Broughton Pledges No Politics In North Carolina Schools
Governor Broughton told 3,000 delegates at the North Carolina Education Association convention that he will not tolerate political practices in public schools. K G Phillips of Winston-Salem was elected to the presidency, succeeding S G Hawfield. John C Lockhart was elected vice president. He outlined education plans, urged higher compulsory attendance to 16, longer school terms, tenure improvements, and salary raises for masters degree holders. The remarks came as the convention highlighted continued progress in North Carolina’s education system.
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Asheville
Broughton
North Carolina Education Association
North Carolina
K. G. Phillips
Winston-Salem
S. G. Hawfield
Raleigh
Lockhart V.P
John C. Lockhart
Wake County
Mecklenburg County
General Assembly
Palm Sunday reflections and a Rome briefing note
Palm Sunday meditation on humility and lending hands, urging faith and service. United States Ambassador William Ciano Phillips meets Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano in Rome after Milan trip, followed by a light note on Salvation Army doughnuts with star shaped holes.
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Phillips
Ciano
Rome
United States
William C. Phillips
Galeazo Ciano
Milan
New York
Salvation Army
National Negro Health Week Observed In City
The 27th annual National Negro Health Week was terminated here Friday with talks on Health Preparedness by local medical and allied professionals. Events included lectures at William Penn High School and several churches, school hearings, and radio addresses led by Dr. C. T. Whitten and Dr. W. E. Young. Community leaders praised cooperation of Negro schools pastors nurses and the local radio station for a successful observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Davis
William Penn High School
W. F. Elliot
W. E. Young
First Baptist Church
C. T. Whitten
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Leonard Street School
P.T. A
St. Luke Lutheran School
J. J. Wilson
Whitten
Fairview Street
Florence High School
Trinity Colored School
H. H. Croft
H. H. le Mon
Women's Memorial A M E Church Hosts Second Quarterly Meeting
The second quarterly meeting of Women's Memorial A M E Church opens today with Rev A M Jones and Rev H B Barkley to attend the evening service at 7 30. The business session is set for Turner's Chapel in Florence Monday evening. Rev J E Melton of Calvary Baptist will preach Wednesday at 7 30 with his choir and congregation.
Daughters of Dorcas Meet at Mrs Wooley Home
The Daughters of Dorcas Club of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs John Wooley on East High Street Monday at 8 o clock.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Daughters of Darcas Club
Louis Williams
Graves Street
Daughters OF Dorcas
Daughters of Dorcas Club
First Baptist Church
John Wooley
East High Street
Cavaliers Banquet Highlights Recognition Theme
The Cavalier Club held its first annual banquet in the William Penn High School Cafeteria. Rev. Mainard Wooley spoke on The Urge for Recognition, urging audience to recognize worthy deeds. Short talks by Rev. W. F. Elliot and J. W. Ross followed with musical selections by Mrs. E. G. Cobb and Mrs. Fannie C. Parker, and a solo by Thomas B. Smith. J. A Warren Baldwin served as toastmaster.
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Cavalier Club
William Penn High School
Mainard Wooley
Wooley
W. F. Elliot
J. W. Ross
E. G. Cobb
Fannie C. Parker
Thomas B. Smith
J. A Warren Baldwin
Holy Week Services at St Luke's Lutheran Church
Holy Week services begin tonight at St Luke's Lutheran Church corner of Walnut and Leonard streets. Theme The Redemption of Your Soul What It Cost with six sermons covering Deep Humility Perfect Obedience Willing Surrender Unlimited Suffering Surpassing Love The Redeemer's Life. Rev Flarry Haysbert of St Mark's Winston-Salem preaches Tuesday night others Rev J Ernest Shufelt of St Luke's preaches. Public invited.
