Unity Sermon Urges Brotherhood at High Point Graduation
Reverend J. Clay Madison urged unity of man in religion and love to High Point High School graduates in a baccalaureate address. He said human differences are superficial and history proves all races and religions share a common path. The service featured invocations, hymns, and benediction, with diplomas to follow Friday night.
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Man
J. Clay Madison
High Point High
High Point High School
First Methodist Protestant Church
Cote Valcony
Madison
Brotherhood of Man
H. F. .Hartzell
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
J. Gurney Briggs
Millis Jr Heads Darlington School Junior Class
Rome Ga May 18 Henry Al Millis Jr of High Point NC is junior class leader at Darlington School for Boys He serves as assistant football manager sports editor and dances committee member Other North Carolina boys at Darlington include Andrew Blackwelder David Blackwelder Hickory Charles Harris Durham Charles MacArthur James Benzing Thomas Blake Andrew Gennett Jr Asheville Jack Alexander Winston Salem Julian Lane Jr Wugas Hackney Willis Hackney James Darden Jack Horton Robert Monk Farmville W C Fleming Jr Martin Swartz Max Minges Greenville Eddie Jones Jr Charlee Pegram Grady Rankin Jr Robert Pierce Charles Marshall Charlotte Douglas Welch Cramerton Robert Wood Davidson
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Rome
Henry al Millis, Jr
High Point
Nay
Darlington School ‘of Boys
North Carolina
Darlington
Andrew Blackwelder
David Blackwelder
Hickory
Charlies Harris
Durham
Charles MacArthur
James Benzing
Thomas Blake
Andrew Gennett
Asheville
Jack Alexander
Winston-Salem
Ada Groome Dies After Illness At 69 In Guilford County
Mrs Ada Ballinger Groome 69 died at a local hospital at 4 45 this morning after five months illness. A dietitian at Guilford General hospital for 12 years she was born May 28 1875 in Guilford College. She married William J Groome in 1894 and had three children Lucy who died in 1918 Paul and Zack. Survived by a brother two sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral from Groometown Methodist with burial in church cemetery.
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Ada Ballinger Groome
Groome
Guilford General Hospital
Guilford College
Milton H
Lucy Gardner Ballinger
William J. Groome
Groometown
Lucy Groome
Paul Groome
Greensboro
Zack M. Groome
Shelby
Will E. Ballinger
C. F. Osborne
F. P. Allbright
Groometown Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Vick
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Irvin Groom
High Point
Cicero Groom
Percy Groome
Ernest Groome
Ralph Davis
Wallace Freeman
Gladdy Groome
High Point Ad Lists Delinquents by Error
A Saturday High Point advertisement misnamed residents as delinquents. The errant list included F. R. Hicks and wife at 1202 Greenway and Maggie Pergam at 501 East Green Street, prompting correction for the city notice.
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F. R. Hicks
Greenway
Maggie Pegram
East Green Street
High Point
Etheredge Held on Auto Theft Charge at Asheboro
Frank Etheredge a young white man was jailed in Asheboro on a charge of stealing the automobile of B F Hendrix last Saturday night Local police planned to send for Etheredge and said his bond would be set at 1000 dollars
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Frank Etheredgeh
Frank Etheredge
Asheboro
B. F. Hendrix
Etheredge
Air Hose Stolen From Paramount Service Station
Police report 25 feet of air hose stolen from Paramount Service station at West Green and Grimes streets between 9 PM yesterday and 7 AM today.
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Paramount
West Green
Grimes Streets
Mt Zion Church Hosts Homecoming in Surry County
Mt Zion Methodist Protestant church in Surry County held a homecoming and memorial services on Sunday. Principal speaker was F T Llewellyn, clerk of superior court and juvenile judge of Dobson. About 600 people attended a 1 pm picnic dinner. Visiting singers provided music, including the Edwards Aldren of High Point. The program closed by Rev A L Clunter.
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Mt. Zion Methodial
Surry County
F. T. Llewellyn
Dobson
N. C
Edwards Aldren
High Point
A. L. Clunter
Burned boy dies after fall into washpot
Charles Lawhorn four years old died of burns suffered Friday after he fell into a boiling washpot at a home in Pelzer on May 18. Local authorities report the accident occurred in the residence of Burns. The incident has prompted an investigation by the DIS OF BURNS PELZER.
