Lions Club to Present Comedy at Albion Mills Stadium
Ten winners of free tickets were announced by Lions Club judges for a charity game between High Point College and Emory and Henry at Albion Mills Stadium. Winners include Fred Sappenfield with a perfect score, Pug Thomas, Marvin Boggs, Wilson Dillon, Millard Coble, Richard I. Clapp, Mrs. R. I. Quigley, Hayworth, R. W. Sowers and John Torrence. A winning entry with the address 1612 Johnson Street was noted without a name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College-Emory and Henry
Albion Mills Stadium
Lions Club
Fred Sappenfield
Pug Thomas
Marvin Boggs
Wilson Dillon
Millard Coble
Richard I. Clapp
R. I. Quigley
S. Newlin Hayworth
R. W
Light Musical Swing Out to Be Offered at Junior High
The Business and Professional Women's Club present Swing Out a three act comedy at the Junior High auditorium Thursday at 8 pm with choruses special musical numbers and dancing. The plot centers on Thomas Kissler owner of Kant Kum off Kissable Lipstick Company and his social climbing wife. Cast includes Ruth Goodman Betty Kissler Denree Setzer Pierre Gaston and others. Special numbers by the High School Symphony Orchestra accordion and vocal soloists. Tickets from club members or Grace Flower Shop. Free admission for men in service uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissler
Thomas J. Kissler
Howard Garman
Ruth Goodman
Betty Kissler
Denree Setzer
Pierre Gaston
New York
Paris
Bayne Keever
John Arthurs
Arthurs Advertising Agency
W. P Morton, Jr
Patsy Miller
Betty
Frances Mendenhall
Nita Phillips
Francis B. Nelson
Bessie Lee Creech
Elaine Kirkman
Barbara Lynn
Beverly Burton
Roma Williams
Betty Miller
Carolyn Jones
Betty Jean Culver
Winifred Wall
Eleanor Younts
Tommy Stanton
Evelyn Boyd
Alma Bunnell
National Producing Company
Kansas City
Grace Flower Shop
Main Street
Club
Employers Fail To Accept Invitation Of A.F.L. Union
Furniture workers filled the municipal court room as the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners International Union held a meeting. No business leaders or city officials attended though Joe Boyd and J R Weyler spoke on union history and organizing in the southeast. Weyler claimed the CIO rivals were ineffective and urged workers to back industrial democracy and solidarity, noting the union would support members if strikes occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners International Union
Municipal
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Joe Boyd
J. R. Weyler
A. F. of L
Boyd
Word Study Promotes Vocab Growth in Daily Word
A reader note outlines pronunciation tips for obligation and the word of the day INORDINATE meaning not limited by rules or bounds. It urges increasing vocabulary by mastering one word daily and cites an example of excessive greed and wealth.
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Virginia
YALE
Redwine Hardware CO
North Main St
New York City
Samuel Hyman
Philco
Ingram Furniture Company
B. F. Hendrix
Sears Roebuck and CO
English Motor CO
Goodrich Silvertown
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
N. H. Silver Company
Efird's Department Store
Redwine Hardware Company
Clover Brand Dairies, Inc
High Point Steam Laundry
Bell and Howell
Ingram
Douglas
Lewis Body Works
Wright-Cline, Inc
Elwood Hotel Cafe
Garen
South Main Street
Furman
Wake Forest
GAUEN
PILCO
High Point
Emory and Henry Ingram Furniture CO
North Main
Cine-Kodak
Wight
Sevie Mabe
Clemson N
State Ingram’s Pharmacy
North Main Street
Georgia
South Carolina
Richardson’s
Stanford
Lewis
East High St
Hhowe
Collier
High Point At
N. H. Silver Co
Metropolitam
Dangburns Candies
Tipy
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Mann’s No
Duke
Tennessee
Sears, Roeblick and
High Point, N.C
Vmi—Temple
S. Penney
Mallory
Michigan
Iowa
Wright Cline Thep
Business Women's Club
Granite
Iron Dukes
Little
Snavely
Leahy
McLaughy
Bible
Harlowe
Harman
Dartmouth
University of North Carolina
A.F.L. Union
W. L. Gordon
High Point Restaurant
Association
Evious
Carolina
Eat-Well Cafe
Bluebird Castle
Bill's Place
Eagle Sandwich Shop
Rainbow Diner
Campbell's Cafe
New York. Cape
Tony
Piedmont Cafe
Sanitary Cape
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