Pritchard Defends G.O.P. Rule in North Carolina Rally
George M. Pritchard, Asheville Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, defends the party and attacks the calamity howling trio Morrison Bailey Hoey. He cites reduced federal debt and taxes, defends tariff policy, and urges enforcement of prohibition while praising Republican leadership. The event included other Guilford candidates and a pre-speech dinner at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Bailey and Hoey
Republican Party
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
United States Senate
Cameron Morrison
Josiah W. Bailey
Clyde Hoey
United States
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
A. J. Maxwell
Pritchard
Hoover
Bailey
John J. Raskob
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
Jefferson
al Smith Democrats
Tammany
Johnny J. Raskob
Simmons
Horace Haworth
Guilford County
B. Frank Millikan
R. H. Starr
John Blair
James MacClamrock
Tower House
Worth Henderson
Senate
R. L. Dixon
Register of Deeds
J. Elwood Cox
Sheraton Hotel
James S. Duncan
J. M. Millikan
Ed L. Ragan
R. R. Ragan
A. A. York
A. H. Holton
D. A. Dowdy
W. H. Foster
Greensboro
John B. Blair
D. E. Bullard
A. C. Cecil
O. R. York
Visiting educator praises work at High Point College
Dr. Frank W. Stephenson of Pittsburgh, executive secretary of the Board of Christian Education, visits High Point College to review the campus program. He commends Dr. Humphreys for strong leadership and notes the valuable prior work of Dr. R. M. Andrews. Stephenson also lauds the longtime friendship between Methodist Protestant figures and cites Westminster College Texas fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Frank W. Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Board of Christian Education
General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
Department of Educational Institutions
G. J. Humphreys
Stephenson
Board of Education
Humphreys
High Point
R. M. Andrews
Andrews
Humhpreys
Board of
Christian Education
Westminster College
Tehnacama
Texas
North Carolina Nurses To Hold 28th Convention In Greensboro
The High Point and Greensboro nurses groups host the North Carolina Nurses Association convention at the King Cotton Hotel Greensboro October 14 to 17. Noted speakers include Miss Mary E De Laskey Miss Blanche Stafford Miss Elizabeth Connolly Dr J M Cooper Miss Clara D Noyes Miss Mary M Roberts Dr L B McBrayer Dr Ernest R Groves Miss Mary Je Hickey and others. Election of officers follows the final talks as the league luncheon and closing sessions proceed.
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High Point Nurses Club
Greensboro
North Carolina Nurses Association
King Cotton Hotel
Mary E. DeLaskey
Red Cross Public Health Nursing
North
South Carolina
Blanche Stafford
Winston- Salem
Red Cross
Elizabeth Connolly
Newton
North Carolina League of Nursing Education
National League of Nursing Education
J. M. Cooper
Raleigh
State Board of Health
King Cotton Ball Room
Clara D. Noyes
Mary M. Roberts
American Journal of Nursing
L. B. McBrayer
Florentine
Ernest R. Groves
Chapel Hill
Nurses Veterans’ Bureau
Mary Je. Hickey
Washington, D. C
Veterans Bureau
Hickey
Young Republicans Postpone Meeting
The Young Voters Republican club delays its second meeting to Tuesday night next week. Speakers are James McClamroch, state house candidate, and Worth Henderson, state senate candidate, both from Greensboro. The event takes place at the Silver Building headquarters on South Wrenn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Voters’ Republican Club
James McClamroch
State House
Worth Henderson
State Senate
Greensboro
Silver Building
South
Wrenn Street
Bread Distributed To Needy Families
The Salvation Army distributed over 300 rolls to needy families in the city yesterday. The effort was funded by American Bakeries and A and P stores in the area.
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Salvation Army
American Bakeries
Boy Scouts to Broadcast Second Radio Program Tonight
The local council of Boy Scouts will air their second radio program tomorrow night at 6:30 on station W N R C. The topic is Progress that Scouting Has Made in America since 1910. The Scouts broadcast each Thursday night at 6:30.
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Boy Scouts
America
Crowd of 6000 Greets Hoover Returning from Kings Mountain
A crowd of about 6000 gathered around Southern railway station to see President Hoover and Mrs Hoover on their brief return from Kings Mountain where he had addressed 60 000 at the sesqui centennial battle commemoration. The president did not speak. The crowd, traffic chaos, and reception plans dominated the scene.
