Open Spring Term 10 at Night Schools This Week
Community centers host regular spring term classes for High Point night schools with enrollment expected in the hundreds. Emma Blair, Highland mill, and West End Baptist church schools run evenings with multiple teachers and schedules. cooking schools enroll 100 women under Miss Vista Dixon. Seniors and juniors discuss entertainment postponement for graduation goals. Winford Hinkle, President Class of 1931, notes student plans and withdrawal of senior class courtesy.
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High Point
Eva Edcones
Emma Blsir
Highland Mill
West End Baptist Church
Emma Blair
Ruth Welborn
Ida Harmon
Louise Edwards
Highland Mill School
W. T. Saunders
Georgianna Bird
Mabel Andrews
Edgerton
West End Baptist Church School
Verna Sue Lliams
Louise
Luella Ome
Smith Street
A. Jones
Annie Smith
Iors Millis Street
eFriday
S. Haney
Kelly
Winford Hinkle
Senior class tribute to students and families
A short notice expresses appreciation for the efforts of school seniors and their families. It notes the roles of parents and the community in supporting student pursuits and acknowledges the students’ contributions as they move forward. The tone is formal and reflective.
Honor Roll and Class Groups at High School
A long list of students by grade and group includes Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen with A B C group divisions and an Honor Roll of Third Six Weeks featuring many names such as Emma Carr Bivins Benton Cliatt Wendell Dunbar Dorothy Fritz Ruth Spicer Clark Nick Antonakos Leon Thompson Barbara Winslow Vera York Harold Black James Par sons Betty Jo Abels James Mattocks Virginia Brower and Marie Kearns among others. The roster spans multiple sections and reflects a detailed school listing of honors and groups.
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Lee Forward
Glenn Hedgecock
Benton Cliatt
Emma Carr Bivins
Dorothy Cook
Margaret Hamlin
Dora Samet
Wendell Dunbar
Dorothy Fritz
Nick Antonakos
Doris Hedgecock
Mabel Koontz
Kathleen Embier
Lois Hedgecock
Marie Kearns
Richard Retten
Ruby Epps
Vetra Swain
Hazel Wright
Irwin Coffield
Clarence Keever
Ruby Ellen Woods
Edith Crowder
William Peatross
Billy Weisner
Elizabeth Hoffman
Jewel Spencer
Una Blackburn
Louise Cagle
Verna Winson
Eva W. Craig
Lucille Dever
Virginia D. Floyd
John Atkins
Vera York
Kathryn Dillard
James Parsons
Edna Mae Douglas
Marion Elliott
Elizabeth Hatcher
Harold Black
James Mattocks
Mahlon Morgan
Luis Hoover
Elsie Mae Sink
Ruth Charles
Bonnie Hendricks
John Hall
Thomas Jones
Margaret Briges
Lois Chidester
Juanita Ive
Helen Marie Sheloff
Vesta Copeland
Hildreth Gabriel
Louise Liathicum
Frank Wood
John Lindsay
Betty Jo Abels
Marion Dickson
Margaret Grayson
Margaret Hayden
Charlotte Holden
Virginia Jackson
Sara Lacy Tomlins
Dori Welborn
Wade Rucker, Jr
Emery Bench
J. John Horton
Paul Koontz
Ray Steele
Virginia Brower
Mary Frances Drakes
Frances Oliver
Mary Jane Ramseur
Mamie Weaver
Jamelie Wilson
Opal Clinard
Alson Gray
Pete Sacrinty
Mary Suchanan
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
Cora Parker
Lloyd McSwain
Helen Kearns
Iris McIntosh
Mary Lou Moffitt
Thurman Tucker
Edith Cribbs
Ruby White
Gladys Shaver
Marie Combs
James Brandan
Walter Vincan
Lloyd Whitley
Louise Linthicum
Willard Eldridge
Thurman ‘Ucker
Edith Hussey
Rupy Dix
Margaret Peace
James Brandon
Walter Vincannon
Eva Bowers
Ruby Curlee
Cro-Magnards Used Color in Ancient Cave Drownings
Archaeologists report Cro-Magnard cave paintings from southwestern Europe show skilled use of color in drownings dated about 30 000 years ago, illustrating early artistic technique and symbolic expression.
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Europe
Music to Feature Friends Service
Central Friends Sunday School and Brotherhood class meet at 9 45 with Horace Haworth as Superintendent Miss Alice Dixon of Elkin speaks in opening exercises Rev Tom A Sykes will speak on The Use of Leisure a Social Problem The World of Music and other musical program items listed with solo duets quartets and organ postlude in a structured worship service
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Central Friends Sunday School
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Alice Dixon
Elkin
Japan
Tom A. Sykes
Margaret Neece
Jos
J. Cox
Moore
H. F. Abels
Adams
Norman Fidler
W. Mendenhall
Love Divine
Jairus” — Stainer
Marian Burgess
Lansing
Spohr
Faulkes
Chamber Board To Meet At 8 P M Tuesday
High Point chamber of commerce directors will meet at the Sheraton hotel Tuesday night at eight to discuss the proposed new city charter for High Point under the American Business club plan and related state tax matters before the North Carolina assembly. The event invites all interested individuals. Secretary F J Sizemore announced yesterday.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
American Business Club
North Carolina General Assembly
F. J. Sizemore
Cherniavsky Trio Here Monday Night at High Point
Music lovers expect the world famous Cherniavsky Trio to perform tomorrow night in Roberts Hall auditorium at High Point College. The concert, set for 8 o'clock, tops the year’s lyceum program and signals a pinnacle in their concert career.
