Labor groups seek annual convention in High Point
Labor leaders in this city push to host the North Carolina Federation of Labor annual meeting in August. J H Adams says Mid Point is favored as the convention city, with an estimated 200 delegates and 300 visitors, drawn by High Point’s large labor hall and central state location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Labor
J. H. Adams
Wilmington
Rst
Yavor CC A
Yie Civic Cue
Union Members To Have Meet Monday Night
A central labor union meeting is planned for Monday night at 8 o clock in the labor temple on South Main Street over McCrorys store. J H Adams says the gathering will be one of the most important in some time and all union members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
South Main Street
McCrory’s
J. H. Adams
Radio Talks In Behalf Of Sams
Friends of A F Sams Winston Salem candidate for United States Congress invite listeners to WSJS at 8 10 tonight and tomorrow night for talks. Judge G H Hastings will speak tonight and Hon A H Eller tomorrow. Sams has many supporters in this city eager to hear the broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
A. F. Sams
Winston-Salem
United States Congress
WSJS
G. H. Hastings
Winston- Salem
A. H. Eller
Sams
Phillips Re-elected Head of Schoolmen’s Club in Greensboro
Guy B. Phillips, Greensboro superintendent of city schools, was re-elected president of the Schoolmasters' club. H. G. Hasty and Carlyle Shepard were also re-elected as vice president and secretary treasurer. The group met at the Sheraton hotel with about 50 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Phillips
Greensboro
Piedmont
Sheraton Hotel
H. G. Hasty
Davidson County
Carlyle Shepard
Guilford College
John Cook
Department of Education
North Carolina College For Women
Cook
Germany
France
England
Injured Worker Hurt at High Point Disposal Plant
S. M. Barnett an employee of A. H. Guion Construction Company of Rock Hill South Carolina was injured Tuesday afternoon while working on the citys new disposal plant in the West End The main vein and nerve were torn from his left arm He was taken to High Point Hospital for treatment and later returned home to High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Barnett
A. H. Guion Construction Compay
Rock Hill
S. C
West End
High Point Hospital
High Point
Thomasville Now City Of 10 105 People
The 1930 census reports Thomasville reaching 10 105 residents, an 78 percent rise since 1920, with Thomasville township totaling 15 032 in 1990 and 4 927 outside the town. Industrial growth and furniture factories spurred the population surge in Davidson county.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Census Bureau
Ferree
Thomas- Wilke
Davidson
Piedmont
Lexington
Graduating Exercises For Nurses at High Point Tonight
The class of 1930 from High Point Hospital training schools of nurses will hold graduation exercises tonight at 8 30 at the Lutheran church. Eleven nurses will graduate and Dr Moir Martin of Mt Airy will deliver the principal address introduced by Dr Harry Brockman. The program includes hymns solos invocations and diploma presentations by Dr John Burrus and Miss Gilbert Muse.
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High Point Hospital
Moir Martin
Martin Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy
Harry Brockman
Martin
North Carolina
Frances Byrum
Kate Brookshire
Annie Best
Ida Gryder
Hattie Norman
Lucy Davis
Lillie Belle Johnson
Marie Russell
Viola Lyon
Christine Wilson
Bertie Scarborough
By Keen
Clara Bovd
F. P. Conrad
Taylor
Edith Moore Sherrod
H. L. Brockman
John T. Burrus
Gilbert Muse
Mendelssohn
Kennedy Child Dies at Home on Burton Street
Vada Carrene Kennedy, young daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Kennedy, died this morning at 5 oclock at their Burton street home after a several day illness. Survived by sister Laura Louise and brother Thomas Jr. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 in the home with burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Carrene Kennedy
T. R. Kennedy
Burton Street
Laura Louise
Thomas, Jr
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Welfare Workers Have Busy Month In April
Welfare report by executive secretary Mrs. W C Hammond to City Manager E M Knox shows 478 total cases for April with 413 carried over from March and 47 new family cases not previously under welfare care. Activity included 318 telephone calls 339 office visits 156 home visits 66 other visits and 4 telegrams with 215 cases closed and 265 carried into May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hammond
E. M. Knox
Welfare Department
Eye Expert Archibald L. Macleish Dies in Los Angeles
Dr. Archibald L. Macleish, 746, renowned in the United States and Europe for eye disease expertise, died at his home in Los Angeles after several months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Archibald L. Macleish
Europe
Mothers Are Learning Uses Of Magnesia
Advertising copy promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for expectant mothers and beyond. It claims relief of morning sickness, heartburn, and digestion support, with mild laxative effects and better neutralizing of cow’s milk for infants. It touts brand longevity and offers a free informational booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Phillips
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Phillips Co
Varick Street
New York
N. Y
Furniture Makers Session Opens At Sedgefield Inn
About 60 to 75 members of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association met at Sedgefield Inn for a semi annual gathering. Morning and afternoon talks covered industry conditions, mass production effects, and profits. speakers included J. T. Ryan F. H. Coffey and T. A. Finch. An 7 p.m. address by H. C. Baldwin was planned with a closing address by J. E. Edgerton tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Sedgefield Inn
J. T. Ryan
High Point
T. A. Finch
Cost Rand Statistics Committee
Rives S. Brown
Arthur S. Lyon
New York
H. C. Badwin
Babson Statistical Organization
Wellesley Hills
Mass
J. E. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Frontier Expansion in 1830 Across the United States
The text notes that in 1830 the settled frontier of the United States covered only half the continental span, highlighting the era of westward expansion and the remaining unsettled regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Five Hundred Voices Join Ada Blair School Cantata Tonight
More than five hundred fourth and fifth graders from Ada Blair Oak Hill Elm Street and Cloverdale schools perform The Hunting of the Snark at the high school auditorium as part of the May Music Festival. Tonight Lewis L. Stookey directs with Miss Ira Hensley and Dan W. Smith at the piano. The program features marches overtures and multiple choruses detailing the voyage and hunt with a moving Bellman speech and various character roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Oak Hill
Elm Street
Cloverdale
Emma Blair
Johnson Street
Ray Street
Lewis L. Stookey
Ira Hensley
Dan W. Smith
Sir Gallahad
Gault
Efferson
Eldridge
Boyd
Bellman
Wrong Again Hostess Credits and Cranks About Mr Jones
A Tit-Bits fragment notes a humorous clash over social graces with Mr Jones. The snippet hints at a hostess misreading or failing to charm a guest, leaving the room in uneasy amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Jones
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