School year closes with concert at High Point conservatory
Tonight at 8 o'clock Misses Kearns and Currier present the final concert of their school year ending May 22. Prizes go to Rosa Harris and Iris Burrus for piano and violin improvements. The program includes solos and ensembles by Helen Reynolds, Lucille Pickens, Josephine Wood, Green Jacob Harris, and others at the High Point conservatory studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
Currier
Rosa Harris
Iris Burrus
High Point Conservatory
Louise Jackson Williams Ill With Whooping Cough
Friends announce Louise Jackson Williams is very ill with whooping cough at her parents home on Steele Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shceloff
Louise Jackson Williams
Steele Street
The White Sister at Rose Theater Friday
Manager McIntire announces one of the citys finest motion pictures The White Sister starring Viola Allen and Richard Travers to be shown at the Rose Theater tomorrow May 19 admission 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntire
Viola Allen
Richard
Travers
Rose Theater
High Point Womans Club Sees Signature Year and Federation Hosting
The High Point Womans Club closes a record year led by retiring president Mrs J J Farriss and new president Miss Clara Cox. The group added 87 members, hosted the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs, and backed a push for a public library while praising community partners and the Enterprise for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus King
Oscar Moffitt
V. A. J. Ddl
Vivian Parker
Halstead Tomlinsom
Arthur Lyon
J. D. Cox
Marshal Neil
Anna Kyle Davis
Roy Briggs
Gurney Kearns
Mary Alexander
H. A. White
J. J. Farriss
Elizabeth Paige
Florence Blair
Bessie Tate
Alice Riddick
Riss
DD. Smith
Treasury
H.C. Field
J. J. Cox
Julius Marsh
J. H. Tate
Enterprise
Clara Cox
Farriss
Miss Cox
W. C. Jones
J. K. Kirkman
Lingle
Kirkman
J. H. Petty
Blanche Carr
Greensboro Social Srevice
W. C. Smith
State Normal College
Woman's Club of
High Point
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Elks’ Club
Manufacturers’ Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Greensboro Woman’ S Club
Merchants’ Association
C. D. Smith
High Point Enterprise
Wesley Memorial
Friends Churches
City Council
Elwood* Cox
Ford
Boy Scouts
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frazier
The
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Uncertain figures surface in fragmented financial entry
A damaged OCR fragment shows monetary figures including 1,716,112.76 and earlier codes like 6 2 and 4. The text lacks context T and S identify a large sum without clear participants or dates.
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Musicale
Teins
Eeene
Adele Wineskie Solo
Clarence Schultheiss Solo
Caprice Gavotte
Ires Burrus
Lucille Pickens Solo
Hope March
Lillian Harris
Rose In the
Raper Piong
T Ruasutea
Arthur Kirkman
Lehr
Robert Walker
F. M. Pickett
Albert Hart
Joseph Weaver
Ottis Mendenhall
Oscar Durland
Mesdames A. D. Brockett
Gilbert Clark
Bayard Cummings
C. W. Comstock
George Leach
Johnn Carter Dalton
T. J. Gold
Charles Hauser
Ottes Mendenhall
W. T. Solo
Intermer70
Brunett Parker
Parker
S. Hutchinson
Clarence Schuitheiss
Joe Weaver
W. G
Godard
Irvin Pavylor
Helen Reynolds
Apini
Ster
Seecesse Kearns
Delphine Holder
Senate
Beethoven
Mae Kirkman Solo
Lohr
Nina Barnes Pea
Embo Osha Ce Cess Brunoff
Tarentella
Hans Sitt
Charlie Kephart Quarelle
le Depart Des Chasseurs
Mae Wirkman
Lucile Pickens
Arthur Wirkman
J. Elwood Cox
Mr. Cox
National Bankers’ Association
Ralph Parker
A. S. Parker
Joseph D. Cox
Hamilton Street
A. 8. Caldwell
W. C. Idol
Atlanta
W. D. Simmons
Mary Emma
C. C. Prince
T. D. Weld
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Womans Club
Point Womans Club
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. Farriss
Maoonaing
Mov
Bureau of Information
Civic Department
R. C. Coyars
Guy Richardson
Boston
Society For the Prevention of
Eivec
Social Service Department
Red Cross
Jacques Busbee
General Club
Asheboro
State Federation
J. Jd. Farriss
J. H. White
Utilities
Allen
Lea Payne
Vade Mecum Springs
Dade Mecum
N. C
Vade Mecum
Mrs
High Point, N. C
United States
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
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