Junior Order Stages Zone Meeting in City
Thomas H. Walters of Philadelphia and Gurney P. Hood state treasurer led a zone meeting of the Junior Order after a parade through Main Street to the Junior high school auditorium. Hood traced the group’s 1896 orphanage origins and urged May 30 dedication at Lexington. Walters stressed 100 percent Americanism and condemned foreign labor competition.
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Gurney P. Hood
Thomas H. Walters
Philadelphia
Order
Pro Wounicatian
Tiffin
Ohio
National Orphanage
Lexington
Hood
Walters
America
High Point
J. M. Hilliard
H. C. Royals
J. C. Kesler
Salisbury
C. P. Burchess
L. W. Erwin
Girls’ Glee Club
W National Orphans Home
St. Mary’s
Bruton
Joyce Kilmer
Snyder
Mrs Ney Evans Addresses College On Life's Investment In Politics
Mrs Ney Evans addressed High Point college students on Life's Investment in Politics arguing for a new governmental philosophy to use daily time as civic capital. The event followed by a morning announcement of the college commencement plans.
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Ney Evans
High Point College
Gilmore Rites Held At Bonlee Chapel
Bosworth and Star Since 09, Ill at Rives chapel near Bonlee a Baptist church. Interment was in the church cemetery Rev E W Byerly officiated. Gilmore was a lifelong farmer and a longtime justice of the peace cherished in Chatham and adjoining counties. He leaves a wife stepmother five sons two daughters two sisters and eight grandchildren.
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Rives Chapel
Bonlee
Gilmore
E. W. Byerly
Chatham
J. M. Gilmore
Clyde M. Gilmore
Greensboro
Frank Gilmore
G. G. Gilmore
Julian
Paul David
John Alexander Gilmore
Bowlee
G. C. Barder
Raleigh
M. W. Gibson
High Point
C. M. Pickard
Siler City
Robert Barker
Apex
Sues College For $10,000 Damages From Fall
E B Montgomery sues High Point College in municipal court claiming damages of 10000 for injuries from a January 3 fall from a ladder on the gymnasium construction site. He says tar spilled by college agents caused the accident and that the college ignored workmen’s compensation by not operating the act, though more than five workers were employed.
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E. B. Montgomery
High Point College
The
College Corporation
Exchange Room For Rug And Housework Requests At Local Booth
The Community Exchange at 337 North Wrenn Street lists registrations today. Individuals seek house cleaning, housekeeping duties for room and board, trading goods like a 9 by 12 rug, oak rockers, and a breakfast room set for furniture, painting, interior decorating, and farm labor arrangements.
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Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Seagrove
Thomasville
Adventists 10 Hold Congress In Tennessee
Young Adventists from the Carolinas plan to attend a regional congress in Collegedale near Chattanooga May 22 to 25 with about 1000 participants from six states. Delegations will be led by A. S. Booth and Rev. R. F. Woods, with representatives from Charlotte Asheville Spartanburg Greenville Columbia Raleigh Winston-Salem and other sites.
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Carolinas
Collegedale
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North America
Southland
United States
Charlotte
North
South Carolina
Asheville
Hendersonville
Pisgah and Fletcher Academy
Spartanburg
Greenville
Columbia
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
High Point
North Carolina
Carolina
A. 8. Booth
Carolina Conference
R. F. Woods
Men's Club To Hear Rev. G. Ray Jordan
The St. Mary's Episcopal church men's club holds its monthly supper at 6 30 tonight with Rev. G. Ray Jordan as speaker.
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Rev. G. Ray Jordan
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
G. Ray
Parish Dedicates Event With Jordan as Speaker
Jordan will be the speaker for the occasion. All the men of the parish are urged to be present.
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Jordan
Winfred Beck Elected President of Local College Y M C A
At a recent meeting of the Y M C A at High Point college Winfred Beck of High Point was elected president to succeed Joe Coble. John Taylor of High Point was chosen vice president G W Apple of Reidsville secretary and Paul Van Cannon of Summerfield treasurer Professor N P Yarborough remains faculty advisor.
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High Point College
Winfred Beck
High Point
Joe Coble
John Taylor
G. W. Apple
Reidsville
Paul van Cannon
Summerfield
N. P. Yarborough
Gilmore Father of Mrs Gibson Dies After Illness
C. O. Gilmore, father of Mrs. M. W. Gibson of this city and four prominent farmers, died at 4 45 yesterday afternoon at his home three miles from Bonlee after months of illness. Funeral services were held at 3 30 this afternoon.
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C. O. Gilmore
M. W. Gibson
Bonlee
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