YWCA Fills Unique Role For City Girls And Women
The High Point YWCA under Mrs M J Wren highlights its Christian-based mission helping girls students and industrial workers. Irene Yarnall oversees industrial women classes while Miss Carrier leads girls work and schools efforts. Mrs John A Walker acts as house mother to twenty eight residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
High Point ¥. W. C. A
High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Lady of
Christian Church
Misa Irene Yarnall
Woman killed on Thomasville road identified in early morning case
Police and local officers questioned the dead woman's husband Marion after a fatal shooting on a busy highway. Dr. J L Sowers arrived but no inquest yet, a .22 rifle found at the husband’s home offered no direct link, and the couple had moved to High Point from Trinity last December. The victim was Susie Byerly Mar ion, married since 1929, survived by her parents, husband, and five month old baby, with fourteen residents listed in the home on Mendenhall road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. L. Sowers
Davidson County
Marion
Thomasville Road
Mar
Jon
High Point
Trinity
Susie Byerly
Eli* Byerly
Will
Tom Byerly
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Mount Airy
Oak View School
Mendenhall Road
Winston-Salem Highway
B. F. Marion
Thomas Marion
Grover Marion
Floyd Marion
Vance
Lucie May
Bennie
Eula
Bill
Mary Lee Marion
Peeler Sentenced For Transporting Stolen Car
Hubert Calvin Peeler 26 formerly of Salisbury North Carolina was sentenced in Macon Georgia to a year and a day in federal prison after pleading guilty to transporting a stolen automobile. He was accompanied here from California by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeler
Macon
Hubert Calvin Peeler
Salisbury
N. C
California
Lions Club Observes Business Confidence Week
The Lions Clubs in the United States and Canada will observe Business Confidence Week from October 19 to 25. A Chicago meeting urged clubs to form committees to engage press and civic groups, promote confidence, and encourage continued spending to stimulate circulation and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
United States
Canada
Lions Club
Chicago
Lions International
Calvin Coolidge
International
Y M C A Budget Details and Community Campaign
The article outlines the Y M C A and Y W C A budgets for 1930 31 with committee allocations operating costs maintenance and specific items. It notes campaign optimism and highlights association activities including gym use by 2500 men and boys monthly and HI Y clubs addressing older boys issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hedrick
H. W. McCain
TAO
Telephone & Tel
Juye
Tusc
Young Women’s . Christian Association
Workers organize campaign teams in two divisions
The article lists ladies and men's divisions with captains and colonels, naming Lillian Massey and Edgar Whitener as leaders and many captains under Waynick Caldwell and other heads. It notes each captain will manage a five-member team and identifies the campaign fund committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Massey
Edgar Whitener
J. T. Weaver
Arthur B. Frantz
Grover Kester
W. F. Clayton
J. H. Walker, Jr
Horace Haworth
Holt McPherson
C. Dunbar
Ernestine Hayes
Mary Wall
C. M. Waynick
A. S. Caldwell
W. B. Hall
J. H. Harrison
Mr. Waynick
Charles Barnes
C. C. Garrett
Nat Walker
L. C. Furgurson
Roy I. Smart
Mr. Caldwell
B. B. Owens
Everett Marsh
Thomas Turner
Fred Bartlett
Roy Briggs
3. W. Woolen
C. B. Houck
N. L. Gag
Centerville Student Head Claude E Fernandez Elected LSU Leader
Claude E Fernandez of Centerville La has been elected president of the Louisiana State University student body. He is a member of the law school and prominent in the cadet corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. _Fernandez
Centerville
Louisiana State University
Law Schol Nd
Cadet
High Point Y M C A and Y W C A summarize community services
The article outlines High Point youth programs including Hi Y clubs in schools and a junior Y club, plus industrial leagues, tournaments, shop events, and dormitory plans. It reports extensive Y W C A activity with 360 club meetings, 7,841 attendees, and services to 1,727 people, plus college ties and travel aid for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Christian Fellowship
High Point Young Men’s Christian Association
Highland Cotton Mill
Board of Public Welfare
Brazil revolution reports gain traction across frontier states
Uruguay dispatches say Minas Geraes joined a broader revolt with insurrection in Rio Grande do Sul and Sao Paulo provinces. Rivera reports heavy fighting at Santa Ana Do Livramento on the border, signaling a widening crisis across southern Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Minas Geraes
Rio Grande Do Sul
Sao Paulo
Rivera
Santa Ana Do Livramento
Quartet Indicted Over Club Liquor Case in Louisville
Sam H. Stone, Pendennis club president and cotton brokerage head, is indicted with four former club employees by a federal grand jury for conspiring to violate prohibition laws. Indicted are EF. O. Jnutt, Martin J. Cueno, Gunnar Kronstad, and William J. Benninger. The case follows the August 11 raid that seized whiskey in locker rooms. Stone is brother of James C. Stone, vice chairman of the federal farm board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sam H. Stone
Pendennis Club
EF. O. Jnutt
Martin J. Cueno
Gunnar Kronstad
William J. Benninger
Mr. Stone
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Ten killed after clash between civilians and garrison officers
Civilians led by Mario Da Cunha storm Hotel America where officers were quartered, capturing it after a bitter fight. The Rio Grande do Sul movement is headed by Juan Francisco Pereira Da Souza, opposing governor Getulio Vargas after his presidential loss to Julio Prestes. Prestes set to be inaugurated November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario da Cunha
America
Rio Grande Do Sul
Juan Francisco Pereira da Souza
Getulio Vargas
Julio Prestes
Prestes
11YearOld Paul Jones Sentenced for Murder Near Red Springs
Get s 80 years Lumberton October 4 After pleading guilty to second degree murder Paul Jones 11 was sentenced to 30 years in superior court for the killing of his father Bing Jones near Red Springs July 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Paul Jones
Iman
Bing Jones
Red Springs
Production Of Alcohol Cut To Third
The Prohibition Bureau estimates per capita beverage alcohol production at .602 gallons for the last fiscal year, with 1914 at 1.705 gallons. A 801 page monograph by E A Grant and E P Sanford notes 1930 figures reflect production potential, not consumption, and projects future index tracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
E. A. Grant
E. P. Sanford
Bureau
Division of Research and Public Information
United States
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Ford
Pontiac
Starr Motor Company
R Commerce
Hamilton Streets
M. Wayvnick
Caldwell
Eeclonel
TOOMB
William M. Ritchie
American Scripture Gift Mission
Philadelphia
Mr. Ritchie
Central Friends Church
Business Gris
Cies E Ves
Industrial Club
High Point College
Brazil
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