World Fellowship Meet Planned by YWCA YMCA
Next Thursday night the YWCA and YMCA will host their annual World Fellowship program at the YWCA building on East Commerce Street. Committee members include Mrs. A G Douglas Mrs Walter Thomas Miss Catra Cox Mrs Grover Kester and Edgar Hartley. Foreign students from nearby colleges will share home life experiences with speakers Emma Saleeby Emi Hinohara Constance Lam and a Russian princess. Dr Francis Anscome of Salem College will give the closing talk. Miss Clara Coxs class will pour tea served by the Live Yers. Music by The Gtel Reserves and Norman Fidler. Mrs M J Wrenn hopes to attend returning from illness. Mrs Walter Thomas leads in her absence. All friends and members are invited to attend in what is noted as the first such event in High Point.
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East Commerce Street
A. G. Douglas
Walter Thomas
Catra Cox
Grover Kester
Edgar Hartley
Emma Saleeby
Emi Hinohara
Japan
Constance Lam
China
Francis Anscome
Salem
Clara Cox
Local Man Hurt Slipping On Loom At Silk Mill
Litton Towery of Anderson Street, a young worker at Stehli Silk mills, fell on a loom Friday. His arm was badly cut and torn, doctors put 13 stitches in the wound, and he was discharged after treatment and sent home.
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Litton
Anderson Street
Stehli
Towery
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church completes strong year of growth
The Wesley Memorial church reports 173 new members with 62 by profession of faith and a 1,263 student church school with 1,100 active. Attendance rose to an average 719, surpassing 660 last year as normal congregations overflowed the balcony. Leaders were re-elected and a request to keep Rev G Ray Jordan and Rev L F Tuttle for another year was sent to the bishop.
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Wesley Memorial
Board of Stewards
Fred N. Tate
Dred Peacock
W. L. Watson
Edwin D. Mouzon
G. Ray Jordan
L. F. Tuttle
Wesley Memorial Church
Mouzon
Asheville
Edwin Mouton
G. L. Morelock
Gilbert T. Rowe
Bishop Mouton
General Commission On Benevolences
A_ Brotherhood
H. Weat
Kirkpatrick
Dr. Thim
Coochtmans
Eld
Visiting Ministers Fill City Pulpits for Annual Conference
Ministers from the North Carolina Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church will conduct services at multiple churches today. The list details pastors and service times for First M. P., Lebanon M. P., Welch Memorial, English Street, Wesley Memorial M. E., Emmanuel Lutheran, First Reformed, Calvary M. E., Memorial Baptist, East Green St. Baptist, West End Baptist, First Baptist, Central Friends, Springfield Friends, and Grace M. P. & M. E. in Greensboro and nearby areas.
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North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
G. F. Millaway
R. C. Staubbins
Welch Memorial
BR. Trogden
English Street
A. m
D. I. Garner
P. m
J. M. Morgan
Wesley Memorial
M. E
J. H. Straughn
Emmanuel Lutheran
G. R. Brown
First Reformed
Calvary M. E
Young People’s Meeting
T. J. Whitehead
High Point College
F. W. Hilliard
G. H. Hendry
West End Baptist
D. Williams
First Baptist
R. M. Andrews
Central Friends
T. M. Johnson
Springfield Friends
C. BE. Ridge
Greensboro
Grace M. P
BE. G. Cowan
Hoover MacDonald statement cited in naval policy briefing
A joint Hoover and MacDonald repudiation of Navy League charges is cited by the committee. The report notes congress papers remain confidential unless senators view them with safeguards and details cruisers destroyers and carriers delayed under the naval holiday.
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Hoover
Congress
MacDonald
Rapidan
Stimson
Gardiner
Navy League
Senate
John Hays Hammond
Hugh Rodman
Grand Fleet
North Sea
Eliot Wadsworth
the Treasury
Gifford
William R. Castle, Jr
Ernest Lee Jahncke
the Navy
Education Meet Champions Local School Control
Dr. Miller praised local self government as Education Meet expands over public school funds. He warns the culture system leaves generations in stark ignorance of economic and political issues, underscoring the mood and its origins over broader historical trivia.
