Western North Carolina conference opens third day in Greensboro
The forty fifth session of the Western North Carolina conference of the Southern Methodist church meets in Greens boro proceeding with routine business at 9 am under Bishop Paul B. Kern. Laymen will lead the 11 am to 1 pm program with a special speaker. Rev. J. H. Armhurst preaches at 8 pm with a sermon series continuation. An illustrated lecture follows at 7 30 pm ahead of the missionary anniversary led by Bishop Kern. Sessions run through Sunday night.
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Western North Carolina
Southern Methodist Church
Greensboro
West Market Street
Kern
Suit Filed Over 300 Promissory Note Case
Lexington Grocery company filed suit in municipal court this morning against J. R. Royals to recover 300 dollars alleged due on a promissory note dated in April 1933.
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Lexington Grocery Company
J. R. Royals
Cast announced for Dulcy drama at High Point College
John M. Erickson announces the Laboratory Class in Drama cast for Dulcy at High Point College. Eleven roles with five veterans, led by Pauline Parker as Dulcy and Claude Kimrey opposite her as Gordon Smith. Production set for Friday November 2 in the college auditorium with tickets on sale early in the week.
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Duley
High Point College
John M. Erickson
Claude Kimrey
High Point
Gordon Smith
Larry Yount
Reidsville
William Parker
Hot Copy
Emma Carr Bivins
Forbes
Miss Prism
Angela Forbes
Alison
William Barnhouse
Belle Valey
Ohio
Sterrett
Barnhouse
Dulcy
Pauline Parker
Richmond
Miss Parker
Davidson County Creamery Set for Quick Opening
Plans advance for the Davidson County Creamery after its recent purchase by C Noble of High Point. New machinery is being installed to create an up to date dairy facility.
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Davison County
C. S Oble
High Point
College Play Cast and Crew Defines Ensemble Tableaux
Subport and freshman actor portrayals headline a campus production. Van Dyke the harmlessly insane butler heads the cast with Bobby Ran kin as Vincent Leach and Lee Mo ser as Blair Patterson. Susan Ferree plays Henry. John M. Erickson directs with Donald Rulfs handling tech and Jasper Jones assisting as assistant director.
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Subport
Butler van Dyke
Bobby Rankin
High Point
Vincent Leach
Lee Moser
Blair Patterson
Susan Ferree
Henry
John M. Erickson
Donald Rulfs
Jasper Jones
Erickson
Series of thefts here last night across four sites
Prowlers entered four locations last night stealing cash, merchandise, and a Chevrolet car. Boxley on South Main lost 266 dollars from behind a dresser. Tires were taken from Williamson on Fowler. Fairview Grocery reported a break in with cash missing. Hayworth's service station suffered entry, cigarett es oil and other items stolen, with blood found near the door. Meadows’ car on East Green street was stolen, the second theft on Commerce Street near Main in two nights.
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Boxley
South Main Street
B. Williamson
Fowler Street
Fairview
Bill Hayworth
G. B. Meadows
East Green Street
Commerce
Main Streets
Commerce Street
Main
Land Specialist To Broadcast Series of Radio Addresses
Beginning Friday October 26 at 6 to 6 15 p m Station WBT Charlotte will air talks by federal land specialists from the Soil Erosion Service at High Point North Carolina The series will continue each Friday evening at the same time for four weeks
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WBT
Charlotte
North Carolina
High Point
Agriculture talk on erosion program discussed on air
The gram will feature a discussion of a different phase of the government erosion-control program in the state. Tomorrow on the first broadcast of the series Oscar H. Phillips Mecklenburg county agricultural agent will interview W. B. Bowers agronomist of the Soil Erosion Service.
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Oscar H. Phillips
Mecklenburg County
W. B. Bowers
The
Soil Erosion Service
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