YWCA Campaign Opens With Dinner Tonight in High Point
The YWCA campaign begins with a dinner tonight at 107 Main Street campaign headquarters. The event introduces the new cafeteria director Miss Kirk and features speakers including Dr. James A. Clark and Dr. Charles Myers. An extensive roster of busy women teams from local business, industry, and schools will participate, with no dinner charge and open attendance for all workers.
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Main Street
Miss Kirk
James A. Clark
First Baptist Church
Charles Myers
First Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro
Elwood Cox
Edith Moore
Clara Cox
Clara Boyd
Genevieve Moore
Blue Bird Band
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Wome-Makers
Stehji Silk Mill
Piedmont
High Point Hosery
Highland Cotton Mills
William Tate
Womers
Henry Wearns
John Lindsay, Jr
CC. B. Mattocks
W. M. Marr
C. B. Sheroff
Robert Morrow
Valette Jones
Vail
Illard
B. R. Thurman
L. R. Terry
Allen Austin
Edith Bradshaw
Brame
Candler
K. Denny
Henry Kearns
Gurney Kearns
Bert Kirkman
J. A. Marsh
Bal Millis
Oscar Moffitt
Frank Ogburn
J. S Welborn
Mag Shceloff
Louise Ingram
Wade’ Marsh
G. Pollock
Katherine Raymond
Rochelle
Miss Wineskie
H. I. Coffield
John Linasay
H. W. McCain
Will Price
J. M. S. Salsbury
Robert Sechrest
Frank Sizemore
R. B. Terry
WN Welborn
Clyde Cox
Cummings
R B. Hall
T. A. Kearns
Lamar McCallum
D. RR Pitte
J. M Reynolds
G. W. Rhodes
T. M. Stanton
A. EF. Taplin Cart
Blanche Burgess
Elm Street
Lane Cox
Park Street
Edith Hill
Grimes Street
Addie Moore
Margaret Billings
Relva Callow
Juanita Hammer
Mona Harvey
Taizzie Hunt
Ritchie Johnson
Margaret McAdams
Ester Maness
Lestie Mun
Mary Munyon
Nellie Martin
Frances Montgomery
Bessie Pope
Annette Stowe
Martha Shields
Helen Todd
Nine White
G .C. Kester
John Raper
Ganelle Holt
Mildred Shedford
Katharyn Brooks
Ruth Craven
Mabel Davis
Laura Dodemead
Luecilie Goldston
Violahouse
Hazel Hogan
Anne Milner
Jane Milner
Jewell Montgoomery
Chris Atkins
Grace Smith
Alma Pickard
Eva Hunt
Lela Daniels
Connie Bowman
Nettie Harvey
Elsie Doss
Ollena Northcott
Ethel Wright
Treya Welch
Veda Hyatt
Western Canada Wheat Makes Historic Pacific to Europe Voyage
The steamer Buenos Ayres delivered a cargo of wheat from Vancouver to London marking the first voyage along a Panama Canal route to Europe. Sir George Perley projects a split of export wheat between Pacific and Atlantic ports, while F C Wade notes renewed interest in the Panama route and the Peace River district potential of 30 million bushels with improved transport.
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Vancouver
Bm. C
Buenos Ayres
Thames River
London
America
Panama Canal
Europe
George Perley
Canada
Pacific
Atlantic
F. C. Wade
British Columbia
Great Britain
Mr. Wade
United States
Peace River
Pacific Ocean
Socialist National Convention Planned in Detroit
The Socialist national convention for 1921 will convene in Detroit starting Saturday June 25, with the party’s national headquarters announcing the gathering today.
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Berport
Chicago
Detroit
Veenolak Promoted as Nature’s Remedy for Weak Bodies
An advertisement claims VEENO LAK strengthens weak bodies with natural roots herbs and grape juice. It advises sufferers to use the tonic and notes Hart Drug Co in High Point NY as the seller. The copy argues immediate relief from body disorders through this tonic.
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Mnature
Hart Drug Co
High Point
Priest shoots intruder in Michigan suburb
In Hamtramck Detroit May 23, 87 year old Andrew Kulick was shot in the lung by Rev. John Kovalsky of St Cyril’s Church after four men allegedly tried to break into the rectory. Kovalsky, who fired after flower pots were thrown and threats were made, was released after speaking to prosecutors. Kulick remained hospitalized with possible fatal injuries.
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Detroit
Mich
Andrew Kulick
John Kovalsky
St. Cyril’s Catholic Church
Kulick
Hamtrack
Kovalsky
American Labor Men 10 Visit Russia
William H. Johnston president of the international machinists and Frank L. Mulholland arrive in Berlin from the United States to travel toward Riga and Moscow to study trade and labor conditions. They have not secured permission to enter soviet Russia but hope Bolshviewist ministry approval will allow entry.
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Russia
Berlin
Associated Press
William H. Johnston
The
International Machinists
Frank L. Mulholland
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Riga
Moscow
Johnston
Mulholland
Soviet Russia
International Machinists’ Association
Rice
Steamer Hadneot Crew Beaten by Strikers in New Orleans
In New Orleans the crew of the ship Hadneot, a Shipping Board steamer, was forcibly removed from their vessel by alleged marine strikers. All crew members sustained injuries though none are reported in dangerous condition.
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New. Orleans
Shipping Board
Hadneot
Anion Marine
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