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ST. Luke’s Lutheran
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Walnut and
Leonard Streets
Flarry Haysbert
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Winston-Salem
J. Ernest Shufelt
St. Luke's
Alpha Art Club Opens April Session With Plans for Week
The Alpha Art Club met April 3 at Mrs J C Morgan s Underhill Ave turning to a business session to finalize Alpha Art Week plans in May. Activities include A and T College Choral event hostess duties for the State Federation of Women s Clubs and the annual Founder s Day program with a Souvenir Program issued that week. New officers for 1941 1942 were elected: President Mrs E P Wilson first vice president Mrs L Haitlin second vice president Mrs L Greenwood recording secretary Mrs F B Davis corresponding secretary Mrs J T Whitten financial secretary Mrs B Merritt treasurer Mrs T Brincefield. they will be installed in the fall. A delightful dinner followed for Mesdames M H Blackburn E G Cobb Wilson C Reid Af M Simmons Greenwood C Drake L B Curt right Haizlip A Griffin O R
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Alph Art Club
Alpha Art Club
J. C. Morgan
Underhill Avenue
Alpha
A. and T. College
State Federation of Women's Clubs
E. P. Wilson
L. Haitlin
L. Greenwood
F. B. Davis
JT. Whitten
B. Merritt
T. Brincefield
M. H. Blackburn
E. G. Cobb
Wilson
C. Reid
Af. J. Simmons
Greenwood
C. Drake
L. B. Curtright
Haizlip
A. Griffin
O. R
Patrician Club to Meet at Hairston Home
The Patrician Club will gather Monday at 7 PM at Charles Hairston’s residence 613 High Street for its upcoming meeting. Proceedings focus on club affairs and community updates.
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Patrician Club
Charles Hairston
High Street
The Chal lenge of the Cross at First Baptist Church
A one act drama titled The Challenge of the Cross will be presented this afternoon at 6:20 at the First Baptist Church. Catherine Haywood leads with scenes featuring Muriel Byrd Thelma Gaylord Helen Deberry Nellie Hinton and Mrs Mollie Walker and Mrs Carrie Lee Brown. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist News
First Baptist Church
Catherine Haywood
Muriel Byrd
Thelma Gaylord
Helen Deberry
Nellie Hinton
Mesdames Mollie Walker
Carrie Lee Brown
St Mark Church to Sponsor Baby Contest Monday Evening
St Mark Church Circle Number Four will sponsor a baby contest Monday evening. Participants include Jessie May Powell Walter Pike Francis Hairston Doris Tyson Dival Leach Randolph Little Jr Marjorie Strickland Delores Wright Janice Oneda Grant and Glynn Chavis. A program by Mrs J J Hart pupils and an address by Dr Creft are planned.
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ST. Mark Church
Jessie May Powell
Walter Pike
Francis Hairston
Doris Tyson
Dival Leach
Randolph Little, Jr
Marjorie Strickland
Delores Wright
Janice Oneda Grant
Glynn Chavis
J. J. Hart
Creft
Local residents gather for family evening in Gibson
Jack Bethea Sr. and his son Wade Lenzia of Gibson visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bethea Jr. and Miss Marie Bethea at 1200 Hoover Street on Friday evening. Cienzo Miles, a teacher at Clio High School for colored students, joined the gathering.
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Jack Bethea
Wade Lenzia
Gibson
Cienzo Miles
Clio
S. C
Colored High School
Jack Bethea, Jr
Marie Bethea
1200
Hoover Street
Bicycle Contest Closes. Winner Sells Most Votes
The Business Men and civic clubs sponsored bicycle contest ended Friday night at the Ritz Theatre. Bobby Spencer won by selling the most votes. Proceeds fund Municipal Park equipment. a six swing unit will be erected soon with a public presentation planned during the May Day program.
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Ritz Theatre
Bobby Spencer
St Matthew C. M. E. Church Sunday Services Announcement
St Matthew C M E Church schedules Sunday School at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 11 o'clock with ser- ice. The notice lists service times and church activities for the day.
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ST. Matthews C. M. E
St. Matthew C. M. FE
Appreciation for Safe Driving School Letters
Letters from students praise the Safe Driving School, noting the course teaches essential driving rules, safety habits, and legal regulations. Excerpts express gratitude to instructor Chap Bodenheimer and driving instructor W. G. Bridges, urging the course become a required program for prospective drivers and to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Driving School
Chap Bodenheimer
W. G. Bridges
Greensboro Lumber Firm Ordered to Pay Back Wages
Federal Judge Johnson J. Hayes filed a judgment in Greensboro restraining the Troy Cross Arm Company of Troy from future wage and hour violations. The firm must pay 3,518.07 in back wages for 33 employees and had failed to pay minimum wage, overtime, and keep required records.
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Raleigh
U. S. Department of Labor
Johnson J. Hayes
Greensboro
Troy Cross Arm Company of
Troy
Practice House Open House At High Point College
High Point College will hold an open house at the Home Economics practice house 909 Wrest College Drive on Tuesday April 8 from 3 to 6 o clock. Miss Adam Johnson announces two meals demonstrating budgeting for low and moderate incomes. Four home economics majors Lucy Neal Thayer Lucile Johnson Miriam Hoggard and Cleo Pinnix will be in residence.
