Rersville Lions Club Meets on May Evening
ERSVILLE May 25. E P Billups presided the bi monthly Lions Club meeting at the Methodist church. A dinner was served and Rev Walter Allen gave the invocation. John M Brown of Jem and J W Woollen of High Point were guests. Hugh Justice spoke on the recent Donkey derby fundraising for the charity. Brown delivered a humorous speech and urged members to strengthen fellowship and resist greed. Local pastor Rev Allen received good wishes as he prepared for his Holy Land pilgrimage. The gathering featured church music, red and white decor, and a hearty supper with over a hundred attendees.
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Ersville
E. P. Billups
N’s Club
Methodist 1
S Club
Walter Allen
John M. Brown
Jem
J. W. Woollen
High Pointer
Walster
Hugh Justice
Brown
Mbers
Felip
Tomn
Allen
Holy Landers
Jesus
Widow Admirers Help Local Woman in Time of Need
A local widow receives aid from admirers of a poet as she spends days with her brother Dr J R Paddison before heading to Mt Alsby to visit relatives. Edith Helms, a Woman's College Greensboro student, will vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Helms starting Saturday. Mrs Will Snow of High Point visits her sister Mrs Newton Allen on Wednesday. CongressmanFrank Hancock of Washington DC visits local friends on Friday. Mr and Mrs Sam Vance Sr and Fred Vance attend Lexington homecoming of the Junior Order on Saturday.
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Sam Vance, Sr
Fred Vance
Lexington
Cardul Promises Relief for Nervous Young Women
A Biloxi Mississippi reader shares a testimonial about Cardul as a tonic to aid nerve weakness and menstrual irregularities. The letter claims after six doses the writer became regular, with troubling symptoms stopping and improved health noted.
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Cardus
Thelr
Young Peoples Rally Held Here At First M P Church
The Methodist Protestant youth rally at First M P Church featured Rev F L Gibbs of Pittsburgh directing with Dr H L Freeman presiding. Leaders and delegates from many states outlined training growth from a 1917 twelve student program to 34 camps and about 4 000 students, under the theme Young People Work In Action a Panorama.
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F. L. Gibba
Pittsburgh
Department of Christian Education
M. P
H. L. Freeman
Adrian College
Adrian
Mich
Mra. C. M. Arachel
Kendallaville
Ind
A. G. Dixon
D.D
High Point
Freeman
E. A. Sexsmith
Baltimore
Lawrence Little
D. D
Westminster
F. L. Gibbs
Gibbs
North Carolina
J. R. Helms
Alabama
W. O. Lynch
Arkansas
R. Mark Reed
W. C. Mathes Fort Smith
Oklahoma
C. &. Prantly
Georgia
B. F. Langdon
Tuinola
W. H. Lee Spratt
Indiana
H. BE. Williams
Iowa- Missourii
L. EB. Dixon
Kansas
G. W. Andrew
Kentucky
J. EB. Garlington
Louisiana
R. W. White
Maryland
EB. R. Willson
Michigan
B. Z. Herrington
Mississippi
C. W. Sage
Missouri
T. J. Whitehead
J. Morton
Ohio
G. C. Weaver
Onondaga
Howard Bemrick
J. C. Allman
South Carolina
J. A. Richardson
Texas
T. Hinl
Texhoma
Ralph Richards
West Virginia
Horace Thurston
Local student wins Kaufmann Kohler prize at graduation
Alexander D. Goode of High Point and Leonard Mervis of Holliday's Cove W Va share the $100 Kaufmann Kohler prize for best essays at Hebrew Union College Cincinnati graduation on May 23. The award honors Jacob H Schiff of New York. The essays discuss The Organization of Jewish Life In Palestine During the Yabweh Period.
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Alexander D. Goode
High Point
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Mr. Goode
Leonard Mervis
Holliday's Cove
W. Va
Oppose High Point School Tax Supplement This Citizen Writ
A letter argues against a proposed 50 000 school tax supplement, warning it could cost nearly 1 000 000, require state or local votes to repeal, and raise taxes for all residents. The writer urges tax relief for homeowners, cites higher rates in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, and advocates using current funds for practical education while refusing new levies.
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High Point
Guilford County
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Forrersville
Lion’s Club
Mr. Allen
D. W. Harmon
C. R. Kerner
Edgar Shore
Mesdames W. C. Stafford
Gregory Graham
Winston-Salem
Sam Vance, Jr
Tilla Harmon
Kenneth Greenfield
J. P. Adkins
Mesdames
Thomas Fleshman
Anne Lee Graham
Winston- Salem
Maggie Lea Cotton
Margaret Cotton
Greensboro
Lucille
Josephine Mitchell
Nile Street
Lucille Mitchell
Louise Baker
Ways and Means
Helen Parrotte
Margaret Heath
Mozelle Newell
Misses Mitchell
Lucille and
Mozell Newell
Kathryn Harrison
Vivian Baker
Mickey Harrison
Helen Parortte
Oscar L. Sapp
Charlotte
N. W. Sapp
Kernersville Academy
James F. Kerner
J. R. Paddison
Ralph V. Wilson, Jr
Bruce Walker
Liberty
Louise Stanley
Clinic Hospital
Roger Paddison
Albany
Heaffer Junction
Wis
Eugene Field
Field
Eugene II
Young Lady’s
Chas
Emons, Doz
NT Golden
Iumbers, Ib
Armour Star
Aptos
Young Peoples Rally
First
M. P. Church
Thomasville
John Doe
PRAC
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