Statewide Feudalism Warned by NC Speaker
Dr W C Jackson of the North Carolina College for Women warned Guilford County doctors that North Carolina industrial policy risks creating a caste system. He cited cotton mill workers’ segregated lives and loss of personal freedom, urging action within 50 years to avoid peasant destiny in the east.
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W. C. Jackson
North Carolina
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Jackson
Royal Arch Masons High Point Chapter 70 Meeting Notice
Regular meeting Friday at 7 30 for High Point Chapter 70 R A M. Annual election of officers to be held. Members urged to attend. By Order A Lee Gibson High Priest W B Herndon Secy.
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High Point New Chapter
No More Chicken For This Trio For Awhile
A trio named Willie Harris John Posey and Ezekiel Posey faced stealing charges in municipal court this morning. John Posey received 60 days on the roads at hard labor for knowingly possessing stolen chickens while Willie Harris and Ezekiel Posey each drew eight months on the county roads.
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Willie Harris
John Posey
Ezekiel Posey
John
Willie
Ezekiel
Changes in North Carolina politics and medical society aims
Dr. Jackson reviews shifts in political culture praising education of African Americans and social minded voting. He notes Republicans less common and voters now pick candidates by merit in state and community offices. Dr. Sharpe presided as toast master. Dr. Stirewall elected to society membership.
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North Carolina
Dr. Jackson
Pasteur
Trudeau
Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Cuba
Frank Sharpe
Greensboro
N.S. Stirewall
Tartans to wear white jerseys with red vertical stripes
Carnegie Tech announces next fall football uniforms featuring white jerseys with red vertical stripes on the front from collar to shoulder and under each arm. Matching headgear will accompany the new kit.
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Pittsburgh
Carnecia Tech
Re interpretation plans revised as culture debate centers on work
T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, challenged the traditional view of culture in a morning address to local high school students. He argued culture is a fundamental necessity tied to knowledge, humility, sympathy, and moral courage, not mere leisure or veneer. A separate vote revised a fund-raising plan for Jamestown Boy Scout camp dining hall, with Charles J. Amos offering 2000 to cover a 2500 debt if trustees’ certificates are sold. Clarence Mackay already pledged 500.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
John Cowper Powys
Browning
Jamestown
Charles J. Amos
Houston B. Hiatt
Rotary Club
Amos
Mr. Amos
Friends of Scouting
Clarence Mackay
Buan Hackney
General Teachers Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
A citywide teachers meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 in the high school auditorium. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews will report on the National Education Association session in Atlantic City last week and discuss NC Education Association plans in Raleigh on March 20. Plans to round up the school year's work and push for a strong finish will be addressed.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Department of
National Education Association
Atlantic City
North Carolina Education Association
Raleigh
Stagecoach Ride Event At Ray Street School
Stagecoach rides will be offered tomorrow afternoon from 1 30 to five o clock on the school ground. The ride is built by Henry Millis Jr for Mrs Dan Schroder s fifth grade life study of seventeenth history. Proceeds go to the class project gift fund with hundreds of children and friends expected to view the stagecoach this week.
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Henry Millis, Jr
Dan Schroder
Ray Street
Tr Stagecoach
Myers Bay Funeral To Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Robert Williard Myers seven year old son of Mr and Mrs J O Myers will be conducted Sunday at 2 30 p m at the family residence 515 North Hamilton Street by Rev W R Shaffer and Rev J A Palmer The interment will be in Oakwood cemetery at Thomasville
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Robert Williard Myers
J. O. Myers
North
Hamilton Street
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
J. A. Palmer
Reformed Church
Thomasville
Oakwood Cemetery
Honored Guests Dine At New Stockade In Mayor Wimberly Tour
City council members and department heads dined at the new stockade hosted by G. B. Wimberly in charge of the city jail. Speakers praised the facility, and inmates were shown the upgraded stockade during an inspection tour. The project cost under 3000 dollars with 1200 dollars added for plumbing. Prison labor will handle city work and farming on city land to produce food for the inmates.
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New Stockade
G. B. Wimberly
Mr. Wimberly
Wimberly
Mrs. Dora Welch Dies in Morganton
Dora Welch former resident of the city died yesterday at a Morganton hospital after a two year illness. Born August 29 1870 in Randolph County she lived in this city 18 years before moving. Survived by two sons Chester of High Point and Paul of Indianapolis Indiana. Services set for Sunday at 2 PM at Chester Welch home then Hopewell Methodist Church Randolph County with Rev. Tom A Sykes and Rev. W R Kelly officiating. Interment in Hopewell cemetery.
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Dora Welch
Morganton
Welch
Randolph County
A. L
Tanner Coltrane Welch
Chester Welch
High Point
Paul Welch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tom A. Sykes
Hopewell M. E. Church
W. R. Kelly
Hopesell Cemetery
Immoral Vagrancy Sentence For Mayberry Youth
May Mayberry a 17 year old white woman was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after conviction in municipal court on a charge of immoral vagrancy. Arrested at the Friendly hotel where she lived the case drew plea from her attorney and a countering statement from the prosecutor.
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May Mayberry
C. A. York
Veague
Rchie Myatt
May
Teague
High Point Presbyterian Church Call Not Yet Declined
G W Denny former pulpit committee chair for First Presbyterian in this city says Dr Charles Nabers of Pensacola has not advised him of a decision to decline the call. Denny notes Nabers had planned to withhold a decision for another week after a delegation visited. A Greenwood AP dispatch had claimed Nabers declined the High Point pulpit offer.
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G. W. Denny
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Haddon Nabers
Pensacola
Fla
Associated Press
Greenwood
Charles Nabers
High Point
Nabers
Greenwood Presbyteran
Cherry Street Church Plans March 9 Every Member Canvass
The Cherry Street Presbyterian church of High Point will observe the Every Member Canvass next Sunday March 9. All members and loyal friends are urged to attend the 11 o'clock morning service.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
High Point
Konjola Claims Health Miracle for Lebanon Junction Man
John Kappel of Lebanon Junction Kentucky says six weeks on Konjola cured long standing stomach liver and kidney problems. He reports relief after four weeks and renewed health with normal liver function and bowel actions. The advertisement notes Mann No 1 Drug Store in High Point and other local druggists.
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Konjola
John Kappel
Lebanon Junction
Louisville
High Point
Mann No. 1
Final concert of art club pleases large audience
Last night at the American theater the Magical Art club capped its season with a final concert praised as one of High Point’s finest. Violin cellist Phyllis Kraeuter opened the program with skilled, poised performance joined by soprano Ethel Luening whose musical family includes notable siblings and a pianist husband.
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ART Club
American Theater
Magical Art Club
High Point
Phyllis Kraeuter
Kraeuter
Ethel Luening
Madame Marcella Sembrich
Miss Luening
Young soprano Luening charms with high coloratura flair
The article lauds a young soprano for exceptional training and a bird like voice reminiscent of Galli-Curci. She impresses with German numbers and a Magic Flute aria reaching F above high C. Frank Velie of Elon College accompanies her and earns warm applause.
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Miss Luening
Frank Velie
Elon College
Frigidaire Exhibit Delayed To Next Thursday
Frigidaire demonstration at Beeson Hardware will now start next Thursday due to an error in the earlier Enterprise notice. The misprint caused the date to be published incorrectly.
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Beeson
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