Easter Observances In High Point Mark City Holiday
High Point plans a community Easter with sunrise service at Floral Garden Cemetery at 6 AM under the Woman's Club. Many residents travel to Winston-Salem for Moravian services as churches across the city hold special programs. Monday will see a general business shutdown except for essential services. Municipal Court session canceled and public offices closed.
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Igh Point
Uier
High Point
Floral Garden Fetery
Woman's Club
Wini-Salem
Municipalirt
J. E. Rink
Wesley Memoria Irch
Cecil EK. Haworth
Central Friends Church
A. Conrad
First Baptist Churchmmediate
Ira Hensley
War- Godwin
Hubert @ Barrer
Evelyn
Janet Hall
Point College
F. B. Dennard
War- Crissman
Argie Wood
Hayworth
Wesleyan Lrch
Gentry
L. Slate
Eee
Arrangeita
1oto Contest Opens for Amateur Spring Photos
The Enterprise Amateur Spring Photo Contest has been extended to next Friday due to delays in developing negatives. All prints must arrive at The Enterprise office by 4 pm Friday. Email or mail entries to the Photo Test Editor for a chance at cash prizes.
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Enterprise
Enterprise Office
Ing
Evans Dies Sudden at Home in Randleman
Falter Evans aged 48 died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Randleman yesterday at 3 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at Gay's Chapel Methodist Protestant Church Monday at 1 pm, with interment in the church cemetery. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Lillie and one son Borden, all of the home, plus four sisters Mrs Smith, Miss Lettie Evans, Mrs Katie Johnson, and Mrs Ida Nelson Evans Gibsonville, and a brother Oscar Evans of Winston-Salem.
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Falter Evans
Lsi
Randleman
Gay's Chapel
Gibsonville
Katie Johnson
Concord
Oscar Evans
Win-Salem
Build Clean Up and Paint Up Plan Outlined for City
The Chamber of Commerce announced a two week Build Clean Up and Paint Up program with committees led by J. E. Millis and Amos R. Kearns. Day by day actions include Church Cooperation Day on Sunday and Fire Prevention Day on Monday with focus on cleanliness, safety, and municipal coordination.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
J. E. Millis
Amos R. Kearns
Civic Bureau of the
Chamber
Mr. Sizemore
Building Value Is $20 000 For Week
Building construction values in the city last week hovered above the $20 000 level with total permits amounting to $22 665 for 19 permits issued over six days. Major project was the Hauschilds seven room brick veneer and frame home on Country Club Drive valued at $8 300.
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Office of
Er. K. Ingram
J. O. Hauschild
Country Club Drive
Forest Hill Drive
Hillcrest Drive
R. ES Shelton
Hauschild
Wellington Street
Westwood
Wilbur Groom
Groom
C. Edwards
Scouts To Take Canada Trip In May Under Newland
H E Newland of the Uwharrie Council is named to head Eagle Scouts traveling to Battle Creek Michigan’s council for an exploration trip into Canada in May. Applicants include Robert McGlohon Alton Hardee Frank Reeves and N E Snyder with final selections due by April 10.
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Canada
H. E. Newland
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
H. A. Millis
Battle Creek
Michigan
Newland
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McGlohon
Asheboro
Scout McGlohon
Alton Hardee
High Point
Scout Hardee
Frank Reeves
Reeves
National Scout Reservation
N. E. Snyder
Forrest Avenue Safety Club Organizes In High Point
The Forrest Avenue Safety Club formed March 26 under Harry Edwin Field to promote kid safety at play. Fifteen members, ages four to 14, follow rules to obey parents, stay off streets, sit quietly at shows, and sing America and Carolina each week. Erma Harris is president and Mae Oma Misenheimer secretary.
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Forrest Avenue
Safety Club
Marlene Misenheimer
Jack Beck
Ray Misenheimer
Homer Misenheimer
Lucille Beck
Beatrice Broadway
James Teeter
Thomas Misenheimer
Willie Misenheimer
Marie Beck
Erma Harris
Mae Oma Misenheimer
Darrell Beck
Jack Field
Enterprise
High Point
Harry Edwin
Jack) Field
Jerry Edgar Teeter
America
America” and Close With “Carolina
Field
Biddy Tuck
Heaven Blessing
Elbow
James Beck
Annie Beck
Tax List Submissions Lag at High Point Office
Deputy tax collector T. R. Short reports 2 239 property listings in High Point through yesterday, lagging last year’s pace of about 500 listings daily. The office closes Monday for Easter but resumes Tuesday with evening hours 7 to 9 for listings.