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Cherniavsky
Roberts Hall
High Point College
Cherniavsky Brothers
Phone exchange modernization aims to boost High Point service
North State Telephone company upgrades fireproofing and installs two new testboards for local and long distance wires to improve efficiency. Work led by R K Stewart and Son with completion by April first. Flooring, steel frames, cabinets and doors replaced to prevent fire hazards. the project costs eight thousand dollars once installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North State Telephone Company
R. K. Stewart
United States
Fiftieth Anniversary Commemoration at First Methodist
The First Methodist Protestant church marks Christian Endeavor’s Golden Jubilee with a five o clock vesper led by Miss Dennyce McAdams. Rev. R I Farmer speaks on Witnessing Faith Through Golden Years. Music includes selections by C L Gray Jr and Arthur Fiddler. Baptisms and reception of members planned. Junior church joins the service.
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Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Protestant Church
Dennyce McAdams
Ralph Vance
A. J. Koonce
Ina McAdams
Inez Reynolds
R. I. Farmer
C. L. Gray Jr
Jesus
Rathbun
Sheldon
Edward Bach
Ministry of Music
Matthews
Ambrose
Arthur Fiddler
Nevin
Posilude
Seaver
EB. B. Stimson
High Point College
Disappearance of Dr Thomas Nolan Confirmed
Official confirmation that Dr Thomas Nolan disappeared at sea on January 16 while aboard the mailship Exilena between Gibraltar and Matta. The formal message notes a gale and heavy seas with no evidence of his presence aboard. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs T Nolan and siblings in Georgia. Old family ties and credentials are listed.
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Thomas Nolan
Exilena
Gibraltar
Matta
Thomas Turner, Jr
Export Steamship Corporation
Dr. Nolan
Marietta, Ga
Chas. T. Nolan
Cc. T. Nolan
Burwell Atkinson
St. Simon's Island
Waverly
France's farms subdivided as half the rural land is used for crops
About 50 percent of France's rural area is used for growing crops, with farms averaging 24 acres. The country shows extreme subdivision, more than any other in Europe, reflecting intense smallholder farming patterns.
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France
Europe
Exemptions and thresholds in early income tax rules
The piece explains who must file returns based on gross and net income, and details exemptions for single, head of family, and married individuals. It covers pro rata exemptions on midyear status changes, corporation and partnership rules, estates and trusts, and signals a follow up on dependents exemptions.
Special Program For Ministerial Meeting At Wesley Memorial
A special program is arranged for High Point ministers during their weekly gathering Monday at 10 30 AM. The meeting will take place in the pastor's study at Wesley Memorial church with Rev A B Conrad in charge after the business session.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
A. B. Conrad
Cantata This Afternoon At First Presbyterian
The Fireside quartet will give The Crown of Life by George B. Nevin at a 5 o'clock vesper service without sermon. Soloists and roles listed, Mae Kirkman on organ, and offertory and liturgical pieces noted. Also mentions North Carolina library officials visiting High Point to discuss extending public library services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireside
Nevin
Presbyterian Church
George B. Nevin
First Presbyterian Church
Fireside Quartet
Dan W. Smith
Clarence Schultheiss
Norman Fidler
Frank Tucker
Mae Kirkman
Good Shepherd
Schultheiss
Schultheiss and Tucker
Jerusalem
First Presbyterian
Rill
Chicago
Miss Welch
National Library Leaders Visit High Point Public Library
Two members of the national American Library Association will be guests this week at the High Point public library. Miss Willie Welch, librarian, reported that the visitors include Miss Julia Wright Mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization of the American Library Association
High Point Public Library
Willie Welch
Julia Wright Mer
Re-enlistment for Ex-Navy Men Authorized
The local navy recruiting station under B F Edmiston reports the Navy Department will authorize re-enlistment of broken service men separated for more than three months starting February 1. This reverses September 1929 orders aimed at reducing personnel by 4800 to comply with the London naval treaty terms.
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Navy
B. F. Edmiston
Navy Department
Write Your Name Campaign a Citywide Success
Over 75 people learned to write their names in the Write Your Name campaign run last month by High Point night schools. Miss Eva Edgerton said visits to mills churches and homes formed a large class prepared to enter spring term tonight.
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High Point
Eva Edgerton
Eva Edgerton To Speak At Chapel Hill Adult Ed Meet
Miss Eva Edgerton supervisor of the High Point night schools will speak at the State Commission on Adult Education meeting at the Carolina Inn Chapel Hill Tuesday at 10 30 AM. She is accompanied by A B West a nightly school graduate and Mrs Lucella Lassiter a pupil and mother of five children invited to appear on the program by the state chairman.
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Eva Edgerton
High Point
State Commission On Adult Education
Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill
Miss Edgerton
A. B. West
Lucella Lassiter
Scientists freeze light at 312 degrees below zero
Scientists report preserving delicate beams of light by cooling them to 312 degrees below zero, enabling potential advances in optics and quantum experiments. Research suggests the technique traps light in a frozen state, opening avenues for future photonic applications.
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Fashion Park
Schloss Bros
Cannon-Fetzer Co
South Main Street
England
South America
Western Hemisphere
Prince of Wales
Prince George
le Bourget Field
Paris
London
Bermuda
Chamber Board
C. E
Christian Endeavorers
First M. P. Church
Nolan
Income Tax Department
Conducted By
M. L. Seidman
Seidman & Seidman Certified Public Accountants
High Point, N.C
Southern Field
National Extension
Charlie Hodgins
Olds
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