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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1937

Page

6

Institutes Of International Relations Plan Expanded Nationwide

The 1937 Institutes of International Relations expands to ten venues from Atlantic to Pacific. BE. Raymond Wilson leads nationwide institutes with Ray Newton assisting. Duke Institute secretary transition underway. June events list includes Bethel Kansas, Duke Durham, Swarthmore Pennsylvania, Grinnell Iowa, Chicago Midwest, Wellesley Massachusetts, Mills Oakland, Whittier California, Reed Portland.

Institutes of International Relations Philadelphia Nashville Atlantic Pacific Raymond Wilson Ray Newton EB. P. C Tom Alderman Sykes Duke Institute Elbert Russell School of Relligion Duke University Durham Kansas Institute of International Relations Bethel College Newton Kansas BE. L. Harshbarger Duke Institute of International Relations N. C Tom Sykes High Point Eastern Institute of International Relations Swarthmore College Swarthmore, Pa BE. Raymond Wilson Wellesley College Wellesley Mass George Selleck Boylston St Boston Mills Institute of International Relations Mills College Oakland Calif Joseph Conard Whittier Institute of International Relations Whittier College Whittier J. Herschel Coffin Pacific Northwest Institute of International Relations Reed College Portland Ore Paul Elliott

Vesper Service At First Baptist In Greensboro

Rev. R. T. Weatherly of St Mathew M E Church Greensboro will speak at the vesper service this afternoon at 4 30 at First Baptist Church. Musical selections are listed by a Greensboro and Winston-Salem group including Mrs J I Hall Mrs Sylvia Alford Mrs Hazel Parker Mrs Alice Eccles Mrs Young Mrs Jennings Miss Mytrolene Graye Miss Marie Carter Mrs M White and C B Yakley.

First Baptist R. T. Weatherly St. Mathew Methodist Episcopal Church Greensboro First Baptist Church J. I. Hall Sylvia Alford Hazel Parker Alice Eccles Young Jennings Mytrolene Graye Marie

Women's Memorial To Hold Early Conference

The first quarterly conference of the new year for Women's Memorial A. M. E. church will be held at Turner's Chapel Florence this afternoon at 3 30 Rev J D Cowans presiding elder will lead the gathering Rev Franklin G ibson is the pastor of Women's Memorial St Mark Church School Organizes a department of recreation will begin Tuesday at 7 o'clock and run to 9 o'clock George Brower WPA recreation leader in charge Equipment provided by the local WPA recreation department

Women's Memorial Holderly Women's Memorial A. M. E Turner's Chapel Florence J. D. Cowans Franklin Gibson St. Mark Church Church School of St. Mark's George Brower WPA Raymond Williams Clarence Strickland Helen Barringer Marion Leach Grace Gray Helen Powell Brownlie Byrd Bonnie Wright Emory Evans O. B. Davis WPA Recreation Department

Club Banquet Highlights Citizenship Value at Patrician Event

Dr George E Nightengale urged club membership builds good citizenship as a civic bond 65 attended at William Penn high school cafeteria James McRae presided with T N Byrd and James Parham outlining club work since January 1934 The group aided community projects at Fairview street school science department and health drives for Negro students Speakers included O E Davis and James McRae Several ladies received favors and Mrs B E Cartright catered the event William Penn students contributed food clothing and money to flood victims

George E. Nightengale William Penn High School James Ross Nightengale James McRae T. N. Byrd James Parham Parham Fairview Street O. E. Davis A. J. Griffin L. B. Burford M. B. Davis Mytrolene Graye Mattie C. Robinson Thomas B. Smith B. E. Cartright 8. B. Davis

Garments and Cash Totals From Home Economics Sale

The article lists 21 garments produced by the home economics department and a cash sum of $2.03 collected from the sale.

Eans Home Economics Department

Brooks Memorial Missionaries Observe Mission Day Program

The Women’s Home Mission Society of Brooks Memorial M E church will host a program this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Featured on the program is the Fairview Street Choral Club directed by Mrs. M B Cherry and Mrs. Jessie B Neal.

Brooks Memorial Women's Home Mission Society of Brooks Memorial M. EF Fairview Street Choral Club M. B. Cherry Jessie B. Neal

Grade Mothers Council Meets at Estelle Carter Home

The Grade Mothers council of Leonard Street school will meet at the home of Mrs Estelle Carter on Downing street Monday evening at 8 o clock.

