Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold three day state encampment
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary members from across the state descend on High Point for a three day state depart ment encampment. The program includes a Memorial service at the Paramount Theater, a midnight show, a parade, a dinner, and a military ball. Registration opens at the Sheraton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
State Department
Paramount Theater
Country Club
Sheraton
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion Hall
James F. Mickel
Teensboro
F. W. Commandour
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
America
Chalon-Sur-Marne
France
J. Gurney Briggs
R. J. Warner
Winston-Salem
A. Sherrod
Misa Clara Boyd
J. ™. Hilliard
Confederate Veterans
D. V. Carter
Spain
Capus M. Waynick
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Department of North Carolina
R. E F. Coontz
Washington
Greensboro
North Department
J. W. McMahon
High Point Post
Mre
Dixon Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebration Planned
Dr. and Mrs. A G Dixon celebrate 25 years of marriage with an all day observance at the Methodist Protestant Children's Home on the Greensboro highway. The event features speaking and singing followed by a picnic lunch on the home lawn. Friends are urged to donate to the home in lieu of gifts and many alumni are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dixon
Greensboro
Rm. Dixon
One City World Tour at Century of Progress Exposition
Visitors to Chicago’s Century of Progress will tour the world within one site. Exhibits replicate temples jungles oceans and cities with displays from Niagara Falls to Little America and Fort Dearborn. crowds enjoy Sky Ride Enchanted Island and a world of architecture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jehol
Villa D'Este
Rome
Niagara Falls
Adirondak Mountains
Uxmal
Yucatan
North America
Fort Dearborn
Lincoln
Little America
Antarctic
South Pole
New York
Byrd
Alligator Farm
Everglades
Florida
United States
Lake Michigan
Sing
Unemployment Insurance Debate At Local Conference
Industrial girls from Winston Salem Durham Greensboro and High Point attended a two session Unemployment Insurance conference hosted by the Worker's Education Committee with talks by Dr John Troxell of Duke and Dr Albert Keister of UNC Woman's College. The program outlined a state plan expected to cover over 300000 workers and build a nine million dollar fund, while Keister assessed national recovery measures and questioned farm relief and labor policy amid Roosevelt administration proposals.
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North Carolna
John Troxell
Duke University
Albert Keister
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Roosevelt
Winston- Salem
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
Thomas Turner, Jr
Winston-Salem
Florence Nightingale
Highland Methodist Church
Lucille Gillette
Winston-Salem Y. W
Keister
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ollie Brown
Ruth Shackleford
Friends Church Annex
Johnsle ‘Pugh
Genevieve Moore
A. Sherrod
Blackburn Heart Balm Suit On Docket For Trial
Civil term calendar opens with a $25,000 alienation of affections suit filed by Charles Prevost against State Senator Jeter Blackburn. The docket also lists a High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad case seeking damages for a wreck caused by a wrecked car left on tracks at a grade crossing west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Prevost
Jeter Blackburn
North Wilkesboro
Committee of the Bar Association
I. S. Ingram
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Lawrence Jordan
High Point College Summer School Opens June 7
Registration for High Point college summer term begins June 6 with classes starting June 7 directed by Dr. C R Hinshaw. Programs serve high school graduates entering college next September, current students needing credits, and teachers seeking renewal or certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Strikers Stone Mill Office and Union Leader Home
Strikers in Salem attack the Pequot Mills office and the home of John P. OConnell, agent of the local United Textile Workers Union. Mayor Bates urges Thomas McMahon, union president, to return to Salem.
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Salem
Mass
Pequot Mills
John P. O'Connell
United Textile Workers Union
Bates
Thomas McMahon
Stolen Buick Recovered In Roanoke Arrest Made
A Buick sedan stolen from Roscoe Yates of this city Monday night was found in Roanoke Virginia Saturday. A man identifying himself as Harvey F Williams was arrested with the car and local police were notified yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Yates
Roanoke
Harvey F. Williams
Freak Bird Egg On Display At Local Office
Mrs. W. H. Lackey brought a large gourd shaped bird egg to the Enterprise office last night. She found it near her home at 817 West Green street. The egg resembled a drinking gourd with a handle-like end and a pointed smaller tail.
