Former High Point Man Preaches Commencement Sermon
Rev Roy E Leinbach former pastor of the First Reformed church of this city preached the commencem ent sermon at the high school last night in the auditorium. He urged fruitfulness through heredity and environment and supported the bond issue for education. He cited Prof Huxley and stressed doing God’s will for fruitfulness and challenged graduates on their future contributions to society.
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Fiddlers Contest Set At Trinity School Auditorium
An old fashioned fiddlers contest will be held at Trinity school auditorium next Saturday at eight pm to benefit Trinity school. Competitors from Randolph and nearby counties are invited with no entry fee. Cash prizes will be awarded and judges will decide the winners. Participants should meet at 7 36 pm for program setup. Public invited from High Point and nearby areas to attend.
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Hollywood on Location as Stars Gather for Reunions
Homer Scott, Ma bel Normand cameraman, recovers after a fall on location with the Normand company in Hollywood. Joseph M. Sehenck and Norma Talmadge, Constance Talmadge, Natalie Talmadge, and Buster Keaton are in town between pictures for a family reunion-like gathering. Katherine McDonald of Preferred Pictures heads to location for White Shoulders, and Wesley Barry of Marshal Neilan’s First National tour plans a city-by-city appearance schedule before returning to Hollywood in about two weeks.
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Unemployment Problems Eliminated In Jugo Slavia
Jugo Slavia reports near full employment with 13 060 000 people in agriculture and rising non agricultural demand. An American syndicate builds a 1200 mile railroad costing 130 000 000 while domestic firms push rail and housing projects. An industrial exhibition in Zagreb and brisk trade in Podgoriva marketplace highlight a booming economy.
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Leesburg Inn Sold in Public Action
The Leesburg Inn in Leesburg Virginia owned and managed by Maurice Castleman formerly of Clarke County was sold at public auction to Mr. Jones of Falls Church Virginia for 18000 dollars. Eppa Rixey of the Reds started poorly but then won three games in a row.
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Patrick Henry Birthday Marked by Legacy of Resolutions
Tomorrow marks the 186th birthday of Patrick Henry born in Studley Hanover VA and the 15th anniversary of his Virginia house of burgesses resolutions opposing the stamp act. Henry led the move nine days after taking his seat in 1765 with a speech praised by Thomas Jefferson as surpassing any he had heard. The resolutions defined colonial rights and condemned the stamp act as unconstitutional, fueling resistance to British rule and shaping American liberty.
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