Monarchs Open Sixth District Meeting in Durham
The Monarch clubs of North and South Carolina opened their sixth district convention at the Sheraton in Durham with 60 delegates lodged and 100 more expected. Dr. D R Perry presided, Rev F L Conrad offered invocation, and Mayor C A York gave the welcome. Activities include speeches on the Monarch idea, officer elections, and a banquet with a singing group and speeches.
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Monarch Clubs
North and
South Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
D. R. Perry
Durham
F. L. Conrad
C. A. York
J. E. DeGafferelly
Winston-Salem
J. H. Coman
Monarch Club
N. L. Garner
High Point Club
Hal Trentman
The
Charlotte Club
Dp. Ry. Petr
High Point Country Club
Mesdames Fergurson
H. M. Taylor
A. H. Holton
N. N. Garner
Joe Snider
Elmer Hedrick
G. H. Jones
America
Carolina
Ennis Orchestra
Mill Serenaders
A. B. Conrad
Cystex touted for urinary and backache relief
Ad claims Cystex relieves backache leg pains night calls and bladder irritation. States fast action within 15 minutes and broad praise from customers. Promises improved sleep and energy with an iron clad guarantee, price 6 dollars at any drug co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woney
Women’s freemasonry yields a secret female language in India
The passage notes that Indian women, largely among their own sex, have formed a strong mutual solidarity or “freemasonry.” In some regions a distinct women’s language has emerged that men cannot understand, illustrating gendered linguistic practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Card of Thanks for Chas Brown Family
A brief card expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral tributes during the illness and death of Chas Brown, signed by MR. E. G. BROWN and FAMILY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. — Brown
G. Brown
Red Cross Roll Call Begins in High Point
High Point launches its Red Cross roll call aiming for 1 650 new memberships. The effort, led by American Legion auxiliary chair Mrs Lewis E Teague, operates from downtown drug stores and stations with volunteers at Post Office Hart's Mann's King’s and more. Afternoon workers joined as the drive continues through today and possibly longer.
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High Point
Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Lewis E. Teague
Morning Post Office
B. W. Kirkman
Hart’s
Thag West
Mann’s
C. A. York
N. L. Garner
Mann's
Horace Haworth
Elizabeth Welch
King's Drug Store
Jack Burris
J. C. Welch, Jr
Matton’s
Harry Doctor
Economy
A. Sherrod
Cecil’s
L. W. Flythe
Ingram’s
L. J. Ingram
Minnie P. Vail
Greene
C. D. Smith
Dixie’s
Joiner’s
West End
J. W. McQuinn
Lewis Teague
Hart's
Carson Burns
Mann
W. J. McAnally
W. J. Bennett
King
J. C. Welch
Matton
Russell Blackburn
Grover Kester
Cecil
Reid Kearns
Ingram
A. M. Richardson
Gate City Woman Elected First Vice President Of P T A Congress
Mrs. J. O. Burton of Greensboro was chosen first vice president of the North Carolina congress of parents and teachers at the 12th annual convention in High Point. Other officers include Mrs. J. L. Henderson Hickory and Mrs. H. D. Stoner Asheville as vice presidents and Mrs. Harold Glascock Raleigh as recording secretary. Nearly 200 delegates attended opening sessions at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Burton
Greensboro
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Wesley Memorial Church
J. L. Henderson
Hickory
H. D. Stoner
Asheville
Harold Glascock
Raleigh
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
E. E. White
J. H. Highsmith
George Mitchell
Wilmington
Duane McCracken
L. M. Connor
Burton
E. P. White
Henderson
Arthur Watt
Stoner
M. T. Hicks
High Point
Glascock
J. B. Sidbury
Frank Castlebury
Greenboro
John MacRae
Charlotte
E. L. Hinton
Frances Hays
The
National Congress
Forrest Murray
Congress
Connor
L. F. Tuttle
High Point High School
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
Meyer
Curtis Bynum
Bertha Whittington Buttrick
Martha Sue Buttrick
J. T. Burke
State Congress
W. W. Livers
Hays
Ellen Lombard
Ed. P. White
E. B. White
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Graham
E. C. Brooks
State College
J. I. Foust
N. C
C. W
High Point Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
C. A. York
L. R. Johnston
Woman’s Club
T. Wingate Andrews
Department of Sociology
Francies S. Hays
National
P. T. A. Congress
Frank Howard Richardson
Black Mountain
Douane McCracken
Ada Arlett
University of Cincinnati
Rockefeller Foundation
Minister R J Farmer Returns From Albemarle Conference
The Rev. R. J. Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant church returned from the annual conference session in Albemarle. He spoke at Central Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday and was named fraternal messenger to the North Carolina conference in Asheville in 1931. W. W. Idol served as lay delegate and C. L. Gray as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Albemarle
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
South
North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Asheville
W. W. Idol
C. L. Gray
Mrs Fue Steed Dies Near Trinity at 72
Mrs Fue Steed aged 72 died last night at her home on Trinity route 2. She was active in Mt Vernon church and survived by son Tom Steed and three daughters plus 17 grandchildren. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Mt Vernon church at 2 PM with Rev. W R Kelly.
