Permits Reissued in High Point as Repairs Boom
High Point sees a record weekly permit tally with 39 permits totaling 17 947 dollars. Projects include new residences for Harold Kearns and Herman Falk and extensive repairs, re roofing, painting, and remodeling across multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kearns
Forrest Avenue
Woodrow
Shirley
Herman Falk
Brookside
Iley
W. G. Wilson
Trenton Street
Eagle Street
M. P. Davis
Lexington Avenue
D. A. Goodman
Denny Street
Paul D. Gregory
Woodrow Avenue
W. E. Kennedy
Kivett Drive
S. B. Wilson
East Green Street
Mamie Sides
Centennial Avene
H. W. Smith
Redding Street
Atlantic Insurance and Realtyompany
Monthieu Avenue
J. R. L. Davis
West Lexingen Avenue
G. Curtis Smith Deal
Newton Street
J. S. Hall
Baptist Street
Perry Street
W. T. Michael
Carr Street
High Point Paper Box Comany
K. J. Holloway
Springfield Avene
Joe Dale
English Street
G. E. Hedrick
Johnson Street
Cronin Errors Slacken Red Sox In Exhibition Loss
In Rocky Mount on April 6 Cincinnati Reds beat Boston 12 to 5 as manager Joe Cronin misplayed balls and threw wide and late. Ernie Lombardi homered. Johnny Vander Meer and Barrett pitched to finish the romp with Reds piling up runs and Boston errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Ernie
Negro Ham and Canned Meat Show Debuts in Greensboro
Friday night the first county wide ham and canned meat show opened at Florence Negro school in Greensboro with 40 prime hams competing for top honors. The event, sponsored by the Negro farm and home agents with A and J College teacher trainees and Florence P T A, aimed to promote better farm meats through improved raising and curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Florence Negro School
B. A. Hall
Guilford County
Negro Farm and Home Agents
J. College
W .T. Johnson
P.T. A
Florence
Friendship Baptist Church Service With Calvary Choir
This afternoon at 3 o clock the pastor Rev J E Melton and the choir and congregation of Calvary Baptist Church will conduct a service at Friendship Baptist Church. The New Zion Quartet of New Zion Baptist Church Greensboro will sing several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Melton
Calvary Baptist Church
Friendship Baptist Church
New Zion Quartet
New Zion Baptist Church
Greensboro
Oak Grove Church Services and Missionary Circle Meeting
Oak Grove Congregational Christian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and evening service at 8 p m with Rev C T Harvey as speaker at both services The Missionary Circle met at 1207 Furlough Street with Mrs Bessie Tate hosting the first gathering and reports a successful meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Congregational Christian Church
C. T. Harvey
Missionary Circle of
Oak Grove Church
Bessie Tate
Furlough Street
Funeral Service for Mrs Hattie Hoover Set for Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Hoover aged about 638 who died at her Asheboro home on Wednesday will be held this afternoon at 2 oclock at Maleda Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include husband Lee Hoover three daughters Bernice Hoover Mary Phillips and Lola Lynn and four sons Gail Phillips John Glen and Vernon Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hoover
Hattie Hoover
Asheboro
Maleda Grove Baptist Church
Lee Hoover
Bernice Hoover
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Phillips
Lola Lynn
Gail Phillips
John
Glen
Vernon Hoover
William Penn P T A Notes Meeting Schedule
The Room Representatives of the William Penn P T A meet this afternoon at 5 oclock at Mrs Beatrice Leach home on Hoover Street. The full P T A meets at the school Monday evening at 730 with Mrs L F McDonnell president announcing the topic The family as a unit makes its contribution to the community led by Mrs L B Haizlip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Penn
Musical Tea Planned by St Mark Church Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of St Mark Methodist Church will host a musical tea in the church social room this afternoon from 4 to 6. Music starts promptly at 5, and the committee promises a very enjoyable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Ladies Aid Circle No three meeting at Whitaker home
St Mark Methodist Church ladies group meets at 1022 Leonard Street Tuesday at 8 pm hosted by Mrs L B Whitaker with Mrs Ruby Little as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
St. Mark Methodist Church
L. B. Whitaker
Leonard Street
Ruby Little
Parade of Clubs at William Penn High School
