J. Ed Millis Named to Hose Control Board
Democrats plan a Sheraton dinner Tuesday night drawing 200 to 250 attendees. Tickets sold fast, with 125 extra printed. some may be available at the door. Executive committee session follows the dinner to discuss May 2 city election matters and other agenda items. Speakers at the NC veterans encampment include Morris A. Bealle, D. W. Carter, and Thomas Turner Jr.
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Sheraton Hotel
Greensboro
Bryce R. Holt
C. L. Shuping
George L. Stansbury
County Board of Commissioners
Joe Phipps
C. M. Waynick
L. J. Fisher
Sessons
Fisher
Local Hosiery Leader Named to National Code Board
J Ed Millis, Adams Mills Corporation secretary treasurer, named by William Meyer of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers to represent the men’s half hose branch on the advisory control board. First meeting set for New York on June 5 to draft a nationwide self regulation code. The plan aims for uniform wage standards with local living cost adjustments and labor group input, covering industry wide conditions across plants.
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J. Ed Millis
Adams-Millis Corporation
William Meyer
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Millis
Congress
New York
Board of Control
National Association
Boy Fatally Se kidnapped by Box Car Wheel
Wiltee Jackson seven year old Negro boy died when a box car wheel ran over him on tracks near Knox Upholstering plant. Eyewitness Fred Stowers said the boy sat beneath an idle car as a southbound train moved cars and the engine cut loose others. Coroner Dr. Harvey said the neck was severed and the right arm crushed. The child was son of Ada Wood and stepson of David Wood of 104 Wiley Street. funeral plans pending relatives.
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Wiltee Jackson
Knox
Fred Stowers
West Green Street
Wiltee
W. W. Harvey
Greensboro
Haizlip
Ada Wood
David Wood
Wiley Street
Special First Aid Work For Colored Scout Leaders Here
The first session of a Stand ard First Aid Specialization Course for colored scout leaders was held at Leonard street school Friday evening. The ten week series began with Dr G E Nightengale presenting What Is First Aid and related topics. Remaining meetings will be led by Dr G E Nightengale Dr J Morgan Dr H H LeMon and Dr J A Martin.
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Leonard Street
G. E. Nightengale
G. EB. Nightengale
J. ©. Morgan
H. H. LeMon
J. A. Martin
Bunn W. Hackney
Ahwarrne Council
Highland Mill
W. A. Price
Hackney
Highland Cotton Mill Methodist Church
Johnny White
James Walden
James Surrat
Chester Spoon
Howard Leonard
Johnny Bradshaw
Alton Walker
Lloyd Taylor
Worth Grant
Boy Scout Campaign Nears Top Despite Shortfall
Reported through yesterday the Boy Scout campaign to enlist 400 supporters has $3,368 raised, leaving $1,695 to reach a $5,063 goal. J Ed Millis says the drive will continue this week with local subscriptions to avoid further budget cuts.
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Boy Scout
Friends
J. Ed Millis
Postal Meet Here July Fourth With Notables Guests
Joint sessions of North Carolina branches of the National Association of Letter Carriers and the Association of Post Office Clerks will feature Miles Ventress of Miami and Joseph C. O Mahoney as speakers. The new federal building will host an inspection tour for several hundred visitors.
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Miles Ventress
Miami
National Association of Post Office Clerks
North Carolina
Association of
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Charlotte
O'Mahoney
Green Street Baptist Church
Edwin Spence
Federal
P. BE. Hauser
Winston- Salem
R. D. Duckett
Asheville
W. B. Farmer
Rocky Mount
C. W. Keller
P. C. Wheeler
Durham
Statesville
E. 8. Hall
S. F. Blackwelder
J. F. Ennis
Sanford
R. C. Wells
Whiteville
D. L. Whitsell
D. Ross Archer
State Convention Textile Workers Here July 8 and 9
A state convention of textile workers will be held here July 8 and 9 with several AFL officials attending. Paul Fuller will speak. Emil Rieve and Francis Gormann are also slated to attend. Four new organizers will be placed in the field to aid hosiery and cotton mill workers. A resolution condemning the Industrial Recovery Act was adopted at the meeting.
