Badge to Street Association Receives Merit Honor
Mrs Ernest White of Greens boro returned home to Greensboro after visiting Mrs H W McCain and attended the Bay Street School P T A meeting where she presented a badge of merit for the association's fine work. The text also covers postponed Mother Daughter Banquet Archdale festival and other local notices.
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Ernest White
Greensboro
H. W. McCain
White
Bay Street School
P.T. A
R. A. Green
Winston-Salem
M. A. Bowers
Green
Bowers
Thursday social clubs meet in Emery wood and Johnson street
The calendar lists a 3:00 contract club at Mrs. Frank Foy's Emery wood home and a 3:30 retail club at Mrs. John R. Peacock's Johnson street home on Thursday. Friday features a 7:45 Roycroft Junto meeting at the Sheraton hotel.
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Frank Foy
Emerywood
John R. Peacock
Johnson Street
Roycroft Junto Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ray Street association wins city standard award event report
The Ray street association received the citys coveted Standard and Superior award at a Tuesday meeting. Mrs. Ernest White of Greensboro state chairman presented the honor in a charming talk. The program also featured a community sing led by Dan W. Smith and a May day festival with a May pole dance by school children. Mrs. R L Brinson presided, noting the associations notable work during the past year. Miss Edgerton honored at party by Miss Louise Edwards at Sunset drive. Guests included night school faculty. gifts included handkerchiefs. Dainty refreshments followed. Miss Inez Reynolds and Robert Vance wed in a simple eight oclock ceremony Tuesday night.
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Woman’s Club
W. T. Saunders
Jones Street
Sam Baylor
L. R. Johnston
RAY Street P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street School
Standard and Superior Association
Ray Street Association
Ernest White
Greensboro
Dan W. Smith
Miss Edgerton
Louise Edwards
Sunset Drive
Eva Edgerton
Miss Edwards
F. E. Moses
Powell
Mildred Powell
Parmalee, N. C
Josephine Childress
Danvile
G. L. Reynolds
R. S. Farmer
M. P
Vera Smith
L. E. Honeycutt
Vance
High Point High School
High Point College
Guilford County
C. W. Vance
Bartlett Yancy High School
Yanceyville
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Visitors and guests figure in High Point social page
Mr and Mrs J P Rawley return from Paradise Point. Mrs Spencer Wise Miss Hattie Wise and J M McCorkle of Washington DC visit Mrs Alex Rankin Jr in Emerywood. Baxter Rogers of Indianapolis arrives to be with his mother Mrs T J Rogers patient at High Point hospital with unimproved condition. Mr and Mrs Hoyt Cunningham and children Hoyt Jr and Betty Lee guest at sister Mrs H W McCain home on Johnson Street.
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Spencer Wise
Hattie Wise
J. M. McCorkle
Washington, D. C
Alex Rankin, Jr
Emerywood
Baxter Rogers
Indianapolis
T. J. Rogers
High Point Hospital
Mrs. Hoyt Cunningham
Hoyt, Jr
Betty Lee
Mr. Cunningham
Time May Come Opinion Sparks Manganese Court Feeds
London papers rally around a scientists claim that a trace of manganese in a mother's blood governs mother love. One weekly paper imagines a future where deserting mothers are dragged to court and forcibly fed manganese by bailiffs.
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London
Cuba Largest Sugar Source Supplying Global Markets
Cuba, producing about 5,000,000 tons yearly, stands as the world's largest single source of sugar. The bulk of the offer shapes international sweetness supply and price dynamics.
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Cuba
Value of Public School Property In North Carolina Soars 1919 1929
The Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina public school property rose from 16.29 million to 107.86 million dollars between 1919 and 1929. Per pupil costs and per child investment climbed, white and black school values expanded, and high schools grew from 391 to 881 with enrollment up to 109,957 by 1929.
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North Carolina
Concord Set For Cotton Pageant
Concord unfolds The Voice of Cotton a two night open air pageant depicting cotton history from early use to modern times. Conceived by Miss Jean Coltrane with extensive planning and cotton decor gracing the city.