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High Point College
Wrest College Drive
Adam Johnson
Lucy Neal Thayer
Trinity
Lucile Johnson
Winston-Salem
Miriam Hoggard
Lewiston
Cleo Pinnix
Greensboro
Red Men To Hold District Meeting
The Improved Order of Red Men will hold a district meeting here next Saturday April 12 at 3 p m with Chickasaw Tribe No 32 of this city as host The sixth district includes tribes in Leaks ville Spray Reidsville Graham Burlington Gibsonville Greensboro High Point Thomasville Lexington and Cooleemee A J Koonce will welcome visitors and W H Smith of Reidsville will respond
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Red Men
Charlotte
A. J. Koonce
W. H. Smith
Reidsville
Leaksville-Spray
Graham
Burlington
Gibsonville
Greensboro
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Cooleemee
Mrs Dora Royals Dies At 66 In Thomasville
Mrs Dora Royals 66 wife of Ed B Royals died at her home 309 Broad Street Saturday afternoon after two months illness She was the daughter of Franklin and Susan Beck of Davidson County Surviving besides her husband are three brothers Dan John Beck both of Thomasville and Tom Beck of Lexington Funeral will be held Sunday at 4 PM at Calvary Reformed Church with Rev T C Vaughn officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery
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Dora Royals
Enterprise
Thomasville
Ed B. Royals
Broad Street
Franklin
Susan Beck
Davidson County
Dan
John Beck
Tom Beck
Lexington
Calvary Reformed Church
T. C. Vaughn
Glenda Gale Campbell Dies In Thomasville Home
Glenda Gale Campbell six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Campbell of 318 Kendall Street died Saturday afternoon after pneumonia. Survived by parents two brothers Richard and Joe and sister Dorothy all at home Funeral services will be held Sunday.
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Glenda Gale Campbell
Enterprise
Thomasville
H. C. Campbell
Kendall Street
Richard
Joe
Dorothy
Charles Robertson Named to Administer Savings Program
In Wasitington on April 5 Secretary Morgenthau appointed internal revenue collectors in six states as state administrators of the defense savings program to be launched in May. Other directors will join as the program to sell savings bonds and postal savings stamps progresses. The policy is voluntary with no solicitation of orders or pledges. Administrators named include William P. Bowers of South Carolina and Charles H. Robertson of North Carolina.
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Wasitington
Morgenthau
Internal Revenue
Defense Savings Program
Treasury Department
William P. Bowers
South Carolina
Charles H. Robertson
North Carolina
Service at Mount Zion Holiness Church to Honor Rev York
A funeral service will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mount Zion Holiness Church with Reverend T. R. York officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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Mount Zion
Trans Continental Flight Mark Is Set
San Diego April 5 A record non stop trans continental flight of 9 hours 57 minutes for a bomber over 50 000 pounds gross weight was claimed by Consolidated Aircraft Corp The flight left Feb 15 from San Diego to New York joining the Royal Air Force with observers aboard and enough fuel left for thousands of miles The bomber Liberator with six British observers flew at 18000 feet sighting land only at Wichita Kansas City and Dayton and crew used oxygen More than a dozen Liberator bombers have left San Diego since the initial flight
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San Diego
Calif
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
la Guardia Field
N. Y
Royal Air Force
New York
Wichita
Kansas City
Dayton
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R. H. Johnson
Hattie Boulware
Helen Boulware
Leola Horne
C. H. Reid
Monroe
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Kivett Drive
F. R. Mason
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Taylor Street
Mason
Att. Zion Baptist
A. S. Townsend
Mt. Zion
Metropolitan Church
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Earth
MT. Zion Baptist Church News
Mars Hill
B. Y. P. U. Forum
C. E. Yokely
W. F. Elliott
William Penn’s
William Penn P.T. A
Fannie Alexander
Murray Street
Friendship Baptist Church
S. M. Frazier
Daughters OF Elks
Elks Home
Annie Thomas
Smart Set Club
Rosetta Davis
West Willis Street
Pauline Greene
Diefdames
Leslie Carter
Marjorie Alexander
Annie McCray
Locia Watkins
Gertrude Robinson
Clifford Little
Susan Foust
Grace Finch
Minnie Patterson
Philadelphia
Marion Workman
Mildred Maddor
Avis Russell
C. O. Long
Thomasville High School
Chapel Hill
Albemarle
Kannapolis
Miss Russell
Miss Maddox
Burt Studio
Charles Robertson
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Flint
Mich
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