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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1940

Page

5

Urges Schools To Teach Band Music In Thomasville

A meeting at the Methodist Hut in Thomasville formed a group of music lovers to promote band music in city schools. The Junior Legion band, directed by E. L. Danfelt, won a district event and will attend the State Musical Festival in Greensboro next week. A finance and cooperation committee was named with Mrs. Vernon Snyder as chair, and several local citizens pledged cars for transportation.

Thomasville Thomasville American Legion Jesse S. Green Vernon Snyder O. S&s. Peer W. G. Smith Carson Cox A. L. Elliott J. Pliskin Robert Williams Robert Rapp O. 8. Peer Albert Shuford Mose Stadiem J. L. Perryman J. S. Green

Vivian King Bright and Frank Roane Recital at Cr Mark Church

Vivian King Bright and Frank Roane will present a recital of spirituals semi classics and folk songs at Cr Mark Methodist Church this evening at 8 15. Dr Robert C Weaver plans to return soon after touring High Point housing project discussions praising local support and noting his USHA role on racial relations. Prayer service at 109 Culler Street Highland Village led by J M Howard. Garden tour in Chapel Hill sponsored by Garden Club of North Carolina begins today through tomorrow. US imports from Ceylon valued at 20075000 last year.

Vivian King Bright Frank Roane Cr. Mark Methodist Church Robert C. Weaver USHA High Point Weaver A. and T. College Greensboro Department of the Interior Roosevelt The Christian Workers Evangelisticc Club E. M. Teague Highland Village Culler Street J. M. Howard Chapel Hill Garden Club of North Carolina

Hearing on charges postponed to May 20 for Continental Furniture

Labor Board hearing on charges against Continental Furniture Company by United Furniture Workers of America was postponed to May 20 due to illness of company president Fred N. Tate. The union seeks reinstatement with back pay for two employees Carl McGill and D. M. White, alleged discharged for union activity. motion unopposed.

Labor Board Continental Furniture Company United Furniture Workers of America Lawrence Seton Ross William Archer Baltimore Major L. P. McLendon Greensboro Fred N. Tate Carl McGill D. M. White

Speed and accuracy in learning and work

Dr Laird argues that speed arises from accuracy in learning and production. Early focus on precision builds future speed in tasks like typing drafting and driving, reducing need for later corrections.

Why are the public schools emptier

The passage contrasts learning in practice with speed and accuracy in early stages. It argues that accuracy and speed reinforce each other, warns that fast talking does not equal smart thinking, and notes that thinking twice before speaking reduces talkativeness. The question prompts reflection on declining school enrollment.

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Brentwood P T A Hears Carroll on Local School Aims

Charles F. Carroll Jr. city schools superintendent spoke to the Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association on aims for local and state systems. Local goals include music and art programs, library improvements, audio visual, play activities, and vocational guidance. state goals include broader vocational guidance, a 12th year, teacher retirement, and a nine month year. A Cloverdale musical program and devotional followed.

Brentwood P T. A Charles F. Carroll, Jr Brentwood Parent- Teacher Association Carroll Devel Mr. Carroll Cloverdale Emily Commander’ Gade

George Rapee and the young bridge star rise

George Rapee son of the famous orchestra leader demonstrates defensive play in a recent tournament. He as South navigates a club lead to limit tricks and set up potential ruffing by opponents, preventing the declarer from gaining a safe line and risking a no mistake contract.

George Rapee Declarer Rapee West

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