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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1944

Page

10

Interdenominational Minis Alliance Pulpit Service Delayed

Interdenominational Minis Alliance schedules a regular 11 am service on the fourth Sunday with ministers notified of appointments early this week. Also noted are board meetings and guest speakers including Rev L P Whitten of Bluefield Methodist Church invited to today’s day services.

Alliance EV. L. P. Whitten L. P. Whitten We 1 Burnett W. T. Elliott Washington St.y Mornune Brincefield Mary Flowers G. W. Yokely L. S. Mer

Thanks for kindness after bereavement

Acknowledgments express gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers and support following the death of Mollie Hall and husband Eugene Terry. David Hall and children sign for Mollie, and Emma Terry signs from 611 Fairview Street.

Mollieall David Hall Eugene Terry Emma Terry Fairview St

Bar Association Opposes Accelerated Law Courses

North Carolina Bar Association adopted resolutions disfavoring accelerated law programs urging funds for veterans legal education only in board approved schools. The report noted nine accelerated graduates sat for the bar with two passing and seven failing.

Raleigh North Carolina Bar Association State School Board Board of Irving Carlyle Winston-Salem W. Frank Taylor Goldsboro R. E. Thigpen Charlotte W. Kerr Ramsey Salisbury W. L. Thorp Rocky Mowat Fred D. Hamrick Rutherfordton J. G. W. MacClamrock Greensboro W. J. Adams, Jr T. Lamar Caudle Wadesboro Thomas R. Pruitt Hickory Association Committee On North Carolina A. B. Andrews

Bar Exam Standards Tightened for Veteran Education

Committee urges stricter state oversight of law schools funded by government or taxpayers. Private and public schools must meet high standards set by the board of law examiners so graduates can pass North Carolina exams. Census figures show rising lawyer counts. Gov. Broughton spoke at the conclusion of the session.

Board of Law Examiners North Carolina Broughton

Cannon Predicts Germany's Collapse and Surrender

Rep. Cannon said in the House that German armies may collapse by September and Nazis could surrender by Christmas or sooner. He spoke during a deficiency supply bill debate, noting a belief Germany’s collapse could come in early September and perhaps much sooner. Peru's worst plan in 50 years 'has been broken.

Washington Cannon D-Mo House Appropriations Committee Germany Peru

Judicial Reform Calls for Redistricting and Review

A official urged the 1945 legislature to re district the state's judicial courts and to examine the entire judicial structure. Retired President Taylor had previously made similar proposals. Army and Navy representatives presented awards for the association with its legal assistance program for service members.

Ing Taylor Army Navy

ONeal urges farmers to go to the polls

Idaho Falls July 17 report quotes Edward A. ONeal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation telling farm bureau delegates from 11 western states that farmers must leave their cows and plows to vote to preserve the American way of life and freedom. He warns about labor blocs influencing national policy through mass action.

Idaho Falls Idaho Edward A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Committee For CIO O'Neal

Farm People Face Blame Over Self-Restraint

A fragmented passage blames farmers for their own actions urging accountability amid ongoing rural tensions and policy debates. The wording implies self-critique within a broader discussion of agricultural communities.

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Negro Advisory Board 1 Brooks Center ESS College Juanita Saunders Crowe N. H. Sanders Normal Street Cortez W. Mars Business College Wash ed _ Crowe Trinity Comig W. L. Wilson Calchair Mamie Payne East Commerce Street High Point Memorial Hos City Missionary Union Temple Memorial Bapist Taylor Street J. E. Melton Carolinas St. Mark Quatic Robinson National American d. Cross Aquatic School Carolina College For Durham N. C The American Red Cross Stephens A. M. E. Zion St. Stephens M. FE. Zion Church Odnell Pearson St Peting the Beautician's Club Marie Kousar Leonard Street Hattie Leach Floyd Phipher Hay Street Uvenile Beautiful Lillies Evelynson Bers Guardia Lucille Butler Val ST. Mathews Leonard St Free Willass P. m Anna Hairston Caroline March Hairston East High Street Gospel Singers Soul Stirring Gospel Singers of St. Mark Methodist Church Heavenly Gospel Singers Brooks Memorial Church Brotherhood Brotherhood No. 1 St. Mark's Church T. A. Brower Underhill Avenue George W. McCorkle Mr. McCorkle Christ W. Blackburn Emily Dannon Mesdames W. S. Brooks Julia Short Janie Poe Lee Ola Bell Littlejohn W. Rankin Nellie Payside Cora Kim Sylvia Gibson Messrs. J. Rogers Charlie Robinson Roy Dallas Circle No. 4 Thelma Bruton High Street Mesdames Lavenia Smith H. Leach M. Hinton M. J. Reid O. Burris Charles McCuller C. Mack Spencer Daniel Brooks Bar SEARS Duralin Yard Sears Thrift North Main Street the Sheraton N. Main Street N. &. Russell Agency Taig Witht Barber Genasco Ward Street Scripto North Main St Bean’s Shoe Shop South Main Street Southern Waste Paper Company Southern Waste Paper S. Hamilton St
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