Leonard Street School Estelle Carter Downing Street

Leonard Street P.T.A. Skating Contest

The Parent Teacher Association of Leonard Street School will sponsor a skating contest in the school auditorium Monday evening at 8 o clock. A small admission will be charged. Leonard Street P.T.A. to sponsor skating.

Parent-Teacher Association of Leonard Street School Leonard Street P.T. A

Local Elks To Meet At Community Center on East Washington

Members of the Elks club are asked to meet at the community center on East Washington Street Monday evening at o clock, announced by Wm Pimberton.

Elks Elks Club East Washington Street Wm. Pimberton

Infant Dies of McNeil Family at Local Hospital

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James McNeil of 1217 Downing Street died Saturday morning at a local hospital. Mrs. McNeil remains a patient at the same hospital.

James McNeil Downing Street

Turner Birth of Daughter Harlene Laverne

Mr and Mrs J Turner of 209 Normal street announce the birth of a daughter Harlene Laverne on Tuesday January 26. Mother and daughter are doing well.

Alexander and Pike M arriage Quietly Parent Homes

Miss Anne Belle Alexander and Shelley Pike wed Sunday afternoon January 17 at 1112 Downing Street with Rev. Robert W. Winchester officiating. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Cora Alexander of 722 East Washington. groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pike of 1505 East Lee Street. They will reside with the groom’s parents.

Anne Belle Alexander Shelley Pike John Pike Downing Street Robert W. Winchester Pike Cora Alexander East Washington Mr. Pike C. C. Pike East Lee Street

Walters visit and high school win noted in town

Walter Lee of Baltimore and his sister Mrs Daisy Cunningham visited here. Mrs Lucille Cannon of Philadelphia came to attend the death of her brother Lee Raper. William Penn Tigers beat Logan High School 20 to 17 in football. girls team won 13 to 2. Mr and Mrs James Simpson Held hosted an open house at their Day Street home Friday night with many friends visiting.

Walter Lee Baltimore Daisy Cunningham East Washington Street Lucille Cannon Philadelphia Lee Raper Franklin Gibson Women’s Memorial A. M. E Gibson Morganton William Penn Tigers Logan High School Concord James Simpson Mrs. James Simpson Day Street

Patrolman Freed In Assault Case In Charlotte

A. B. Smart, a state highway patrolman, was acquitted of assaulting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ridley in an apartment here on the night of January 14. After a full day of testimony Recorder Ben Whiting ruled in Smart’s favor.

Charlotte A. B. Smart J. J. Ridley Ben Whiting Smart Ridley L. W. Best

High frequency currents found to kill typhoid germs

A study reports that high frequency electric currents can kill typhoid germs, suggesting a potential method for sanitizing water and medical equipment. Further testing is needed to confirm effectiveness and safety for practical use.

Honor Roll At Junior High School List Released

A large number of students earned honor roll status for the first semester at the Junior High School. The list, released by principal Mrs. R. E B. Ranson, includes 7th and 6th grade pupils with many names across multiple classes.

R. E B. Ranson Margaret Causby D. G. Kearns Charles Saunders Catherine Albertson Nancy Cox Frances Edwards Sybil Lowder Evelyn Smoot Charles Harper

Bids Opened on WPA Improvement Project at Manteo

Four bids were opened on a PWA project for Dare County schools but all bids exceeded the $65,000 allotment. The low bidder was announced immediately.

WPA Manteo PWA

Report Collects $846 From 230 Claims, Raleigh

Raleigh report shows C. Powell, chairman, stating employment compensation signups have collected 846 to date from 230 claims. Details indicate ongoing collections and participation in the program.

Collecti Raleigh

Tax rules explain earned income credit and surtax brackets

The Revenue Act of 1936 sets a 4 percent normal tax on net income after credits and an earned income credit of 10 percent of earned net income up to 10 percent of net income. Surtax applies to surtax net income above 4000 with brackets and rates, including an example for an 8500 net income. Taxpayers should study Form 1040 instructions before filing.

Red Cross reports flood relief fund contributions

The Red Cross announced in Washington that 6.517 million dollars had been raised for the 10 million dollar flood relief drive. Also noted are unrelated items about a disputed apartment and a Greek alphabet etymology discussion.

Washington The Red Cross

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