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Southern Railway
Hoover
Washington
Kings Mountain
Bruce H. Carraway
North Carolina
Willowbrook
Wrenn Street
Main Street
Tomlinson and
Alfred E. Smith
New York
President Hoover Uses Lincoln Shaeton at Kings Mountain
The Lincoln Shaeton of J. Welch Harriss was used yesterday for President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover to travel from Kings Mountain to the Revolutionary War battlefield in South Carolina. They addressed about 60,000 people celebrating the sesquicentennial. The same car carried the president’s party in the Kings Mountain parade.
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Lincoln Shaeton
J. Welch Harriss
Hoover
Kings Mountain
South Carolina
Opening Democratic Rally In High Point Township
The Democratic campaign in High Point township opens tomorrow night with Hon. J. C. B. Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City as the principal speaker. The event at the junior high school auditorium features all county candidates on the platform with Ehringhaus, while other dignitaries and party leaders are seated in honorary seats.
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High Point Township
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
High Point
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Raleigh
Lewis EE. Teague
Thomas Turner, Jr
T. J. Gold
Gaston A. Johnson
J. T. Burrus
F. N. Tate
A. BE. Tate
M. J. Wrenner
R. M. Andrews
Hackney to Judge Scouting Exhibits at Winston-Salem Fair
B. W. Hackney, scout executive from the local council, leaves this noon for Winston-Salem to judge Scouting displays. He will award prizes for nature butterfly bird box relief flying model and non-flying model airplane and fire by friction exhibits, plus a special prize for the Scout with the most points. Hackney also served as judge at last year’s exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hackney
Winston-Salem
Hackney
Doctors Here Attend District Meeting in Greensboro
High Point doctors and colleagues meet at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro for the Eighth North Carolina District Medical Society program. Dr. Burrus responds to Mayor King’s welcome. Hirst of Philadelphia delivers the closing banquet address. morning clinics are held at local hospitals.
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High Point
North Carolina District Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
John T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
R. R. King
H. B. Hiatt
F. R. Taylor
H. L. Brockman
Barton Cooke Hirst
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
C. R. Reaves
R. Murphy Williams
King
Burrus
R. B
Davis
J. W. Tankersley
Paul W. Fetzer
Madison
John W. McGhee
Reidsville
J. T.taylor
Robert E. Smith
Mount Airy
Edward C. Ashly
Fred M. Patterson
CC. O. de Laney
Winston-Salem
Marion Y. Keith
C. C. Hubbard
Farmer
Robert E. Perry
North Carolina Fox Hunters Meet Planned at Sedgefield
The annual North Carolina Fox Hunters event moves to Sedgefield October 20 to 24 with R. J. Ballard in charge. Trials October 20, horse shows on 21 22, beach dog show on 23, running for all ages on 23 24, and the Fox Hunters ball at Manor House chaired by Welch Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Fox Hunters
Sedgefield
R. J. Ballard
N. C. Fox Hunters’ Association
Welch Harris
Bids Opened For Street Equipment In City Council
A city council brief session opened bids for street department equipment including two tractors and an 18 foot road machine. Bids from Beeson Hardware High Point 1865 dollars Salisbury Carolina Tractor 5010 dollars Chicago Richmond 1000 dollars Greensboro 24450 and 817 dollars. A widening project on Jacobs avenue was proposed to 60 feet. The council adjourned to Friday the 11th at 11 30. over 47000 Wisconsin cancer deaths in 20 years are noted.
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New Street Department
Beeson Hardware Company
High Point
Carolina Tractor and Equipment Company
Salisbury
Austin-Western Road Machinery Company
Chi
Jacobs Avenue
West Commerce
West Green
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G.O.P. Rule
W. Broad
High Point Club
Young Republicans
Ford
SOT
East Washington
Clyde Farley
C. F. Farley
College Street
Sea of Humanity
Southern Railway Station
President
J. C. B. Thringhaus
C.k.hunter
J.L
Wei Rk
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co., Inc
Caroline Coal
High Point, N. C
N.C. Fox Hunters
Schwab Tailoring Company
East Broad St
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage Coo
Cago
Richmond Branch
E. F. Craven Company
Wisconsin
F. C. Sharp
Osteopath
Commercial National Bank
the Bank of Service
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
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