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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1940

Page

7

Dispute Over Appointment Of Judges Registrars Expected

Rival Democratic factions dispute over appointments of judges and registrars for Guilford precincts as the Guilford County Board of Elections meets in Greensboro to name officials for primaries and the general election. Chairman Hoyle says he will not submit recommendations. Paschal plans to propose a list. The board faces decisions amid party dissension and potential partisan influence.

Guilford County Board of Elections Greensboro Thomas C. Hoyle, Jr Election Board Frank N. Paschal Executive Committee R. Gregg Cherry Paschal High Point Louis J. Fisher D. E. Hudgins Hoyle Rufus W. Reynolds Elections Board Hudgins Board of Elections Democratic Party Guilford County

Local Doctor Attends Academy Meeting in Washington

Dr. S. S. Saunders of High Point registered in Washington for the three day eastern region meeting of the African Academy.

Academy S. S. Saunders Washington Washington, D. C Dr. S Saunders of High Point African Acad

D A R Chapter Meeting Planned at Emerywood Tuesday

The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its April meeting at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Associate hostesses include Mesdames Caldwell Brinson Powe Tae Stewart Williamson and Miss Caldwell. Election of new officers will be held and a program is planned.

Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Emerywood Country Club Mesdames A. S. Caldwell, Jr R. L. Brinson W. +. Powe W. Ff. Tae Stewart O. C. Williamson Alice Caldwell

Miss Fitzgerald Selected as State Representative at Education Conference

Miss Ruth Fitzgerald professor of education at Woman's College is named North Carolina representative to the Tri State Conference of the Progressive Education Association to meet April 11 12 13 in Richmond Virginia She will preside at three meetings and deliver the closing summary Other North Carolina participants include Miss Etta Sledge Miss Mary Moore Miss Hattie Parrott and several state education officials The dinner speakers are William H Kilpatrick and W Carson Ryan focusing on modern education and parental and teacher cooperation in Richmond hosted by the public schools and the Progressive Education Association

Greensboro Ruth Fitzgerald Woman's College North Carolina Progressive Education Association Richmond Fitzgerald Virginia South Carolna Etta Sledge Goldsboro Mary Moore Hattie Parrott State Department of Education Julia Wetherington State Department of Public Instruction Olivia Bullock Sallie Marks Meredith College T. Ward Guy Cool Springs Ray Armstrong L. E. Spikes Burlington W. J. White C. F. Carroll High Point Co. W. Davis Roanoke Rapids Mary Langston

Rev J C Madison speaks on treasure island ideals at High Point College

Rev J Clay Madison urged High Point College seniors to pursue noble world ideals despite hostility. He advised youth to keep an open mind, stay morally clean, and find a task to do their best. The talk formed part of a Friday chapel program featuring religious speakers.

Treasure Island J. Clay Madison First Methodist Church High Point College P. E. Lindley Madison Queen Elizabeth of Spain Mr. Madison

Italian Scientist Plans Vesuvius Boiling Pots Experiment

Italian scientist plans to heat fissuress near Vesuvius summit by boiling pots. James Tompkins, 75, London blacksmith, collapsed and died at his forge. Guatemalan chicle last year exported to United States for chewing gum. South Africa flooded by heavy rains, pilots hunted new landings. Australian troop vehicles to Britain carry kangaroo boomerang emblem.

Vesuvius James Tompkins London Guatemala United States Britain

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