Dr Rennie Installed as Minister at First Presbyterian
Dr. Joseph Rennie is formally installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church with out of town ministers Rev. M. S. Huske and Rev. Ronald S. Wilson officiating. H. W. Carson of Trinity Presbyterian Montgomery Ala. will preach the installation sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
M. S. Huske
First Presbyterian Church of
Reidsville
Ronald S. Wilson
Greensboro
H. W. Carson
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Rennie
Richmond
Second Presbyterian Church
Richmond College
Richmond University
Hampden-Sydney College
Center College
Union Theologiae
Chase City
Byterian
Roanoke
Presbyterian Church of
Oxford
N. C
Stuart Robbinson
Louisville
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covington
Norfolk
Greenwood
Miss
St. Joseph
Wilmington
Huske
H. V. Careen
J Butler Johnson Joins Tax Listing Effort In High Point
T R Short announces J Butler Johnson will join the county tax listing force to aid in completing the Nesting for High Point township within April. The added help comes as more owners listed taxes last week and detail work slows progress. Officials urge early listing to avoid a last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
T. R. Short
J. Butler Johnson
Short
Lst
Furniture Code Plan Nears Completion in NRA Talks
J T Ryan acting secretary of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association released a statement from Robert W Irwin chairman of the code authority announcing that conferences with the NRA are nearing completion. The plan envisions 15 regional committees to handle disputes locally and under Code Authority review to ensure uniform standards. A Washington office at 1700 Eye Street NW opened April 2 to centralize reports and assist negotiations with NRA offices. Welter Mitchell Jr now heads the office after four years as a marketing specialist in commerce, and he will oversee design registration and field coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Furniture Code Authority
Robert W. Irwin
Code Authority
NRA
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Washington
Eye Street
Northwest
Recovery Administration
Welter Mitchell, Jr
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Devoted R. A. Jr. Club to Meet at 11 This Morning
The Devoted R. A. Jr. chapter of the First Baptist church will meet this morning at 11 o'clock. Each member is urged to be present for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nh. A
First Baptist Church
Artists Exhibit PWAP Works This Week in Chapel Hill and Washington
Public Works of Art program pieces will be shown at the Dogwood Festival in Chapel Hill and at the Mere Gallery in Washington DC. Louis F Voorhees, district PWAP director, outlines loan rules and availability for public display in courthouses schools and land grant colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwap
Dogwood Festival
Washington
Chapel Hill
Cargoran
Washington, D. C
Louis F. Voorhees
Voorhees
Alexander Martin
High Point
North Carolina
William Hooper
Elisha Mitchell
Mary de B. Graves
A. C. Blum
Winston-Salem
Clark O'Daniel
Chapel
Second Standardization Report Urges Hosiery Code Action
The Consumers Advisory Board calls the hosiery code authority to set adequate standards for fiber content labeling durability length and construction. It warns that without clear quality standards and honest labeling buyers face deception and industry-wide harm while urging rapid implementation under the National Recovery Administration codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Advisory Board
National Recovery Administration
Silk Industy
Hosiery Code Authority
United States
Five Auto Thefts Reported In City Last Night
Police investigated five car thefts between 9 30 and midnight. Vehicles stolen include a Ford coupe owned by W M Presnell and a Chrysler coupe owned by George Nicholson, with two cars recovered. Other owners named include C F Stewart L D Campbell Herman Spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EF. Stewart
Blaine Avenue
East Hight Street
Polee
W. M. Presnell
East Russell Street
High Point Advances Airport Project on Temporary Field
Local aviation supporters begin preliminary construction east of the city on the Southern Railway line. Three runways are laid out and ground work will start soon with city cooperation and a pending federal relief appropriation. North Carolina expects multiple airport projects under the federal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Southern Railway
Oh. Tessin Nee Aladin
Tae Vusintss
North Carolina
Department of Commerce
Civil Works Administration
Alston F
New Residents Listed in High Point Week
The Enterprise records eighteen new arrivals in High Point from Wilmington New York Greensboro Atlanta Saale Morganton and other areas. Names include Frances Anne Lemons at 317 Fourth Street and families at 510 Bridges Street 606 Forrest Avenue 9009 Grace Street and several staying at the Elwood Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
The
Enterprise
Wilmington
N. Y
Greensboro
Atlanta
Saale, Y
Morganton
da. C
