Voluntary Commercial Class Works Started for 12 Youths
A new voluntary commercial class under Mrs. C. C. Prince and with help from the Business and Professional Girls club begins tonight for twelve young people. The program, sponsored by the State Department of Public Instruction, offers additional training beyond initial illiteracy work up to the eighth grade and meets twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Prince
Business and Professional Girls Club
State Department of Public Instruction
Hemroid Internal Remedy Promises Pile Relief
Sufferers warned external salves or cutting fail to cure piles caused by poor lower bowel circulation. Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hemroid as an internal tablet to stimulate circulation and heal the affected parts with a money back guarantee offered by Eckerd's Economy Drug Store and Mann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Eckerd’s
Economy Drug
Mann's
Local volunteers seek typewriters for NYA youth classes
Mrs Prince leads voluntary classes in the cot tage behind the superintendent of schools office. She urges donors to send or lend a typewriter for short periods, contacting her at 112 1-2 North Wrenn street or by telephone 4307. The work is not NYA sanctioned but purely voluntary.
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Prince
North Wrenn Street
The Ace of Spades Insane Asylum Sketch
An asylum visitor observes a patient painting a scene of Israelites fleeing the Red Sea. The artist explains the canvas shows the pursuers approaching as the sea path opens, and the rolling seat shifts to let passage occur.
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Howard Nettse
Highland Staion
High ‘Point
Himelf
Red Sea
Freak Hen Egg Discovered At Earl Embler Home
Corless Earl Embler found a dark brown egg with a white stripe at 414 Mangum Avenue. He suggests diet may have caused the deformity and notes the egg arrived after Easter. The egg is at The Enterprise office for display.
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Corless
Earl Embler
Mangum Avenue
Mr. Embler
Easter
The
Enterprise
High Point Pension Club to Meet at Central Labor Union Hall
E F Seagraves president of the High Point Old-Age Pension club announced a meeting at Central Labor Union hall on North Wrenn street at 7 30 tonight. Several speakers have been engaged and a string band will furnish music for the occasion.
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E. F. Seagraves
High Point Old-Age Pension Club
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Picture left by alleged chicken thief identified
Police announced they have identified a picture left at the theft scene where several chickens were stolen earlier in the week. No warrant has been drawn by noon as evidence to charge the man with the theft is not yet sufficient.
Proper Throttle Opening for Engine Start
When starting an engine the throttle should be opened part way to allow more gas into the cylinders and ease turning over the engine. This practice helps prevent stalling and reduces strain on starting components.
Women’s Memorial A. M. E. church blocklaying contest
The Women’s Memorial A. M. E. church trustees sponsor a blocklaying contest to choose who lays the first block of the new church. Contestants are drawn from city churches and entries close in the second week of May. Blocks are prepared on the grounds and the Blocklaying Service will occur after all blocks are ready.
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Board of Trustees ‘of Women’s Memorial A. M. E. Church
Fairview School Plans Tea and May Day Event
The Grade Mothers' Council at Fairview street school hosts a tea in the school auditorium Sunday at 4 o'clock. The annual May Day program will be held on the campus Friday May 1 at 4 o'clock with the entire school participating.
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Fairview School
Fairview Street School
Print Dress Party and Contest at Kilby Arcade
The Young People’s club sponsors a Print Dress party and contest at Kilby Arcade Friday evening at 9 o’clock. Attendance is requested. C. E. Davis, boys commission attends. Mrs. Tishle Dorsett of Winston Salem visits her nephew Ollie E. Simmons of Downing street.
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Young People’s Club
Kilby Arcade
Mrs. Tishle Dorsett
Winston-Salem
Ollie E. Simmons
Downing Street
Rotarians Hear Dr William Williamson Speech on Ideals
Rev O C Williamson pastor of First Presbyterian church and former Alexandria pastor spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon. He urged putting Rotary ideals into action and highlighted personal friendships across nationalities including unfriendly ones. Williamson shared six years living in Mexico and insights from that period. Program was led by R A McPheeters. visitor F B Howland of Titusville Pa wintering in Southern Pines N C attended.