On April 16 at 8 15 pm the Yadsent Club will present The Parade of Clubs in William Penn High School auditorium. Ten minute skits by city clubs compete for prizes of 10 5 and 2 50 judged by the audience. A Patrician Club minstrel adds variety. Proceeds fund a cash scholarship for a William Penn High School graduate pursuing fine arts education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadsent Club
William Penn High School
Yadient Club
Patrician Club
William Penn High Scholol
Swing Club Meets At Baldwin Home On Leon Ard Street
The Swing Club gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Esther Baldwin and Miss Lola Bell Baldwin on Leon ard Street. Miss Thelma Hayes presided as president and a tempting repast followed. Attendees included Miss Bernice Phifer Miss Roberta Mc Dowell Mrs Josie Bell Eccles and Miss Eva Mae Tyson. The next meeting is set for April 25 at Miss Bernice Phifer s home 1210 Kivett Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Esther Baldwin
Lola Bell Baldwin
Leonard Street
Thelma Hayes
Bernice Phifer
Roberta McDowell
Josie Bell Eccles
Eva Mae Tyson
Kivett Drive
Local Girl Scout cookie sellers named for 25+ boxes
Mrs. Mabel Burnette released a list naming those who sold 25 or more boxes in the Girl Scout Cookie Sale. The honorees are Lessie Williams, Mary Frances McCoy, Delois Harp, Ruby Williams, Kathryn Clanton, Ula Knox, Martha Smith, Doris Phifer, and Mary Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Burnette
Lessie Williams
Mary Frances McCoy
Delois Harp
Ruby Williams
Kathryn Clanton
Ula Knox
Martha Smith
Doris Phifer
Mary Williams
Four Feathers Troop Guests Attend Lexington Event
Captain Mrs. L. S. Merritt and troop members Dorothy Williams Ruby Williams Martha Smith Lessie Williams and Kathryn Clanton joined Lexington Girl Scouts for a Thursday evening program at the First Presbyterian Church. The event was sponsored by Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and a Brownie troop with a social room reception after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Merritt
Four Feathers
Lexington
Girl Scouts
Dorothy Williams
Ruby Williams
Martha Smith
Lessie Williams
Kathryn Clanton
Merritt
First Presbyterian Church of
Boy Scouts
Brownie Troop
Scout Troop 9 Reorganizes At Fairview Street School
Troop 9 reorganizes with 32 members housed at Fairview Street School. Officers include Captain Miss A L Jones and lieutenants Mrs D L Flowe Mrs M M Hart and Miss Mozelle Moffitt. Patrol leaders are Annice Moffitt Mary Francis Lawrence Annie Harris and Kizzie Robbins. Patrols are Canaries Woodpecker Chicadee and Horn Bill. Personal Mrs G W Byers of Greens-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Street School
A. L. Jones
D. L. Flowe
M. M. Hart
Mozelle Moffitt
Annice Moffitt
Mary Francis Lawrence
Annie Harris
Kizzie Robbins
McNeal Family Visits Estor McCollum for Byers Birthday
Mrs Beatrice McNeal of New York City and Mrs Georgia Jones of Durham visited Mrs Esther McCollum at 626 East High Street. They traveled for the observance of the 92nd birthday of Rev George Washington Byers of Greensboro, who is Mrs McCollum’s father.
Townsend to Preach at First Baptist Trinity Today
Rev. A S Townsend of Mt Zion Baptist Church will preach at the First Baptist Church of Trinity this afternoon at 3 o clock. He will be accompanied by his choir and congregation. Rev W B Westbrooks is pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Townsend
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of Trinity
W. B. Westbrooks
Fairview P T A Holds March Meeting and Health Play
The March meeting of the Fairview P T A was held Thursday at 8 o'clock. In cooperation with Friday morning's health program a health wedding playlet titled health and happiness was presented by a group of boys and girls. Health posters were exhibited throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview P.T. A
Robeson Club Oratorical Contest Winners Named
Thursday evening winners in the Paul Robeson Dramatic Club contest include Christine Long first prize and Ethel Ensley second for serious poems while Louise Watts takes humor poetry. Other participants were Dorothy Adams Mary Lindsay Lester Walker Annie Bailey and Ralph Hyatt. Friday morning Mrs Baldwin seventh grade presented A Lesson From The Past a playlet on preventing diphtheria deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robeson Dramatic Club
Christine Long
Ethel Ensley
Louise Watts
Dorothy Adams
Mary Lindsay
Lester Walker
Annie Bailey
Ralph Hyatt
E. W Baldwin
Eugene Tanner to Sing at Mt Vernon Baptist Church Today
Gospel tenor Eugene Tanner of Winston Salem will perform at Mt Vernon Baptist Church this afternoon at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tanner
Winston-Salem