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The
Enterprise
W. H. Lackey
West Green Street
Hayworth Rites To Be Conducted Today
Funeral services for John Hayworth, who died at his brother A W Hayworths home on route 2 Friday night at 9 15 will be conducted from Springhill M P church this afternoon at 2 by Elder Pruitt of the Primitive Baptist church Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayworth
A. W. Hayworth
Springhill
M. P
Pruitt
The
Primitive Baptist Church
William Penn High Marks 10th Anniversary Celebration
William Penn High School observes its tenth anniversary amid a reformed campus. Ten teachers serve 300 pupils across three brick buildings with an auditorium and modern gym. The first graduating class had 11 seniors. today 46 graduate as the baccalaureate service is led by Rev F R Mason and church pastors provide prayers and music.
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New York
New England
E. Cartright
F. R. Mason
Colored First Baptist Church
C. H. White
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
H. L. Ashe
St. Mark M. E. Church
J. E. Melton
Calvary Baptist Church
Mother's Day Origins and Notable Early Observers
The piece surveys historical roots of Mother's Day from Roman Hilaria and early church "mothering Sunday" to 19th century efforts led by Misa Marty Sassen and subsequent connections to Pullman family commemorations. It traces shifts in date choice and public observance over time.
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Church Institute
Misa Marty T. Sassen
Kentucky
Lexington Troop 32 Wins Jam boree Sets Three New Records
Troop 32 of Lexington led by S W Rabb won the annual Boy Scout Jamboree at Camp Uwharrie near Jamestown with 71 points, taking first in four events and two seconds. Troop 29 of Lexington and Troop 10 of the Methodist Protestant Home also posted strong showings as new council records were set in fire by friction, knot tying, and fire by flint and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
S. W. Rabb
Uwharrie Council
Camp Uwharrie
Jamestown
D. H. Parnell
Yadkin
North Carolina
High Point
Council
Charles Wright
Charles Harris
Bob Wheat
Flint and Steel
John Raper
Glenn Southern
R. B. Hubbard
B. W. Hackney
J. F. Asbury
O. Delk Smith
John Austin
Geddie Strickland
Asst
Claude Connaly
R. Cgc. Hubbard
Chas. Parker
Cloyd Philpot
Rew
Rites Conducted For William W. Mitchell
Funeral services for William W. Mitchell who died Friday at 12 45 PM at his home 600 Thissell Street were held Saturday at 2 PM from Wilson's church Stokes County Elder J W Tuttle Elder Walter Mabe and Dr Braswell officiated A pre service was led by Rev Geo T Tunstall Interment was in the Mitchell family cemetery Pallbearers were Carey Flint M R Green Tolley Martin Gilmer Hennis Ebb Ward and Bloomer Wilkins Flower bearers included Mrs Shey Allman Mrs W H Flint Mrs EB 8 Barries Mrs H G Rothrock Mrs J L Green Mrs B V Willus Misses Hisse Lawson Claudine Prince Edna Morgan Jude Thompson and Grace Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Mitchell
Thissell Street
Wilson's
Stokes County
J. W. Tuttle
Walter Mabe
Braswell
Geo. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Mitchell Family
Carey Flint
M. R. Green
Tolley Martin
Gilmer Hennis
Ebb Ward
Bloomer Wilkins
Shey Allman
W. H. Flint
Barries
H. G. Rothrock
J. L. Green
B. V. Willus
Hisse Lawson
Claudine Prince
Edna Morgan
Jude Thompson
Grace Frazier
High standards earn goodwill in the community
People who adopt high standards and then conscientiously live up to them gain the community's trust and positive regard, reinforcing civic virtue and mutual respect.
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Children’s Home
A. BR. Hammer
Mr. Hammer
D. F. McCarthy
Tennial Avenue
Mr. McCarthy
Blackburn Heart
College Summer School
Hayworth
Wm. Penn
William Penn Colored High School
High Point Afd Oak
New York Yearly Meeting
Religious Society of Friends
High Point Normal and Industrial Institute
New York Group
State Department of Education
New York Yearly Meeting of Friends
Old Normal
William Penn High School
Mr. Blair
Mrs. A. Blair
George Mortimer
Pullman
New York State
Universalist Church
Baltimore
Robert K. Cummins
Uwharrie
Troop 32
Bieven
Koonce Guneral Home. Inc
South Main ST
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