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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1929

Page

10

Plans for Indoor Circus Nears Opening in Welch Garage

The American Legion Indoor Circus opens December 18 in the J. C. Welch garage on Wrenn street and runs through Christmas Eve. Santa Claus will greet city children in the streets Thursday morning, handing out free tickets, and again at the circus on Christmas Eve to distribute toys. The show promises top acts, an automobile display, a baby contest, and a popularity contest, with organizers predicting one of the area’s best gatherings.

American Legion J. C. Welch Wrenn Street Eit Ihuea Santa Claus

Musical program for supper mee at Central Friends church

Mid week supper meeting at Central Friends church annex will feature a full music program tomorrow night. Participants include Prof and Mrs Noah from Guilford College music faculty and L L Stookey head of High Point city schools music department. Norman Fidler serves as toastmaster. Committee members arranging the supper are Mrs Charles F Tomlinson Mrs Allen Blair Mrs Banner Davis and Miss Adelaide White. Classes and junior choir meet before the program as usual.

Central Friends Church Annex Noah Guilford College L. L. Stookey High Nt Norman Fidler Charles F. Tomlinson Allen Blair Banner Davis Adelaide White

Dr. Odum Attends Atlanta Meetings

Dr. Howard W. Odum director of the university school of public welfare returned from Atlanta where he attended a meeting of the social science council committee on regional social research in the south and on southern fellowship in Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill Howard W. Odum University School of Public Welfare Atlanta Social Science Council

Four Added To Community Chest Honor Roll Today

Four new donors join the High Point Community Chest honor roll for 100 percent participation in the Industrial Dollar Day drive. Named are High Point office La France Textile industries eight employees High Point Perpetual Building and Loan domestic staff Mrs Harry Raymond and Harry Raymond at Fritz Harry four dollars plus Harry Raymond Inc 12 employees Arnold Lumber Blair Dairy Colonial Life High Point Grocery Jones and Peacock Southern Furniture Exposition Rhodes Press Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Association High Point office Mrs W D Brooks Yow s Funeral Home C M Hauser and Carter Dalton domestic staff.

High Point Community Chest High Point la France Textile Industries High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Company Harry Raymond Fritz-Harry Harry Raymond, Inc Arnold Lumber Company Blair Dairy

Mrs Lillian Key Dies At Her Home In High Point

Mrs Lillian Key wife of W E Key of route one High Point died at her home last night at 8 30 after weeks of declining health. Born in Surry county April 3 1895 she was the daughter of W C and Lelia Perkins. She had lived in High Point 17 years. Surviving are her husband four children two sons Victor and Albert two daughters Mabel and Gertrude her mother Mrs Lelia Perkins Mount Airy two sisters Mrs Laura Simpson and Mrs Cetie Simpson Mount Airy two brothers George Perkins Mount Airy and Howard Perkins Olivia Funeral services will be conducted at the Christian church on North Hamilton street tomorrow afternoon by Rev Mr Saunders of Winston Salem. Burial will follow in Oakword cemetery.

Lillian Key W. E. Key Route One High Point Surry County W. C Lelia Snow Perkins Victor Albert Mabel Gertrude Lelia Perkins Mount Airy Laura Simpson Cetie Simpson George Perkins Howard Perkins Olivia Christian Church North Hamilton Street Mr. Saunders Winston-Salem Oakword Cemetery J. C. B. Muse, Jr Glennie Muse T. FE. Dawson Durham L. M. Powers Bennett G. H. Elliott Ramseur A. C. Jones Cornelia Cox J. R. Coeckman J. R. H. Cockman A. R. Cockman Kerr N. W. Cockman A. C. Cockman Greensboro J. C. Cockman A. W. Cockman S. A. Cockman Carthage Baptist Church Muse J. E. Ayscue Bute's Creek Carthage Cemetery Virginia Avenue

Hotel Directors Hold Dinner Meet

A dinner meeting of the directors of the High Point Hotel company, representing local subscribers in the Foot Robinson Hotel company, was held last night in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel. About 20 board members attended, presided over by J. E. Millis, with the session focused on internal business.

