Leonard Street Notes Highlight Education Week and Civic Groups
More than 250 parents and friends heard Liston C Pope speak at Leonard Street School PTA addressing whether organizations serve the public good and have future value. American Education Week activities featured seventh graders presenting educational facts, with a Country Dinner planned by Ladies Air Circle No 4 at St Mark church. Rev W T Lomax to preach Friday for conference fund, with choir.
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Liston C
Pope
Leonard Street PT. A
Wesley Memorial M. B&b
South
Leonard Street
Leonard St
Ladies Air Circle
Blanche Lindsay
Ladies Air Circle No
Mesdames Hattie Leach
Mary Elliot
Emma Fouchee
Daisy Tribble
Pearl Boyer
Sallie Palmer
Lula Siler
Swannie Saunders
Gertrude Kendall
W. T. Lomax
Woman's Memorial A. M. E
Conference Fund Club
Miss Quetter Whitaker Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Quetter Whitaker was honored with a surprise birthday party on East Commerce Street hosted by her parents Saturday afternoon. Friends present included Almago Williams Daisy Malloy Ida Alston Mamie Carver Mattie Paschal Irma Whitaker and others along with Lonnie Whitaker Travis Whitaker Clyde Fisher Tal Madge Moore John Gregory Nelson Deberry and Jack Phifer.
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Quetter Whitaker
Fairview Street Elementary Observes Education Week Programs
Fairview Street elementary filled its calendar with activities last week. A movie outing of Uncle Tom's Cabin drew a large crowd for Monday night. Throughout the week the school ran daily programs on American education with topics planning for tomorrow and developing new types of schooling.
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Fairview
Fairview Street
Students honor American Education Week with fifth grade play
Observance culminated in a fifth grade play directed by Mrs. Pearl P. Burford and Miss M. C. Robinson during assembly. Sixth and seventh graders created booklets on notable Black Americans with Jasper Lamhorn winning first prize for a Robert Louis Stevenson collection.
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Pearl P. Burford
M. C. Robinson
Jasper Lawhorn
Robert Louis Stevenson
William Dixon
Leonard Street Teams Top Fairview In Local Soccer And Kickball
The Leonard Street soccer team coached by W. E. Merritt beat Fairview 2 to 1 last Thursday. Fairview coached by Willie Halton faced a tougher Leonard Street girls kick-ball match, losing 15 to 10 on Fairview ground with Leonard Street dictating pace. Directors include Mrs. C. R. Deberry for Leonard Street and Miss Alfreta Bass and Miss Arnetta Burns for Fairview.
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Leonard Street Playground
W. E. Merritt
Fairview
Willie Halton
Leonard Street Girls
Fairview Street
Leonard Street
Fairview Girls
C. R. Deberry
Alfreta Bass
Arnetta Burns
Harvest Musical Festival at William Penn High School
The Harvest Musical Festival presents a program of Negro spirituals this evening at 8 oclock in the William Penn high school auditorium. Sponsored by the St Marks choir with help from city churches, directed by Prof. B E Burford and accompanied by Mrs J I Hall.
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William Penn High School
St. Marks Choir
8. E. Burford
J. I. Hall
Court of Honor Honors Local Boy Scouts at Leonard Street
The court of honor of the local colored troops of the Boy Scouts of America met at Leonard Street School. Ten scouts were promoted to first or second class ranks. David Carter became a first class scout with multiple awards. Second class promotions included Thomas Good John Torrence Alfonso Williams John Lemmon Joseph Mack James Harrington Ray Staffid John Watts Jr and Wilber Amaka. Committee members present were J L Black J L Morgan B S Whitted W B Steele C O Parke L B Haslip and T A Brown.
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Boy Scouts of America
Leonard Street
David Carter
Thomas Good
John Torrence
Alfonso Williams
John Lemmon
Joseph Mack
James Harrington
Ray Staffid
John Watts, Jr
Wilber Amaka
J. L. Black
J.L. Morgan
8. S. Whitted
W. B. Steele
Cc. O. Parke
L. B. Haslip
T. A. Brown
Aging bone fish Shorter forms emerge in growth cycle
As bone fish age the species length reduces with time the young resemble a slender eel before maturing into a shorter more compact form.
