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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

Page

13

Good Friday Service Set By Local Ministers Association

The eleventh annual Good Friday service sponsored by the High Point Ministers' Association will be held tomorrow at Emmanuel Lutheran Church from noon to 3 PM. Rev. O L Easter will preside with addresses by Dr. P K Lindley Rev N C Williams and Rev C N.

Local Ministers’ Association C. L. Easter High Point Isters’ Association Emmanuel Lutheran Church O. L. Easter P. KE. Lindley N. C. Williams C. N

Seven Last Sayings Service Features Area Clergy Choir

Royal Dr EB H Blackard Rev C C Pearson Rev C L Ruth and Rev Hoy Fesperman listed as speakers with Miss Hazel Lanier as choir director and organist for a cross church service on the seven last sayings. Ad dress by Dr Lindley of High Point College. Anthems include There Is a Green Hill Far Away When I Survey the Wondrous Cross and God So Loved the World. Service open to all denominations. Scotland has a skiing craze.

Main Street Methodist Church Cc. N. Royal Green Street Baptist Church Er. H. Blackard Wesley Memorial Methodist Church C. C. Pearson Archdale Friends Church O. L. Ruth First Pilgrim Church Hoy L. Fesperman First Evangelical and Reformed Church Seventh Word

Boys Club Yo-Yo Meet Tonight at South Main

The Boys Club at 808 South Main Street hosts a Yo-Yo contest starting at 7 30 p m Prizes include a Yo-Yo sweater by Glenn Eppier and baseball and hunting gear Contestants are classified by age and experience A Friday exhibition by the champion serves as the finals judge and the public is invited to attend

South Main Street Glenn Eppier Carolinas

Moore Honored at Oyster Roast on 70th Birthday

Former State Senator Larry I. Moore was honored at an oyster roast in New Bern to mark his 70th birthday anniversary. The event on March 21 featured attendees celebrating the longtime public servant.

New Bern Larry I. Moore

Judge York to Lead Carl Durham Campaign in Greensboro

Greensboro attorney William M. York was named to direct Carl Durham's campaign in the Greensboro area for the Democratic primary on May 25. Durham highlighted York as a trusted ally and former UNC classmate, while York noted his 25 years of association with Durham and his longtime public service in Orange County and Greensboro civic life.

William M. York Greensboro Carl T. Durham Durham Judge York University of North Carolina York National Capital High Point Alamance Orange Carl Durham The Universty American Legion Orange County Board of Education Chapel Hill University Congress Washington Lon Folger Lindsay Warren Robert L. Coughton North Carolina Harvard Law School State American Bar Associations Greensboro Civitan Club Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association Guilford County Young Democratc Club Community Chest First Baptist Church American Legion Masonic Order Corinthian Lodge Bennett College Lewis E. Teague Mr. Durham Oscar G. Barker Ed Hanford Burlington John W. Caffey

Durham primary picks Judge York in Guilford race

In the 1940 Guilford area primary campaign Congressman Carl T. Durham backs Judge William M. York of Greensboro as a political choice.

Carl T. Durham Guilford William M. York Greensboro

Pittsboro Boy Wins Ninth District Legion Oratorical Contest

William Reid Thompson of Pittsboro High School won first place in the Ninth District American Legion oratorical contest in Raleigh. Dorothy O Neal of Selma was second and Saomy Jones of Raleigh third. Thompson advances to Dunn on March 27 for the semi finals with finals set for Greensboro on April 3.

Raleigh William Reid Thompson Pittsboro High School American Legion Dorothy O'Neal Selma Saomy Jones Thompson Dunn Greensboro

Gatty Sellars to Play at Wesley Memorial Church Friday

Gatty Sellars renowned organist appears next Friday at 8 30 pm at Wesley Memorial Church in High Point after a Winston Salem concert Tuesday described as one of the era’s finest organ recitals. The program at First Baptist drew wide praise. A silver offering will fund the event with no admission charge. Canada’s Ontario Press lauds Sellars as a distinguished English organist and composer.

Gatty Sellars Wesley Memorial Church Winston-Salem Sellars First Baptist Church Wesley Memorial High Point Canada Ontario

Enrollees Sought for Summer C M T Camp at Fort Bragg

The camp area commander announces that procurement enrollees for the C M T Camp at Fort Bragg are progressing. Counties with high quotients may oversubscribe if others miss April 15 1940. Davidson County lists 13 vacancies and invites all interested to apply.

Fort Bragg Fort Brage N. C Davidson County

Elephants Threaten Ad Do Reserve Over Gates and Fences

Farmers near the Ad Do elephant reserve protest gate and fence expansions. They warn reserve rangers that elephants will be shot if the beasts are not kept within bounds.

Ad«do South Africa

Mosquito Wing Spread Tied to Body Weight Fact

A science note states that mosquitoes exhibit a wing span growing with body weight, estimating more than four square yards of wing area per weight class. This finding highlights scaling between size and flight capability in mosquitoes.

State College Enrolls Over 2 000 Students for Spring

North Carolina State College reported 2 051 students enrolled for the spring term an increase of 116 from last year and a spring term record Registrar W L Mayers noted total enrollment surpassed 2 500 for the first time with 2 502 registered for fall and winter courses. A fragment notes the Bishop of Sheffield consecrating a cave extension stone.

Raleigh North Carolina State College W. L. Mayers

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