Methodists To Open Annual Training School Tomorrow
Tomorrow night the Main Street Methodist church hosts the High Point annual training school run by the local Methodist churches and the conference board of education under Carl King. Courses cover mission work, church work with youth, teaching children, and music for the church.
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Main Street Methodist Church
High Pointthodist
Methodist Churches of
High Point
Conference Board of Education
Carl King
Methodist Church
Gaither P. Warfield
Poland
A. J. Clemmer
Thomasville
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
J. O. Smith
Jumbia
S. C
Theildren
C. A. Rauschenberg
Atlanta
The
Methodist Churches
Columbia, S. C
Wilson
Weldon
Winter Weather Intervenes In Girl Scout Hike
Girl Scout Troop 19 meets at First Methodist Church and hikes to Wayne Sullivan cabin for a planned overnight trip. Nine members attend. weather prompts return at 9 PM. Leaders Mrs. Minnis, Mrs. Grooms, Mrs. McKinney, and Miss Burnett accompany. Additional meeting devoted to stamping and sealing letters for a hospital drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
H. D. Minnis
Wayne Sullivan
M. F. Grooms
Harding McKinney
Mabel Burnett
Betty Baxter
Mary Jey
Doris Craven
Pi Culler
Mary Grooms
Erlinei
P Y Ann Peace
Martha Stone
Mary Jean Davis
Iris Grooms
Girl Scout Troop 19
Too Much In This Name For Benito's Comfort
Rio de Janeiro reports Benito Mussolini requests a name change while drafted into the Brazilian army. He explains two Benitos, on opposite sides of Italy’s fight, would be too confusing and asks to use a new name and abandon the old one.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Benito Mussolini
Benito
Italy
Norway asks Sweden to drop neutrality and aid
The Norwegian government warned that about 200000 Nazi forces would make a last stand in Norway and appealed to Sweden to end neutrality and help save what can be saved. It cited German military build up, destruction plans, and rising arrests as evidence of ongoing German occupation and hardship.
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London
Norway
Sweden
Bavarian Alps
Anthony Eden
Gestapo
Evening Radio Schedule Adjusted for Time Shifts
The network corrections push program times by one hour westward for CWT and two hours for MWT. The list includes Paul Lavalle Concert, Trans Atlantic Call, Bachange Andrini, Lutheran Half Hour, Stupak’s Concert Orchestra, Fifteen Minutes Newscast, and many other features from 12:45 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including World’s Parade, NBC Symp Toscanini, and The Shadow.
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Paul Lavalle
Bachange
Dis Andrini
Biu Lutheran
Stupak
Biu
Nobe
Church of the All Sermona
Cis
John B. Kennedy
Biu Stanley Dison
America United
Nbe
George Hicks
Ed Murrow
Cba
Bennett
Cbs
Jim
U.S.A
John Chas
Thomas & Song
News of World
Olin Downes
Cbs National Vespers
Bill Cunningham
D. Carnegie
Max Hill
Wbde
Philharmonic Symphony
Dbs
Charlotte Greenwood
Blu 20Th Air Force Time & Boosty
The
Army
Mikel Barrymore
Nick Carter
Blu
New England
América
Nelson Eddy
NBC
Patrice Munsel
Mary Small
Kay
Kanteen
Vary
Bla
Bill Shirer
Ebs
Catholic Radio Service
Archventures
Cbds Hall of Fame
Paul Whiteman
Bla Ulek
Gildersleeve
Upton Close
Dick Brown
Mbs
Jack Beyny
Kate Smith
Dhs
Drew Pearson
Cleveland Orchestra
Bandwagon Orchestra
Als Kids
Joe Kelly
M. C
Nrbe Magazine
Walter Winchell
Biu Horizons
Cone
Hollywood
James Melton
Alec Templeton
Cedric Foster
Jimmie Fidler
Dorothy Thompson
Phil Spitainy
Girl Orek
Phil Baker
Life of
Anita Ellis
Columbus Boys Choir
Dlu
Ore
Pravda Calls Austrians to Resist Nazi Rule
Pravda urges Austrian patriots to aid the Red Army and resist German fascist occupation. It accuses Catholic and other circles led by Cardinal Innitzer of aiding Nazi plans, warns that Austrian freedom depends on active participation in liberation, and notes Vatican ambitions for a Catholic state encompassing Austria and neighboring regions.
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Moscow
Pravda
Red Army
Gerbesaphn
Cardinal Innitzer
Soviet
Ukraine
Petyor Kiselev
Austria
Patriotic Internal Front
Kiseler
New York
London
Rome
Ankara
Vatican
Bavaria
Rhineland
Three Circus Men Begin Sentences For Negligence
Three Ringling Brothers officials and employees begin serving involuntary manslaughter sentences from the Hartford big top disaster that killed 168. James Haley moves to Wethersfield prison for one year and one day to five years. Edward Versteeg and William Caley head to Hartford county jail for one year each. George Smith and Leonard Aylesworth schedule June 7 start for one year and day to five years.
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Hartford
Conn
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus
William Shea
James A. Haley
Wethersfield
Edward R. Versteeg
William Caley
Hartford County
George Washington Smith
Leonard S. Aylesworth
Frost Damages Small Grain and Garden Crops
Friday night frost caused heavy damage to beans beets potatoes and other garden vegetables in the county according to P M Davis of the county agriculture department. Oats and barley headed early suffered nearly complete loss while fruit loss was heavy but foliage reduced impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Davis
County Department of Agriculture
Enterprise
City-Wide Cleanup Drive Opens With City Leaders
The city launches a two week cleanup campaign led by Chief E K Ingram with support from the chamber of commerce and Garden Club. Trucks will collect curbside waste Wednesday to Saturday until April 21, with Monday and Tuesday reserved for regular garbage. Citizens urged to join promptly, haul waste to designated sites, and call 4525 for pickup locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
E K. Ingram
Pny
Ingram
Garden Ciu Council
Garden Club Council
Junior Girl Scouts Nominate Officers
The Junior Girl Scout council met in the Girl Scout head quarters board room. Nominees were Buddy Jo Ring junior commissioner Ovid Kearns junior deputy commissioner and Barbara Fogleman secretary. They discussed kind to animals week and summer plans and urged bulletin form advancement suggestions. Buddy Jo Ring asked scouts to help collect coat chargers for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Headquarters
Jean Cashion
Judy Mower
Barbara Fogleman
Buddy Jo Ring
Ovid Kearns
Red Cross
Eye of Darkness Eyed by Suffolk Council
Eye, called Black Eye by locals for frequent trouble, will stay in darkness as the council cannot obtain a license to import material needed for street lamp fittings to enable a dim out.
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Eye
Suffolk
England
Agriculture Dept Seizes Fertilizer In Winston Area
Raleigh April 7 The state department seized 2489 bags of fertilizer in Winston area and obtained warrants against Weaver Fertilizer Co for short weights in 14 lots. Nine other firms cited to correct weights on 15 lots from dealers in Elkin Madison Oak Ridge Mt Airy Rural Hall and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Department
Winston
D. S. Coltraine
Weaver Fertilizer Company
Winston-Salem
First Spanish colonization of Puerto Rico date
The record notes the initial colonization of Puerto Rico by Spanish explorers during the early period of Caribbean settlement. It highlights the arrival of conquerors, the establishment of settlements, and the subsequent impact on indigenous populations within the island.
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