Frances Anne
Fourth Street
F. B. Fields
Bridges Street
Walter Hepler
Forrest Avenue
R. A. Lemmons
Peggy
Rebecca
Horace
Grace Street
A. Gayle
Sedgefield
Club Drive
J. A. O'Neill
Washington
Elwood
Jack Tbarash
Brooklyn
Judge Pope Reflects on 61 Years Since Leaving North Carolina
Alexander Pope known as Cub Pope, now a probate judge in Missouri, revisits his birthplace five miles south of Thomasville. He traces a life from Kansas City plains to Texas ranching, Missouri mercantile and banking success, then a probate judgeship, with retirement planned after a term ending January 1, 1935. The town has transformed markedly though its hills endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pope
Cub
Missouri
Thomasville
Cub” Pope
North Carolina
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas Plains
Cub Pope
Slow Payments on Assessments Threaten City Finances
City officials warn that nine months into the fiscal year only 67000 has been collected from special assessments, far short of the 150000 budgeted. If collections do not improve, a tax rate hike of about 25 cents may be required to cover the shortfall, though foreclosures remain an option. A council meeting was planned to address the issue but was canceled due to absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Elm Street P T A to Hear Waynick Tuesday
State Senator Capus M. Waynick, director of the National Reemployment Service in North Carolina, will address the Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association Tuesday evening on North Carolina fiscal policy and its impact on schools. The event includes officer installation, pre-school clinic plans, and a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capus M. Waynick
National Reemployment Service
North Carolina
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Dan R. Schroder
O. Arthur Kirkman
Board of School Commissioners
Mra
J. Gurney Briggs
Sara Lacy Tomlinson
Martha Briggs
City B Y P U Holds April Meeting At Hillard Memorial
The City B Y P U meets this afternoon at 2 30 at Hillard Memorial Baptist Church. Miss Gladys Ellington leads devotion. Noah Davis provides special music. Grover E B Jones city attorney will speak. organizers hope for broad union turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillard Memorial Baptist Church
Gladys Ellington
Noah Davis
Grover EB. Jones
Riggins Attends Penney Meeting in Atlantic City
R. W. Riggins, manager of the local J. C. Penney unit, leaves with state executives aboard a chartered Pullman for the Penney spring convention in Atlantic City. He will serve as general secretary and chair a group of store managers from North and South Carolina and Georgia. The trip includes plans to visit New York offices to discuss a new store opening July 1 after alterations. Stock for the larger store will be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Riggins
J. ©. Penney
Atlantic City
Penney
R. W. Riggins
J. C. Penney Company
South Atlantic
Riggins
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Mr. Riggins
New York
J. C. Penney
Negress In Jail For Knifing Suspect In City
Oscar Gray, colored, living on Leonard Street, was severely stabbed and slashed a week ago by a woman believed to be Addie Chambers, 507 Leonard Street. Chambers disappeared after the attack, wrote a letter postmarked Jackson Springs, and was detained in the city jail after officers traced her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gray
Leonard Street
Addie Chambers
Jackson Springs
Regulations at College Undergo Sweeping Change
Major revisions announced by Dr. G I Humphreys at High Point College overhaul student discipline. The student council now oversees conduct, merit suspensions end, and fines for violations dropped. Night rides and certain social rules relaxed. church attendance optional for seniors. chapel rules restructured with voluntary Monday services and mandatory Friday chapel. Dormitory women regulations liberalized after student input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Stud Council
Selnebattode
Stud
Hi-Po
G. I. Humph
Hophreys
O. E. Wilson Named Officer of the State T P A at Meeting
The North Carolina division of the Travelers Protective association closed its two day convention in Gastonia after re electing J. M. Smith of Greensboro as president. Officers chosen included O. E. Wilson High Point J. M. Baily Henderson W. E. Beck Durham C. C. Wallace Gastonia James Ellison vice presidents and R. P. Rawley Winston Salem as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
North Carolina
Travelers Protective Association
Greensboro
O. E. Wilson
High Point
J. M. Baily
Henderson
W. E. Beck
Durham
C. C. Wallace
James Ellison
R. P. Raweley
Winston-Salem
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Rennie
J. Butler Johnson Aids Tax Sisters
Plan Furniture Code
David Ovens
Charlotte
North Carolina Merchants Association
Mr. Ovens
J. B. Ivey & Co
National Retail Dry Goods Association
State Merchants Association
Judge Pope
Council
Waynick
P.T. A
Penney Stores
Penney Meeting
G. I. Humphreys
T.P. A
Irinle
Ted Lewes
Welch
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