THREE MORE WEEKS KATH VAUDEVILLE AT AMERICAN
A Monday and Tuesday vaudeville bill at the American promises entertainment with jazz singing dancing and syncopation. Acts include Louise Hamlin and Billy Mack in Two Records Dorothy Edwards and Fernando Guarneri The Versatile Vocalists ventriloquist Lester and his dummy Battling Terpy and the Three Danubes comedy gymnasts with Marley supervising.
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Keith Bill
American
Tom Charlotte
Louise Hamlin
Billy Mack
Dorothy Edwards
Fernando Guarneri
Miss Edwards
Gus Edwards
Ong
Walter Newman and Company
Battling Terpy
Lester
Prison Pleasures and Final Three Weeks of Keith Vaude Ville
The note mentions a novelty skit titled Prison Pleasures and announces only three weeks remain in Keith Vaude Ville for this season. The fragment highlights a closing schedule and a specific comedy act lineup.
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Keith
Starr Motor Company Moves to Expanded Quarters
Starr Motor Company will relocate to the former T. & S. Motor building after remodeling. The new offices and display shed will showcase Star and Flint cars, with improved conveniences for customers as the company expands its local dealership.
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Starr Motor Company
T. & S. Motor Company
Star and Flint
Orpheum Announces Well Known Group
Orpheum management unveils a new weekly program headlined by Herman Lewis and his Laughterland Review. The lineup features Ernest Linwood a famed blackface comic, Herman Lewis with new laughs, Leah Loray a dancing soubrette, and the Miami Comedy Four noted for song and humor. A full program change occurs Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
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The
Orpheum
High Point
Herman Lewis
Laughterland
Lewis
Ernest Linwood
Leah Loray
Miami Comedy Four
Southland
Virginia Minstrel
Soubrette
Comes Adams
Sweetest Singers
Revival Services At Springfield Church
Revival services begin today at Springfield Friends church and run for one week. Miss Clara I. Cox, pastor, leads with the Gospel team from High Point assisting. Evening services start at 7:30.
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Springfield Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
High Point
Our Children by Angelo Patri stresses widening the home for a global learning environment
The essay urges embracing neighbors from different countries and cultures to broaden a child’s world. It argues home, church, outdoors, and community groups like Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts shape character better when inclusive. Mr. Patri offers to respond to inquires about child care and development through the paper.
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Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Patri
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington and Lee Beats Maryland 7 3 in final period spark
Washington and Lee defeated Maryland 7 to 3 at College Park in a tight southern conference game. The score was 0 0 at halftime with defenses dominating. Rauber scored the winning touchdown on a four plunge drive late in the fourth quarter and added the extra point after a Maryland field goal earlier.
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University Eleven
University of Maryland Today
Generals
Maryland
Stevens
Thomas
Washington and
Lee
Rauber
Gettysburg Ties Roanoke In Scoreless Duel
Gettysburg and Roanoke battled to a scoreless tie in Roanoke as both teams drove near the goal line before the referee halted the drives in the final moments of each half.
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Roanoke
Roanoke College
Gettysburg
Merchants of the City Hold Meeting in High Point
The High Point Merchants Association convened Friday night at the Commercial Club on South Main Street with the president presiding. Members decided to hire a male secretary to run the office and handle all member services, and a committee was formed to finalize his contract.
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High Point Merchants Association
Commercial Club
South Main Street
Gettysburg Fails From Four Yard Line
Gettysburg could not convert on four straight plays from the four yard line as three attempts ended the drive and the series did not reach a fourth attempt.
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Gettysburg
Merchants Association Raises Monthly Dues to 5 Dollars
At Friday's meeting members agreed to raise regular dues to 5 dollars per month starting December first. Attendees called the session one of the most enthusiastic ever held and said the association is beginning to function strongly.
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Merchants Association
May Organize Band In American Legion Here Tuesday Night
Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion holds an important meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock to consider organizing a fife and drum corps. Musicians interested in forming the group are urged to attend. officials believe there is sufficient interest.
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American Legion
Andrew Jackson Post
The
Talent to form fife and drum corps at TF day night
Readers to form one of the fife and drum corps attend the TF day night meeting to discuss senior steps and future movement.
Woodmen of World to Initiate at Piedmont Camp Meeting
Woodmen the World Piedmont camp will hold a class motion on Thursday night at 7 8 o clock. All members not yet initiated are asked to attend on time and others are invited. There will be several speakers and refreshments following.
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Woodmen of World
Piedmont
Woodmen the World
Lost Key Finder At Orpheum Theater Ward Street
A stray key finder is reported near the Orpheum Theater on South Main Street. Caller asks to contact via phone 8316 to reclaim the lost item.
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Orpheum Theater
South Main Street
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