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High Point
T. R. Short
High Point Township
Mr. Short
High Point Furniture Markets See May Protest Rumor
Reports of a protest by department store buyers against the May market dates circulate in High Point and Lenoir. Manufacturers largely back the June dates, noting spring buyer traffic but many see the loyalty to June as strongest among local firms.
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High Point
New York
High Point Furniture Manufacturing
Lenoir
Northern Furniture Me Fos
City Finances Tight but Within Budget in 1938 39
City books for the 1938 39 fiscal year show expenses held to budget while revenue lag grows. Street assessments trail the $162 000 nine month target, with a $118 541 collection goal by June 30 to hit the $200 000 budget objective amid effort including foreclosures and a 12 percent early payment discount.
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High Point
E. M. Knox
Plan Life Adjustment Conference On Friday
Approximately two thousand school students will take part in a Life Adjustment Conference at the Senior High School on Friday April 14. More than one hundred visiting teachers and interested citizens are expected to attend. Noted speakers include Dr. Clyde A. Milner president of Guilford College Dr. W D Perry from the University of North Carolina Dr. Henry Louis Smith ex-president of Davidson College and Miss Betsy Dupuy Girl Reserve secretary of High Point. Milner opens at 9 am with You Can make of Your Life What You Will. Students will then join panel discussions on 35 vocations and avocations. Perry speaks on Boys Problems at 11 25 and Dupuy on Girls Problems at 12 20. Smith closes at 2 pm.
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Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
W. D. Perry
University of North Carooina
Henry Louis Smith
Davidson College
Betsy Dupuy
High Point
Milner
Dr. Perry
Miss Dupuy
Dr. Smith
Will Direct The Tavern Here April 2
The Tavern a play by George M. Cohan will be presented by the Guilford College Dramatic Council at the Junior High School Friday night April.
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George M. Cohan
Guilford College Dramatic Council
Local Women Lead War Against Cancer in High Point
High Point women plan an April cancer control drive led by the Health Committee of the Women’s Club with Mrs Geddie Strickland as commander and Mesdames Hobart Bryant Marvin Slate as co captains. Campaign runs April 23–29 with Governor Hoey praising plans and national leaders supporting the effort.
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High Point
High Point Woman's Club
Geddie Strickland
Hobart Bryant
Marvin Slate
Robert R. Fountain
Mirg Myrtle Ellen LaMarr
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hoey
Registration totals show Democrats lead in High Point election race
Registration books for High Point municipal elections close with 2 493 Democrats 469 Republicans and 53 independents. Republicans accused Democrat registrars of unethical practices while Democrats charged Republicans with voter deception. No candidates filed by deadline and primaries are unlikely. both parties plan nine-member slates led by possible leaders Willis Slane or W B McEwen.
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High Point
Enterprise
Arch K. Schoch
Walter L. York
Willis H. Slane
W. B. McEwen
Indictments Target Resort Operator Helen G. Randle
Helen G. Randle, described as operator of health resorts, faces trial April 17 in Washington on false pretenses charges. A second indictment accuses her of mail fraud by distributing letters and circulars advertising cures from Avon Park Florida Falmouth Massachusetts Hendersonville North Carolina and Asheville North Carolina. The schemes claimed cures immunity and 20 years experience, with a $500 payment for mental ailment treatment.
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Washington
Helen G. Randle
Arthur B. Caldwell
United States
Avon Park
Fla
Falmouth
Mass
Hendersonville
N. C
Asheville
Health lecturer Mrs. Randle denies charges of fraud
Mrs. Helen G. Randle who has lectured on health and diet and runs a health resort at Penny estate on the Greensboro road told The Enterprise last night that no warrants had been served on her and she denied any guilt in connection with the charges of false pretense or using the mails to defraud.
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Helen G. Randle
Penny Estate
Greensboro Road
Enterprise
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