Great YMC A Membership Drive To Mobilize City
The High Point Y M C A plans a citywide canvass tomorrow led by Britt M Armfield to boost memberships and renewals. Workers meet at 7 30 AM at the Presbyterian hut on Green Street for a briefing before door to door outreach. The drive aims to reach 1000 members this week as the organization expands with dormitories planned. leaders include Edgar Hartley and William Bailey, with Tate as president, Kearns vice president, and Ragan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt M. Armfield
Green Street
The
Ark
Astr
Country Club
Comercial Club
Fred N. Tate
Mr. Tate
Nat
High Point Y. M. C. A
North Carolina
Edgar Hartley
William Bailey
Oscar E. Kearns
Charles P. Cobb
R. R. Ragan
J. T. Burrus
C. F. Tomlinson
J. Ed
Wake County to consider aerial property survey
Raleigh April 27 The Wake county board of commissioners will hear a proposal for an aerial survey to create a permanent up to date property record as a basis for a county wide revaluation. Executives from the Aerial Camera Corporation and a local representative will present the merits of the program at a special May 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wake County
Board of County Commissioners
Ering
Board of Commissioners
Durham
Johnston
Vance
Warren
Wake
Wiarchild
State Equalization Board
Equalization Board
Wake County Board
Charles M. Emerds On
Edward A. McCarthy
Aerial Camera Corporation
Edward H. Brimley
Community association seeks more youth contacts drive on
A social and commercial power segment emphasizes constructive citizenship and urges active engagement with boys and young men. The association pushes to expand outreach and establish more connections as its work progresses.
Teams to Work in High and Elementary Schools
Teams assigned to assist the two divisions in the membership drive include the High School group led by Bob Myers and John Easter with numerous members in eastern and western divisions. At Grimes Street School the Reds and Blues contingents named with William Lane and T Lamberth officials. Bay Street School lists Ted Thomas as general and Garland Ridge as blues colonel with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Myers
John Easter
Stewart Clark
K. Watson
F. DeLapp
A. Crowson
S. Morrow
J. Whitener
C. Coble
J. Clinard
Elford York
Howard Jones
Eldridge Atkins
O. Hancock
Tom Douglas
F. Watson
W. Crouch
Henderson Rogers
The
Blues
T. Hicks
A. McAnally
L. Weaver
C. Shelton
R. Franklin
Mel. Smith
Bill Carmichael
Reds
Rk. Plummer
O. R. York
Ed. Smith
Don Martin
Bill von Drehle
E. Lamberth
Bay Street School
Ted Thomas
Garland Ridge
Buck Welch
D. Bayne
Chas
Hayworth
V. Allen
Edward Phipps
Building a Birdhouse Brings Family Joy and Learnings
A simple birdhouse placed by the kitchen window can recoup costs through family delight and educational value. Experts should be consulted on the best type and placement to attract birds and maximize benefit.
Railway Expansion Plan in India Sets 300 Miles Annually
The government railway administration of India announces an immediate programme to build 300 miles of new railway each year. The plan aims to accelerate transport capacity and connect major regions with faster rail links beginning now.
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Government Railway Administration of India
Award Hunters of Carolinas Begin Second Day's Play
The Carolinas Golf Association tees off on day two at Charleston with Proctorenham of Greenville among early leaders. J W Spence of Columbia shot 79 to lead qualifying, followed by J M Whitsitt of Charleston at 80. The event shifts from Winston-Salem to Charlotte next year due to dry weather.
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Award Hunters OF
Carolinas
H. C. Bridgers
Tarboro
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Charlotte
W. Gordon McCabe
Charleston
Tully Blair
Greensboro
J. W. Milan
Greenville
Wappo Links
S. C
Proctorenham
South Carolina
Cup Hunters of the
Carolinas Golf Association
J. W. Spence
Columbia
J. M. Whitsitt
Proxy Botham
Association
North Carolina Leaders Highlight Tri State Orphanage Meet
North Carolina is heavily represented for the Tri State Orphanage Conference in York South Carolina April 28 29 at the Church Home. Rev Thomas P Noe former North Carolinian heads the church home and Rev A S Barnes head of the Methodist Orphanage in Raleigh will discuss individual child treatment. Rev W H Wheeler head of the Thompson Orphanage in Charlotte will speak on volunteer workers in a children institution. Rev Charles A Wood superintendent of the Children's Home in Winston Salem also participates.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
York
S. C
Church
Thomas P. Noe
A. S. Barnés
Methodist
W. H. Wheeler
Thompson
Charlotte
Charles A. Wood
Children's Home
Winston-Salem
Orphanage Leaders to Speak at Welfare Program
Dr. M. L Kesler manager of the Thomasville Baptist Orphanage will take part in a program covering many phases of child welfare. Miss Jeannette Murdock president of the TriState Conference of Orphanage Workers is assistant superintendent of Connie Maxwell Orphanage Greenwood SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L Kesler
Thomasville
Piles Relief Proclaimed By RABALM Advert
A testimonial asserts relief from hemorrhoids after using RABALM. The ad describes piles as varicose veins and promotes RABALM as a non surgical remedy with two sizes at 50 cents and one dollar, sold by druggists.
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Y.M.C. A
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By C. M. Waynick
Col
Nat Walker
Gen. Britt M. Armfield
J. Wood
J. Shore
High Point Young Men’s Christian Association
Do. M. Waynick
Avercal
Col. L. R. Stewart
Bird Houses
Lexington and
Centennial Avenues
High Point
High Point College
Pepe KG
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