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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1927
Page
5
News from Elm Street School notes a PTA gathering scheduled for Tuesday at 4 pm in the municipal building. A chapel program by Mrs. Dutton's third grade featured devotional exercises a song duet piano solo and a student solo with names cited for performers.
Stewart fourth grade staged a Mendelssohn themed chapel with a life story read by Elsie Sisk. Pearl Palmer sang Others, Aline Jones played wedding march, bridesmaids Lara Owens and Letha Krieger in yellow, groomsmen Clyde Wages and others, Virginia Valentine as bride with Joseph Cecil father and James Hanger groom.
Violet Lanier a fifth grader in Miss Laura Beth Gaylor's class died Tuesday March 29 at the Y M C A. She had a perfect attendance record and was noted for punctuality. Flower girls led the service and Mrs Smith served as pallbearer.
Bay Street School reports include a pupil from our school in the state musical contest, multiple grade chapel programs, and an extensive talk by W. Idol on the federal reserve system. Other items cover baseball uniforms, a tacky party for the Bay Street Girl Reserves, and a PTA meeting set for April 4 with a parent attendance prize.
Mrs. Shipwash’s class entertained other grades with a lively chapel program featuring folk games and songs. Students performed Rhythm work, Bible story, lullabies, and group dances. The Johnson Street school dramatized Hansel and Gretel and Girls Reserves plan a YWCA meeting on April 7 with officers in attendance.
Oak Hill School fifth graders led a chapel program with teacher Mildred Burton conducting devotional exercises. Nine students performed a health play The Brushes Quarrel and a health song Ten Little Germs, followed by America the Beautiful. The previous Tuesday the Oak Hill team held a practice game with Grimes Street.
Eastern North Carolina towns report havoc from a late night wind gusts. Tarboro suffers unroofed houses and a blown church wall while Nash and Edgecombe counties tally about 75000 dollars in losses. Hart Mill’s 50,000 dollar damage leads the list with a night shift inside safe. Offshore reports note unusual disturbances near Cape Hatteras.
Mr and Mrs G A Brown announce the birth of a daughter named Sarah Evelyn on March 31 at Guilford General Hospital.
The Wesley Memorial church begins its annual evangelistic series with morning services on Individual Influence and evening topics on The Promised Revival. Daylight 8 a.m. meetings suit business people and students, with nightly sessions at 7 30 p.m. Choir additions are expected and Epworth League will discuss The Meaning of Discipleship on Sundays at 6 45.
The Archdale Friends church auxiliary will take orders and deliver cakes pies chicken and potato salads and colored eggs. Call Mrs. O E Wilson at 5320 or Mrs. W H Hodgin at 5918 to place orders.
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