Greensboro High School Concert Set With Band Return
High Point High School under Fred Ball to present at Ay auditorium Greensboro on Wednesday January 17 as the blue and white band performs in the State High School Music concert. Group aims to enter contests and earn creditable honors.
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High Point High & Hoold
Fredball
Greensboro
High School Band Seeks Top Contests Amid Strong Competitors
Observers expect a banner year for the high school band as they face seasoned groups in state contest. Performances show solid ability and rising morale. Since reorganizing in 1938 the band has grown from 22 to 57 members under new leadership.
High School Band Shows Depth and Talent Across Sections
The article details the high school band’s 17 clarinetists with seniors and sophomores leading, plus a large roster of flute and brass players. It notes 472 students in instrumental music citywide and strong support from educators to sustain growth and opportunity from elementary through high school levels.
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Bers
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Harry Pleming
Charles Tabor
Walter Sink
Jim Smith
Edward Knight
June Culcl
Sarah Shruggs
Phillis Strickland
Betty Brockmann
Irene Moose
Eleanor Younts
Thomas Dodamead
Bill Perry
Orlando Rowland
Lula Freeland
James Robinson
Ralph Zimmerman
Sloan Gibson
Billy Welch
Banks Hamilton
Norval Williamson
Jimmy Smith
War relief groups reliability guide urged by High Point official
High Point Community Chest executive secretary Olin W. LeBaron announced a guide on assessing war relief groups reliability. The National Information Bureau provides confidential reports to help donors evaluate appeals, as many agencies solicit funds nationwide and many new groups form quickly.
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High Point Community Chest
Olin W. LeBaron
LeBaron
Community Chest
National Information Bureau
Europe
Asia
Valentine E. Macy, Jr
Macy
Mr. Macy
Newton D. Baker
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Bureau
Certified Public Accountant
Trust Company
High Point Band Aims to Build Character in Youth
Leaving school, students become good listeners and derive more life enjoyment with training. Many continue music at home or in the Civic Symphony, expanding personal pleasure and that of friends. The band seeks to cultivate higher ideals and develop character, becoming a community asset.
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Civic Symphony
High Point
Men’s Brotherhoods From Four Churches Meet At Dinner
Four churches plan a dinner meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Monday at 7 pm. Participating churches are Emmanuel Lutheran, First Evangelical and Reformed, Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed, and the Thom asville Lutheran Church. Grover H. Jones, city attorney, will address the gathering.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran
First
Evangelical and Reformed
Heidelburg Evangelical and Reformed
Thomasville
Woman's
Grover H. Jones
France Plans Defense Measures After Council Meetings
France announces necessary measures for national defense after talks of the National Defense Council and the cabinet with Generalissimo Franco. Details of the measures were not disclosed. Haiti expects its coffee crop to weigh nearly 50 million pounds. Buenos Aires hosts a Baby Theatre.
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France
Madrid
National Defense Council
Francisco Franco
Haiti
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