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Guilford County Court
In Guilford County Superior Court notice of sale under a civil proceeding G W unten et al vs Elmer Jennings as defendant. W Burton as commissioner will sell Saturday at 2 to 4 pm on the premises described as lots in Bradshaw addition bounded by Barker Street for increased uses. Property includes a dwelling and is subject to court confirmation. Sale November 6th.
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Caroline
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Ella Ward
Heire
Eila Ward
Elmer Jennings
Amitetoean
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Taw Carolina
Bradshaw
Payo
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New York Stocks Turnover and Key Prices Report
The New York stock market closes around 2 p m with broad activity and mixed gains. Major names include Air Reduction Allied Chemical and Dye Am Can and DuPont among others. overall turnover tallies near 700,000 shares with total sales around 70,000.
Stock Markets Show Spotty Day With Mixed Readings
New York markets opened with a spotty tone as stocks moved without a clear trend. Some issues rallied on improved earnings hopes while utilities lagged and overall sentiment remained neither bullish nor bearish. Wheat eased slightly while cotton and other cereals were flat. bonds were quiet and mixed as sterling weakened against the dollar.
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New York
Cocton
Market Trends: Suffolk Peanut Prices and Chicago Butter Eggs
Suffolk reports peanut quotations with jumbos up 2 to 3 percent and runners up 2 to 8 per cent while market weakens. Chicago dairy quotes list butter ranges from 27 to 30 percent for various grades and eggs steady with current receipts around 25 percent. no egg sales recorded.
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Suffolk
Chicago
Foreign exchange rates and demands listed in New York
Poreign exchange irregularities show Great Britain at 6.00 percent demand and 65.00 percent cables, with France at 6.58 percent. Other nations include Italy 8.55 percent demand, Belgium 23.29, Germany 40.20, Holland 67.56, Norway 25.14, Sweden 25.81, Denmark 22.35, Finland 2.21, Switzerland 32.43, Spain 13.65, Portugal 4.54, Greece 0.95, Poland 18.85, Hungary 29.70, Romania 1.01, Argentina 33.33, Brazil 8.69, Tokyo 29.26, Shanghai 34.25, Hongkong 42.00, and cross rates Montreal 102.62 percent, New York Montreal 97.43 percent. n indicates nominal values.
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Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Trade in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah on November 13 show turpentine dull with no sales. Receipts 538, shipments 285, stock 20,189. Rosin dull with receipts 2,892, shipments 2,615, stock 140,160. Quoted grades range from 4.00 to 6.15, with WG at 4.85 and WW and X at 6.15.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Turpentine Dull
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York dairy markets show butter at 6 616 irregular with creamery rates for extra and firsts ranging around 27 to 30 cents. Cheese demand remains steady with statewide whole milk fats held and quality grades 1933 through 1934 reflecting higher value.
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New York
98 Year Old Woman To Greet Roosevelt At Jacksons Home
Nashville Tennessee November 13 a 98 year old woman who knew Andrew Jackson will greet Franklin D Roosevelt at The Hermitage during his Tennessee Valley tour She is Emily Donelson Walton great niece of Jackson and will serve as hostess at the breakfast table She previously welcomed Theodore Roosevelt in 1907.
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Nashville
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Old South
Andrew Jackson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Old Hickory
Emily Donelson Walton
Roosevelt
Hermitage
Jackson
Walton
New Orleans
General Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Holiday Market Shifts
Cotton in New Orleans opened steady to up 1 2 points from Saturday’s close as Liverpool weakened after a holiday rally. Early trading saw Dee at 12.41 and Marel and May at 12.63, with Oct touching 12.18 before easing later. Prices overall held near prior levels with minor gains and some declines during the session.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Dee
Marel
Dogs Train to Lead Blind Men at Swiss School
In Lausanne Switzerland a unique school trains dogs to guide blind men. The program pairs dogs with visually impaired handlers to enhance independence and mobility through canine partnership.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Chicago Livestock Market Report November Hogs Cattle Weak
Chicago livestock data show hogs 34 000 with direct trade 13 000 and prices mostly steady to lower across weights 140 to 250 pounds with packing sows and pigs varying. Cattle 9 000 plus calves 2 000 offered. general market dull with prospects weak and trades running well below Monday's average.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
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