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Fue Steed
Trinity
Steed
Mt. Vernon Church
Tom Steed
Trinity Route 2
Anna Hunt
Randleman
Gurney Field
Claud Coletrane
High Point
W. R. Kelly
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in High Point
Armistice Day passed with little public observance in High Point. Banks and city offices closed. post office shut at noon. civil court session suspended. A moment of silence at 11 am marked by factory whistles and bells as the community observed the armistice and honored World War heroes.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Westinghouse Honors Printing Industry
Westinghouse sponsors a coast to coast NBC radio program about the printing industry. William Pfaff, president of the United Typothetae of America, will speak on the history and impact of printing with a forty piece symphony orchestra providing music. The program airs tonight at 10 o clock EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
William Pfaff
United Typothetae of America
International Association of Master Printers
National Broadcasting Company Tonight
Injured In Collision At Corner In High Point
Louis Welch of 232 Montheu avenue was slighted injured when the Ford he rode in collided with a Packard at the corner of 6 North Main and Richardson streets. Welch was taken to High Point Hospital by Sechrest's ambulance and later dismissed with a lacerated hand scalp injuries and bruises. Witnesses say the Ford traveling north on North Main was hit by the Packard from Richardson on their right. No charges have been filed.
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Louis Welch
Montheu Avenue
Ford
Packard
North Main and
Richardson Streets
Welch
Sechrest
High Point Hospital
North Main Street
Richardson Street
Wage Cut Protest Reaches Hoover Over Richmond Bank Unit
The Richmond Building Trades council protests to President Hoover that J. A. Jones Construction of Charlotte NC has cut wages for a new Richmond federal reserve bank unit and influenced local contractors to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Building Trades Council
Hoover
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Jones Construction Company
Charlotte
N. C
Carl Wood Bags Buck At Paradise Point
Carl Wood of this city and William Barber of Mt Ulla bagged two buck deer at Paradise Point last Friday. Wood killed a 200 pound buck and is having the head mounted while enjoying venison. Local huntsmen report success in eastern North Carolina, including a buck by W B Thomas about 50 miles east of Kingston last week.
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Carl Wood
William Barber
Mt. Ulla
Paradise Point
Mr. Wood
North Carolina
W. B. Thomas
Kinston
National officers extend greetings to North Carolina convention
Three national officers sent greetings to the 12th annual North Carolina congress convention in Greensboro. Mrs. Hugh Bradford Mrs. David O Mears and Mrs. Charles H Remington expressed best wishes and appreciation for child welfare work and future cooperation. Messages included invites from the South Carolina conference to attend its Columbia gathering November 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bradford
National Congress of Parents and Teacher
Sacramento
Calif
David O. Mears
Essex
Mass
Charles H. Remington
National Magazine
North Carolina Congress
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Bradford
The
National Congress
South Carolina
Columbia
Auto Ownership Abroad Rates by Region
The figures show 77 percent of American automobiles in Australia, 90 percent in British East Africa, 99 percent in Canada, 85 percent in South Africa, and 72 percent in India.
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Australia
British East Africa
Canada
South Africa
India
False Teeth Powder Fasteeth Promises Secure Fit
Fasteeth powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding or rocking. It claims no gummy taste and leaves breath sweet. Available at Eckerd's of High Point NC or any good drug store.
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Eckerd’s
High Point
N. C
Court of Honor Awards for 27 Scouts
Twenty seven Scouts received advancement and 36 badges were awarded at the regular month meeting of the local Court of Honor held last night at West Ley Memorial church. Several named Scouts received Star and First Class ranks while others earned various merit badges across multiple disciplines. Eagle Badges will be awarded to three Scouts at January Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley Memorial Church
G. B. Daniel
G. L. Asburo
O. Delk Smith
B. W. Hackney
Allen Austin
D. Clarke Johnson
Carson Dawkins
Sam Coble
Millard Coble
Howard Garner
John Austin
William E Huskey
Secon
Clyde Bass
Robert Alfred James Sedberry
William A. Horney
William Shields
Rober Rue
Mark Taylor
Ralph Carroll
Hono
George B Craven Joins Creative Print Shop Plan
George B Craven long time printer and newspaperman joins J P Laffoon in operating The Creative Print Shop in the city. Craven, once Greensboro Daily News news editor, has run bond printing and weekly papers in Virginia and the Carolinas, with a bond printing plant at his Infinity firm to be merged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Craven
Creative
City
Rhodes Press
J. P. Laffoon
Craven
Wa News
Greensbor Daily News
Virginia
South Carolina
Tfinity
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Sover
Princess
Business Men’s Land
Princes Cafe
Becun
Legion Auxiliary
Gate City
Parent-Teacher Congress
Mr. Farmer
Bellas Hess CO
South Mai
Chichesters Pills
Brena
W. Broad
Clyde Farley
C. F. Farley
College Street
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage CO
Buck
Court OF Honor
Scouts
Schwab Tailoring Company
407 East Broad &T
the Bank of Service
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V.pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
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