High Point College to Offer Co op Chemical Engineering Program
High Point college will start a co op chemical engineering training next fall linking classroom study with mill work. Students spend two and a half months in labs and then work in mills as employees, earning wages directly. After, they return to studies and continue a five year plan, with one year devoted to research for each year of work experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
BE. 0. Cummings
J. H. Mourane
Collge
Cummings
Georgia School of Technology
Antioch College
Orhe High Point College Chem
Funeral Held for Mrs Henry Perry of High Point
Funeral services for Mrs Henry D Perry, a prominent High Point woman, were held at 2 pm yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church. Only close family attended. pallbearers and numerous floral arrangers were named, with interment in the family plot at Oakwood Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Perry
High Point
Wiltshire Boulevard
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
E. D. Gamble
D. G. van Osdel
Roy J. Spearman
Roy Preston
J. P. Rawley
A. E.tap
G. C. Kester
Kenneth Price
A. EB. Taplin
Oakwood Memorial
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelia Brown in local home
Mrs Cornelia Brown died here yesterday after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held at 4 p m at the home 105 Grimes Street conducted by Rev J D Barnett Green Street Baptist Church. Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Brown
Grimes Street
J. D. Barnett
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for J. T. Jones at Spring Hill M. P.
Funeral services for J. T. Jones were held this morning at 11 oclock from the Spring Hill Missionary Pentecostal church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jones
Spring Hill M. P
Nearly 30 North Carolina banks reopen after closures
About sixteen banks with four million one hundred four thousand dollars in assets have resumed business in North Carolina since January. Four more are likely to reopen within a week or ten days, with two more in the process of mergers. Chief Bank Examiner John Mitchell notes confidence returning and banks in panic-stricken cities already reopening. A leading banker calls the reprise a bright spot in a strengthening state economy.
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North Carolina
John Mitchell
State Bank Examiner
Enterprise
Tax Office Booms As Penalty Looms
Tax collections of 25000 in two days as High Point taxpayers flocked to county tax offices to avoid a one percent penalty starting Monday. Uncollected taxes in the township stood near 200000, Deputy Sheriff Short said. Payments made by Sunday night will avoid the penalty, and a large sum is expected when offices open Monday morning.
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An Short
Short
Burrus Praises Passage Of Connor Road Bill In Senate
Dr J T Burrus state senator expresses pleasure over the final passage of the Connor road bill by the senate though amendments remain to be ironed out in the final roll call. He supported the Clement amendment for highway funds to counties but the amendment was defeated. Burrus, attending patients, anticipates adjournment in mid March and may Miss Governor Smiths address due to hospital duties while hoping to hear the 1928 Democratic presidential nominee.
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J. T. Burrus
State Senate
Senate
Burrus
Raleigh
Clement
Solon
State Highway Commission
Connor
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Mrs Hattie Dix Dies Near Trinity
Mrs Hattie Hill Dix died at her Trinity home route one last night at 6 o clock. She was the mother of John F Hill Jim Hill Cicero Hill and Charlie Hill all of this city. Arrangements for funeral services had not been decided upon last night.
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Hattie Hill Dix
Trinity
Route One
John F. Hill
Jim Hill
Cicero Hill
Charlie Hill
Doctor Dowman To Speak On Skull Fractures In Greensboro
Dr. C A Dowman of Atlanta renowned neurosurgery expert will address Guilford County Medical Society at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro Monday evening at 6 30. Entitled Skull Fractures and Brain Injuries his remarks will focus on automotive wreck injuries and their medical significance. The talk aims to draw a large attendance with invitations extended to leading surgeons statewide.
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C. A. Dowman
Atlanta
Emory University
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
H. B. Hiatt
Dowman
Guilford County
Hiatt
Planning To Form Cooperative Ass'n Meeting Closed
Farmers interested in growing vegetables for a cannery will meet at Trinity High School on Tuesday night at 7:30. W. M. Ketchum announced the gathering, the second community meeting, inviting signed participants and others to join. Plans for a cooperative association are to be completed.
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Trinity High School
W. M. Ketchum
Gypsy Women Swindle Negress Out Of Money
Two women posing as gypsies befriended Laura Reeder in Florence Deep River, then entered the home and stole $16 from a purse and a string of beads while a man accompanied them in an automobile laden with wares. They fled and remain at large as officers investigate the neighborhood.
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Laura Reeder
Florence
Deep River
Laura
Reeder
Ed Lindsay
Major Craven backs Langston anti Raskob stand
Major Bruce Craven of Trinity, longtime Smith supporter, tells The Enterprise he endorses Col. Langston’s anti Raskob stance with reservations about leaving the party. He vows to stay in the party and keep fighting Raskob, promising continued political pressure if Raskob gains control.
