Lovelace Brothers Standout Students at High Point
Lovelace brothers Marc A Jr and A C Lovelace Jr sonsof Dr and Mrs Lovelace are top in academics and extra curriculars at High Int college. They earned honor every semester, debated successfully in South Atlantic tournaments, and contribute to church choirs. A C Jr tutors in English and both are licensed ministerial students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
A. ©. Lovelace, Jr
A. CC. Lovelace
High Point College
High Int College
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Lovelace
A, Jr
Point
South Atlantic States
Supefr
Sufer
C., Jr
Revival Services At Ist M P Church In Newark
Revival services continue at the First Methodist Protestant Church in Newark New Jersey led by Dr J N Link pastor of the church. The program includes a morning sermon at 11 about the Increasing Influence of Us and an evening program with familiar anthems and songs led by J Gurney Briggs and Mrs T BE Strick at the console.
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St Methodist Protestant
J. N. Link
First Methodist Protestant Inch
Newark
N. J
J. Gurr Briggs
Link
Owest
Art
Christ
Mra. T
Strick
Vice
J. Gurney
Rev E M Smith Named North Park Baptist Pastor
Ernest M Smith of Stanly county has been elected pastor of North Park Baptist church and will begin on the first Sunday of May He is a Wingate junior college graduate and a Wake Forest student planning to continue at High Point college next year Son of Rev J M Smith East Rockingham Baptist church Prof A C Lovelace has supplied the church since January during the interim process
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Ernest M. Smith
Stanly County
Union County
North Park Baptist Church
Smith
Wingate Junior College
Wake Forest College
High Point College
Mr. Smith
J. M. Smith
East Rockingham Baptist Church
A. C. Lovelace
North Park
Vocation Guidance Week Opens Monday at High Point
Vocational Guidance Week begins Monday at High Point high school with seniors and parents invited to a 7 30 pm address by Charles W Phillips director of public relations at the Woman s College in Greensboro. A film The Builders will follow and private consultations with experts are scheduled Wednesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Charles W. Phillips
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Altrusa
Rotary
Business and
Phillip
Christine Price
North Carolina
Elizabeth Huntley
University of North Carolina
G. E. Crowell
North Carolina Employment Service
Thomasville
Nancy K. Poston
Locust Fence Posts Help Erosion Control Efforts Near High Point
Farmers in the Soil Conservation Service area plant black locust trees to combat erosion and produce durable fence posts. C F Howland notes these trees yield about 1500 posts per acre in 10 to 15 years and can last 50 to 76 years. Since March 25 1935, 339 248 trees have been planted, turning waste land into profit while supplying wildlife habitat and soil benefits.
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Soil Conservation Service
High Point
C. F. Howland
J. F. Idol
Judges Named for First NC Photographic Print Exhibition
Three photographers and a art department head were chosen as judges for the North Carolina Photographic Print Exhibition to be held in High Point on May 17. They will judge at 108 Fast Commerce Street on April 30 with the High Point Camera Club hosting a reception the day before. Submissions must be postmarked by April 25 or delivered by April 26 to Eccles D. Everhart 114 Washington Street. The event expects broad participation and free public viewing daily from 1 to 9 p.m.
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North Carolina
Bayard Wootten
Chapel Hill
John G. Hemmer
Pinehurst
Charles Farrell
Greensboro
J. Gregory D. Ivy
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Fast Commerce Street
High Point Camera Club
Eccles D. Everhart
West Washington Street
Gospel Tabernacle Organized Three Years Ago By Its Present Pastor
Gospel Tabernacle, affiliated with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, organized three years ago by Rev. H. P. Williams. Former pastor Rev. T. H. Willey, now a missionary in Central America, led the work earlier. The church, with 250 members and a 300-strong Sunday school, operates a radio ministry and monthly gospel paper. A brick tabernacle is planned on a newly purchased lot near the current site.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
H. P. Williams
Steff
John Mebane
T. H. Willey
Central America
Mr. Willey
Mr. Williams
Tabernacle
Arcanum Plans Regular Meeting at New Penny Building
The Royal Arcanum council announces its regular meeting set for Monday night at 7 30 in its new quarters located in the Penny building at the corner of North Main and West Washington.
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Arcanum
Old Plank Road
Council of the Royal Arcanum
Penny Building
North Main
West Washington
Yestery
CORD HINSON DIES NEAR GOLDSBORO
Death reported of Cobb Hinson near Goldsboro on Thursday night. He was married to former teacher Annabelle Noel who served at the junior high school five years ago.
