contend nations expected repayment and moral insistence deters future wars. Eloise Best Mabel Koontz and Margaret Andrews lead for High Point with Charles Hogan Harry Buise and Orlando Cate for Greensboro. Patrons and others are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro High School
United States
High Point High School
Greensboro
Eloise Best
Mabel Koontz
Margaret Andrews
High Point
Charles Hogan
Harry Buise
Orlando Cate
Gate City
William Penn High School Chorus Plans Sunday Concert
L. L. Stookey announces that William Penn High School mixed chorus and male and female quartets directed by George F. Allen will give a public concert Sunday at 4 30 pm at Point High School. The program features negro spirituals by local musicians and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
High Point High School
L. L. Stookey
Thch City School
William Penn High School
George F. Allen
SUN DAY SCHOOL COUNCIL MEETS FOR SUPPER AT CENTRAL FRIENDS
A Sunday school council supper at a Central Friends church drew 23 members. Horace Haworth presided with Miss Vola Anderson as elected permanent secretary. The Elizabeth Fry class served. Plans for the June 17 to July 4 Vacation Bible School were discussed and reports on the visiting campaign provided. Faculty announced includes Mrs. W. T. Saunders, Miss Rada Poston, Miss Annie Lee Jarrell, Miss Mae Frazier, Miss Grace Bulla, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Horace Haworth
Vola Anderson
Elizabeth Fry
W. T. Saunders
Rada Poston
Annie Lee Jarrell
Mae Frazier
Grace Bulla
Marvin Shore
May Time Festivities At Ray Street School
First graders at Ray Street School invite parents and preschool clinic children to a May Time program on Friday at 7 pm on the school lawn. The clinic holds sessions Friday morning 9 to 12, and the year includes daily supervised play teaching games dances and rhythms. The program features a queen crowned while children birds and butterflies dance in her honor with inviting soon-to-enter Ray Street pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Clinic
Funeral Services for Ira Marley Held at Home
Funeral services for Ira A. Marley 46 held at his residence 182 Textile Street at 10:30 this morning conducted by Rev. Herman T. Stevens and Rev. J. D. Barnette followed by burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Flowerbearers included Queil Pierce Mamie Dowell Minnie Joyce Lula Dowell Essie Turner Lena Pieres Thelma Hicks Isabell Harrison. Pallbearers were J. A. Nelson Paul East R. S. Echard T. R. Stone R. W. Shuskey and A. R. Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Marley
Textile Street
Herman T. Stevens
J. D. Barnette
Oakwood Cemetery
Queil Pierce
Mamie Dowell
Minnie Joyce
Lula Dowell
Essie Turner
J Ed Kirkman Recovering After Heart Attack At Work
J Ed Kirkman president and owner of Giant Furniture at 230 East Washington Street was hospitalized at High Point Hospital after a heart attack suffered yesterday afternoon in his office on South Hamilton Street. He was moved by Sechrest's ambulance and was reported much better this morning by hospital officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed. Kirkman
East Washington Street
High Point Hospital
Giant Furniture Company
South Hamilton Street
Mr. Kirkman
Sechrest
Weight Relay Feat Stuns St. Louis Crowd in 1898
P. J. McCarthy carried a 2250 pound weight on his back for eight steps in St. Louis in 1898, performing a dramatic side-step display that underscored endurance feats of the era.
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P. J. McCarthy
St. Louis
Council tour of WWE City to review ongoing projects
The new administration plans an afternoon tour of WWE City to inspect municipal facilities and planned projects from the old administration. City Manager Knox will guide Council members including Mayor C. A. York and Councilmen Parker Horne and Holton through sites from the municipal building to fire stations, underpasses, pumping stations, sewer works, the filter plant, incinerator, and the city garage.
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WWE City Today
Knox
C. A. York
Parker, Horne and
Holton
Davis Street
Ward Street
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
West End
Wrenn Street
North Wrenn Street
North Main Street
Lexington Avenue
City Reservoir
Deep River
Gordon Street
Beetle Said to Survive Three Years Without Food
A beetle is reported to endure without eating for up to three years, a remarkable claim about its energy reserves and metabolic efficiency.
Rheuma advertised for rheumatic relief at Mann Drug Co
An advertisement claims Rheuma clears poisons from the system to ease rheumatic pain. It urges taking one teaspoonful twice daily and promises money back if not effective, with Mann Drug Co. and other druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Hasty School 10 Presents 44 Flappers Comedy
The Hasty high school dramatic club closes the commencement with a musical comedy titled 44 Flappers. Principal H E White plays Father Time and teachers Miss Faye Hargette and Miss Henrietta Hale sing two songs each. Walter Rapp and his Thomasville orchestra provide music. The play features 80 characters and is directed by Mrs L F Honeycutt. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty High School
H. E. White
Faye Hargette
Henrietta Hale
Walter Rapp
Thomasville
L. F. Honeycutt
Careful Seasonal Cleaning Tips for Draperies and Covers
Draperies and rugs should be cleaned now and stored until autumn. Slip covers for furniture can be made inexpensively. Patterns today fit practically all kinds of chairs and davenports.
McCoy's Tablets Promise 5 Pound Gain If No Result
An advertisement for McCoy's Tablets claims thin men and women can gain weight by using the sugar coated tablets. It guarantees a minimum 5 pound gain after four boxes or two dollar boxes and offers refunds if unsatisfied. Sold in North America through drug stores including Mann Drug Co. and McCoy's Laboratories markets cod liver oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
McCoy
Mann Drug Co
McCoy’s Laboratories
Kitagran Promises Quick Clear for Pimples
An advertisement touts Kitagran as a pleasant harmless tablet that clears impurities in the blood, causing pimples to disappear within 24 hours. It notes availability at Mann Drug Co and leading druggists, with a refund offer if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Ady
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Duke Foundation
John T. Burrus
Hazel Johnson
Citician
Thomas H. Steele
Statesville
E. T. Olson
American Hospital Association
Chicago
Bert W. Caldwell
Olson
T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Roanoke Rapids
Eleanor Parrotte
Haywood County Hospital
Waynesville
W. M. Vaughn
Goldsboro Hospital
Goldsboro
Walter L. Simpson
Watts Hosiital
Durham
Lula West
Mount Airy
J. F. Highsmith
Fayetteville
B. C. Willis
Rocky Mount
Harold Glasscock
Loess
Home Bond & Mtg. CO
Howard L. Collie
Mgr
West Washington Street
Prudential Insurance
O. Southern Bond & Mtg. CO
Elwood Hotel
Dial
Piedmont Insurance and Realty Company
College Street
High School
Coungil
Ira Marley
J. E. Kirkman
Hasty School
Motor Service Co
South Wrenn St
Commercial National Bank
Rees
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
The
V.A. J. Idol Vv. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Southern Mortgage Loan and Land CO
Wachovia Bank Bldg
O. E. Mendenhall
Pres
Roy ©. Welborn
V.pres
H. EB. Johnson
Secy
Schwab the Tailor
East Broad St
East Green Street Mattress Company
Stamey
W. E
Boulevard St
Ainthicum & Son
Mthly
R. R. Ragan
Chas. L., Amos
L. W. Flyth
W. L. Seckson
M. H. Folger
Chas. L. Amos
J. Allen Austin
J. W. Clinard
L. W. Flythe
W. J. Frazier
Dr. W. L. Jackson
W. C. Jones
E. T. Kearns
the Hood System Industrial Bank
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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