Rallies for Bailey and Simmons to Close Campaign in High Point
Republicans allies of Bailey and Simmons stage rival political rallies in High Point with state figures expected to attend. Meetings may share the same night at the American theater or the Junior High School, drawing voters for the U S Senate contest and local county races ahead of Saturday primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
F. M. Simmons
United States Senate
High Point
Bailey
Simmons
North Carolina
Sams
Hancock
High Point to attend 32nd NC Christian Endeavor convention
High Point will send many delegates to the 32nd annual North Carolina Christian Endeavor union convention in Winston-Salem June 24 26. About 700 to 800 delegates are expected with speakers including Alvin J. Shartle F C Dixon W Roy Breg and Mildreth Haggard. Rev Roy Y. Farmer will give the keynote address with Bishop Edward Rondthaler and Dr H W Frazier in lead roles. Separate conferences for various workers and societies are planned along with a Moravian Lovefeast a convention banquet a vesper service an officers luncheon and a Winston-Salem sightseeing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Winston- Salem
A. J. Koonce
North Carolina
Alvin J. Shartle
International Society
Boston
F. C. Dixon
Maryland C. E. Union
Baltimore
W. Roy Breg
Southern
C. E
Atlanta
Mildreth Haggard
International Junior Worker
Minneapolis
Minn
Roy Y. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
This City
Edward Rondthaler
Winston Salem
H. W. Frazier
Queen’s College
Charlotte
Home Moravian Church
Salem College
Trinity Moravian Church
Winston-Salem
Summer school 10 opens Tuesday for high school makeups
Registration for a five week summer eschool begins tomorrow as announced by principal L. R. Johnston. Courses include English math Latin French civics and history with possible science and geometry if enough students enroll. Faculty listed M. L. Patrick W. C. King and Miss Abernathy with more to be added. Regular classes start Tuesday at 8 39 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
M. L. Patrick
W. C. King
Miss Abernathy
Wreck on Greensboro High Point Road Injures Betty Raper
Betty Raper, a negro girl, was injured when the car she rode in collided with a Chevrolet coupe on the Greensboro High Point highway west of Morgan's filling station. Passengers Alice Raper and Bobbie Cole escaped unharmed. driver fled the scene. Vehicle bore state plate 383413 and High Point tab 1109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Raper
Greensboro High Point Highway
Morgan’s
Alice Raper
Bobbie Cole
Deep River
High Point City
Special Swimming Classes Formed at YMCA Pool
The YMCA pool will host women and girls every Tuesday with morning 10 to 12, afternoon 3 to 5 15, and night 7 to 10 sessions. Mrs. E T Harrison assists morning hours for those over 15 learning to swim or improve strokes. Life saving class possible 11 to 12 if demand exists. Younger girls get 3 30 slot with Miss Rae Smith and Miss Rose Askew supervising older girls. Chester Smith serves as life saver for all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Harrison
Rae Smith
Rose Askew
Chester Smith
June Court of Honor To Be Held Monday
The High Point district of the Uwharrie council will hold the final court of honor in the troop room at Wesley Memorial church Monday evening. Moving pictures from the jamboree are to be shown, of keen interest to High Point scouts. A junior court of honor for badge recipients is set for Monday afternoon at scout headquarters from 3 30 to 5 30.
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High Point
Uwharrie
Wesley Memorial Church
Camp Uwharrie
Hackney
Children s Day Observed At Trinity Baptist
The Trinity Baptist Sunday school holds its annual Children s Day exercises at 11 this morning. After the morning service an outdoor lunch will be served followed by a community sing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Baptist Sunday School
Local couple wed in quiet Danville ceremony
Miss Carolyn Walker and Mr. Wilmer E. Harris of this city were married yesterday afternoon in Danville Virginia. Only close friends attended. The newlyweds are at 201 West Russell Street today with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Walker
Wilmer E. Harris
Danville
West Russell Street
High Point to Stage Twice-Sized Fair at Welchfield
High Point's second annual community fair will run September 22 to 28 at Welchfield. Secretary W C York says planners aim to double tent capacity with two large tents to curb crowding and showcase an enhanced premium list. Farmers and businesses express strong interest as exhibits and entries rise. Welch field has been secured to accommodate visitors and exhibitors.
