Fall membership meeting of Y W C A at High Point
The High Point Y W C A invites members to the fall membership meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p m in the association building on East Commerce Street. Mrs Herman T Stevens chairs the committee and a full program features talks by Irene Yarnall Eva Edgerton Virginia Carrier Louise Kearns and others with songs readings duets solos and a benediction by Rev Mr Womble.
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High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
East Commerce Street
Herman T. Stevens
Irene Yarnall
Eva Edgerton
Virginia Carrier
Louise Kearns
J. H. Walker
Margaret Riggans
C. E. Parker
Clara I. Cox
R. I. Farmer
C. E. Biceloff
Ruth Wofford
Church Service Schedule Highlights and Music
The schedule details morning and evening services across multiple churches. Wesley Memorial and First Baptist list organ preludes, hymns, anthems, and sermons by their pastors. Central Friends notes a morning organ prelude and sermon while Dorothy Hoskins performs offertory. The program emphasizes chorals, readings, and benedictions across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
Mattheson
Harrington
Heath
Jerusalem
Maunder
Roma
Dorothy Hoskins
Patridge
Burdett
E. J. Harbison
L. L. Stookey
Yonferoff
Peter
Hankey
Harris
First Baptist
Dvorak
Lowell Mason
Himmel
W. H. Davis
Lewis Holson
Drew
Jesus
Stebbins
Schuler
Devis
Wilson
Mr. Peterson
Central Friends
America
Christian Fellowship
Brother Man
Local Church Services Highlight Evening Concerts and Sermons
The article lists multiple church services with extensive hymn selections and musical offerings. Names like Tom Alderman Sykes, Diggle, Reiff, and Willis A. Parker appear alongside church groups and choirs performing cantatas and anthems. It notes sermon topics and a Sunday school schedule, detailing Prelude, Offertory, and Postlude selections across First Presbyterian, First Reformed, and Emmanuel Lutheran churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Christ
Chas. E. Miller
First Presbyterians
Svendsen
Gaines
Dwight
Simonetti
Faure
Sir Launfal
Candlyn
Cadman
James Russell Lowell
Dubois
Mesdames
Alfred and Briggs
Messrs
Harrison
Fiddler
Carol’ — Willis
Johnson
van de Water
Arthur Fidler
Hearter
Willis A. Parker
Wagner
First Reformed
Fairest of the Air Queen Named at World Radio Fair
Olive Shea of Station WABC New York crowned Queen of the Air at the World's Radio Fair for being the most beautiful broadcasting artist. She posed for the camera smiling as part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Shea
WABC
New York
Central Cooperative Live Stock Association's $33 Million Trade
The Central Cooperative Live stock association of St. Paul conducts an annual business of 33 million dollars. Its members are all live stock raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Cooperative Livestock Association of
Community flower honors Norwood and Hedgecock
City note lists C. L. Norwood as first and Mrs. M. Hedgecock as second in a local community flower tribute with details unreadable beyond names and order.
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C. L. Norwood
District Fair Juices Up Pantry Poultry Exhibit
Readable text lists numerous winners in pantry and poultry divisions. Multiple names including Miss Pearl Leonard Mrs. C. M. Borum Mrs. L. L. Davis appear for first and second prizes. Entries cover jams jellies pickles and canned goods alongside a large poultry results section with various breeds and prize placements.
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C. L. Leonard
Brown
Funeral Fulfills Aged Davidson Man's Final Requests
Scott W. Rutledge 79 died at his Davidson home and was buried at Bethel Baptist church after a pre mortem request for a home made casket a Baptist preacher to deliver the funeral and his son Tom Rutledge to read Psalms 90.6. The undertaker reports all requests were followed. Deputies seized a 60 gallon copper still with John Floyd in Silver Hill township and another 40 gallon still found later. Kinever Moore was arrested in Durham for larceny and sentenced to Davidson county roads for 3 months plus 15 days for drunkenness. A separate shoplifting incident at Stadium's store ended with the suspect fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Scott W. Rutledge
Bethel Baptist Church
Yedkinville
W. W. Russell
Stanley S. May
Yadkin County
Tom Rutledge
Martinsville
Mr. Russell
Mr. Rutledge
Russell
Yadkinville
Robey Loflin
Dan Leonard
Fred Sink
Silver Hill Township
John Floyd
Lexington
Kinever Moore
Durham
G. H. Fair
Gilliam
Davidson County
Nin
Stadium
Stadiem
Local Harvest Home Exhibit Winners List
The record lists prize standings across canned goods jams jellies preserves and fruit products. Top honors go to Mrs C M Borum and Mrs C L Leonard with multiple firsts and several second places awarded by category judges including tomatoes corn okra fruit butters and jams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. Lt. Norwood
C. L. Leonard
D. H. Baker
E. H. Rothrock
Cc. M. Borum
C. M. Borum
S. P. Anthony
A. J. Blair
W. S. Davis
W. E. Crary
Dallas Ring
Fancy Work Prize Winners and Centerpiece Details
Centerpiece embroidery awards cite first place for Mrs. S. C. Vincannon and second for Pearl Moose. Further centers list Mrs. Lee Hed rick and Florence Monroe, plus crochet winners Mrs. M. J. Garren and Mrs. M. L. Hedgecock. Crochet edge prize goes to Mary Clegg and Mrs. L. E. Bird with pillow cases noted.
