Eighteen Form Municipal Band in High Point
The High Point movement to form a municipal band opened with a program led by Lt Burt Carter. Eighteen members have joined, with a planning meeting set for Monday at 7:30 PM in the Army citadel on South Main. Virginia Frank and L Elsie Gates named to the program committee, Ruth Wood and Mary Schwartz to the advertising board. The first public concert is planned.
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Army Citadel
South Main Street
Virginia Frank
L. Elsie Gates
Ruth Wood
Mary Schwartz
High Point Resident Joins Pilot Life Office
L G Venable a 15 year resident of High Point and former High Point Savings and Trust insurance staff has joined the Pilot Life Insurance local office. He becomes part of the field workers division of the local branch located in the Wachovia Bank building.
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L. G. Venable
High Point
High Point Savings & Trust Company Insurance Department
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Mr. Venable
Field Workers
Wachovia Bank Buildin
Fine Sunday Concert Delights Local Theater Crowd
A Sunday program featured Ruth Wood on violin with Alice Hoffman on piano performing Schubert Serenade Gossec Gavotte and more. The concert included L Elsie Gates in Creole Love Song and a Whistling Solo plus Two Guitars Perry and Tis Raining Mary Schwartz piano.
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Schubert
Gavotte
Gossec
Ruth Wood
Alice Hoffman
L. Elsie Gates
Perry
Mary Schwartz
Large Delegation Of School Patrol Off For Washington
A total of 57 members of the local School Boy Patrol leave at 9 tonight for Washington D C to attend the national jubilee. Sergeants J W McMahon and J O Pike lead the group with 39 white and 18 Negro boys. They will join about 1 000 patrols from across the United States and return by Sunday morning.
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High Point
Capital City
Washington, D. C
J. W. McMahon
Bureau of Identification
Paul Charping
J. O. Pike
United States
Bobby Holt
Joe Fowler
Horton Calhoun
Bill Perry
Harold Teague
Bruce Quigley
Billy Lindsay
Jack Jackson
Reid Marsh
Jimmy Jones
Lewis Watkins
Edward Sale
Stewart Stone
Ray Amos
Arnold Koonce
Jackson
Billy Brown
H. J. Steppe
Waldo Atkins
Arville Newsome
Thomas Moffitt
George King
J. W. Henderson
Edward Marion
William Smith
Odell Morris
Ray Crawford
Wayman Leftwich, Jr
Jack Hicks
Doyle Brown
Banks Hamilton
John McFarland
James Smith
Otis Boles
Robert Marshall
Hyatt Kearns
Junior Edwards
Seats Of Mighty None Too Secure
During the General Conference at First Methodist Protestant Church Rev. J S Eddins collapsed the platform chair giving amusement to the audience. The incident prompted a motion to refer the matter to the carpentry commission and a note that the collapse occurred as Dr James H Straughn was delivering a key address. Eddins remarked that he had awakened everyone to listen to the president.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
J. S. Eddins
D. D
Alabama
Commission On Carpentry
James H. Straughn
Eddins
Deportation Plan Backed by P O S A in State Meeting
Concord May 22 Hugh Mitchell national president of the Patriotic Sons of America says the group supports the Reynolds Starnes bill to deport illegal aliens. He describes a nationwide push against atheism and communism and for tighter immigration laws. W R Fleming named state president by the nominating committee.
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Concord
Hugh Mitchell
Statesville
The
Patriotic Sons of America
Reynolds- Starnes
Mitchell
W. R. Fleming
Two Drivers Lose Licenses in Municipal Court
Judge Lewis E. Teague convened a brief municipal court session amid confusion from civil action focus and a missing witness. Two drivers were fined for intoxicated operation with alcohol related penalties and a one year driving ban. one case for reckless driving was continued.
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Lewis E. Teague
W. G. Friddle
Cc. S. Dooley
William Sargent
Students urged to think for themselves at High Point chapel
Rev. C. B. Kidd of the Eastern Methodist Protestant conference urged High Point college students to do their own thinking and maintain individuality during Friday chapel. He warned against copying others in belief and conduct and said minority views can be correct. Dr. G. I. Humphreys introduced the speaker.
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High Point College
C. 8. Kidd
Eastern Methodist Protestant Conference
Kidd
G. I. Humphreys
College
Negro Held for Criminal Attack
Lester Allen, 30, of 1211 Kivett Drive, was held without bond on a charge of criminally assaulting Pearl Berniece Gray, 14, of 1209 Kivett Drive, early today. The girl said Allen came to borrow a mop, entered her room while she slept, and attacked her. her brother was in an adjacent room.
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Lester Allen
Pearl Berniece Gray
Allen
Phrenologist Reach Certified Medium Ad vise and her in all affairs
Phrenologist offers guidance in business love and trouble from a Second House she runs outside the city limits on North Main Street end of bus line with doorstep access.
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M St
Crow Shooters Claim 695 Birds in Three Months
Ray Barber and Thomas J. White Jr. report a three month crow shooting spree totaling 695 birds. Tests suggest misfiring plagues engines as bullets lodge behind pistons rather than between cylinder rings.
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Kinston
Ray Barber
Thomas J. White, Jr
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Salvation Army
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Tional
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
J. W. Clanard, Pres
B. FP. Johnson
Sec'y
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
High Point, N. Y
Washington
Aeome Julian Tile Co
Oakwood St
Auto Loan Co., Inc
Security Bank
P.O.S.A
N. EB. Russell
Weteraton Shoe Repair
North Main Beeson Howe
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
Aes
Syles
N. Main St
Kresge
Ann Kresge
Los Angeles
Detroit
Walter Mac[Farlane
Alice Kamakila
Campbell
America
UREKA
Blackbirds
WMPR
Chrysler
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Advan
Chase
Packas
Gate City Motor Co
S. Wrenn
Jack Burris
SEARS
Allstate
Energex
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Cooma Alita
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