Colored students named to honor roll at Normal High
The honor roll list at Normal High School colored section shows seniors Geraldine Truesdell Royster Baldwin Frances Spencer James Champlin Blanche Sapp juniors Leslie Truesdell Addie Blanton Lucy Champlin Ethel Walker Corenne Humphrey Geraldine Gunnaway sophomores Josephine Griffin Jackson Knight Clara Humphrey Ruth Baldwin Julius Ashworth Paul Haizlip Elwood Tyson freshmen Annie B Clark Walter R Golston Vernell Caviness Addie Revels Herbert Morehead Mary Morrison Stella Torrence Madge Moore all achieving grades from 83 or higher as standards were raised from 80.
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Geraldine Truesdell
Royster Baldwin
Frances Spencer
James Champlin
Blanche Sapp
Leslie Truesdell
Addie Blanton
Lucy Champlin
Ethel Walker
Corenne Humphrey
Geraldine Gunnaway
Josephine Griffin
Jackson Knight
Clara Humphrey
Ruth Baldwin
Julius Ashworth
Paul Haizlip
Elwood Tyson
Moscow expels 76 in crackdown on opposition leaders
The Moscow control commission expels 76 Communist Party members for organizing underground meetings led by Trotzky Leon Kaneneff and Christian Rakovsky, former Soviet ambassador to France, in a continuing drive to suppress opposition.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leon Trotzky
Gregory Zinoviev
Moscow Control Commission
Trotzky
Leon Kaneneff
Christian Rakovsky
France
High Point Library Observes Book Week November 13 19
High Point's library prepares to celebrate Book Week with a fifty book exhibit lent by the Book Shop Greensboro. The event aims to promote literature for children and includes posters by fourth and fifth grade students and free Gift for Children's Book Shelves lists.
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Marianne Martin
National Association of Book Publishers
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Girl Reserves
Stevenson
Kipling
Dumas
Ruskin
High Point Public Library
Greensboro
American Library Association
J. C. Hill
C. F. Tomlinson
Jarrett
Enterprise
High Point
Sanitorium radio station run by patients broadcasts at North Carolina facility
At the North Carolina Sanatorium in Sanitorium, Station BUG operates within the hospital’s own radio system. Bed patients Bob Widenhouse and Bill Matthews spearheaded donations and setup, turning it into a 24 hour controlled program with donated equipment and records. The project, supported by ex-patients and local businesses, serves about 120 bed patients with broadcasts beyond rest hours. Anna Held to produce clean plays in New York with her first project Restless Woman and a new stage identity Liane Cajera.
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Radio Commission
R. L. Widenhouse
Kannapolis
William H. Matthews
Winston-Salem
Bob
Bill
Bob Widenhouse
Men’s Ward Two
Bill Matthews
North Carolina Sanatorium
New York
Anna Held, S Jr
Miss Held
Liane Cajera
Vesper Service Opens World Fellowship Week
Observance of World Fellowship Week of Prayer begins this afternoon at 4 o clock with a vesper service at the Y W C A building on East Commerce Street. Mrs. C. E. Sheloff leads the program with the topic The Worlds Y W C A.
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World Fellowship
Young Men's
Young Women's Christian Associations
East Commerce Street
C. E. Sheloff
Y. W
Need of the World for Christ Service at First Baptist
Mrs. Sheloff's Sunday school class from the First Baptist church sponsors a service titled The Need of the World for Christ. The program invites all young women's Sunday school classes. a quartet will provide special music. Daily meetings will be held at 2:30 PM through the rest of the week.
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Cc. A
Textile goods markets stay quiet in New York
New York reports ongoing quiet in cotton goods markets with weak prices for later deliveries of print cloths and convertibles. October production fell to 68 percent, shipments to 88.4 percent, stocks rose 17.6 percent, and unfilled orders dropped 13.6 percent.
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New York
Catalog fragment lists fabric names with prices
The snippet lists various fabrics and prices including dards 14c denims 19c tickings 23c and 24c prints 8 3-4c staple ginghams 10 1-2c dress ginghams 16 3-4c and 18 1-2c.
Futures settle steady with December to July contracts
Futures closed barely steady as receipts 3,106 and American futures held near unchanged. The Dec 10.67, Jan 10.67, Mar 10.65, May 10.64, and Jul 10.57 figures indicate muted moves in the market.
Liverpool cotton prices steady in dull market
Liverpool spot cotton edges lower with only slight firming in some grades. Prices shown include strict good middling 11.86 and middling 11.21, sales reach 3 000 bales of which 2 200 are American. Also notes Colombia achieves a 66.34 percent drop in per capita debt over five years.
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Liverpool
Columbia
South America
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