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A. T. Allen
Miller
Dr. Miller
Gaul
Henry the Eighth
Charlemaigne
Grange puts forth four plank plan for agricultural relief
The Grange endorses a four-plank agricultural relief program to be taken up by the next congress. It supports export debenture for tariff equalization, a stable money system, federal tax revenue for rural schools, and strict enforcement of the 18th amendment, with no call for a special session to discuss acreage cuts.
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North Carolina
Grange
General Assembly
Congress
Inauguration of UNC President Dr Frank Graham Set
Arrangements are complete for the eleventh UNC president Dr Frank Porter Graham to be inaugurated next Wednesday in Chapel Hill. The ceremony will attract hundreds of delegates from colleges and learned societies, with more than 200 institutions and 160 presidents represented. The public is invited to Memorial Hall with outside loudspeakers. The program includes a procession from Graham Memorial to Memorial Hall, a period of silence, a convocation by Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl, oath by Chief Justice W P Stacy, and an inaugural address by Dr Graham followed by a luncheon presided by Josephus Daniels.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Frank Porter Graham
University of North Carolina
South
Graham
Harry W. Chase
University of
Gerrard Hall
John Sprunt Hill
W. W. Pierson
Graham Memorial
Memorail Hall
J. Kenneth Pfohl
North Carolina Moravian Church
Haywood Parker
Asheville
Board of Trustees
W. P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Gardner
Daniels
Memorial Hall
Swain Hall
Josephus Daniels
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Frank Graham A Chapel Hill Icon From Humble Roots
Frank Graham rises from modest beginnings to UNC presidency while remaining approachable and democratic in style. Alumni Louis Graves praises his sincerity and sympathy, noting Graham’s simple speech, genuine interest in people, and unpretentious leadership.
Frank Porter Graham Chosen for U N C Presidency
University of North Carolina prepares to induct Frank Porter Graham as president on November 11. A 45 year old educator with a strong family legacy, he has earned four honorary degrees and will succeed Harry W. Chase. Graham has long served UNC as instructor, secretary for the YMCA, and history professor.
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R. W. Madry
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Board of Trustees
Frank Porter Graham
Harry W. Chase
University of Illinois
Two Negroes Make Up In Jail After Bitter Altercation
Lawrence Bradley and George Crawford, both black, quarrelled near the Southern station with bricks sticks and other objects. They landed in jail after the clash but mended their differences by nightfall, each denying heated statements and claiming the fight was friendly despite Bradley's facial bruises.
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Lawrence Bradley
George Crawford
George
Hoth
Lawrence
Judge Teague
Man Arrested After Head-On Car Crash
M. AL Hancock of 1101 East Russell Street was arrested on drunken and disorderly charges after a head on collision between an Essex coach and a Plymouth sedan on Springfield Avenue near Brentwood School last night. The other driver fled. two ambulances responded but no injuries were recorded. Both cars sustained heavy damage.
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M. AL. Hancock
East
Russell Street
Essex
Plymouth
Springfield Avenue
Brentwood School
Nome
Sechrest’s
Koonce
Rockey Hospitalized After Alleged Affray At Hotel
Frank Rockey, living at the Sennor hotel on Wrenn street, was knocked unconscious after a blow said to be struck by R. B. Garbee of the same hotel. Rockey suffered a head wound and was taken by Se chrest’s ambulance to High Point hospital. Garbee was arrested for affray and freed on bond. Witnesses say Rockey appeared drunk and quarrelled with Garbee before the incident.
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Frank Rockey
Sennor
Wrenn Street
Sechrest
High Point Hospital
Garbee
Rockey
Pattie Bell Rites Held At Laurel Hill Church
Funeral services for Mrs Pattie Bell who died at her home will be conducted at Laurel Hill Baptist Church in Montgomery County this morning at 11. The funeral party will depart the city at 8 45 o clock.
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Pattie Bell
Laurel Hill Baptist Church
Montgomery County
Infant Child of W. N. Garner Dies
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W N Garner of 409 Walnut street mourn the death of their infant son who died about 9 yesterday morning. Funeral services at 2 this afternoon from the home conducted by Elder Tucker. Burial in Trinity Baptist cemetery. Survived by parents two brothers Darrell and Donree an infant twin sister and grandmother Mrs Will Lee of this city.