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O. C. Williamson
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Alexandria
Rotary Club Today
Dr. Williamson
Rotary
Williamson
Mexico
R. A. McPheeters
F. B. Howland
Titusville
Southern Pines
N. C
Chicago Butter Market Steady Amid Unchanged Trading
Chicago reports butter at 9 725 steady and unchanged with supplies steady. Eggs receipts total 30 970 with extra firsts local 19 percent and various car and storage figures. Jupiter’s moon is nearly as large as Mars and some speculate it may be inhabited.
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Chicago
Jupiter
Mars
Conference Sees NC Race Co Operation Meet
Attendee attended the 17th annual state conference of the North Carolina Commission on Interracial Co operation at Centenary Methodist Church in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Commission On Interracial Co-operation
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
McCrorey to Speak at Cherry Street Sunday
Dr H L McCrorey president of Johnson C Smith University Charlotte will speak at Cherry Street Presbyterian church Sunday morning The Young People's council will present a special program.
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H. L. McCrorey
Cherry Street
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Johnson Co. Smith University
Charlotte
Young People’s Council
Mrs Ella Kirby and granddaughter visit Miss Bruton
Mrs. Ella Kirby and her granddaughter Louise, both of Woodville, are visiting Miss Filexie Bruton at 305 Normal Street.
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Ella Kirby
Louise
Woodville
Filexie Bruton
Normal Street
Lambeth Unopposed After Telegram Filing Notice
Rep J Walter Lambeth of North Carolina's eighth district stood unopposed for renomination after a candidate filed by telegram instead of letter. Giles Yeomans Newton of Gibson wired a $100 fee but was rejected. Maxwell and McLendon upheld filing rules requiring signed forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. Walter Lambeth
North Carolina
R. C C. Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Giles Yeomans Newton
Gibson
Lambeth
Maj
L. P. McLendon
Maxwell
Newton
Richmond
Deaths Reuben F Jordan Thomasville
Reuben Farley Jordan 70 died at his home 412 Morton street at ten this morning after a two year illness Born September 21, 1865 in Montgomery county His wife died about twenty years ago Surviving five daughters Mamie Pierce of Denton Martha Norris Beasie Ward Lloyd Smith Clifford Wolf all of Thomasville Three sons Charles Jordan Clover S C Lee and Perlie Jordan both of Thomasville One brother Jacob Jordan Steeds Funeral services set for Saturday at two at Pierce's Chapel near Cid with interment in the church cemetery there.
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Reuben F. Jordan
Thomasville
Reuben Farley Jordan
Morton Street
Mr. Jordan
Montgomery County
Mamie Pierce
Denton
Mesdames
Martha Norris
Beasie Ward
Lloyd Smith
Clifford Wolf
Charles Jordan
Clover
8. C
Lee
Perlie Jordan
Jacob Jordan
Steeds
Pierce's Chapel
Cid
Church
996 Teachers Upon Payroll of WPA
Raleigh reports 996 teachers employed on March 31 in North Carolina's emergency relief in education program under the Works Progress Administration. C. E. McIntosh, director, notes the 27,268 persons served in adult and special classes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Works Progress Administration
C. E. MclIntosh
Fasteeth Powder Promises Firm Comfort for Dentures
A promotional item touts Fasteeth powder as an improved formula that keeps false teeth firm all day with no gooey taste. It claims denture wearers can eat laugh and talk comfortably and advises readers to get it from their druggist.
Teachers Payment and Staffing Cuts Tied to WPA Funding
The number of teachers fell from a February peak of 1,220 as WPA funds were curtailed. In March instructors were paid 54,868.90 dollars.
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WPA
Racing rule limits chanks except in Indianapolis
The American Automobile Association announces that chanks will be barred from riding in races except in Indianapolis, where exceptions are allowed. The notice clarifies eligibility rules for upcoming contests and emphasizes safety and compliance with organizational guidelines.
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Indianapolis
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