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Sunday Services at Friendship Baptist Church Schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 30 am An afternoon service follows at o clock led by Rev J E Melton Calvary Baptist Church with his choir and congregation New Zion Quartet of Greensboro will sing during the afternoon service An evening service closes the day at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Calvary Baptist Church
New Zion Quartet of
Greensboro
Mars Hill Holiness Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday activities at Mars Hill Holiness Church include Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m a 3 00 p m program by the Morning Star Quartet Y P H A at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 8 00 p m Elder W C Cook pastor will deliver sermons at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAR Hill Holiness Church
Mars Hill Holiness Church
Morning Star Quartet
W. C. Cook
Mrs Margaret Smith Returns Home After Colerain Visit
Mrs Margaret Smith returns to 1200 Hoover Street after a three week visit to her brother Percy Revells at Colerain where he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smith
Hoover Street
Colerain
Percy Revells
Contested Paschal List Sparks Guilford Election Officials Debate
The report details a clash over disqualifications and replacements for precinct election officials. Rufus W. Reynolds hesitates to back moves and leans toward the Fisher and Hudgins recommendations. Hudgins pushes for the High Point Republican list and outlines comparisons with Paschal choices across Guilford and Greensboro rural precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus W. Reynolds
Fisher
High Point
Hudgins
Greensboro
Worth D Henderson
Walter E. Crissman
Vicechairman
Crissman
Guilford
Paschal
Reynolds
W. J. Bryant
Sunset
Ben L. Herman
W. Farriss
Bert
Ward
Paul Craven
Carter
KE. F. Edwards
Hill
Teddie Priest
Greer
Gurney Lewallen
Park
T. M. Bell
Dorris
B. P. Keever
Redding
S. P. Anthony
West Burton
C. C. Pennington
Ridgecrest
W. R. Wheelis
J. C. Forbis
H. D. Stout
Edgewood Street
C. E. Howard
Albertson Road
R. J. Pierce
R. E. Bulla
Democrat
Deep River
C. Y. Bull
Colfax
S. B. Ridge
Jamestown
Sophie Tilden
S. J. MeKinnis
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
L. F. Cassell
West Bay Street
H. F. Wright
Centennial
R. E. Blair
South Main
W. L. Hepler
Montheu
A. F. Edwards
Reed
H. C. Taylor
O. R. York, Jr
North Hamilton
C. M. Gueth
Greensboro Road
Wiley Hedrick
Barker
Paul W. Clapp
Willowbrook
G. M. Beck
Regan
F. R. Fraley
North Carolina
Guilford County
County Board of Election
County Boards of Election
Board of Elections
David Butcher To Speak Here Sunday at Gospel Tabernacle
David C. Butcher a former Washington mason contractor now evangelist speaks at Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street beginning Sunday at 11 am and each night after. He preaches without remuneration, dedicating his labors to churches after converting and leaving his former business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Butcher
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Mr. Butcher
Washington, D. C
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Umerous
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Boston
Coos
Barrett
Vander Meer
Lombardi
Baker
Bagby
Hash
DeSautels
Lacy
OK Grove
Ladies’ Aid Circle No
G. W. Byers
Greens
Fairview Street School News
Leonard Street School News
Priendship Baptist Church
David Butcher
APTS
Ustairs
Best St
N. Hamilton
Park Street
West High
F. E. Bean
Archdale
Guilford Cleaners
Johnson Stone CO
Jake Harris
West Higc
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
Household Appliance Co
North Main St
Jones Woods and Irons
Andy S. Merrilees
Emerywood Country Club
Carolina Warehouse
C. B. Baxter
J. B. Lackey
Paul Strader
Paul Younts
Life For Sale
Life Magazine
Shackelford Tailoring
Gingham Te Yd
N. Main
De _ Soto
Coltrane St
Ivers and Pond
Economy Piano Co
North Wrenn St
Brunswick
Solomon B. Armfield
H. A. Knight
Chas. M. Brown
Culler Appliance Company
Nash Loan Company
N. Main St
Levine Junk & Metal CO
S. Main St
Steinway
Up. Kelly Piano CO
North Main
Clough and Brengle
L. C. Smith
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
Main Street
Main
Mallory Sts
B. B. Byrum
Jake
Washington St
M. R. Buchanan
Call Glenn
Wade &St
Guileford Cleaners
Ragan
R. A
R. O. Care Enterprise
Eureka M‘s. Co
East St. Louis
H. P. Sira
Donald W. Conrad Agency
Star Bed and Mattress Co
Monark
Penn Piano Co
S. Hamilton
Ino. T. Ellis Co
Radios & Supplies
610 N. Main
LOST
Scottie Brindle
Boston Bull Terrier
Biff
White Boat M’ Care
OF the Association OF Newspaper Classified Advertising
N. Hamilton St
Worth Street
Roland Park
West Emerywood
Emerywood
Lindsay
West Green
Lindsay St
Everette St
Bath
Steele St
Woodrow Ave
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