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W.N. Garner
Walnut Street
Tucker
Trinity Baptist Cemetery
Darrell
Donree
Will Lee
Carraway’s career marked by shifting roles and final quip
The text recalls Carraway’s government aid to farmers during drought relief, his push for Red Cross oversight of public funds, and his Senate committee chairmanship exposing lobbyists. It notes his rise from a poor farm to varied roles, and a last joke minutes before his death about getting up next week despite doctors.
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Red Cross
Caraway
Senate
Amherst Fellow Frank Graham’s North Carolina Leadership
Mrs George Hickory and Norman Hutton Jr visit at Greensbboro road home as long time professor Frank Graham earns Amherst fellowship for two years of study and travel. First year in Washington DC with congress debates and congressional library work. Second year abroad in England and France followed by return to Chapel Hill as full professor in 1927. Graham has led in three NC crises over the last decade.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Amherst
United States
Washington
Congressional Library
Congress
Senate
Hsa
England
France
Chapelill
Frank Graham
North Carolina
High Point Library Adds Popular Novels to Shelves
The High Point public library announces new fiction by Oliver La Farge John Galsworthy Edna Ferber Raphael Sabatini and more. Readers may reserve titles for two cents postage once they are ready for circulation.
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High Point
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Oliver la Farge
John Galsworthy
Edna Ferber
Raphael Sabatini
America
James Trustow Adams
Katherine Brush
Hatter’s Castle
A. J. Cronin
Floyd Dell
Jeffrey Farnel
Kerry
Grace Livingston Hill
Matilda Hunter
H. 8. Keeler
Fannie Heaslip Lea
W. Somerset Maugham
Black Daniel
Honore W. Morrow
Findings In Probe Of Explosion On Ship Remain Secret
San Pedro California November 7 The cause of the Colorado explosion that killed five men and injured twenty two may never be made public Navy board findings were sent to Washington but officials here expect no public report due to a secret mechanism of the anti air craft gun involved in the blast.
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San Pedro
Calif
U. S
Colorado
Navy Board of Inquiry
Washington
Navy
Japan Faces Possible Western Pressure Over Manchuria
The article notes a potential diplomatic boycott by Western nations against Japan, led by the United States, to pressure Japan over Manchuria. China warns it will inform Briand that Japan must be held responsible for escalating outrages in Manchuria, signaling strong collective action.
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Japan
United States
League
Geneva
China
Nanking
Aristide Briand
League of Nation
Manchura
Manchuria
Turtle found in Kalamazoo dates 1907 1921 initials M EB K
A six inch turtle was found in Kalamazoo under a blanket of leaves. It bore the dates 1907 and 1921 and the initials M. EB. K. The find suggests it buried itself for winter.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
M. EB. K
Jobless Will Cut Wood For Groceries In Nebraska
In Columbus Nebraska the county welfare association offers two dollars in groceries per cord of wood cut. The county has contracted for trees on a nearby farm and will pay farmers one dollar per tree for all trees cut. Cord wood will be sold by the county for five dollars per cord.
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Columbus
Neb
County Welfare Association
Delayed Federal Building Site Bids Time on Austin Project
Congressman J P Buchanan says a new federal building in Austin is postponed after the current site’s title is reviewed by attorneys. The existing structure has been on the site for over 25 years while legal checks proceed.
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Deays Federal Building
Austin
J. P. Buchanan
Teaching couple from Yanceyville visit over weekend
Me and Mrs. Ralph H. Vance, teaching in Yanceyville North Carolina this winter, spend the weekend here as guests of Plende and relatives.
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Ralph H. Vance
Yanceyville
N. C
Plende
Man Preserves 1700 Cans From Gardens Plans 300 Meat Cans
John Myers of Brown Ohio stored 1700 cans of fruit and vegetables from spring and summer gardens and intends to can 300 more cans of meat for future use.
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John Myers
Brown, Ohic
Farmers receive relief funds from Congress
A brief notice reports that Southern Soiners Farmers obtained a total of 1935 units of an aid fund and related relief appropriations were approved by Congress.
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Congress
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Edward Kidder Graham
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