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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1951

Page

7

Revival and Choir Recital Highlight Community Week

A revival led by Evangelist Nellie Haley opens Monday at St. Paul. The 60-voice A and T College choir performs Monday at St. Mark Methodist Church at 8:15 p.m. Community calendar lists YMCA events PTA meeting and numerous church and club activities through the week.

St. Paul Iness H Nellie Haley A and T Chotr A. and T. College St. Mark Methodist Church Alpha Art Club High Point Fairer T. Pearsall

Screen Brings You The World Famous

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Parliament Gets Special Top Hat

Parliament receives an opera hat to speed Commons procedure enabling MPs to raise points of order after votes. Irene Ward provides a velvet toque borrowed by MPs, sparking public concern. Attlee thanks Florence Lucy for the donated hat which will hang by the speaker’s chair for emergencies. The Red Cross aided 223400 disaster victims in the past year.

London House of Commons Commons Irene Ward Florence Lusy Hollingbourne Kent Attlee

Turn About Thomasville and Local Gossip

A century old rule list for store workers appears alongside local social life notes. Visitors Kay Kyser and family stayed with Mrs. Pennington as Thomasville hosted TV nostalgia and film fame. Nearby, the High Point Hopkins murder case fuels talk, with a child beating incident stirring community reaction.

May Call For Bids On New Pilot Building

Thomasville March 10 The county board of education may authorize bidding for a 10 room Pilot school building. Architect W R Wallace will have plans ready for contractor distribution by Tuesday with bids to be received March 27 or 30. The Pilot project has state planning board approval and funds come from state and county bonds.

Thomasville Mar County Board of Education Lexington W. R. Wallace State Planning Board

Tearful Bandit Robs Grocery in Long Beach

A gaunt robber wearing a ragged overcoat entered a Long Beach grocery, claimed illness and hungry children, simulated a gun, took money, and promised to return funds after robbing bigger stores. He shook hands with Mr and Mrs Blake before fleeing. The tale ends with unrelated Edison patent note.

Long Beach Calif Mar Chris W. Blake

February Traffic Accidents Dip From January Totals

February 1951 saw 50 city traffic accidents, down from January but up from February 1950, with 6 fatalities avoided. Daylight reports numbered 31, at intersections 26, darkness 13, and dawn/dusk 6. No deaths. six injuries. Violations included speeding 12 and following too closely 8 among others.

Police Department Cme

Cash Benefits Paid To Vets Not Taxable

Thomasville report notes 1950 cash benefits paid to veterans dependents or survivors are exempt from federal taxation per Service officer Jay Howard. Some benefits are exempt by statute while others may be exempt only under conditions. Veterans and dependents in doubt should contact district service officers of the North Carolina Veterans Commission or county service officer for more information.

Thomasville Jay Howard Ofancur North Carolina Veterans Commission

Last Rites In Thomasville Church To Be Held Today

Services tomorrow at Memorial Methodist church mark the end of an era for its 1200 members. A new $650000 building on Randolph Street will be ready next week though completion lags. Open house is set for Saturday, with Palm Sunday as first services in the new gothic structure built since 1949.

Julia Sanders Mary McLeod, Bethune YWCA Acme Club Rulers Council No Central District Midway Lodge Reidsville Elks Club Ymca News Interstate Ymca The Carolinas Greensboro National Association O. H. Leake Chavis Ymca David Young H. M. Kirkpatrick C. W. Robinson Chas. A. Whitaker Y” Secre Board of Board of Management PTA William Penn High School William Penn Auditorium St. Luke’ Lutheran Thomas Fair King and Queen Georgianna Harps Doris Tyson William Love Cicero Cadell Leonard Street School New York Trinity Odell Gaiener Asheboro Alfred Shanon Jimmie Charles Elvira Summers Rosa Whitt Vera Gray Wilford Daniel Henry Edward Trinity Baptist Church F. R. Mason St. Stephens Church Emory Webster Danel Brooks Daughters OF Dorcas Daughters of Dorcas Club First Baptist Church Maggie Dyer Paul Rev. Elder-Kearse St. Paul United Ushers Sessive Lodge 927 Odd Fellows Hall Lillie Masey Daniel Brooks First Baptist Pastors Aid MT. Vernon J. E. Melton Seventh Day Adventist Church Juvenile Society Ruth W. S St. Mark Della Steele Ora K. Martin St Mark Methodist Church Acme Lodge No. 10 V. FP. W Royal Pgreer Royal Degree Circle United Royal Echoes St. Matthews Cme St. Mathews C. M. E An 1 Emmanuel Baptist Winston Mr. Oliver Friendship Baptist Church of God Gurley Street Aaron Lightner Daphne High Point Mem Hospital Lexington Merchants Association Bulletin Thomasville Colonial Drive School Kay Kyser Kay Georgia Carroll Claiborne Pennington Kysers Rocky Mount Hopkins High Point Fisher Ferry Street Recorder’s Court Erin Neese First Presbyterian Church Sta Te Episcopal Church John Stainer James Bergen Neese Mendelssohn Elijah Thomasville Church Mar Memorial Methodist Church Wilson O. Weldon J. Allman Concord Forest Hill Church Memorial Church Community Methodist Church Randolph Street Main Street Methodists Community Methodists Main Street Recreation Commission

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