Green Mask Dramatic Club Promotes Public Stage Fame
The Green Mask dramatic club, with 115 members, meets semi monthly and performs only for invited friends. This year they produced twelve one act plays with over 3 000 in audiences. Lima Beans placed second in a state contest and was invited to Chapel Hill for the state tournament. The club splits into senior and junior units led by Robert K Marshall and Miss Louise Hunter among others. Senior members include Carl Gibson Harvey Curlee Dorothy Smith Alfred Moffitt Eloise Ingram and many others. Junior officers include Robert Kiriakides Ruth Packer and Hilda Allen. Public productions included The Drums of Dude Lima Beans The Dear Departed and Young America.
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Green Mask Dramatic Club
Chapel Hill
Louise Hunter
Mary Penny
Sareel Billerbe
Robert K. Marshall
Josephine Hege
Lavinia Powell
Carl Gibson
Harvey Curlee
Dorothy Smith
Alfred Moffitt
Eloise Ingram
Edgar Allen
Rose Askew
Ernest Allman
Mary Esther Barker
Albert Boynton
Joe Buchanan
Gilbert Clinard
Xine Clodfleter
Harry Coble
Ruth Coffield
Dorothy Cummings
Harvey Curllee
Margaret Curry
Mary Drew Dalton
Sarah Denny
Kkent Douglas
Roger Edwards
Frances Einstein
Juanita Evans
Josephine Ferguson
Velva Hayden
Bessie Hedrick
Grady Hedrick
Margaret Hedrick
Fred Holcombe
Pauline Holcombe
John Huff
Ethel Hyman
C. T. Ingram
Sarah Jarrett
Dorothy Kreiger
Mary Kemp
J. D. Koonce
Anna Lanier
Beulah Lewallen
Thelma Lotts
Oliver Loving
Harry Morrill
William McAnally
Dorothy McCanless
Eliza McLaurin
Buster Moffitt
Margaret Neave
Eleanor Paul
Marie Payne
Billy Price
Mary Doane Rankin
Dora Samet
Hazel Scoggins
Mary Scoggins
Eyerly Sebastian
Dot Smith
Rae Smith
Mildred Stewart
Lillie Mae Stroud
William Taylor
Mildred von Drehle
William von Drehle
Ernestine Vincannon
John Whitescarver
Wayne Garner
Kelman Gomo
Frances Gueth
Roy Harris
Lois Hedrick
Ruth Hepler
William Horney
Joseph Jarrell
Ellen Jeffers
Thurlow Kearns
Robert Kiriakides
Virginia McCain
David McKinnon
Harold McMahon
Mary Mullis
Ruth Packer
Katherine Phibbs
Reginald Rogers
Grace Scott
Meredith Strickland
Mary Thomas
Iris Welch
Dude
High Point Track Team Enjoys Splendid 1930 Season
The 1930 High Point track squad coached by Charles Spencer and James Ellington enjoyed the best season since 1913. The team went undefeated in duals and triads, ranking near Charlotte and near Wilmington, with Captain Gurley scoring 72 points and five other standouts reaching top finishes. Harry Williamson set state records in the mile and half mile, while Alfred Moffitt excelled in hurdles and broad jump with top marks in the all-state and all-southern meets.
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Chas. E. Spencer
James Ellington
High Point High School
High Point
Charlotte
Wilmington
Black Bisons
Greensboro
Winston
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Gurley
Alfred Moffitt
Davidson
Chapel Hill
Frank Sizemore
Civitan
Goodwin
Harry Williamson
Harvey Gurley
Ted Thomas
Curley
Thomas
Broad
C. T. Ingram
Harris Jarrell
Paul Carroll
Gatewood Shipman
Marian Sams
Garland Ridge
American Tobacco Short Line Railway Set to Open Saturday
The American Tobacco Company will formally open its new short line railway linking the Durham plant and warehouse to the Durham and South Carolina and Norfolk Southern railways. A 60 member party will inaugurate the line, including VPs C A Penn and Thomas H Taylor, traffic director T T Harkreder, president George R Loyall, Col W B Rodman, F L Nicholson of Norfolk Southern, and President Williams of the Durham and South Carolina railway.
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Durham
American Tobacco Company
South Carolina
Norfolk Southern
C. A. Penn
Thomas H. Taylor
New York
T. T. Harkreder
George R. Loyall
Col. W. B. Rodman
F. L. Nicholson
Williams
The
Durham and South Carolina Railway
Airmen Fined After Nap in Durham Street
John Maxwell and C W Good, fliers with an aerial circus, parked their car on a downtown street and slept. Wakened by officers they fought briefly before recognizing lawmen. In court they paid fines totaling 190.85 dollars for illegal possession of whiskey carrying a concealed weapon drunkenness and resisting arrest.
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Durham
John Maxwell
C. W. Good
Tham
Legion to push education of 12900 war orphans nationwide
The national headquarters of the American Legion will ask every state this year to enact laws providing education for the country’s 12,900 war orphans, as part of a nationwide drive.
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Indianapolis
The
American Legion
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