North Carolina Collegiate Press Association Opens Here Tonight
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association opens its semi annual convention at High Point College with registration at the college this afternoon. C Richard Mac Mannis will toast the welcome and Dr R M Andrews will speak. Delegates from Davidson College and others attend with social events and dinners planned through tomorrow.
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High Point College
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
Pan-Hellenic Council
High Point Enterprise
Country Club
C. Richard MacMannis
Hi-Po
R. M. Andrews
Robert Jarrett
Davidson College
C. M. Waynick
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
al Ennis
George Washington
Winston-Salem Journal
Sentinel
M. P. Church
Holt McPherson
The
Enterprise
E. Vera Idol
A. M. Beck
Edwards-Broughton Printing Company
Sedgefield Manor
Benson Printing Company
Nashville, Tenn
Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro Daily News
Sheraton Hotel
Portrait Unveiling At Masonic Home In Greensboro
Members of Masonic Lodge 496 Mooresville N C will visit the Masonic and Eastern Star Home of Greensboro to unveil a portrait of the first superintendent Brother M W White. A chaplain will conduct services and all Masons in Greensboro and nearby areas are invited to attend at 3 p m Sunday at the Masonic Home west of Greensboro near Pomona.
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Masonic Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mooresville
N. C
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
M. W. White
Masonic Home
Pomona
Theft-proof display rack patented for pencils in stores
A theft-proof display rack has been patented for lead pencils and other small articles in stores. The invention aims to deter shoplifting while showcasing compact items.
Father and Son Banquet Draws 200 Plus Attendees at Central Friends
Frederick J. Libby of Washington spoke on understanding between fathers and sons and nations as J. Elwood Cox presided. Music by J. Gurney Briggs and son, with group singing led by Norman Fidler. Greetings from Brotherhood leaders reflected mutual respect and evolving travel beyond borders.
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Central Friends Church Annex
Frederick J. Libby
Washington
National Council For Prevention of War
J. Elwood Cox
J. Gurney Briggs
John Gurney Briggs
Norman Fidler
Herman Abels
Brotherhood
D. Ralph Parker
Carl White Jones
Lewis W. McFarland
T. A. Sykes
Union Grove Church Memorial Day Observance
Union Grove Baptist church Seagrove Route 1 will observe Memorial Day on Sunday May 4 under W L Stutts. The program includes singing prayers preaching floral distribution and a community dinner followed by more preaching and band performances.
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Union Grove Baptist Church
Seagrove
Route One
W. L. Stutts
Will Hancock
Conner Bend
J. C. Kidd
Henry Wilson
Lutheran Brotherhood To Meet Friday 6 45
The Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 6 45 in the Sunday school rooms. R T Setzer, program committee chair, promises a splendid program. Supper will be served by the Ladies Aid.
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Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. T. Setzer
Fire Underwriters Urge City Building Code And New Fire Stations
The National Board of Fire Underwriters presents 39 recommendations to High Point city leaders. Key items urge revising building laws, creating a building department with a full time inspector, extending fire limits, and establishing a drill tower with weekly training. Proposals include adding staff to engine and ladder companies, building a new Willowbrook area station, and appointing a sworn fire inspector under the chief.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
High Point
National Board
Willowbrook
Russell Streets
Real Estate Commission Appeal Filed in North Carolina
Attorneys for E. Ray Farlowe announce an appeal from a municipal court ruling upholding the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. The team plans to seek review in the superior court and, if needed, the state supreme court arguing the commission is unconstitutional.
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E. Ray Farlowe
North Carolina Peal Estate Commission
Lewis E. Teague
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Farlowe
North Carolina
Mrs Elwood Reddeck Dead Aged 80 In Prospect County
Mrs Elwood Reddeck died at her home near Prospect church six miles southwest of the city after a long illness. Born April 29, 180 in Randolph county she was the daughter of George and Mrs Younts and a member of Prospect EF church. Survived by husband four sons two daughters and twenty one grandchildren. Funeral at Prospect church Friday at 3 pm with Rev S Taylor officiating. burial in church cemetery.
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Elwood Reddeck
Prospect
Reddeck
Randolph County
George Younts
Prospect M. EF. Church
T. J. Reddeck
Statesville
SS. C. Reddeck
Thomasville
S. J. Reddeck
G. Reddeck
Trinity
A. K. Rodgers
R. V. Millikan
High Point
Prospect Church
Rev. S. Taylor
Insect Control Talks Broadcast on WPTF
Raleigh reports a four part radio series by C H Brannon extension entomologist at NC State on state wide crop pest control. Talks cover tobacco insect control Mexican bean beetle cotton boll weevil and general insect reminders with times listed for April 25 May 2 May 9 and May 16 at 1 30 p m.
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Raleigh
WPTF
C. H. Brannon
N.C. State College
North Carolina
Brannon
Regular church visits praised by young poet
A young poet explains his routine church attendance saying it is the only place where his contributions are consistently accepted. The remark appears in The Humorist as a light observant quip on acceptance.
Percy Bloxam to Speak at Lexington Merchants Meeting
Percy Bloxam of Salisbury will deliver the principal address at the Lexington Retail Merchants Association annual meeting and banquet at the American Legion Hut tonight. Music, stunts, and a chicken pie banquet meal will accompany the event.
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Percy Bloxam
Lexington
Salisbury
Lexington Retail Merchants Association
American Legion Hut
Bloxam
Cars Torn Up In Highway Accident Near High Point
The Buick coupe owned by L R Terry of the Terry Hosiery firm was badly damaged in a near head on collision with a Chrysler roadster on the Greensboro highway near H A Millis country place five miles from High Point. Terry escaped unharmed while three High Point youths in the Chrysler Charlie Dixon Elmer Fisk and Clarence Sechrest were not injured.
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L. R. Terry
Terry Hosiery Corporation
Chrysler
H. A. Millis
High Point
Greensboro
Terry
Charlie Dixon
Elmer Fisk
Clarence Sechrest
Mr. Terry
Sedgefield
Cleaning helper credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
In Lankin North Dakota Trenda R F D 2 says four years of ill health limited her cleaning work and outdoor tasks. After taking three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports feeling much better and recommends the medicine in a testimonial letter.
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Lankin
North Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Trenda
Car damage report notes smashed running board and fender
The running board fender and headlights of Mr Terry's car were smashed as were those of the roadster.
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Terry
Lexington Ministers Probe Legality of Boxing Exhibitions
The Lexington Ministerial Association formed a committee to investigate the legality of a series of boxing bouts planned for exhibition in Lexington. The move follows a resolution by ministers opposing the boxing events. Solicitor involvement noted.
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Lexington
Lexington Ministerial Association
Local Recorder Advises on Legality of Boxing Bouts
P. V. Critcher of the local recorder's court was called upon to advise concerning the legality of the boxing bouts.
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P. V. Critcher
Recorder’s Court
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