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High.Point
Welchfield
W. C. York
High Point
York
Welch Field
Hepler Leaves Tate for South Carolina Furniture Plant
Hepler, a longtime Tate Furniture superintendent after 29 years with the company, resigns to join Williams Furniture Corporation in Sumter, South Carolina where he will oversee the new plant as superintendent. A. G. Rutledge is promoted to Tate’s vacant superintendent post. Hepler will focus on mid grade bedroom furniture design in SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Furniture Company
W. L. Hepler
North Carolina
Williams Furniture Corporation
Sumter
8. C
Hepler
South Carolina
A. G. Rutledge
South
A. E. Tate
Miss Jannie Warner Dies In Raleigh
Miss Jannie B. Warner of this city died at a Raleigh hospital shortly before noon yesterday after a long illness. Born October 15 1895 in Thomasville she was a daughter of the late Z F and Ada Barker Warner. Surviving are four brothers L H Warner Zebb Warner Jr Barker Warner and Paul Warner and one sister Dorothy Warner. Funeral services will be held here Monday afternoon at the family home with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jannie B. Warner
Raleigh
Miss Warner
Thomasville
Z. F
Ada Barker Warner
Warner
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
L. H. Warner
Zebb Warner
Barker Warner
Martinsville
Paul Warner
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Warner
High Point
Willowbrook Street
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Large Number of Students Finish Junior High School
The Junior High School graduates 369 students this year the largest class to date. Most will enroll in the High School next year and teachers expect continued strong grades. Honor rolls list 57 students across sixth and seventh grades, including Elizabeth Goodman Kathryn Greene Ves ta Copeland and Virginia Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Black
Howard Bradner
David Cooper
Joseph Hanlin
Donald Hill
Thomas Jones
Paul Koontz
John Lindsay
James Mattock
James Parsons
Robert Rankin
Howard Shaw
William Slate
Ray Steele
Lawrence Wagger
Robert Walker
Julian Whitener
D. P. Whitley
Stafford Workman
Betty Jo Abels
Martha Browder
Helen Cates
Marion Elliott
Edna Fritz
Elizabeth Hatcher
Mary Henrich
Lois Hoover
Mary Nelson Kiser
Juanita Lee
Iris MclIntosh
Florence Osman
Cora Worth
Elizabeth Goodman
Elizabeth Lyerly
Annie Greene
Annie Mae Clocfelter
Dorothy Davis
Bonnie Arrington
Virginia Dixon
Kathryn Greene
Virginia Smoak
Lucille Mitchell
Georgia White
Sara Jones
Juanita Cecil
Myrtle Gardner
Virginia Ellison
Helen Bulla
Lillian Weisner
Frances Marie Heath
Mattie Bell Bolt
Margaret Bryant
Mildred Curlee
Willie Mae Hollifield
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Helen Bolling
Sophia Taplin
Ruth Lee
Kathryn Retten
Billy Sheton
Sidney Thomas, Jr
Jane Tuesdell
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
Charlotte Holden
Mary Frances Drakes
Margaret Grayson
Helen Marie Sheloff
Mamie Weaver
Doris Welborn
Sara Bolt
Margaret Briggs
Vesta Copeland
Kathryn Dillard
Edna Mae Douglas
Marion Dickson
Mildred
Summer School Opens At Bay Street School
Miss Louise Cooke and Mrs. L F Voorhees will open summer sessions at Bay Street school. The first day focuses on registration with classes starting Tuesday morning. A large number are expected to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cooke
L F. Voorhees
Bay Street
Scholarship Contest Held At William Penn High
A large crowd filled the William Penn High School auditorium to witness a scholarship oratorical contest. Judges praised the high order of orations reflecting diligent research on the Society of Friends and civilization. Award winners included Josephine Taber Griffin, Clara Eugenia Humphrey, Raymond Elwood Tyson, and Ruth Mae Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High School
Religious Society of Friends
The
Friends of Peace
Josephine Taber Griffin
William Penn
Clara Eugenia Humphrey
Society of Friends
Raymond Elwood Tyson
Ruth Mae Baldwin
No Night Service At First Baptist
No services at the First Baptist church tonight due to high school and college commencement programs. Rev. T. C. Johnson, acting pastor, will preach in the morning on Failing in Success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
T. C. Johnson
Commencement at High School Begins Tonight
Programs start at 8 with exercises continuing through Wednesday night. Diplomas will be awarded at the ceremony.
