Northwestern teachers hold fifth district session in High Point
The fifth annual Northwestern district meeting of the North Carolina Education Association gathers October 28–29 at High Point High School with over 1,200 teachers from across the region. Prominent educators including J Marie Woodring and Willis Sutton are slated to speak, with programs across general, departmental, and specialist sessions in multiple High Point and Greensboro venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theorthwestern
North Carolina Education Association
Lding
J. Marie Woodring
New York City
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Atlanta (Ga.) Schools; J. A. T. Allen
J. Henry Highmith
Mary C. Coleman
John H
Horace Sisk
North Ilkesboro
High Hool Auditorium
Ddress
T. Wingate Andrews
North Carolina
Educa-on Association
Marie Woodring
Muc
High Point High School
Greensboro
Sperintendent
Asic
High Point
A. T. Allen
W. H. Cade
Colfax
Asa
John W. Moore
aston-Salem High School
City
J. B. Stough
Gibsonville High School
H. A. Carroll
Princs Kernersville High School
Jeary Highsmith
Latin Teachers’ Association
Ellen McQuarie
Burlington
Rome
Dennis Martin
Winthrop Col
Marie B. Denneen
N. College
Voice Bureau
Evelyn Mar
A Garner
Etta Spier
Nena Dery
Comtees
Ada High School
Woodring
Lewis L. Stookey
Jess
Hattiearrott
Eeting Place
Gladys Boyton
Marx
Joh W. Tyler
University of Carolina
C. B. Branham
Winston-Salem
Harriett Ott
Nell Clinard
Ih Point High School
W. K. Hartsell
Nora Carter
Edna Morganthaler
Milly Fristed
Ruth Fitzgerald
L. B. Hurry
Elaynee Alberson
New York
Henry Grady Owens
N. C. English Teachers’ Council
Bennie Peele
Wilson High School
Laura Tilsell
Greensboro High School
J. Arthur Dunn
Penelope Morgan
Katherine Mather
Madge Coble
Reynolds High School
J. C. Carson
Germanton
Thomas R. Foust
J. H. Allen
J. M. Cheek
T. H. Cash
S. G. Hasty
Susan Fulghum
Smith Hagaman
J. C. Lassiter
R. H. Latham
G. B. Phillips
Salisbury
C. C. Hawthorn
John H. Cook
J. H. Cowles
Lexington
Music Teachers’ Association
Grace van Dyke Moore
Margaret Ludwig
Millie J. Fristed
North Carolina College For Women
Lee C. McCauley
Asheville
Lewis I. Stookey
High School
E. C
C. V. Ferguson
Eli Whitley
Saxapahaw
Harry T. Davis
State Museum
William Lasley
Northwestern
North Wilkesboro
Mozelle Smith
October berries found on Motsinger farm near High Point
Blackberries ripen in October were discovered on 8 L Motsinger’s farm, three and a half miles northwest of High Point. They were brought to town yesterday by W W Motsinger, a brother. This is the fourth consecutive year for this late harvest, prompting curiosity about nature’s timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. L. Motsinger
High Point
W. W. Motsinger
8S. L. Motsinger
Mr. Motsinger
PresbYerian Services Today at First Presbyterian Church
Morning service lists organ preludes hymns prayers and sermon with a full choir and soloists. Evening service features a different set of hymns an anthem offertory and a sermon. A cooking tip advises adding lemon juice to boiling rice to prevent sticking and whitening grains.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hanscom
Watts
Lord” Wooler
Whittier
Heins
Harker
Laney
Mrs. Abels
Mr. Jones
Mr. Abels
Hyde
Lemare
Wade Marsh Elected President of Ace of Clubs
Wade Marsh was elected president of the Ace of Clubs at a stag party at the country club last night. No other officers were chosen at this time. the remaining one to be selected later by the new president. Marsh succeeds Paul Smith who headed the club last year. All current officers and directors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Marsh
Ace of Clubs
Mr. Marsh
Paul Smith
Taxes Slice Large Issue Before Party
Washington faces a looming tax cut debate as administration and congressional leaders push for reductions. Treasury plans seek about two hundred million dollars, while Democrats tout larger cuts up to half a billion. Hearings by the House Ways and Means Committee begin later this month, with battles over corporate income, inheritance, and wartime nuisance taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Treasury
Tax Committees
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sena
Fights Renewed in McClintock Estate Case in Chicago
Indications point to a November 15 start for the long delayed fight over William Nelson McClintock's $1.2 million estate. Trusteeship and will challenges stem from cousins and heirs who seek to set aside the will that left the entire estate to William Darling Shepherd, minus an $8,000 annuity to Isabel Pope. Miss Pope seeks a dower interest, contending Shepherd blocked marriage to McClintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Fight Cousins
Young McClintock
North Carolina sees Al Smith boom fade in 1932 races
North Carolina observers report the Al Smith presidential boom shrinking as towns and counties shift sentiment. They note county officials fear Democratic majorities drop and predict Republican gains if Smith is nominated, with lingering doubts about his electability. The Democratic machine plans to counter, expecting a revival later, while wary officials monitor shifts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Smith
Tom Bowie
Tom Jimison
North Carolina
Republmn
Nty
National Republican
CMA
Old Guard
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Parent-Teacher Association to Organize at High Point High
A parent teacher association for High Point High School will be organized in the school auditorium Tuesday night at 7 30 o'clock. All parents of students are urged to attend the initial organization meeting.