Embroidered and Linen Winners List
A long list of first and second place awards for embroidered items and linens. Winners include Mrs. T. A. Smith, Pearl Moore, Mrs. J. S. Reddick, Florence Monroe, Mrs. J. S. Fulton, Mary Clegg, Mrs. W. H. Hodgin, Mrs. G. W. Honeycutt, Mrs. Mattie Haithcock, Mrs. J. F. Pierce, Mrs. Kate Trotter, Mrs. Pauline Pitts, Mrs. S. C. Vincannon, Mrs. P. E. Harrelson, Mrs. H. C. Robison, Ida Herman, Mrs. Lee Hedrick, Mrs. W. L. Killen, Mrs. A. E. Taplin, Mrs. P. W. Willard, Mrs. S. J. Willard, Mrs. A. L. Payne, Mrs. L. E. Bird, Velva Hayden, Mrs. R. C. Soyars, Mrs. D. V. Cassidy, Mrs. Noah Davis, Mrs. Joe Snider, Mrs. Grissom, Mrs. M. L. Hedgecock, Mrs. A. W. Cox, Mrs. Horace Hayworth.
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T. A. Smith
Pearl Moore
J. S. Reddick
Florence Monroe
J. S. Fulton
Mary Clegg
W. H. Hodgin
G. W. Honeycutt
Mattie Haithcock
J. F. Pierce
Kate Trotter
Pauline Pitts
S. C. Vincannon
P. E. Harrelson
H. C. Robison
W. B. Vail
Ida Herman
Lee Hedrick
W. L. Killen
A. E. Taplin
P. W. Willard
S. J. Willard
A. L. Payne
L. E. Bird
T. C. Johnson
H. L. Embler
Dallas Ring
C. C. Muse
Velva Hayden
R. C. Soyars
D. V. Cassidy
M. N. Hedgecock
Noah Davis
Joe Snider
Grissom
M. L. Hedgecock
A. W. Cox
Horace Hayworth
Hand carved wood work earns first place at fair
A listing of winners includes W. P. Hicks Happy Feed Store Staff of Life Jones Feed and Grain Co Antique Shop Dodge and Plymouth J. E. Black H. G. Ilderton Durant Star Motor Marble and Tile Works High Point Marble Hudson and Essex Jefferson Motor Co Machinery booth J. I. Case Company with several entries earning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hicks
Happy Feed
Staff of Life
Jones Feed and Grain Co
Dodge and Plymouth
J. E. Black
H. G. Ilderton
Durant
Star Motor
High Point Marble
Hudson and Essex
Jefferson Motor Co
J. I. Case Company
South Atlantic district honors at Boston biennial convention
Praises for the South Atlantic district highlight last year and the groups sent to the Boston biennial including the Phoff family orchestra from Winston-Salem and Greensboro college girls’ glee club. North Carolina lauded for many federated clubs as officers introduced at the morning session. A luncheon, musical numbers, and a junior ride followed during the afternoon sessions.
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South Atlantic
Harper
Boston
Phoff Family
Winston-Salem
Alexander
Greensboro College
Twadell
Durham
Charleston
North Carolina
Lucas
Milwaukee
Wis
O. C. Hamilton
Asheville
National Bulletin
Smith
Thomas Opie
Burlington
Henry Ware
Greensboro
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point
Herman Abels
William Spicer
Goldsboro
Ruth Cumbre
High Point High School
Virginia Frank
Adelaide Crowell
Ruth Wood
Julia Clark Gold
Robert Hoskins
June Carol Coble
W. M. Paris, Jr
W. M. Waynick
Greensboro High School
Ww. M. Paris, Jr
Guy Hope
Allen Stanley
G. W. Stampter
American Bakery Company
High Point Creamery
P. H. Johnson, Grocer
Geo. Hutchens Grocery Company
O’neil Grocery Company
High Point Candy Kitchen
Paul Myatt
C. James Welie
Eton College
Mama Johnson
Junior clubs host joyful auto tour for visiting youths
The visiting junior groups enjoyed a pleasant automobile ride around the city hosted by local clubs. Hostesses included the Musical Art club, the music literature department of the Woman's club, the Junior Musical Art club, and the Junior Music Lovers' club.
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Point
Musical Art
Woman's Club
School music program expands with private and public effort
The city relies on private instruction and limited trained staff to teach instrumental and vocal music in high and junior high schools. L. L. Stookey leads the program, visiting classrooms every two months with a team of assistants. Staff members Maxwell Jones Miss Virginia Frank Miss Marion Burgess and Miss Ila Hensley manage instrumental ensembles choruses and elementary music, visiting about 110 classrooms in rotation.
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Stookey
L. Ll. Stookey
Maxwell Jones
Virginia Frank
Marion Burgess
Ila Hensley
Miss Hensley
High Point Woman's Club Aids Adult Education Drive
Mary Washburn and others attend a Green Street church project led by Dr. H. T. Stevens. Volunteer teachers include Fred R. Poplin Minnie Bailey and L. W. McFarland. Pupils J. D. Stacey Sadie Kelley and Edwards have earned prize Bibles for notable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Washburn
R. T. Chappell
Ruth Welborn
L. W. McFarland
Edgerton
Woman’s Club
Green Street Church
H. T. Stevens
Fred R. Poplin
Minnie Bailey
J. D. Stacey
Sadie Kelley
Edwards
High Point
North Carolina
High Point Music Program Expands with Major Festival
The High Point schools expand music education as George F. Allen teaches at William Penn High and two colored elementary schools. A 40 piece high school band debuts at Friday’s game, with orchestras glee clubs and string ensembles already active. A Thanksgiving string concert and a Halloween glee concert are planned, with an operetta replaced by an opera in March and a grand May music festival featuring all levels. A graded school chorus of over 1,000 voices will wow local audiences during the festival week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Allen
William Penn High School
High Point
Hallowe’en
Woman Injured in Mechanicsville Car Collision
A woman was struck by a car in Mechanicsville last night and taken to High Point hospital with a broken leg. Hospital staff could not identify her at first. The driver Matt Blackburn found the injured person and brought her to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
High Point Hospital
Matt Blackburn
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