Re-elected President Heads North Carolina Pastors Conference
Rev. George L. Curry, pastor of Welch Memorial M P Church, was re-elected president of the North Carolina Conference of Methodist Protestant pastors during the annual meeting at the Children's Home on the Greensboro road. Offiers include Rev. Edw Suits as second vice president and Rev. C E Ridge first vice president with Rev. H Free Surratt, Rev. E A Bingham, and Rev. W M Loy also elected or re-elected. The gathering features speakers Dr C F Forlines and Dean P E Lindley among others, with a closing picnic tomorrow.
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George L. Curry
Welch Memorial M. P
North Carolina
C. F. Forlines
Westminster
P. E. Lindley
City moves to open lake boat house for fishing
Mayor York and City Manager Knox supervise carpenters as a boat house and boat landing near a oak grove lake shore near a municipal park near the lake. Five boats are built with one in water and a motor boat for towing anglers. Fishermen must register and pay the municipal fishing fee before using only city boats. Shore fishing is prohibited under health rules.
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CC. A. York
FE. M. Knox
City Lake
State Board of Health
Community Chest Directors Set Meeting at Commercial Club
An important meeting of High Point Community Chest directors will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the Commercial Club, as announced today.
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High Point Community Chest
Commercial Club
North Carolina Conference On Elementary Education Planned
The sixth annual North Carolina conference on elementary education will be held July 17 and 18 in Gerrard Hall Chapel Hill. City school leaders and principals are among the expected attendees with speakers including D P Whitley of Cloverdale High Point and Dr Frazer Hood of Davidson College. Key sessions focus on social relationships, individual aptitudes, critical thinking, worthwhile activities, core knowledge, and healthy attitudes. The banquet will be at the Carolina Inn on July 18 at 6 30 p m.
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Gerrard Hall
Chapel Hill
D. P. Whitley
Cloverdale
High Point
J. T., Jerome
Wayne County Public Schools
Goldsboro
Frazer Hood
Davidson College
John C. Lockhart
Wake County Public Schools
Raleigh
Frank Edmondson
Mecklenburg County Schools
Charlotte
Guy B. Phillips
Greensboro Public Schools
A. M. Proctor
Department of Education
Duke University
Juanita McDougald
State Department of Public Instruction
K. R. Curtis
Wilson
Carolina Inn
Mrs. M. P. Perry Dies at Wilson
News of the death of Mrs. M. P. Perry at her Wilson North Carolina home arrived with regret. She was sister to Mrs. J. D. Brame of 1197 Lindsay Street and well known in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Brame plan to attend the Henderson burial services tomorrow.
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M. P. Perry
Wilson
N. C
Two Men Arrested For Theft Of Car
Two young white men, J. D. McDaniels of Mooresville and W. R. McCerbins of Salisbury, were arrested in Mooresville on a car theft charge. Complainant S. L. Kanoy of Thomasville reported his car stolen from College street on June 21. Police recovered the vehicle with help from Mooresville's chief. They will face a municipal court hearing Monday morning. The suspects said they wished to plead and begin serving their time.
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Mooresville
J. D. McDaniels
W. R. McCerbins
Salisbury
S. L. Kanoy
Thomasville
Kanoy
College Street
McGhee
Staunch Believer In Local Y M C A Letter Endorses Club Work
A letter to Edgar Hartley, general secretary, from Britt Armfield in New York expresses strong praise for the High Point Y M C A. Armfield, though living away, maintains membership and sends a fund check for renewal. He credits the Y M C A with helping him more than any other organization and offers best wishes to Bill.
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Edgar Hartley
Britt Armfield
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
High Point Association
Armfield
High Point Y. M. C. A
Bill
Home Coming Day Observed at Oak Hill Friends Church
Oak Hill Friends Church plans a Home Coming Day on Sunday June 29 with a 9:30 a m Sunday school for former Bible school attendees. Worship at 11:00 a m features Rev Cora Lee Norman and other ex pastors. Dinner follows at 12:15 p m. An afternoon 1:30 p m service includes an address by Dr George H Crowell and talks by former members.
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Oak Hill
George H. Crowell
North Carolina Traffic League to Meet in Raleigh
A membership meeting of the North Carolina Traffic League will be held at the Sir Walter hotel in Raleigh on Tuesday July 1 at 1 30 p m. President Julius W Cone urged broad attendance by manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers to plan operations to combat railroad rate increases and improve freight rates for NC shippers.
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North Carolina Traffic League
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
F. J. Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
W. Austin Emerson
Julius W. Cone
Cone
Gardner
North Carolina
Sizemore
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
League
First Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Stoddart and June 18 1798
Benjamin Stoddart of Maryland served as the first secretary of the navy and began his duties on June 18 1798. This milestone marks the inception of the United States naval department under his leadership.
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Benjamin Stoddart
Maryland
Navy
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High Point College
Paul Warner
Baltimore
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W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
J. W. Braxton
Sesson
Ernest B. Stimson
J. A. Dixon
J. B. Elkin
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Opeko Co
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lucky Tiger
Nackneg
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Dad
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Cecil’s Drug and Stationery Store, Inc
Elwood Cafe
la Carte
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
College St
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Main
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E. Washington St
W. Broad
Horlick
Racine
Wisconsin
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