Elm Street Parent-Teacher Meet Shows Moral Dramas
The Elm Street PTA held its regular meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday night with Dr. F. R. Taylor presenting on Child Psychology. Miss Mial’s fourth graders staged The Monkey and the Cheese and The Boy and the Wolf, while Mrs. Carter reported on the District PTA gathering in North Wilkesboro and Easter sentiments concluded the session.
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Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
W. C. T. Carter
F. R. Taylor
Miss Mial
Homer Rothrock
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
Taylor
North Wilkesboro
Minister Rev Tom Alderman Sykes Delivers Life Address
The grammar grade department observed the Waster season with chapel services Thursday morning. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends Church gave a two part address focusing mainly on life, briefly touching death.
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Elim Street
Saason
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Sykes
Easter programs and first aid demo entertain Grimes Street students
Seventh graders under Miss Hutchinson presented a first aid demonstration on broken leg fainting drowning and snake bite in the auditorium. Marionette entertainment by Clemon’s Marionettes delighted primary grades while Mrs Sechrest and Mrs Johnson funded tickets for Miss Manson’s class. An Easter program by Miss Lettie Smith’s third grade followed, with spring themes and a final chorus of Christ Arose. Miss Lowe’s second grade then impressed primary children with a thoughtful Easter display and singing.
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Christ
Readings and Songs Reflect Good Training Across Works
The lines praise disciplined practice in what appears to be multiple readings and songs. The emphasis is on thorough preparation, skill, and steady effort as marks of strong training.
Easter programs and school music at Emma Blair Ray Street
Emma Blair and Ray Street schools hosted chapel programs with Easter themes. Miss Burgess and Miss George led primary and fifth grades in readings and a spring time program, while pupils enjoyed Easter egg hunts and a gift of a new Orthophonic Victrola from patrons. Local notes praise Mr. Andrews for explaining Easter and selecting records including Messiah and Aida excerpts.
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Ray Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Ray Street School
Chas, Hayworth
J. E. Millis
Chas. Amos
H. A. Moffitt
Robert Walker
Oscar Durland
Gurney Kearns
H. A. Millis
R. O. Lindsay
Jaster Egg Hunts
Ray Street PTA elects new officers at regular meeting
At the Ray Street parent teacher association meeting on Tuesday evening Mrs F R Taylor was elected president Mrs S Coe as vice president Mrs R C Stuckey secretary and Mrs J W Hedrick treasurer Reports from district meetings in North Wilkesboro were given by Mrs Josephine Weaver and Mrs W L Jackson Mrs W W Martin of Greensboro spoke on The Moral and Religious Training of Children In the Home.
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Varent
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
F. R. Taylor
R. C. Stuckey
J. W. Hedrick
Josephine Weaver
W. L. Jackson
North Wilkesboro
W. W. Martin
Greensboro
Andrews Present at Chapel On Thursday Morning
Andrews attended chapel on Thursday morning with grammar grade students. The report notes the event occurred in the usual school routine as part of weekly chapel services.
Ray Street School Baseball Team Receives New Uniforms
The Ray Street School baseball team received fresh blue and white uniforms with a pronounced blue stripe, socks, and cap. Players praise generous donors and thank Mrs. John C. Sheloff for leading the fundraising committee.
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Ray Street
John C. Sheloff
Ray Street School Hosts Pep Meeting For Track Team
A pep meeting was held in the Ray street school auditorium last Monday afternoon by boys starting active practice for the track team next week. Much enthusiasm was shown and a strong team is predicted with Mrs Dan Schroder as manager and assistants Myrtle Titman Edna Bigham Trene Holton and Mrs CC E Sullivan.
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Ray Street
Dan Schroder
Myrtle Titman
Edna Bigham
Trene Holton
CC. E. Sullivan
Clemen's Marionettes Present Jack In the Beanstalk at School
A four act performance by the Clemen's Marionettes drew a large crowd Tuesday night April 12 in the school auditorium. Proceeds were added to the school library fund.
Re-enters suit for damages over salad greens
Greensboro April 16 Re entry of the suit of J B Hardis seeking 5000 damages from Union Frame company High Point was made in Superior court yesterday with filing of papers Trial of the case began but was withdrawn due to the plaintiff’s important witness failing to appear Hardin says he was injured operating a square head jointer in the defendant plant and that the machine was dangerous to operate
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Greensboro
J. B. Hardis
Union Frame Company
High Point
Superior
Wat
Hardin
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