High Point Community Notices Chronicle Local Events
Mrs J A Morris a patient at High Point hospital for treatment Mrs Hunt confined to home with tonsillitis Dr Rippey to speak to Women s Wesley class at Wesley Memorial church Sunday morning at 1 o clock Mr and Mrs Hal G Robbins announce birth of a son Bobby at 1607 North Hamilton Street Mrs Samuel Harris patient at High Point hospital post an operation and recovering well Musical Art Club to meet Monday at 8 pm with Dr Hubert Poteat to speak on Music In the Church and the Sunday School Oyster supper at Mrs C B Carters 1219 Redding Street proceeds to Union church building Lebanon Society to hold Thanksgiving services and two plays by Lebanon M P church Ladies Aid Society Monday evening Pentagon Club new members admitted Johnson Street P T A meeting reports and programs South Main Street M E B Circle tacky party for Mrs J R Plummer birthday celebration and prizes awarded
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Musical Art Club
Muteal Art Rt Club
Hubert Poteat
Wake Forest College
C. B. Carter
Redding Street
New Union Church
Lebanon Society
Lebanon C. B. Society
Charles Haddon Nabers
Presbyterian Church
Lebanon Church
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of Lebanon
M. P. Church
North Main and
Lexington Avenue
Johnson Street P.T. Association
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
America
Brown
Seward
Virginis Frank
Pugh
Missionary Society of the South Main Street
M. EB. Church
J. R. Plummer
J. EB. Jester
L. W. Kearns
Carl Wright
R. C. Plummer
L. W. Ke
Cecil couple attend Rexall convention in Charlotte
Mr and Mrs A C Cecil attended the Rexall convention in Charlotte yesterday accompanied by Dr A A York of this city. Mrs Roy Fowler has recovered enough to be out at her Greensboro road home. Glenn Southern Vance Welbern and Robert Reese with Dr G H Sumner of Asheboro plan to attend the Georgia Tulane football game in Athens Ga Saturday.
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A. C. Cecil
Rexall Convention
Charlotte
A. A. York
City
Roy Fowler
Greensboro Road
Glenn Southern
Vance Welbern
Robert Reese
G. H. Sumner
Asheboro
Athens
Schulte-United Announces Reorganization Sale
Schulte-United closes its era as it rebrands as The Modern Thrift Department Store and hosts a sweeping first sale. The event promises brand new, seasonable merchandise at prices not seen in 15 years. Early crowds are expected as shoppers seek first choice bargains.
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Schulte-United
Schulte United
Garner and Hoover clash over political strategy
Garner argues the party should control the House without obstructing policy and warns against treating White House proposals as automatically flawed or sanctified. He says Democrats may be accused of politics in an election year and emphasizes equal consideration of administration actions.
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White House
Hoover
Japanese front lines advance toward Tsitsihar in Manchuria clash
General report from Tsiteihar notes Japanese casualties and occupation of a Chinese outpost north of Tashing. Tokyo orders more planes and troops to Manchuria, with replacements to Dairen. Repairs on Nomoli river bridge complete, boosting transit for future offensives toward Tsitsihar.
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Tashing
San Chien-Fang
Angasehi
Tatun
Tangkantsu
Associated Press
Tientsin
China
Blagovaschensk
Siberia
Nonni River
Tsitsihar
Noan
Daily News
Dairen
Manchuria
Mah Chang@han
Blagoveschensk
Harbin
Tsiteihar
Anganchi
Teitsthar
Kumaoto
Hiroshima
Tsits Thai
Japan
Asami
Russia
Moscow
Nomoli River
Hoover plan keeps ship program intact strengthens navy jobs
Hoover states continued construction of all ships authorized by the program will not decrease and will slightly raise total direct and indirect naval employment in the next fiscal year. He notes details will be presented to Congress next month and that the tonnage of combatant ships in construction will be outlined.
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Con
Congress
Coleman To Lecture Again Tonight On Japan
Horace Coleman continues a series on Japan under Central Friends auxiliary. He will speak at the church this evening at 7 30 with lantern slides illustrating topics from gardens to art and industry. Teachers and students are invited.
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Horace Coleman
Japan
Central Friends Auxiliary
Coleman
Greensboro protests state funding cap on local taxes
Equalization group ends open hearing as it considers a petition to stop taxation beyond 50 percent of the state standard for Greens boro. Chairman Broadhurst notes only Guil ford and New Hanover counties have eight month school systems, and warns the board’s limit could cut this year’s budget by 80 000 and last year’s costs by 160 000. About 6 500 Greensboro residents signed petitions to remove the cap, emphasizing the city as an educational center facing potential harm to public schools.
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Greensboro
City Couucil
City School Board
County Board of Education
County Commissioners
Broadhurst
Guilford
New Hanover
Greensboro School Board Hearing Seeks Amicable Budget Accord
Board members clash over budget policy with critics calling for local control and retention of top teachers. Chairman Broadhurst says no court threat, while Moseley urges relief from the flat supplement cap. Delegation includes Greensboro and other districts at the hearing.
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J. A. Morris
High Point Hospital
DR. Rippey
Wesley
T. L. Rippey
Wesley Memorial Church
Harris
Samuel Harris
Ing
Pickett Mill
Lebanon Ladies Aid
Pentagon Club
Byron Abels
Chase Idol
Frank Parker
Bill Fraley
Talmadge Ellington
Arthur Marsh
Princess Cafe
Byrum Abels
Lloyd Hughes
Ed Rankin
Charles Holley
G. I. Humphreys
Plummer
Moffitt’s
North Main
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Alfred Sze
Mah Chan-Shan
United States
Britain
Lydia E. Pinkham
Draper
Bridget
Nat
WLW
East Green
East Washington
Sea Foods
Robert F. Moseley
Greensboro City
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Eveready
Max Mayer
Miss Gooch
North Main Street
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