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Bruce Craven
Trinity
Alfred E. Smith
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
Democratic Party
Raskob
Col. Langston
Four Automobiles Stolen In City In One Night
Four cars disappeared here yesterday in a rain delayed spree. A 1929 Packard coupe owned by W. H. Slane along with two Chevrolets and a 1927 Essex sedan belonging to local residents were reported stolen at various downtown points from about 6:30 to 9:15 p.m. State license numbers 706 410, 153 712, 324 213 and 208 227 identified the vehicles. Also reported was a wheel and Firestone tire taken from D. V. Linthicum’s Ford on Boulevard.
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W. H. Silane
West Emerywood
C. Stuart
Max Bones Jewelry
North Main Street
Larkey Salters
East Russell Street
D. BE. Walton
Tate Street
Slane
Packard
High Point Furniture Company
East Commerce Street
D. V. Linthicum
Boulevard
County list finds Kopper Kettle cleanest eating place
February sanitary inspection of county eateries ranks Kopper Kettle on No 10 Highway as top with 98. Several outlets score lower or condemned including Lakeside Club and Turner's on No 10 Highway and various sites on No 70 and No 77 Highways. Condemned locations listed with scores, among them Piedmont and S and W on No 10 Highway.
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Kopper Kettle
W. C. Stallings
Pig 'N Whistle
Lynch & Lynch
Oak Ridge
Fairmont Park
Burke's
Gibsonville
Rocky Knoll
Pomona Mills
Pomona
Lakeside Club
Pinecroft Road
Turner's
Cokaahen Ae
Alfred’s
Summerfield
Black Lantern
Camel
Maness
Bessemer
Victor
Piedmont
Inn
Bill's
Sselves Dink
Lone Star
Drake's
Shady Grove
Fee's Barbecue
Burt's
Pomona Mille
Secceses Oom
Ideal Inn
the Whitakers
Mrs. Carrie Boyles Hurt In Street Fall At Corner
Mrs. Carrie E. Boyles of 1113 Madison avenue suffered a severely sprained right ankle after stepping into a hole at the Sherrod avenue and North Hamilton street corner yesterday evening shortly after 7. She was carried home by a passing car for medical examination which noted the sprain and possible ankle fractures, with an old knee injury aggravated by the fall.
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Carrie E. Boyles
Madison Avenue
Sherrod Avenue
Hamilton Street
High School Girls Hold At Home to Honor Mothers
High School Girls stage The Girls of High School at Home in the auditorium to honor mothers. Organized by the Girls League social department under Velva Hayden, the event aims to foster social ideals and character through pupil initiated activity. Cast and ushers listed, with menus and reception details, reflect student effort and home economics crafts.
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Girls’ League
Velva Hayden
Anne Albryiht
Jane Hess Weaver
Annie Laura Patterson
Grace Easterling
Florence O’beorne
Cora Worth Parker la Velle Wilson
Anne Albright
Mary Winn Abernethy
Marie Payne
Eleanor Stephens
Carolina Dalton
Billy Sheloff
Walter Murray
Gilbert Clinard
Doris Burchfield
Doris Brown
Elizabeth O Ellis
Irene Plummer
Diana Chandler
Helen Hepler
Ruth Charles
Hildreth Gabriel
Marie Combs
Iris Andrews
Jessie Smith
Ruth Curlee
Kathleen Embler
Louise Southern
Deputation Team Plans Week of School Tours
A deputation team from High Point College led by N. M. Harrison will tour local high schools this week including Siler City Alamance county schools and Denton Franklinville Asheboro and Charlotte visits. The college orchestra members Carl Smith Allen Hastings Norman Dement Fielding Kearns and William Jones join the delegation with a concert and conferences on youth work.
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N. M. Harrison
High Point College
Charlotte
Gastonia
Shelby
Falston
Siler City
Eli Whitney
Alexander Wilson
Alamance County
Farmer
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Franklinville High School
Liberty Methodist Protestant Church
Asheboro
Faleton
Asheville
Carl Smith
Allen Hastings
Norman Dement
Fielding Kearns
William Jones
Electrical Inspector to Attend State Meet in Charlotte
J. L. Sechrest an electrical inspector for the city of High Point will depart Tuesday morning to attend a statewide meeting of electrical inspectors in Charlotte that will run through Wednesday afternoon.
