Four Injured as Camel City Bus Ditches Near Winston-Salem
A Camel City line passenger bus en route to High Point from Winston-Salem ran off a hard surface road six miles from Winston-Salem and into a ditch injuring four including driver W M Shouse. Mrs Emma Griffin of 234 Marshall street Winston-Salem is unconscious at Baptist hospital. Rosa Owens, L H Schoenthal of Cleveland Ohio and Miss Owens were aboard with two passengers uninjured.
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Camel City
High Point
Winston-Salem
Emma Griffin
Marshall Street
Rosa Owens
L. H. Schoenthal
Cleveland
Ohio
W. M. Shouse
Griffin
Baptist
Twin City
Tiny share of women reach centenarian age finds limit
An investigation by Dr. Raymond Pearl finds fewer than five in every ten thousand women live to 100. The piece notes the term ergophopia as the scientific name for laziness.
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Raymond Pearl
Kiwanis Meet At High School Cafeteria
The High Point Kiwanis club gathered at the new high school cafeteria with guests from the 252nd Coast Artillery North Carolina National Guard. Dr I T Mann spoke on the battery’s work while the city schools band performed. Principal L R Johnston announced a drive to raise 5000 dollars to expand the high school library from 3500 to 10000 volumes.
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High Point Kiwanis Club
252Nd Coast Artillery Corps
North Carolina National Guards
I. T. Mann
Lewis L. Stookey
L. R. Terry
Roy Spearman
Industrial Photo Company
L. R. Johnston
Andrews Expected to Return Tonight
T Wingate Andrews president of the North Carolina Education Association is due back in the city tonight from Greenville where he spent two days with eastern Carolina public school teachers. He left yesterday morning and greeted the teachers in the afternoon, taking a prominent spot in the program as the association’s eastern district leader.
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T. Wingate Andrews
North Carolina Education Association
Greenville
N. C
Eastern Carolina
Andrews
State Education Association
High Point College Reprimands Four for Freshman Attack
Faculty investigations at High Point College led to public reprimands for Kenneth Hackman and three other sophomores involved in a hazing incident against a freshman. Hackman and another student faced probation, while several witnesses provided new details correcting earlier views of leadership. A separate World Fellowship Week program featured UNC professor Nims Workman warning against war and denominational dogma.
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R. M. Andrews
High Point College
Kenneth Hackmon
Decatur
Ill
Hackmon
C. Virgil Yow
Gibsonville
Charlie Robbins
High Point
R. R. Perdue
Roanoke
Hackman
Dr. Andrews
Herman T. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Stevens
Nims T. Workman
School of Religion
University of North Carolina
Young Women’s and
Young Men’s Christian Associations
World Fellowship Week
Workman
Mr. Workman
Harvard
Kingdom of Heaven
Yale
Edgar Hartley
E. M. Shipman
McLean Speaks on Education and Industry at Durham Banquet
Governor A W McLean will address Durham leaders at a banquet hosted by citizens of Durham and state industrial and educational executives. The event aims to boost cooperation between industry and education to advance North Carolina’s development.
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Einterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Gover A. W. McLean
Durn
Durham
Bacco
Ower
Paul Revere Ride staged at junior high school play
A historical play Paul Revere's Ride was presented yesterday afternoon in the junior high school auditorium by seventh grade students. Participants included Wilms Hayworth Cleo Stephenson Clara Hollingsworth Cleve Webber William O'Neal Wilson Sutton Louis Welch Bill Freeze Elwood Lee Greem Fulton and Nolan Reid.
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Paul Revere
Social Science
Wilms Hayworth
Cleo Stephenson
Clara Hollingsworth
Cleve Webber
William O'Neal
Wilson Sutton
Louis Welch
Bill Freeze
Elwood Lee
Greem Fulton
Nolan Reid
Roll Call Workers Win Sweep Victory
Funeral services for J. F. Hassell a Guilford county farmer were held at Hickory Grove M P church with Rev Edward Suits and Rev O C Loy officiating. Burial followed in the family plot at Hickory Grove cemetery.
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Edward Suits
O. C. Loy
Church Cemetery
J. F. Hassell
Guilford County
J. B. Hassell
West Farms Avenue
Hickory Grove M. P. Church
Albert Vickery
W. H. Curry
C. E. Jones
Hubert Payne
J. F. Stevens
Edward Williams
Clarence Jones
Ernest White
David White
Vernon Hassell
Rufus Hassell
Ralph White
Ida Hassell
Eva Hassell
Frances Hassell
Ruth Brady
Gladys Edwards
Grace Jones
Ira Hassell
Edna Hassell
R. L. Beaver
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Jones Held for Higher Court on Real Estate Check Charge
Justice R E Jones ordered E Wray Farlow and John W Walker to stand trial on licenses and operating a real estate firm without one. E Jones, previously licensed, had that license revoked at a Greensboro meeting. Red Cross Roll Call in High Point aims to exceed last year’s 535 members as drive continues with a 1000 member goal. The NC Red Cross reports hourly veteran aid efforts and bureaucratic support for claims processing across chapters in the state.
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R. E. Jones
North Carolina Real Estate Commission
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
W. G. Brown
E. Wray Farlow
Farlow Insurance and Realty Company
John W. Walker
Real Estate Commission
Walker
Jones
Commission
Greensboro
Farlow
Red Cross
High Point
Dr. Owen-Smith
American Red Cross
North Carolina
Veteran’s Bureau
Colored Choir 10 Presents Musicale at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church colored choir presents its annual musicale directed by Ollie Simmons Sunday at 3 p.m. in the church auditorium. Features include talent from A. and T. College Greensboro Morris Chapel M. E. and St Stephen's A. M. E. Zion churches. All lovers of music welcome with seats provided. Pastor S. L. Parham and director O. E. Simmons.
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First Baptist Church
Colored
Ollie Simmons
A. and T. College
Greensboro
Morris Chapel
M. E
St. Stephen’s A. M. E. Zion
All
S. L. Parham
O. E. Simmons
Bus Station Moves Into New Building on East High Street
The City Union Bus Station moved today into its new building on East High Street. It will occupy temporarily a room at the west end while main work continues for two or three weeks.
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City Union Bus Station
East High Street
Elder Harrison to Preach Here Sunday
Elder N. H. Harrison of Pine Town North Carolina will preach at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church tomorrow at 11 a.m. He is 93 years old and has preached for 63 years. Fellow preachers call him a real orator and a wonderful expounder of the gospel. The public is invited.
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N. H. Harrison
Pine Town
N. C
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
Maple Syrup Preservation Guidance
Advice to heat maple syrup to the boiling point and seal in jars when buying in quantity to prevent mold. Proper sealing allows it to keep indefinitely.
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