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Cher Association
High Point High School
Cotton goods market steady with varied demand in fabrics
In New York on Oct 15, cotton goods showed uneven activity over the weekend. Wash fabrics were more active while laps were unchanged and trade remained quiet. New spring woolens sold steadily and lightly colored coatings drew attention. Silk fabrics saw varied demand and linens were strongest in suiting. silk wag remained unchanged.
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New York
A Short Tribute to Charles Blake City Coun cilman and Friend
The piece honors Charles Blake a longtime community member and loyal friend. It notes his charitable work independent of institutions his cheerful tireless nature and business success. It recalls his church membership his election as city councilman and his dedication to bettering city affairs and fair dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blake
Charley Blake
Five Injured as Cars Collide at City Intersection
A Dodge sedan and a Ford touring car collided yesterday afternoon at about 4 at Montheau and Centennial avenues, injuring five. Victims include George Jackson, his wife and baby, Laura McQueen, and Rosa Owen. All were treated at Guilford General hospital before being sent home or to the railway station for transfer. Police investigated with no charges filed.
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Montheu
Centennial Avenues
George Jackson
Broad Street
Jackson
Baby
Laura McQueen
Rosa Owen
Reidsville
Guilford General Hospital
Yow
Harry Hill Indicted for Murder of Mother in Streator
Ottawa Oct 15 AP Harry Hill son of Mrs Etiga Hill was indicted by a La Salle county grand jury for the murder of his mother whose body was found last August buried in a basement. He fled and was captured in Spokane and was also indicted on four forgery counts and one charge of confidence game for $400 from Streator National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Harry Hill
Etiga Hill
Streator
L.a Salle County
Spokane
Streator National Bank
Women Outnumber Men by About Forty Thousand in Northern Ireland
demography report shows women exceed men by roughly 40 600 people in Northern Ireland based on recent census data. The balance reflects long term gender patterns and informs local policy considerations.
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Northern Ireland
Indianapolis Trains Trailing Fatal Crash at Emerson Crossing
A multi‑fatal crash near Emerson Avenue claims six members of C. E. Pauley’s family and Sahara Grotto members en route to a dance. Police charge Conductor Titus Motorman Merrill and truck driver Harry Stewart with involuntary manslaughter as investigators seek fault and reveal the whistle was reportedly blown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pauley
Indianapolis
Emerson Avenue
Sahara Grotto
Titus
Merrill
Harry Stewart
Stewart
Motion Picture Trade Conference Adjourned
The federal trade commission called conference in New York adjourned after a week of minor resolutions. Producers distributors and exhibitors remained deadlocked on block booking and uniform film contracts. Commissioner Abram Myers said the commission’s report may come in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Abram Myers
Vegetable Soup Tip Ends With An Apple Addition
A home cooking tip suggests finishing a vegetable soup by dicing an apple and adding it to the pot for a touch of sweetness. The idea blends savory broth with crisp fruit to brighten the flavor.
Atlanta Chosen as Meeting Place for Southern Appalachian Power Conference
Chattanoo gba Tenn Oct 15 Atlanta was chosen as the next meeting place of the Southern Appalachian Power Conference at its closing session. Officers elected include Vice President L O Crosby Secretary Wilbur Nelson Treasurer E Y Chapin Sr with the presidency to be filled by the executive committee. The body adjourned after adopting resolutions urging Congress to enact emergency flood repair funds and to pursue decentralization of industry hydro electric development farm electrification and Muscles Shoals development. Cooperation between nation and state in water power development and public water education were also urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Southern Appalachian Power Conference
L. O. Crosby
Isissippi
Wilbur Nelson
Virginia
E. Y. Chapin
John H. Small
North Carolina
Congress
Five Killed in City Plane Crash at Stinson Field
Five persons were reported killed in a Stinson Field crash when a four man monoplane carrying six people went down at the municipal flying port on a late October day in San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Stinson Field
Piquant Touch in a Bright Salad Mix
A quirky note describes a piquant salad using bold flavors. It mentions plums peaches and ripe tomatoes with a lively, culinary push. The piece hints at bold seasoning and a playful tone without detailed steps.
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Orthwestern
Ernestine Cherry
Alice Kerr Houston
Elementary Principals’ Association
C. A. Smith
Mary Boyles
D. P. Whitley
Home Economics Association
Sarah E. Dalton
Louise Moore
E. C. Leonard Burlington
W. L. Ingold
Walkertown
Louise Shipman
English Teachers’ Council
P. L. Harriman
N Cc. C. W
Laura Tillett
Essie Dale Hunter
Rural Supervisors
Margaret Linker
Nettie Brogden
Nancy O. Devers
Co. L. Reynolds
Inston-Salem
Daisy Anderson
Grace Van _ Dyke Moore
Janet Holoman
Presbierians
Hoffman
Gabrielle
H. E. Jones
AGE OF Clubs
Stag Party
Administration
McClintock
Boom
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
J. C. Baskervill
Raleigh
Jackditor
Jamestown
N. C
Colton
Broad Street Cafe
Motion Picture Trade
Georgia City
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