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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

12

Homecoming Day at M P Children’s Home Highlights Silver Anniversary

Prominent Church leaders from Dr. J C Broomfield of Pittsburgh and Dr. R L Shipley of Baltimore addressed the crowd at a lawn picnic marking the 25th anniversary of the Methodist Protestant Children's Home in High Point. Mrs W C Hammer traced the home’s history since 1910, noting 176 children have been aided, with Miss Laura Braswell singing. The event honored the home’s mission to care for body mind and spirit and urged continued support and future generations of leaders.

J. C. Broomfield Pittsburgh General Conference The Methodist Protestant Church R. L. Shipley Baltimore Methodist Protestant Recorder W. C. Hammer Asheboro A. G. Dixon Methodist Protestant Children’s Home Laura Braswell Broomfield Dr. Broomfield North Carolina High Point Board of Missions Virginia Ruth Beam Shipley

Records Broken At Library Yesterday

High Point Public Library circulated 650 books yesterday including 500 children’s titles. Seventy seven new juvenile members and eight adult members joined. Johnson Street school led new members with twenty as children from all white city schools borrowed.

High Point

Sectionalism Shapes Hosiery Hours Debate at NY Conference

New York June 8 The North and South dispute over hours at the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers conference. Proposals include two 40 hour shifts or three 32 hour shifts. Northern producers see fairer workload with two shifts, while South would face longer hours. Union influence may be largely consultative as organizers claim minimal union coverage.

New York National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers Association South American Federation of

Rhodes backs modern Jamestown park plan

C H Rhodes former mayoral candidate commends the Jamestown lake park and playground proposal as essential for an industrial city. He urges city council welfare and parks groups to coordinate efforts, explore Reconstruction Finance Corporation funding, and move quickly for summer benefit. A broad civic push supports the plan.

Jamestown C. H. Rhodes Enterprise Rhodes High Point City Council Welfare Commission Parks and Playground Commission Reconstruction Finance Corporation Council Jamestown Park

Community Exchange Adures Registering Demands

Classified notices list several entries at the Community Exchange 3387 North Wrenn Street. A man seeks a white housekeeper for light duties and 82 dollars weekly. A man hires yard work for cash. A woman seeks a white housekeeper for a sick child. A six person family seeks a white housekeeper.

Community Exchange North Wrenn Street

Christian Endeavor program links to state convention

The article notes Rev. R. I. Farmer inviting attendees to join sessions of the state Christian Endeavor convention at High Point college starting Monday. Children of the Home sang special music and many gifts were donated to the home and its children by Dr. and Mrs. Dixon.

R. I. Farmer State Christian Endeavor Union State Christian Endeavor Convention High Point College Dixon

Two Local Women Graduate At Duke University

Virginia McEwen and Anna Gertrude Douglas joined the Duke University graduating class yesterday. Emmett McLarty, formerly of this city, sang as soloist for the commencement chorus.

Duke University Virginia McEwen Anna Gertrude Douglas Emmett McLarty

Harris to Abandon Appeal After March Quarrel Murder Case

John Harrie, a young white man acquitted in the murder of Ren Ware after a March quarrel, will abandon his appeal of a 12 month municipal court sentence for carrying a concealed weapon. He posted $500 bond and will begin serving once appeal papers return from Greensboro amid neighbor and supervisor support.

John Harrie Ren Ware Harris Greensboro

Department Stores Limit Weekend Closing Time

Ut city stores will close at 9 30 p m on Saturdays replacing 10 p m. J Penney Belk Stevens Efird Richards Incorporated joined the change announced after a meeting of store operators. The shift is tied to new labor laws restricting women to ten hours per day.

Ut City J. Penney Company Belk-Steens Efird's Richardsor’ Incorporated

High Point Boys Win West Point Appointments

Robert B. Hubbard son of Mr and Mrs R C Hubbard of 1110 Johnson street is appointed to the United States Military Academy at West Point by Congressman William B Umstead. John Watson Austin son of Dr and Mrs J W Austin of Wiltshire Boulevard is first alternate. Hubbard starred at UNC Charlotte and led the 1938 two mile record setting track season that helped beat Duke. Austin is a Junior at High Point College and manager of the tennis team. Both are Eagle Scouts and active in Boy Scouts here.

Robert B. Hubbard R. C. Hubbard Johnson Street William B. Umstead United States Military Academy West Point John Watson Austin J. W. Austin Wiltshire Boulevard Washington Hubbard University of North Carolina Duke Uwharrie Austin High Point College

Muse to Present Awards at Junior Home Prominent Lexing ton Event

Magistrate C. Muse will attend the seventh grade promotion and reading contest at the National Junior Order Home in Lexington on Monday June 12 at 2 30 pm. Dr J C Leonard will give the invocation followed by short stories by home members and an address by J W Sechrest. Muse will present medals and the program ends with the class song. The Junior Order Home lists 266 enrolled and serves grammar and high school levels with a dinner to honor participants.

C. C. Muse National Junior Order Lexington J. C. Leonard J. W. Sechrest

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah J Allred

Mrs. Sarah Jane Allred died at her daughter’s home in Randolph county. Funeral services were held at Giles Chapel M P church with Rev O L Ruth Rev D H Rhinehart and Rev John Allred officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

Sarah Jane Allred J. C. Bullard Ragan Street Giles Chapel M. P Randolph County O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church D. H. Rhinehart Calvary Methodist Church John Allred Christian Church of Mesdames G. Melton R. H. Melton M. G. Hipps Lee Nance A. L.frasier E. 8. Barnes G. L. Burkess E. &. Hayworth J. W. Phillips Church Cemetery

Andrews Outlines State Run Schools and Cuts in High Point

Wingate Andrews, superintendent, spoke at the local high school commencement outlining the shift from a city school system to a state system under a new law. He warned funds, teacher salaries, and programs like music and free textbooks would be reduced or abolished, with staffing delayed and funds uncertain. He criticized the legislature for restricting local spending on schools and urged reform.

S. Wingate Andrews High Point Mr. Andrews

Debt readjustment talks end without agreement in High Point

A two day conference with insurance and banking interests at Irving Trust in New York failed to reach a debt readjustment for High Point’s 11 million dollar load. A further meeting was tentatively set for June 21 in New Jersey as officials return to North Carolina.

High Point Wall Street Irving Trust Company New

Library Postpones Friday Story Hour

The Friday morning story hour at the High Point Public Library is postponed until Friday of next week. Librarian Mrs. Nancy K. Poston announced the change and invites all children to participate then.

High Point Public Library Nancy K. Poston

Gasoline weight ranges per gallon

A historical note states ordinary commercial gasoline weighs from 5.6 to 6.2 pounds per gallon, indicating a typical variance in fuel density during the period.

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M. P. Children’s Home Walker J. M. Millikan R. M. Andrews North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference Paradise Point Atlantic Ocean J. W. Barnhill Jacksonville, WN. C Princess Cafe A. H. Jeppers Russell Lowe OTIS Majestic Tube Majestic Household Appliance Co North Main Street John Harris J. B&b Blacks Antique Shop Cable St Max Bones de Byes N. Main St Palace Taxi Palace Taxi CO Union Bus Station Muse Sarah J. Allred T. W. Andrews Jerk Aso C. S. Grayson John S. Pickett E. Leroy Briggs E. M. Knox M. Waynick R. T. Amos W. Tom Powell Mr. Pickett Wallace Benedict Benedict Sykes Florist Joe, Camels Sears Sears, Roebuck ECIAL
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