Wright Memorial Exercises Begin Next Saturday
Memorial to the Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville is set for unveiling at Kitty Hawk with 11 30 start next Saturday. Speakers include Patrick Hurley Lindsay Werren and Gov Gardner. Ruth Nichols will unveil the monument as the coast artillery band provides music.
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Raleigh
Wright Brothers
Wilbur
Orville
Kitty Hawk
War Department
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Lindsay C. Werren
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Ruth Nichols
Regiment Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Secretary of War
Norfolk
Firemen Repair Toys for Christmas Joy
A mother received a brand new doll for her sick daughter on Christmas morning and expressed deep gratitude for the firemen who made the gift possible. The child played with the doll for days, embodying the joy and tenderness of the season, and the mother urged kindness to help more children in need.
Y Will Complete Teams for Budget Campaign Monday
The High Point Young Men's Christian Association plans a November 15 to 17 campaign to raise its current budget. Officials urge business leaders and ministers to support this religious effort, stressing the Y as essential for physical mental and spiritual values and for national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Young Men's Christian Association
High Point Ministers’ Association
Hoyse Love
Bright Spots in High Point Seen by F. J. Sizemore
The report notes diversity in industry in High Point and points to resilience after a great loss. F. J. Sizemore highlights continued business activity and potential bright spots amid economic challenges.
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F. J. Sizemore
Archdale P T A Meets to Plan Promising Year
Archdale Parent Teacher Association meets Monday night at 7 30 led by new president Mrs Reuben Payne with planner Mr Blaylock. Armistice Day program highlights include readings by Miss DeBerry Miss Blaylock and a WWI lecture by Mr Payne plus music by Mrs Andrews and others. Bay Street P T A to address health problems and child study with Mrs Coe. A social tea honored Bay Street teachers and staff with remarks by Mrs Yow and Mrs Willard. Allen Jay senior class hosted by Miss Lucille Griffin with games and refreshments for attendees.
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Archdale
Archdale Parent-Teacher Association
Reuben Payne
Blaylock
Archdale School
Virgie DeBerry
Jean Blaylock
Fred White
Flanders Field
Payne
America
John Andrews
Bay Street
David Yow
C. H. Williard
W. B. Hall
Anne Wood
R. F. J. Johnson
T. Wingate Andrews
Allen Jay
Lucille Griffin
Springfield
Adelenta Briles
Bessie Bundy
Clark Elder
Martha Ingram
James Ingram
Coke Miller
Catherine Reddick
Karin Sheppard
Waneta Thomas
Harvey Vincannon
Eula Weaver
Gilbert Weant
High Point Chamber Urges Recovery and Strength
The High Point Chamber of Commerce reports 1929 hosiery and textile jobs at 8120 dropping to 7392 and notes bank resources totaling over 69 million for one set and 589 thousand for others. It cites home ownership at 40.6 percent and auto ownership at 74.7 percent, urging citizens to propose constructive plans for full recovery. The letter is signed by F. J. Sizemore, Secretary-Treasurer.
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High Point
North Carolina
Wilmington
Asheville
Chamber of Commerce
High Point Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Sizemore
Central Friends To Hear Rev. T. A. Sykes In Service Today
Central Friends church hosts a morning Bible school session at 9 45 with Horace Haworth in charge. At 11 Tom A. Sykes speaks on The Golden Rule in Action for High Point Citizens with special choir music. Evening talk at 7 30 by Sykes on Christian Religion in a Changing World.
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Bible School
Central Friends Church
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
D. Ralph Parker
Tom A. Sykes
High Point
Norman Fidler
Sykes
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
H. A. White
Anna Mendenhall
Young People’s Society
Local doctor to speak on child mental health at Brentwood PTA
Dr. S Saunders will address the Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association child study group Thursday at 3 30 PM, on The Mental Health of the child. This is the third lecture in the series following Mrs. Ingram on The Child's Sleep and Mrs. Coe on The Child's Appetite. Mothers of Brentwood school children are invited. grade representatives meet at 3 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Geddie
Hubert Liverman
Little Red
Mra
C. Coe
Parent- Teacher Council
8. S. Saunders
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Fred P. Ingram
Brentwood School
Bundle Night to Aid Welfare Board Receives Shoes
Misses May Frazier and Annie Lee Jarrell announce a Bundle Night inviting all members to bring bundles of shoes and clothing for the welfare board to distribute. The event highlights community charity and organized donation efforts.
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May Frazier
Annie Lee Jarrell
Welfare Board
Distribuon
Lutheran Group to Hold Winston-Salem Convention
Tenth annual convention of the Brotherhood of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina will meet at Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church in Winston-Salem on Thursday November 17. Program includes devotions, addresses by W. P. Hooker and J. L. Fisher, district reports, a banquet, and election of officers.
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The
Brotherhood of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North
J. H. Swaim
Chas. B. Gilbert
District Brotherhood
H. EB. Isenhour
Iron Mt
Jacob L. Morgan
U. S. C. Brotherhood
Harrisburg
E. W. Wagoner
J. L. Fisher
W. L. Kinney
J. 8. Marion
Lenoir-Rhyne College
W. T. Whit
Engagement Break Sparks Bitter Exchange in Madrid
A heated exchange in Spanish circles reveals a broken engagement with Evelyn. One party accuses the other of similar treatment, highlighting a personal rift and public embarrassment amid the Madrid social scene.
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Hurley
Warren and
Gardner
Harriet Padgett
Pauline Matthews
Parent-Teacher Association of
Brentwood
Lutheran
MEET
Winston-Salem
of Brotherhood
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of N
Evelyn
Madrid
Gruen
Fifth Avenue
Schiffman’s
High Point Store
Geneva
Biel
Switzerland
Gruen Watchmakers Guild
Cincinnati
Gagne Ee Sond
Iridium Gry
Pentagon
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