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Cord Hinson
Cobb Hinson
Goldsboro
Hinson
Annabelle Noel
Egg Shell and Odd Egg From Noble Hen
Rev. C. Francis Noble of 61 Ward Street reports to The Enterprise a perfect egg shell and a double yolk egg laid by his hen on Thursday. The eye egg is partridge-sized and the sighting marks an unusual, yet not unheard of, occurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Francis Noble
Ward Street
Congressional Race Shapes Itself For Battle Royale
Eight candidate field for North Carolina sixth district Democratic nomination gathers in May for a high stakes June primary. Campaigns focus on Teague and Barker clash over High Point and Durham strength while Ridge Carraway Penny Jones and Watkins press full schedules and circulate pamphlets to win labor or Roosevelt support.
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North Carolina
Teague
Barker
High Point
Durham
Atkinson
Ridge
Carraway
Penny
Jones
Watkins
Judge Teague
Raleigh News and Observer
Organized Labor
Durham County
Edney Ridge
Greensboro
Major Ridge
Pva
Kiwanis Plan Good Will Week Across Nations
The Kiwanis club of High Point will join clubs across the United States and Canada in United States-Canada Good Will Week from April 24 to 30. Rev. Clay Madison says the event honors decades of peace and encourages support for peaceful relations and goodwill. A commemorative program is set for the April 29 meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
High Point
United States-Canada
Canada
Clay Madison
United States
Great Lakes
Harding International
Governor Hoey to Speak Here Next Tuesday Morning
A three day safety motorcade sponsored by the Highway Safety Division will tour North Carolina towns from Raleigh starting April 26. Governor Clyde R. Hoey and other state officials will speak at stops including Durham, Winston Salem, High Point and Asheville with the Wendell High School band in attendance. The drive emphasizes reducing vehicle accidents after 1123 crashes last year compared with 629 wartime soldier deaths.
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Highway Safety Division
Department of Revenue
Raleigh
Durham
Burlington
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Salisbury
Statesville
Hickory
Morganton
Marion
Wendell High School
Clyde R. Hoey
Asheville
Sheraton Hotel
North Carolina
Permits Slump in City With $7000 Total Value
Building permits last week totalled under $7,000 featuring mainly small renovations. Notable items include the Pickett estate remodel at 224 North Wrenn for a union bus terminal estimated at 1,500 and J H Lynn's eight room two story brick veneer home on Wellington for 4,000.
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Tepe Ah Uy
Pickett
Wrenn Street
J. H. Lynn
Wellington Street
E. V. Rogers
East Green Street
S. Richardson
Adler Street
Mac D. Gordy
West Ray Street
H. C. Robertson
North Main Street
Blanche Hardee
Dr Nat Walker Returns From Philadelphia Postgraduate Optometry
Dr Nat Walker, who has obtained several fees in this city and Thomasville, was recently returned from Philadelphia where he completed a postgraduate course in various phases of optometry.
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Nat Walker
Thomasville
Philadelphia
Sunday Ordinance Fight Reopened In High Point
The Farriss Andrews Bible class of First Baptist Church announces the reopening of its campaign to close Sunday for religious reasons. The group defends its aims against opposition and emphasizes the need to oppose desecration and commercialization of the Lord’s Day.
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Farriss-Andrews Bibles
First Baptist Church
Our
Farriss-Andrews Bible Class
Daisy Smith
Christ
County Roster Is Made Public by Election Officers
Guilford county election officers posted a candidate roster after closing at 6 pm for Democratic and Republican primaries and the fall general election. Incumbents Cooke Edmunds Cobbe headed Democratic nominations. Republicans filed a near full slate. Eight candidates seek Guilford’s three seats in the General Assembly alongside sheriff and county offices with party nominees to face November voters.
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Guilford County
A. Wayland Cooke
J. R. Edmunds
W. C. Cobbe
Guilford
General Assembly
John W. Caffey
June T. Carruthers
Greensboro
Rupert T. Pick
Strickland Heads District 1 at Odd Fellows Meet
Strickland of High Point was elected president of the district Odd Fellows at the semi annual session. Burlington will host the fall meeting. Other officers named include R. McGinn, vice president, J. J. Myers secretary, and R. D. Watson district deputy. Over 60 visitors from Alamance, Rockingham, Forsyth, and Guilford counties attended. Harry Myers presided. Charles Warren spoke. Past Grand Master C. D. Burchett and Watson spoke. A social program followed with magic by A. Coke Cecil. Delegations from Danville Va and Greensboro were present.
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I. F. Strickland
High Point
Odd Fellows
Burlington
R. McGinn
P Dent
J. J. Myers
Greensboro
R. D. Watson
Winston-Balem
Odd Fellows Ges
Alamance
Rockingham
Forsyth
Guilford
Watson
Danville, Va
John W. Clapp
B. Gaskins
FP. Burgess
R. F. Simmons
Weston-Salem
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G.O.P
Thomas J. Gold
Roger A. Jennings
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R. Plake Shaw
J. W. Burke
John L. Linder
8. L. McClure
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W. R. Tucker
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