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Pelzer
Charles l Lawhorn
Iia
Bolivian soldiers seize power in swift coup
A provisional junta of soldiers and socialists ousted President Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano in La Paz. Col David Toro is invited back from Gran Chaco to lead toward a socialist state by gradual means. The move follows Paraguay’s ousting of Ayala and precedes a peaceful transition amid claimed tranquility.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Jose Luis Tejada Sorgano
Col
David Toro
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Eusuebio Ayala
Rafael Franco
German Busch
Tejada Sorzano
Aguterre
Indians Pass First Sterilization Bill in US in 1907
A historical note records that in 1907 the Indian legislature enacted the nation’s first sterilization bill. The move targeted individuals deemed unfit, marking an early state action in eugenics policy within tribal governance.
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United States
Motorcycle Fire Extinguished At East High Corner
Firemen from station two answered a blaze at East High and South Wrenn streets at 8:45 p m last night. Walter Robinson of 500 West Broad Street owned the motorcycle, and defective wiring appeared to be the cause.
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East High
South Wrenn Streets
Walter Robinson
West Broad Street
Trading Uncertain On Stock Exchange
A two minded market in New York on May 18 left traders mostly inactive. Utilities and speculative shares rose slightly while leadership names weakened. Bonds and commodities showed modest mix and foreign currencies slid against the dollar as the Court of Appeals ruling on the 4.88 billion relief act failed to move prices.
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New York
District of Columbia Court of
Sugar Cane Introduced to America in 1602 on San Domingo
Aged text notes the introduction of sugar cane to the American continent in 1602 on the island of San Domingo. This historical snippet highlights early colonial agricultural exchange and imperial activity shaping crop cultivation in the Caribbean.
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America
Island of
San Domingo
Police appeal to garages to locate windshield supplier
Police issued a plea to garages and repair shops to report if a Ford truck or sedan arrives for a windshield installation after striking Jerome Reese, a Negro man, and injuring him on East Commerce Street. Investigators found extensive broken glass at the scene. the driver fled. Reese and his wife were hospitalized.
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Jerome Reese
East Commerce Street
Reese
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Joe Dunn Held Without Bond For Murder At Greensboro
Joe Dunn a Black man was ordered held without bond on a first degree murder charge in Greensboro municipal court for the death of his wife on May 10. He surrendered after telephoning Jackson Springs officers. neighbors heard three shots. Trial set for the term starting June 1.
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Joe Dunn
Guilford
Lewis E. Teague
CIA
Negro
Dunn
Veliuuig
East Washington Street
Jackson Springs
N. C
Clai
Greensboro
Carl Swink
Alfred Workman
J. C. Proctor
Jack Delaney
Ralph Edwards
Ina Robbins
William Martin
States Require Horns On Automobiles In Normal Conditions
Twenty two states plus Columbia set motor vehicle horn standards requiring horns operate under normal conditions with a minimum twenty inch distance between units as specified by traffic authorities.
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Columbia
Motor car owners face annual charges in small range
The notice states that most motor cars in the country incur annual charges between $1000 and $16, with the majority of owners paying within this narrow band.
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Bird
H. A. Millis, JR
Dr. Pierce
Pearl Rymer
Cooper St. Greenville
Auto Loan Co., Inc
Security Bank
Capo
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
General Offices
High Point, N. Y
Ada Groome
Mt. Zion Church
D. S. C.’ of Journalism
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Earle Pearson
Advertising Federation of America
Frank W. Taylor, Jr
St. Louis Star- Times
Ardelle
North Main St
Gustine
Julian
Julian Tile CO
Oakwood St
Davis
Daughters of America
Ollie W. Towles
Nashville
Tenn
Daughter of America
Sheraton Hotel
Lexington
National Junior Order
Towles
Monroe Adams
Statesville
Junior Order
Willie Abernethy
Tomlinson Furniture Show Room
Lena M. Shipwash
Taft
Swink
Workman
Thad Welborn
W. L. Elim
Marie Saunders
Ernest Fausner
Trene Hickson
Bryant Beaman
W. E. Crickmore
Cary Jackson
Street
Commercial Ins. & Investment Phone
Wachovia Bank
C. Welborn
Long Island
A. A. McLintock
Eaton's Neck
Dave Nimmo
Cheyenne
Wyoming
OleGo
U.S. A
LerMond Co
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