High Point H S holds largest class in history tonight
The High Point high school begins its 1930 commencement with an 8 pm baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers, First Presbyterian. The 140 graduates will receive diplomas Wednesday night, with C F Tomlinson presiding. Contests and a pageant form part of the week’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
C. F. Tomlinson
George H. Crowell
Jesus
Nevin
Tschaikowsky
Charles Haddon Wnabers
D.D
High Point
J. Waldo Woody
Oak Hill Friends Church
Funeral Held for Dorcas Perry Child Drowns in Creek
The funeral for Dorcas Perry two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry D Perry of Wiltshire boulevard was held at the Perry residence with Dr Charles H Nabers officiating. A quartet sang during services. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park. The child drowned after heavy rains when she fell into a creek near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Perry
Henry D. Perry
Wiltshire Boulevard
Perry
Charles H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Dan W. Smith
Frank Tucker
Clarence Schuiltheiss
Margaret
Local People Will Fight Freight Rates
Local plate glass manufacturers and dealers will meet at the Commercial club Monday at 2 o'clock to organize High Point's effort against proposed tariff increases on plate glass carloads from Pittsburgh and Crystal City Missouri to High Point. Rates are temporarily suspended for a hearing in Memphis Tennessee on July 8 after a chamber of commerce petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
High Point
Pittsburgh
Crystal City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Memphis
Tenn
Drive Begun to Seek Municipal Airport and Meeting
A movement to secure a grade A municipal airport for High Point gains momentum. A mass meeting at the Commercial Club Tuesday night will outline plans and discuss possibilities for a local air transportation hub linking with major rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
North Carolina Point
Florida
New York
Los Angeles
Perm
Record of perfect attendance at Junior High School
Principal Mrs. R. E. Ranson announced that Robert Spencer, a graduate entering high school, has never been absent or tardy in seven years. Novella Burton matches the record close to six years with no absences. Four peers Helen Kearns Julia Roberts Charlies Hooper and Mary R Seward also show four years of perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spencer
Novella Burton
Young Spencer
Helen Kearns
Julia Roberts
Charlies Hooper
Mary R. Seward
R. E. Ranson
Camp Uwharrie registration nears capacity this year
Registration for the second week at Camp Uwharrie closed early as 70 Scouts enrolled for the June 27 to July 4 period. With about 200 advance registrations and a 325-scout capacity, officials expect full enrollment by June 10. Delegations from Winston-Salem High Point Salisbury Lexington and other towns list registered scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Hackney
High Point
Winston-Salem
Uwherrie
Sam Jones
John Marshall
Henry Deal
Wm, Bates
Sam Jenkins
Fred Styers
Ben Thaxton
Lacy O'Neal
Perry Willis
Zack Williams
Willie Jones
Frank Hinkle
David Blair
Fred Popin
Willie Laney
Allen Austin, Jr
Billy Fraley
John Lindsay
Arthur Marsh
William Slate
Lawrence Austin
James Stewart
Milton Kreiger
John
Harold L. Tyssner
W. F. Whitt, Jr
Edward J
Church
John Ff. Church
Lexington
Chas. Sturkey, Jr
Arthur F. Daniel
James E. Daniel
James D. Redwine
Smith Oung
Wilson Hellams
Chas
Clodfelos
Woodrow Minter
O. A. Petrea, Jr
Stuart Rabb, Jr
Francis H. Holmes
Joe Hornbuckle
Howard Stutts
Asheboro
Carlisle Page
Hal Hammer Walker
Winston Salem
Lindsay Dula, Jr
Thomasville
Julius Davis
Tomlinson Funeral Today at 3 P M
Funeral services for F C Tomlinson who died at his home 208 Howell Street Friday night will be held Sunday afternoon at three from the home by Dr Charles H Nabers pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers will be chosen from Woodmen of the World of which the deceased was a member. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Tomlinson
Howell Street
Chas. H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of the World
Oakwood Cemetery
High Point School Graduating Recital Sets For Afternoon
The music department under Miss Virginia Frank presents four graduates in a 3:30 PM recital at the American theater. Performers include Adelaida Crowell violin, Alma Andrews piano, Julia Gold Clark violin cello, and Margaret York violin cello. Ushers listed. program includes works by Saint Saens Chopin MacDowell Godard Dvorak and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Virginia Frank
American Theater
Adelaida Crowell
Alma Andrews
Julia Gold Clark
Margaret York
Dorothy Smith
Mildred Stewart
Sara Denny
Mary Reid Idol
Eleanor Stephens
Dorothy Kirk
Chest Meeting To Be Held Tomorrow
A meeting of directors of the High Point Community Chest and its member organizations will assemble at the YWCA building on East Commerce Street tomorrow night at 7 30 to plan a campaign to collect the $10 000 still due through outstanding pledges. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Chest
East Commerce Street
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Royal Bennett
Roland E. Blair, Jr
Elizabeth Bunn
Mabel Coffey
Lucile Carr
Lynwood Driggers
Morris Hawkins
Mary High
James Edison
Blanche Jones
Hazel Kiser
Nellie Mae Maxwell
Ray McDowell
Elizabeth Mitchell
Johnnie Lee Moffitt
Violet Murphy
Robert D. Parks
Ruth Proctor
Everlena Robbins
Gladys Scott
Loraine Sebastian
Edith Sink
Ruth Sink
Kathleen Smith
Edna Teague
Ethel Tilley
Helen Underwood
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