Junior Order 10 Opens New Quarters in Terry Building
Guilford Council No. 23 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will formally open in the Terry building at 310 North Main Street next Friday at 7 30 p m. Monroe Adams state councillor will speak with BE Crouch quartet and Herbert Lowe and his Early Risers providing musicRefreshments will be served New officers elected Friday night include B H Jordan as councillor J A Green past councillor J F Taylor vice councillor Kester Burrow as assistant recording secretary J F Hart chaplain and others.
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Guilford Council
United American Mechanics
Terry
North Main Street
Enterprise
Monroe Adams
Statesville
BE. L. Crouch
Herbert Lowe
B. H. Jordan
J. A. Green
J. F. Taylor
Kester Burrow
J. F. Hart
J. B. Suttenfield
W. S
High Point Patrol Photo of Washington Jamboree Group
A group photo features the High Point School Patrol members who traveled to Washington for the annual jamboree. Sergeant J W McMahon leads the identification bureau and Sergeant J Pike and Motorcycle Officer Paul Charping are shown among the local white boys listed in the caption.
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High Point School Patrol
Capital
J. W. McMahon
Police Department
Bureau of Identification
Washington
J. ©. Pike
Paul Charping
Bobby Holt
Joe Fowler
Horton Calhoun
Bill Perry
Harold Teague
Bruce Quigley
Billy Lindsay
Jack Jackson
Reid Marsh
Jimmy Jones
Lewis Watkins
Edward Sale
Stewart Stone
Ray Amos
Arnold Koonce
Coy Jackson
J. C. Pike
Weekly Market Letter Signals Mixed Tone For Utilities And Municipal Bonds
The market shows a tentative base with slow trading and optimism for a fall boom. Utilities and Commonwealth and Southern attract buying while Budd Mfg. remains a preferred pick amid rising industry orders. The Supreme Court ruling on municipal bankruptcy stirs debate on due process and debt refunding, with North Carolina issues trading steadily and new bonds commanding high prices in markets across the country.
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Commonwealth
National Department
Budd Mfg
Budd
Russia
Supreme Court of the United States
North Carolina
North Inn
Ste
Winston-Saley
Catawba County
Farmville
Actress Leads In Race With Husband
QUEBEC May 30 Actress Ann Harding built a long lead over former husband Harry Bannister in a race to England with their seven year old child Bannister overtook Harding in Quebec, having flown from Newark New Jersey Harding sailed aboard the liner Duchess of Atholl last night instead of waiting for the Empress of Australia due to sail this afternoon
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Ann Harding
Harry Bannister
England
Quebec
Bannister
Newark
N. J
Mise Harding
Cops collide in Rutherford County motorcycle crash
A state highway patrolman and a Rutherford county traffic officer were slightly injured yesterday when their motorcycles collided in Forest City.
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Forest City
Rutherford County
Noisy Giants of the Animal Kingdom List
The passage names the lion bull elk sea lion wolf and elephant as the greatest noise producers in the animal world highlighting their vocal activity and ear-catching sounds.
Trade Shows Gains Despite Cold Weather In Some Places
Retail demand rose last week and summer buying ahead, with consumer spending 10 to 15 percent above 1935 levels. Industrial activity dipped slightly. residential construction boosted the index. Auto output and April payrolls reached multi year highs. steel activity slowed but second quarter earnings may top Q1. Youngstown mills show employment above 1929 levels.
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Associated Press
Furmer
Resi
Cram's
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York
Youngstown
Camporee Ends Today With 240 Scouts At Uwharrie Camp
About 240 Boy Scouts from the Uwharrie Council conclude their camporee today at Camp Uwharrie near Jamestown after pitching tents, forming separate campsites, and having judges inspect sites and equipment. Stunt night featured 21 troops on Friday with 17 remaining Saturday.
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Uwharrie Council
Camp
Uwharrie
Jamestown
Third Party Prospects Discussed at Chicago Meeting
In Chicago on May 30 a gathering of self-styled liberals canvassed third party chances for the fall campaign. The conferees sought a cross section of opinion from farm and labor groups on forming a convention to create a third party. They planned to weigh entering state races and building a liberal bloc in Congress at a conference called by the Farmer-Labor Association of Minnesota.
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Chicago
Farmer-Labor Association of Minnesota
Troops Showcase Stunts At Camp Evening Program
The 38 troops in camp presented their stunts last night. Rev. C. N. Regal, pastor of Green Street Baptist, led vesper services at the camp Saturday evening. This morning at 7:30 Rev. J. Clay Madison, pastor of First Methodist Protestant, conducted Sunday school.
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C. N. Regal
Green Street Baptist Church
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
Music Club to debut with first concert on June 14
The High Point Community Music Club, now 37 members, plans its first public concert Sunday June 14 at a local uptown church. A drive aims to reach 150 members as the group seeks to become a permanent non commercial unit advancing music appreciation and latent local talents. Lieutenant Burt Carter of the Salvation Army clarified the club’s inclusive mission.
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High Point Community Music Club
Burt Carter
Salvation Army
Postponed Inquest Into Death Of Local Farmer
Inquest into the death of Wood C. Johnson the Gastonia farmer fatally injured at his home near the farm last Saturday night will be held next Friday instead of last night. The postponement was to allow for realization. John Eubanks 26 of Belmont and Charlie 4 a Negro hired man on Johnston's farm were principals in the case.
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Gastonia
C. Johnson
Gaston
John Eubanks
Belmont
Johnston
Brass Emphasis Draws Public Interest Across Bands
Separate units to study band and orchestra formation attract officials and clans. Organ interest grows as a type organization gains support from public leaders and community groups.
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