Central Friends church to host Armistice supper program
The Central Friends church moves its supper program to Tuesday Armistice day with Duke University official Henry R. Dwire delivering the message. The event features Central Friends male quartet Tom A. Sykes Norman Fidler Jos J. Cox and Willard Mendenhall. Tickets available from Miss Mendenhall or Mr. Sykes. sale ends 1 p.m. Monday.
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Central Friends Church
Henry R. Dwire
Duke University
Dwire
Central Friends
Tom A. Sykes
Norman Fidler
Jos. J. Cox
Willard Mendenhall
C. M. Hauser
G. H. Kearns
Ella Hutchison
Miss Mendenhall
Mr. Sykes
Programs Planned For Education Week At Fairview Street
Fairview Street school marks American Education Week with two public programs on Wednesday November 12 and Friday November 14. The events feature songs by the school and readings including What the Schools Have Helped the Individual to Achieve What the Schools Have Helped America to Achieve and The Schools of Tomorrow and the Future of America. Rev F R Mason and Mrs L H Walden deliver addresses along with remarks by Principal O E Davis and a Negro National Anthem chorus.
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Fairview Street
God of Our Fathers
W. P. Wright
E. Grogan
America
L. H. Walden
America the Beautiful
M. E. Miles
Faith of Our Fathers
Future of America
F. R. Mason
First Baptist Church
Our America
O. E. Davis
Unrest at School Entrance Amid Hunger Relief Pleas
A crowd at a school entrance reflected widespread hardship as registrants, mostly families, begged for food rent money and shelter while others, including a 26 year old Purdue artist and a job seeking engineer, spoke of taking any work. A 23 year old girl and her child sought shelter at Hyde Park police station as hunger and unemployment persisted.
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Purdue University
Hyde Park
Mrs H F Miller and her children survive truck-train crash
Mrs H F Miller and her three children of Elyria escaped with no injuries after their car was struck and dragged by a freight train near Bucyrus Ohio. The family crawled from the wreckage as the vehicle was torn apart.
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Lucky Bucyrus
H. F. Miller
Ilyria
Boundless Triumphs in 1893 World Fair Derby
The largest stakes credited to the late Snapper Garrison amount to 49500 dollars won when the jockey brought Boundless home in front in the World Fair Derby at Chicago in 1893.
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Snapper Garrison
Boundless
Chicago
City Plans Unemployment Survey Here
Mayor C A York announced a comprehensive unemployment survey will be undertaken by the city to relieve distress and aid the Board of Public Welfare. Unemployed residents must register at fire stations No 1 and 2 on Wrenn Street if they are heads of families or dependents of them and have lived in High Point six months. The welfare department seeks employer cooperation to assist distressed families and reports the survey aims for a more intelligent handling of unemployment without signaling a crisis.
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Board of Public Welfare
C. A. York
Wrenn Street
Welfare Department
High Point
Board of Welfare
Arthur Woods
York
A Vision of Cemeteries and Restful Grounds by Reid Marsh
A writer critiques aging graveyard sights and proposes an ideal cemetery with a green lawn, winding paths, benches, and small wildlife. He contrasts decayed mounds and marble with his imagined park like resting place and jokes about misleading keep off signs.
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Reid Marsh
Funeral Services Held For C. F. Brown
Funeral services for Charley Franklin Brown of 116 West Willis Street were held at the Main Street Methodist church with Rev. A L Aycock and Rev. George T Tunstall officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Zollia Wall Paul Wrenn Hubert Gillmore Mr Shoaf Gurney and Everett Royals.
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Charley Franklin Brown
West Willis Street
Main Street
M. E
A. L. Aycock
George T. Tunstall
Green Street
Everette Royals
D. F. Payne
E. R. Yarborough
B. W. Manly
W. N. Forris
M. L. Fletcher
T. L. Cagle
C O. Bean
Myrtle Davis
Elgie Morton
Dorma Kinley
Fielding Kearns
State-Wide convention banquet to feature Dr Graham
The State-Wide convention will center on a social feature at the First Presbyterian church and welcomes local members and visiting delegates. Tickets for the 300 guest banquet are available Monday at the Sheraton hotel information desk.
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First Presbyterian Church
Sheraton Hotel
Graham
Industrial safety program schedule at High Point event
The document lists a two day program with registration at 8 00 A M and a 10 00 A M opening session in High Point North Carolina The agenda covers sectional meetings on medical safety textile and woodworking industries with named chairmen and speakers from North Carolina Ohio Maryland and national firms including Cannon Mills Liberty Mutual Travelers Hartford accident and indemnity Co and R J Reynolds Tobacco Co The Thursday program continues with a 7 30 P M general session led by J Dewey Dorsett and includes talks on first aid and medical treatment.
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T. A. Wilson
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Raleigh
N. C
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
C. E. York
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Old North State
Matt HH. Allen
Harry Winkler
Maryland Casualty Company
Charlotte
Insurance
J. J. Cosby, Jr
The
Travelers
W. H. Beckerdite
Cannon Mills
Kannapolis
Robert Williams
Thomasville Chair Co
Thomasville
John F. Anderson
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Hartford
North Carolina College conference officers and speakers listed
Dr J I Foust and Dr E C Brooks are named as presidents of state colleges with Dr Richardson as toastmaster. Election of new officers is set for Tuesday afternoon. The article lists numerous local and state officers, chairmen and visitors inviting the public to attend the conference sessions and hear two national speakers.
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J. I. Foust
E. C. Brooks
State College
Richardson
Congress
Binford
E. P. White
Asheville
E. E. White
Greensboro
Arthur Wiatt
J. L. Henderson
Hickory
Forrest Murray
R. L. Brinson
Edgar Whitener
Walter Reich
J. E. Marsh
Howard Swaim
J. Vassie Wilson
N. S. Stirewall
W. W. Idol
A. E. Taplin
John Lindsay
H. D. Sears
David Yow
J. I. Groome
Murray
Loser on a Loser Play Demonstrated in Bridge Auction
The article presents three examples of discarding a losing card on a winning card to save a trick in suit declarations. It explains how this technique can strip the declarer of a suit, prevent opponents from entering to ruff, and sometimes secure the contract or game with careful timing and trump management.
Land Casualty Co. and Safety Conference Banquet Note
The document lists speakers and topics at a safety conference including management and employee attitudes toward safety, accident prevention, and the value of statistics. It references Banquet details, notable figures from Travelers Insurance, Liberty Mutual, State organizations, and North Carolina officials. Hoover is cited praising cooperative spirit between employers and workers.
Industry must improve lives through work not just produce
The article argues industry should provide satisfactions of life to workers, not only goods. It praises subordinating mechanization to worker well being and happiness, and notes faith that industry raises human satisfaction alongside products. It references a funeral notice for Miss Hooker detailing family and services.
Miss Bessie Hooker Succumbs To Witness
Cary resident Miss Bessie Hooker died at a local hospital yesterday after an illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Bessie Hooker
Cary, N
Yester
Bankhead opposes Democrat-led Senate organization
Senator-elect John H. Bankhead of Alabama rejects the idea of the Democrats organizing the Senate or House even if nationwide results give them a majority. He says he does not want the Democrats involved with the He yer administration and urges Republicans to organize and steer until out of office.
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New Orleans
John H. Bankhead
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Senate
House
Heyer
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