Community groups meet Wednesday in High Point area
Multiple local clubs plan gatherings including Stevens Bible Study at 3 PM with Mrs Reitzel on Lindsay Street 1105 Saar Mardi Carte Club at 10 AM with Mrs D L Bouldin Johnson Street Utopian Study Club at 3 30 PM with Mrs Jesse Harris Morris Street A wedding note and a college banquet round out a busy civic schedule including a Suez Canal fact noted at the end
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Stevens
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Utopian Study Club
Jesse Harris
Morris Street
Jefferson Standard dance night attendance teased
About People Miss Evelyn Gibson will attend the Jefferson Standard dance tonight. Miss Mamie York spent last weekend in High Point visiting a friend. Ray Niblick has returned to Wisconsin after working with the Tomlinson company. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ellwanger visited friends in Wadesboro and Albemarle. Bishop J. S. Gilbert of Spray NC toured High Point and preached at several spots. He traveled from Asheville to home. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dodamead and Miss Laura Dodamead arrived from Knoxville. They will visit relatives and Dodamead will run the Knaffs portrait exhibit in Sheloff Hardware window.
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George Halton
High Point College
Montlieu Avenue
H. Whitaker
Mary E. Young
Alan B. Street
Dorothy St. Clair
Mabel Williams
Mamie York
High Point
Ray Niblick
Wisconsin
The
Tomlinson Company
R. A. Wilson
W. H. Ellwanger
Wadesboro
Albemarle
J. S. Gilbert
Church of the Living God
Spray
N. C
Asheville
T. E. Dodamead
Laura Dodamead
Knoxville
Tenn
Missionary Ivy Clarke visits Asheboro church
Mrs. Ivy Clarke of Compton California spoke at the Methodist Protestant church in Asheboro, sharing two decades of missionary work among Indians. The native Asheboro daughter traveled by motor with her husband and son, who are in Washington on business, and she plans two weeks visiting relatives after a week with Congressman Wm. C. Hammer.
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Ivy Clarke
Compton
California
Asheboro
Jury Deliberations Extend as Judge Requests More Evidence
A prohibition case jurors have been out six hours and inform the court they need additional evidence. The judge notes the ongoing deliberations and signals a continuation of the evidentiary phase.
Traveler speaks on simple life from Swiss town journey
Arthur Kirkman Jr a local attorney and student of international affairs addressed the Travellers club of High Point High School detailing his European trip through Holland Germany Switzerland France Spain Ireland Scotland and England He painted a picturesque Swiss village with stone fences and gardens famed for arts and crafts and urged pupils to seek value in simple living.
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Arthur Kirkman, Jr
International Affairs
Travellers Club
High Point High School
Kirkman
Europe
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
France
Spain
Ireland
Scotland
England
Spoeke
Army bomber experiment marks long distance flight test
At Wright Field Ohio on May 21 the Army conducts its first long range bombing test. A regulation bomber loaded with 2200 pounds of explosives flies toward Washington from Governor's Island with two in air refuels planned. The mission aims to fly 1300 miles, refuel over the capital region, and return via Atlantic City with flares dropped en route.
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Wright Field
Dayton
Governor's Island
New York City
United States Army
Washington
California
New
Broadway
Governor’s Island
Atlantic City
Handel Festival Postponed to 1930 in England
The Crystal Palace authorities in London delay the triennial Handel Festival from June to 1930 due to the General Election, fearing financial failure. Promoters cite 1926 strike disruptions that caused heavy losses after major advertising and preparation costs were sunk.
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England
Crystal Palace
London
Trustees Meeting at Carolina Inn Arranged
The University schedules a 3:00 p.m. meeting of the Board of Trustees in Graham Memorial. The session will be held at the University Ball Room located in the Carolina Inn.
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Alumni Association
Gerrard Hall
Davie Poplar
Lawin Hall
Swain Hall
Memorial Hall
James E. Freeman
Washington, DC
W. D. Moss
Sir Esme Howard
University
Carolina Inn
Board of Trustees
Graham Memorial
Lexington leaders reelect police chief and meat inspector
Lexington on May 21 reports Chief of Police R. Bruce Talbert was re elected for a two year term by the board of city commissioners. Dr. A. E. Brannock, longtime meat and milk inspector, also won re election to that post. R. P.
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Lexington
R. Bruce Talbert
Board of City Commissioners
A. E. Brannock
R. P
I Have a Trick for Making My Son Write
A humorous quip from Moustique Charleroi about sending a son to college. The speaker boasts a simple ploy to elicit letters by claiming to enclose money but not actually enclosing it. The remark reflects postal irony and family humor.
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Moustique
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Hinshaw
Paul Kennett
John Whitesell
C. R. Hinshaw
Mary Cannon
John Spurgeon Macon
Seagrove
Cannon
Counle
Allen Jay School
Pauline Hicks
Allan Jay High School
T. Harmon
North Main Street
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Enterprise
Tommy Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Mexico
Charles Perry
Mrs. Halton
Theta Phi
Dorothy Hoskins
W. E. Price
W. T. Phelps
Greenville
North Carolina
Hester Ann
Mr. J. “Shep
Morton
Raleigh, North Carolina
Suez Canal
Moffitt’s
Asheboro News
Hal Phillips
Mrs. L. C. Phillips
Worth Street
Dr. Dempsey Barnes
Conway
8. C
J. A. McDermott
Mr. Dempsey
Tiffany Barnes
J. A. Spence
Oklahoma
Mr. Spence
Little Rock
Ark
Tom Presnell
Lufkin
Texas
Arthur Kirkman
WILL
Columbia
S. C
Konrad Hofner
Basie
New York
Florida
Homner
Hofner
Lakeland
Fla
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Ime Howard
United States
James Ek, Freeman
Iraiduaton Ginets
Wagger Jewelry Co
North Main
Talbert
Earnhardt
Beavan’s the Ladies Store
North Carolina Public Service Co
High Point, N. C
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