Passion Play Pleases Greensboro Audience At Avycock
Freiburg players staged the Passion Play in Greensboro with strong emotion and clear communication despite a foreign script. Adolph Fassnacht as Christus, Amalie Fassnacht as Mary Magdalene, and Willi Ehrhardt as Judas delivered convincing, moving performances that linked the ancient drama to modern viewers.
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Freiburg
Avycock
Greensboro
Christ
Jerusalem
Adolph Fassnacht
Christus
Amalie Fassnacht
Mary Magdalena
Judas
Willi Ehrhardt
Herr Ehrhardt
The Passion Play at Greensboro A Universal Sacred Drama
A Greensboro production of The Passion Play features Judas as the central force of betrayal and emotion. Joseph Meizer and Fritz Schoeller deliver sympathetic performances while a powerful crucifixion scene conveys awe and universal appeal. About 390 locals served as supers, with excellent costuming and strong extras.
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Judas
Joseph Meizer
Johannes
Fritz Schoeller
Carparas
Alfred Ambrogio
Annas
Jesus
Christias
Christ
Eli
Lama Sabachthani
Greensboro
New Notaries Appointed at Governor Gardner Office
Sept 24. Public commissioner notaries listed at Gov. O Max Gardner offices include Maurine Bledsoe Asheville A B Dreher Greensboro W S Morris Gastonia M B Rose Charlotte L B Smith Lincolnton L A Willson Charlotte W B Best Concord Mrs Pessie J Littlejohn Charlotte Co P Brown Charlotte Miss Bessie Cox Newton Grove R V Michaux Jr Morganton E T homas Madison ee Watson Thomasville.
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Raleigh
Max Gardner
Maurine Bledsoe
Asheville
A. B. Dreher
Greensboro
W. S. Morris
Gastonia
M. B. Rose
Charlotte
L. B. Smith
Lenoir
L. A. Willson
W. B. Best
Concord
Pessie J. Littlejohn
Co. P. Brown
Bessie Cox
Newton Grove
R. V. Michaux, Jr
Morganton
E. ®. Thomas
Madison
Ee Watson
Thomasville
Raskob Tests Artificial Linen and New Car at North Chessford
North Chessford, Mass. John J. Raskob, Jr. is experimenting with artificial linen and has acquired a second-hand automobile, a five-year-old flivver, marking notable firsts for him in this locality.
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North Chessford
Mass
John J. Raskob, Jr
Alligator‑Girl Alice Offered 25000 For Body After Death
Alice a Raleigh born woman known as the alligator girl travels with the Sheesley show at the High Point fair. Melvin Andrews says Johns Hopkins scientists offered 25000 to her for donating her body after death. Mayo Clinic doctors in Rochester say her skin and facial features resemble an alligator and no cure exists. Alice has toured eight countries and the United States seeking treatment.
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Melvin Andrews
Raleigh
Alice
Mr. Andrews
Johns Hopkins University
Charles
John Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Andrews
United States
Scouts 10 Put On Radio Programs
Beginning October 2 the Uwharrie council of Boy Scouts will broadcast a fifteen minute weekly program on WNRC from the Sheraton hotel. Courtesy of Mr. Smith the Greensboro station manager the series aims to raise Scouting standards, widen local interest, and reach rural troops. The first program outlines Scouting origins and purposes in the United States. The second covers the history of Scouting from 1908 to today and explains Scout divisions. Local news items for Scouts will be included.
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Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts
WNRC
Sheraton Hotel
Smith
Greensboro
Amos N’ Andy
America
Uwharrie Council
B. W. Hackney
United States
Smallest disease germs seen at Westminster hospital
London reports that ultra microscopic germs, described as the smallest disease organisms ever viewed, were discovered in the Westminster hospital laboratory. Magnified 1800 times, they are said to cause creeping paralysis and can pass through porcelain pores.
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London
Westminster Hospital
Lightning Strikes Doctor In Bluffton Phone Incident
BLUFFTON Georgia Dr. B T Johnson was killed when a bolt struck him during a telephone call at a local drug store. Emergency responders found him at the scene and authorities opened an investigation into the electrical accident.
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Bluffton
B. T. Johnson
Lightning damages shoes leaving man with odd gait
During a severe electrical storm a man walked with an unusual, peculiar gait after being struck by lightning. Friends believed he was paralyzed until it was found the heels were torn, causing the awkward stride.
Boston Mayor Slater on American vs English girls
New York report notes Mayor Reuben Slater of Boston England remarks while traveling home from Boston Massachusetts that American girls are more athletic but less pretty than English girls. He contrasts athleticism with beauty and reflects on cultural differences during the trip.
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New York
Reuben Slater
Boston
England
Mass
Special music added to J C Penney fall fashion show at Broadhurst
The J C Penney fall fashion show at the Broadhurst theatre features new fall styles with a special novelty dance by Katherine and Anna Lee Ellison and vocal selections by J Gurney Briggs and Mae Kirkman. Models include Diana Chandler and Dorothy Crawley as the program also rescreens The Eyes of the World after the fashion segment.
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J. €. Penney Company
Broadhurst
Harold Bell Wright
Little Misses
Katherine
Anna Lee Ellison
Davis School of the Dance
J. Gurney Briggs
Mae Kirkman
Diana Chandler
Dorothy Crawley
Dorothy Smith
Alma Virginia McCain
Virginia Fraley
A B Club Enjoys Musical Program at Country Club
The American Business club heard a faculty concert from High Point College at its weekly country club meeting. Miss Margaret Sloan led with The Star and Joy. Miss Mildred Luce performed Air de Ballet and Slavonic Dance as part of the program.
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High Point College
American Business Club
Margaret Sloan
Rogers
Ruth Elder Camp Sued for 150000 in Career Clash
Mrs Ruth Elder Camp faces a $150000 lawsuit from promoter T H McArdie who says he has a ten year management contract with her, alleging her choice of married life over a career triggered the action.
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New York
Ruth Elder Camp
T. H. McArdie
Foreclosure Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
State and county announce the foreclosure of a deed of trust on real property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. The trustee will sell at two oclock in the afternoon on October 27 1930 at the Greensboro courthouse door to satisfy the note secured by the trust.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
Cagie
Effie Cagie
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
N. C
Greensboro
High Point
Property description for No 606 Springfield Avenue High Point NC
Legal notice dated September 22, 1930, detailing the tract at No 606 Springfield Avenue in High Point North Carolina. Describes boundary lines with A J Idol E F Nance J S Worth Ott Cook and Brentwood Development plat recorded in Guilford County. Trustee J Allen Austin Austin Turner Attorneys.
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Springfield Avenue
Green Street
J. 8. Worth
Ott Cook
Springerfield Avenue
High Point
North Carolina
Brentwood
J. S. Worth
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guillford County
J. Allen Austin Austin
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Joseph Grainer
Ministry of War
Fred W. Abbot
Great Britain
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O. L. Bodenhammer
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Paramount News
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Scouts
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Arthur Lake
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June Clyde
Lloyd Hamilton
Nancy Carroll
Hal Skelly
Fessor
E. B. Stimson
Charles McAnally
James Moffitt
Jake Rountree
Phillip Davis
Mr. McAnally
Margaret Hauser
Julius Greene
Ed Chappel
A.B. Club
Sloan
Luce
Professor Stimson
Inent
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Schloss Bros
Stetson and
Schoble
Cannon-Fetzer Co
South Main
Bert Lytell
Patsy Ruth Miller
Sue Carroll
Grant Withers
Chrysler
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Hudson
NASH
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