High Point Elks boost Better Baby health contest entries
The High Point Elks No. 1155 health contest now lists over 100 candidate babies aged six months to four years. Each entrant receives a physical exam and health status chart, with 25 prizes for the top scoring children. registration continues at 120 South Main Street Elks headquarters.
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High Point Elks
The
Elks
Better Baby
South Main Street
Robert George Small
George M
J. C. Forbis
Holton Patreet
Pearl Joyce
Tillatson
E. L. Tillatson
City
Iris Ruth Cecil
C. W. Cecil
Pickett Street
Charles R. Ingram
Putnam Avenue
Lewis D. Ridge, Jr
L. D. Ridge
High Point
Claude F. Garner
J. A. Garner
Vance A. Rumiley
A. C. Rumley
Franklin Street
Robert 8. Craven
J. W. Craven
Bobby Shiviey
Shiviey
Knox Apartments
Jean Kathryn Murry
R. L. Murry
Alvis H. Ennis, Jr
A. H. Ennis
Gatewood Avenue
Patricia J. Balcomb
W. A. Balcomb
Circle Drive
Lois J. Metters
R. C. Metters
East Green Street
Ray Wardell, Jr
Ray Wardell
Elam Street
Robert Baird, Jr
R. J. Baird
Denny Street
Lora J. Allen
T. R. Allen
Randolph Street
Betty J. Wagner
Raymond Wagner
Park Street
Marion E. Pardue
W. A. Pardue
North Main Street
Mary E. Patterson
C. G. Patterson
Elm Street
Owen Gallman, Jr
J. O. Gallman
Montheun Avenue
Charlene Thomas
C. M. Thomas
Boulevard Street
Virginia D. Moore
J. L. Moore
Doris Street
Margaret Jennings
D. W. Jennings
Gurly Street
William A. Moffitt
W. A. Moffitt
Springfield Avenue
Barbara J. Gray
BE. M. Gray
Church Street
C. D. Hu
Naughty coeds at Thatcher Hall attend midnight theater preview
Oklahoma A and M coeds living in Thatcher Hall are confined to their rooms with no dates or phone calls after slipping out to a midnight theater preview in Stillwater.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
M. College
Thatcher Hall
Btillwater Theater
Sleek fur trimmed coats redefine winter style
The Tailored Woman notes innovative fur rich cloth coats for winter. Designers blend fur with wool to flatter lines, offering jacketed coats with skirts, fur yokes, puff sleeves, and jeweled collars. A black diagonal wool coat topped with mink creates a slender silhouette.
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NEA
Ehringhaus Attacks GOP on State Expenditures
Democratic gubernatorial candidate J C B Ehringhaus charged Republicans with government waste during a Charlotte speech at the courthouse. He claimed the Hoover era cost North Carolina about a billion and a half dollars and that federal taxes sent to the treasury could have paid eight years of state, county, and municipal debt without new taxes. Ehringhaus rebutted Clifton Frazier’s criticisms, said bonds were soundly financed, and noted state credit remained intact while national costs rose and state debt fell.
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I— J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Hoover
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Clifford Frazier
Salary Checks For Second Month For High Point Teachers
High Point city schools sent teachers their second month’s salary for November earnings as Superintendent T. Wingate Andrews announced. The district has a full quota of state and county funds and plans to operate for about eight months without further city funding until next May.
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High Point City
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Hollywood Gossips From Filmland Highlights
Monte Blue returns from a three month tour to shoot two more pictures before road work. James Cruze has steered films for 11 years. Metro studio employs a city sized police force. Leslie Howard clings to the same pipe. Howard and Boold humor noted.
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Filmland
Monte Blue
James Cruze
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Leslie
Leslie Howard
Norman Shearer
Lionel Barrymore
Buster Keaton
William Haines
Hollywood
Nils Asther
School and children's shoe sale with leather soles
In Mmawa a Pa Tan Elk and Black Calf Lace Shoes for children in white tan elk and black calf lace styles. Sizes 2 1/2 to 6 at Children’s Pumps Oxfords and Lace Shoes. Also girls black calf lace school shoes and boys school shoes with leather or Panco soles. Special at Se.
Roof Fire at 1114 Smith Street Quelled by Bucket Brigade
A small roof blaze occurred yesterday when sparks from a falling ember set the shingle roof of a house at 1114 Smith Street ablaze. Firemen arrived after a bucket brigade had already extinguished the flames. The owner is Wil Edwards and the occupant is T. Perry. Roof repair costs were estimated at 85 or $10.
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Smith Street
Wil Edwards
T. ©. Perry
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