High Point Hotel Company Foot-Robinson Hotel Company Sheraton Hotel J. E. Millis

Prospects Bright for New Post Office Building in High Point

A Treasury letter to Senator Overman says Rockingham and High Point have funds set aside for new federal post office buildings, with eight years for completion due to annual limits. Morganton, Reidsville and Albemarle are not included. Washington cites $335000 earmarked for this city, with expectations of increase as locals push for the project.

Ferry K. Heath the Treasury Treasury High Point Rockingham Lee Overman Congress Morganton Reidsville Albemarle Washington O. R. York E. M Knox F. J. Sizemore Chamber of Commerce

Business Leaders Invited to High Point Chest Meeting

A special High Point Community Chest meeting is set for tomorrow at 1 15 pm at the Commercial Club to plan the final Industrial Dollar Day drive. Invitations went to over 20 prominent local businessmen to seek their advice and cooperation as the campaign aims to raise 15000 dollars to cover last year's deficit and fund the fiscal year ending May 31 1980.

High Point Community Chest Commercial Club W. T. Powell C. F. Tomlinson M.J. Wrenn J. E. Mill R. T. Amos J. H. Adams R. O. Lindsay C. E. Diffendal

Sweetie at Broadhurst a lively college musical comedy

The Broadhurst presents Sweetie a bright college musical comedy with Nancy Carroll Helen Kane Jack Oakie and Stanley Smith in leading roles The film features catchy songs including Sweeter than Sweet Alma Mammy and Alma Mater praised for music and dancing while noting Smith’s limited vocal opportunity overall it offers light entertaining fun for an evening.

Nancy Carroll Helen Kale Jack Oakie North Carolina Helen Kane Stanley Smith Young Miss Kane Miss Carroll al Jolson Alma Mammy William Austin Stuart Erwin Helen Smith

Methodist Mission Meeting Opens Today

Lay men and clergy of the Methodist Episcopal church south gather in Raleigh for the fourth annual general missionary conference. Officials estimate over 600 delegates and lay supporters attend. Josephus Daniels of Raleigh will offer the welcome. Bishop W. B. Beauchamp will deliver the keynote tomorrow morning. Expected guests include Bishops W. A. Candler, A. V. W. Darlington, W. N. Ainsworth, and Edwin D. Mouzon.

Raleigh Methodist Episcopal Church, South Josephus Daniels Navy W. B. Beauchamp Board of Missions of the Church W. A. Candler Atlanta A. V. W. Darlington Huntington W. Va W. N. Ainsworth Macon Edwin D. Mouzon Charlotte

North Carolina State Art Society Exhibition Opens in Raleigh

The 10 day Raleigh show features paintings and sculpture by leading American artists. Grand Central Art Galleries furnished the exhibit at no charge. Philip L. Hale gave the opening address on the need of art in daily life, with Walter L. Clark of Grand Central Galleries present for the opening.

Raleigh North Carolina State Art Society Grand Central Art Galleries Grand Central Galleries Philip L. Hale Walter L. Clark

Mrs Exer C Muse Dies After Hospital Stay

Mrs Exer C Muse wife of J C B Muse longtime Moore County resident died at Guilford General hospital after a 10 day illness following an operation she was born October 11 1870 in Moore County and moved to High Point in 1925 survivors include her husband son and four daughters funeral at Carthage Baptist Church with burial in Carthage cemetery services led by Rev J E Ayscue Tue afternoon at 2 plan to depart 9:30 am from 121 Virginia Ave

Exer C. Muse J. C. B. Muse Carthage Guilford General Hospital Moore County N. W. and S. A. Cagle Cockman High Point

Farmers Civic Meet Set for Thursday at City Hall

The High Point Farmers' Civic association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the court room at city hall Thursday night at 7 30. Dr M L Keseler of the Mills Home Baptist orphanage at Thomasville will be the principal speaker. Representatives of the chamber of commerce and civic clubs are invited. Public welcome. Officers are J B Blair president and P M Davis secretary.