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American Federation of Labor
Piedmont Textile Council
Lanville
Paul Fuller
Emil Rieve
American Federation of
Francis Gormann
United Textile Workers of America
Congress
United States
Mrs Tate Donates Historic Library Volumes To College
Mrs A E Tate donated a curated set of historic and literary books to the High Point college library last week. The volumes, once owned by her father J B Richardson, include Life of Christ by Papini and The Four Million by Henry among others, totaling several notable titles.
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A. E. Tate
High Point College Library
Louise Jennings
M. Morley
Bush
Phillips
Moody
Wheeler
Russell
C. W. Beers
Hough
Welch Memorial M P Church Service Announced
Regular services at Welch Memorial M P Church with Sunday school at 9 45. Morning sermon at 11 on Profit and Loss by Rev J D Williams. Christian Endeavor at 620. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Public invited.
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Welch Memorial M
Rites At Three P. M. For Mrs. Tyndale
Mrs Mary Ann Tyndale 83 widow of Morris Tyndale died at her Trinity home Saturday morning. Rites will be held at 3 p m Sunday at the late residence with Rev A C Waggoner of Trinity Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Trinity cemetery. Born Mary Anna Cornell in Brooks County Pa she married Morris Tyndale in 1879 and moved south in 1880. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Farr Johnson Trinity and Mrs June Johnson High Point. one son Albert died earlier.
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Mary Ann Tyndale
Morris Tyndale
Trinity
A. C. Waggoner
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Cemetery
Albert
Farr Johnson
June Johnson
High Point
J London Slightly Hurt In Collision
J London of 721 Morris Street sustained a slight injury after his car collided at the Johnson Street and Lexington Avenue intersection with a vehicle driven by R L Murray of High Point Route Three. London traveled north while Murray went west. both cars damaged. police investigated.
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J. London
Morris Street
R. L. Murray
High Point
Johnson Street
Lexington Avenue
Mr. London
Mr. Murray Wes
Memorial Service Opens VFW North Carolina Encampment
A memorial service at the Paramount theatre opens the Veterans of Foreign Wars North Carolina encampment on Sunday June 4 at 2 30 pm with R Warner as chaplain. Speakers include Rev J M Hilliard D V Carter and Capus M Waynick. Distinguished guests include Admiral Robert E Coontz and Maj Gen W A Smith.
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North Carolina
America
Chalons - Sur - Marne
France
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of North Carolina
Paramount
R. Warner
J. M. Hilliard
Confederate Veterans
D. V. Carter
Spain
Capus M. Waynick
Paramount Theater
Keith
Council of Administration
Sheraton Hotel
Miss McAdams and Davidson Win College Essay and Oratorical Awards
Miss Ina McAdams won the essay medal and Dwight Davidson won the orators medal at High Point college Friday night. McAdams spoke on White Hyacinths for the Soul and Davidson spoke on Banking. Other entrants were Elva Cartner A Forward Look Ida Johnson This Modern Language Unity Nash Women in Politics and John Morgan The New Deal. Iris Welch played a flute solo and Dorothy Hoskins sang a vocal. Judges were Thomas W. Sprinkle KE J Walser and Henry Grady Owens.
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Mise Ina McAdams
Charlotte M. Amos
Dwight Davidson
Rabinowitz
High Point College
Coates to Address High Point Lawyers on Extradition
Albert Coates professor of law at the University of North Carolina will speak to the High Point Bar Association after its dinner at the Elwood hotel Monday night at 7. Horace Haworth president will preside marking the May gathering. R T Pickens secretary said Coates will discuss Extradition a field in which he is a recognized authority.
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Albert Coates
University of North Carolina
High Point Bar Association
Elwood Hotel
Horace Haworth
R. T. Pickens
Coates
Senior Class Night at High Point College Honors 300
Approximately 300 attendees watched High Point College seniors host annual Senior Class Night in the auditorium. Miss Elizabeth Gurley welcomed guests while Carl Smith and Lester Farr introduced students and handed out gifts. Dwight Davidson read the last will and testament and presented the college yearbook.