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Concord
Jean Coltrane
Miss Carrie Brewer Whitsett Visits Winston-Salem Friends
Miss Carrie Brewer Whitsett is spending this week with friends in Winston-Salem.
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Carrie Brewer Whitsett
Winston-Salem
Ace of Clubs Meet at Tomlinson Home in Thomasville
Mrs W B Tomlinson hosted a delightful Ace of Clubs bridge meeting at Sunset Avenue in Thomasville with three tables in use. Mrs R K Farrington was top scorer, Mrs Paul Hassler second, and Mrs Ralph Hinkle won the visitors award. a luncheon followed.
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Tomlinson
Bridge Club
Thomasville
W. B. Tomlinson
Aces of Clubs
Sunset Avenue
R. K. Farrington
Paul Hassler
Ralph Hinkle
Mesdames R. K. Farrington
Nat Walker
Alvah Boyles
Charles Clegg
J. F. Garner
Jesse Green
Walter Newby
Guy Dudley
Danville
Harry Herrington
Atlanta
Vera Dixon
Ted Chatfield
Celia Satter
Asheboro to Hold Commencement Weekend Exercises
Asheboro schools prepare for the annual commencement at the school auditorium with Dr. C G Tillman delivering the sermon and town pastors contributing. Dr Henry Louis Smith will give the commencement address as the class consisting of Helen Amick Ina Andrews Chloe Allen Lucile Brown Minnie Lee Burk head Maude Burrows Ernest Baldwin Ralph Bulla Maxine Covington Virginia Cross Verna Cox Eldon Cox Waldo Cheek Vernon Demarcus Alexander Fox Calvin West Thelma Hurley Hasty Gladys Henley Jack Hasty James Harrington Vance Kivett Esther Lambert Doral Milks Paul Miller Juanita Pickett Stanton Presnell Beulah Ritter Lucy Clyde Ross Margaret Robins Coy Staley Lois Stout Pauline Smith and Golda Tysor graduate on Tuesday.
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Asheboro
C. G. Tillman
Henry Louis Smith
Helen Amick
Ina Andrews
Chloe Allen
Lucile Brown
Minnie Lee Burkhead
Maude Burrows
Ernest Baldwin
Ralph Bulla
Maxine Covington
Virginia Cross
Verna Cox
Eldon Cox
Sara Helen Covington
Odell Crawford
Waldo Cheek
Vernon Demarcus
Alexander Fox
Calvin West
The
Davis Cup Play In Washington Today
The United States and Argentina open singles play for the right to reach the Davis Cup in Europe as Frank X. Shields faces Guillermo Robson and Sidney B. Wood Jr. is matched against Ronaldo Boyd at the Chevy Chase Club in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Chevy Chase
Frank X. Shields
Guillermo Robson
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Ronaldo Boyd
Woman suffrage origins in Maryland 1647
In 1647 Maryland saw early advocacy for women’s political rights when Mistress Margaret Brent, heir of Lord Calvert, pressed for a seat in the Colony’s Legislature as a major landholder.
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America
Maryland
Margaret Brent
Lord Calvert
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American Legionuxiliary
Lewis E. Teague
M. T. Hicks
W. A. Hayes
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R. I. Farmer
Panama
Dow A
Shays
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
R. L. Brinson
Parents Teacher Association
Inez Reyolds
Robert Vance
Inez Reynolds
Gladgi Paiker
J. P. Rawley
Paradise Point
Edgar D. Lee
College
Columbia, Mo
Mary
Julia
Martha Wickster
Bucklin, Mo
Atlanta, Ga
Sarah Greer
Eloise Welch
Salem Street
Olive Skidmore
Harlan, Ky
W. E. Tingley
Mrs
Walter Green
Mr. Green
J. L. Maynard
Woman's Missionary Society of
Winston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kernersville
James FB. Lambeth
W. L. Hutchins
Ira Johnson
E. J. Pope
Carson Cox
J. C. Green
G. W. Lyles
Main Street Society
W. G. Smith
Rome
Fay Long
Catawba College
Max Bones
North Main
Yow’s Funeral Home
Giars Park
Ema
Lucette
Beavans
Iety
Qesemlanie
South Main
Mann
Miss Gooch
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