High Point Farmers’ Civic Association City Hall M. L. Keseler Mills Home Thomasville Chamber of Commerce J. B. Blair P. M. Davis

Dr Seago Speaks At Junior High Audience Tonight

Dr Dorothy W Seago eminent authority on child psychology speaks at 7 30 tonight in the Junior High auditorium under the High Point Parent Teacher council The public is invited to hear the address on parental education in its relation to children Miss Margaret Sloan of High Point college music faculty also appears on the program for this meeting

Dorothy W. Seago High Point Seago Extension Department North Carolina College For Women Dr. Seago Margaret Sloan High Point College

Local Instructor Delivers Address On Industrial Arts

E. T. Howard head of the industrial arts department at the high school spoke before the American Vocational association in New Orleans. He outlined a plan for teaching industrial arts in small cities based on his experience in state high schools and his extensive study of psychology and methods.

E. T. Howard New Orleans American Vocational Association

Local Youth on Navy Leave Visits Parents in City

George W. Carter seaman in the U S Navy arrived in the city for a twelve day leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs W Carter of 15 North Main Street. He enlisted at the local station last September and has completed preliminary training. Upon returning to the Hampton Roads naval training station he will enter studies in the radio school.

George W. Carter

Monarch Club Elections At Sheraton Tomorrow

The Monarch club holds a weekly meeting at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow at 12 15 PM. All members are urged to attend as officers for the ensuing year will be elected.

Monarch Club Sheraton Hotel

Konjola touted as best medicine by Hopkinsville woman

Mrs Henry Ray of Hopkinsville Kentucky reports severe digestion and kidney issues easing after using Konjola She describes relief from indigestion gas back pain and tiredness and notes easy sleep and renewed energy Konjola sold at Mann Drug Stores and other druggists across the region.

Henry Ray Route 4 Hopkinsville Konjola Mann Drug Reado

Garland McPherson Elected President of U N C Literary Bodies

In Chapel Hill on December 10 the two UNC literary societies elected winter officers. Garland McPherson of High Point was chosen president of the Dialectic Senate with G A Kincaid of Gastonia as president pro tem. C A Shreve of Reidsville was elected clerk and Ed R Hamer of McColl S C sergeant at arms. J C Williams of Linden was named critic. Philanthropic Assembly named John Lang of Carthage as speaker and Thomas Baldwin of Randleman as speaker pro tem.

Chapel Hill Garland McPherson High Point Dialectic Senate G. A. Kincaid Gastonia C. A. Shreve Reidsville Ed. R. Hamer McColl S. C J. C. Williams Linden Philanthropic Assembly John Lang Carthage Thomas Baldwin Randleman

Local committee officers named for Ways and Means panel

Bert Haywood of Durham sergeant at arms Hamilton Hobgood of Dunn clerk F M James of Wilmington assistant treasurer G P Carr of Teachers chosen chairman with James Wilkinson of Pantego and Edward Yarborough of Louisburg as the other two officers of the committee.

Bert Haywood Durham Hamilton Hobgood Dunn F. M. James Wilmington G. P. Carr James Wilkinson Pantego Edward Yarborough Louisburg

Colleges Offer Wide Range of Accounting Courses

A survey notes 348 colleges and universities provide 1 419 accounting courses across programs. The breadth indicates strong options for students pursuing accounting education nationwide.

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Post Friends Annex Max Noah Dr. Odum Community Chest Lillian Key Alile Economy Drug Store And Mann Drug Stores Broadhurst Paramount the Broadhurst Ilious Methodist Mission Meeting Gate City Service Gate City Motor CO Jack Burris Mgr Wrenn St. — Bear Elwood Hotel M. L. Kessler City Court Room U.N. C Goodyear West High Caroline Carolina Coal & Transfer Co Eccles Everhart Commercial Bank Building Raymond F. Smith The Piedmont Singers Association Commercial National Bank Perpetual Building & Loan Association High Point Perpetual Building Loan Association At C. H. Ellis V. A. J. Idol V. Pres Treas Emerywood Denny Street Woodrow Ave Ray St E. Green St Smith St New Highway No. 10 O. E. Mendenhall Company Realtors Wachovia Bank Southern Mortgage Loan and Land CO O. BE. Mendenhall Pres Boyd. Welborn, V.pres
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