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J. L. Sechrest
High Point
Charlotte
Mass Meeting Opens Salvation Army Divisional Conference
The Salvation Army divisional congress for North and South Carolina opened with a mass meeting in the Junior High School auditorium honoring Commissioner and Mrs. Alexander M. Damon, new territorial leaders of Atlanta. W. F. Plemming led the welcome, with hundreds in attendance. The program featured a live saving guards troop from Rock Hill, S. C., and remarks by local and territorial officers.
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Alexander M. Damon
Salvation Army
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maryland
North
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
High Point N
Carolinas
Damon
Territorial
Atlanta
W. F. Plemming
C. A. York
Washington
High Point
R. K. Siewart
Post
R. O. Lindsay
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
R. N. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Col. Seiler
Charlotte
Rock Hill
S. C
Sidney Cox
Territorial Young People's
Langley Andrews
Winslow Rites At Mt. Vernon Church
Funeral services for Henry Winslow aged 78 who died at his home on East Green Street were held at Mount Vernon M E church with ministers from Central Friends Calvary and Trinity churches officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included C B Solomon Co 8 Murphy A M Holton M S Manly G H Callicut and H J Hill. Flowers were carried by Mrs J B Johnson Mrs Chas Chamelin Beatrice Teague Blanche Younts Billy Hipps and Zelma Teague. The Calvary Methodist choir accompanied by Mrs J Lawson sang several hymns.
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Henry Winslow
East Green Street
Mount Vernon M. E
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
E. L. Kirk
Calvary M. E. Church
W. R. Kelly
Trinity M. B. Church
First Methodist Protestant Church Sets Services and Music
Worship at First Methodist Protestant today includes Major J Arthur Fyon of the Salvation Army delivering the eleven o'clock gospel message. Choir programs feature Stebbine, Barnby, Nevin, Handel works. High Point College Small Orchestra headlines the five o'clock vesper, with Mayor A York to speak on city government. Congregation to decide on vesper time change.
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First Methodist Protestant
J. Arthur Fyon
Salvation Army
Stebbine
Barnby
God
Nevin
Rinaldo
Handel
B. Stimson
High Point College
Cherubim
Glinka
Christiansen
Lord
Tschaikowsky
Matthews
A. York
R. J. Farmer
Funeral for Dora Elizabeth Glascoe at Abbott's Creek Baptist
The funeral for seven year old Dora Elizabeth Glascoe, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Glascoe, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Abbott's Creek Baptist church with Rev M F Mumford officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Mexico City Removes Coffee Export Tax Through April
Mexico City orders the removal of the export tax on coffee effective until April 30 due to falling prices on foreign markets. The action aims to stabilize the market and support exporters amid lower global coffee values.
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Mexico City
Special Tax Help Offered Here Before Filing Deadline
Local and state tax officials set up help desks in early March to aid residents in preparing state and federal income tax returns. J R Dparger and J N Brady will assist at the county tax office and post office, with extra federal deputy collectors in Greensboro and High Point. Many taxpayers must file by March 15, with income thresholds outlined for both state and federal returns.
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Uncle Sam
Ren J. Dparger
State Department of Revenue
West Washington Street
J. N. Bready
Internal Revenue
Brady
Bready
Greensboro
High Point
Post Office
Architects plan 10 high post office within 60 days
Undersecretary of the Treasury and city officials announced that red tape will be cut to push the High Point post office project. Architects plans for the new building will be completed in 60 days, with actual construction expected by early summer. Site is the former Junior High lot at South Main, East Green and South Wrenn streets, with a projected cost of 300000 to 400000 dollars.
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Treasury
High Point
C. A. York
York
Knox
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Washington
George
Simonds
South Main
Fast Green
South Wrenn
Sam
National Capital
New York
Messrs
Reed, Washburn
Hoyt
Johnson Speech Pleases Teachers at City School Meeting
T Wingate Andrews, superintendent, chaired a faculty gathering at the local senior high auditorium. He highlighted the value of ideas for economic life and education, urged ongoing professional development, and read Senator Rivers Johnson’s school bill speech, which drew praise from all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
a_ national
Rivers Johnson
Bryant Electric Wins Salisbury Post Office Contract
Bryant Electric Co of this city awarded the Salisbury post office electrical construction and equipment job over ten bidders. Work to begin about mid March as specified by the contract.
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Bryant Electric Co
Salisbury Postoffice
Ed Salisbury
Bryant Electric Company
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ETL
Mills Pledge
High Point College Institutes
Henry Perry
Dr. Nabers
Smith
Hattie Dix
Cooperative Ass’n
Major Craven
W. H. Slane
Carrie Boyles
Social Department of Girls’ League
Miss Hayden
Harrison
Winslow
Mt. Vernon Church
J. Arthur Fynn
O. R. York
Knox and
Blair
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