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High Point College
Elizabeth Gurley
Carl Smith
Lester Farr
John Morgan
Ina McAdams
Elizabeth Ross
Dwight Davidson
P. E. Lindley
Dwight M. Davidson
Gibsonville
Gladys Culler
C. L. Gray, Jr
College to Confer Two Honorary Degrees at Commencement
High Point College will bestow two honorary degrees Monday at the commencement. Dr. Charles Edward Forlines will receive the Doctor of Literature and T Wingate Andrews will receive the Doctor of Education. Dr. W P Few of Duke University will be the commencement speaker.
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Charles Edward Forlines
T. Wingate Andrews
Few
High Point College
W. P. Few
Duke University
Gideon Ireland Humphreys
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Methodist Protestant Church
Forlines
Andrews
Humphreys
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. M. Andrews
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
Woman’s Hall
Roberts Hall
E. A. Sexsmith
Board of Christian Education
General Methodist Protestant Conference
P. B. Lindley
C. L. Gray, Jr
John Taylor
Joseph Coble
Thomas Ellis
Robert Williams
Mary Reid Idol
Ola Mae Stafford
Jewell Welch
L. W. Gerringer
Margaret Sloan
Ddr
W. Taylor
High Point firm lands annual government chair contract
The High Point Bending and Chair company won an annual contract to supply government departments with various office chairs starting July 1, 1933. Bids set prices, with the firm receiving all orders for the specified types. Competition reduced for these items, with potential yearly value near $60,000 and large orders tied to new government buildings. Alma and Myrtle Desk firms and others in High Point expect similar contracts soon, effective in the next fiscal year beginning July.
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Washington
High Point Bending and Chair Company
High Point
Alma
Myrtle
Dr Frederick R Taylor Speaks at Central Friends Tonight
Dr Frederick R Taylor will headline services at Central Friends Church tonight at 8 o clock with the topic Alcohol From the Doctor's Standpoint. Earlier at 11 o clock Rev Tom A Sykes preaches The Light That Lighteth The World and 9 45 morning class sessions are held for Bible school and Brotherhood Men. Mrs John Hedrick presides at the evening program.
Jamestown Plans Memorial Service For Deceased Residents
Jamestown will honor deceased residents at a seventh annual community memorial service today at 3 p.m. at Jamestown M B Church. Rev. G. T. Bond of Park Place Methodist Church, Greensboro, will deliver the memorial address. The program includes prayers, hymns, solos, and a roll call of the deceased.
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Jamestown
G. T. Bond
Greensboro
Jamestown M. E. Church
Jamestown M. B
Park Place Methodist Church
Kelman Gomo
Dallas Goodman
Curtis Newton
David McKinnon
Pleming
H. E. Jones
O'Hara
Mr. Bond
Hiram McGee
Emory Lee Modlin
George W. Norman
J. J. Oakley
Mary E. Barbee Osborne
Mary Parsons
Sarah Nance Ridge
Berta Ring
Letitia Causey Robbins
Robert B. Thompson
Boy 14 Hurt After Run Into Automobile on South Hamilton
Alton Reese, a 14 year old Negro boy of 12223 Powning street, received a broken right leg and severe scalp lacerations when he ran into an automobile driven by E. H. Garris on South Hamilton street about 6 pm yesterday. He was taken by ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment. fifteen stitches were required for the scalp wound. Witnesses said the youth did not see the northbound car. No charges were filed against the driver.
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Alton Reese
Powning Street
E. H. Garris
Hamilton Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
George R. Miller Rites Held At Archdale Church
Funeral services for George R. Miller 72 a real estate man who died suddenly at his Archdale home will be held Sunday morning at 10 from Archdale Methodist church with Rev W T Allbright officiating. Interment will follow in Thomasville cemetery.
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George R. Miller
Archdale
Young Man Held On Forgery Charges
Mervin oe. 24, of South High Point, jailed in default of 2500 dollars on five forgery counts tied to an unsuccessful attempt to cash checks drawn on David T. Yow’s accounts at a local bank.
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Mervin Oe
South High Point
David T. Yow
Vigorous Thunder Shower Strikes High Point After Noon
A strong thunder shower drenched High Point yesterday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30. Heavy lightning and thunder accompanied the rain driven by a southwest wind, but the brief storm aided local plants and crops.
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High Point
Returning to a boylike joy of learning untethered by age
The quote reflects a man who longs for the pure curiosity of youth. It celebrates learning as simple joy and freethinking faith uncorrupted by years of prejudice.
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