Music Achievement Day For Grammar Grade Pupils
Greensboro March 22 a program for music achievement day for sixth and seventh graders across the state will be at the University of North Carolina Woman's College Friday March 26. Registration at 10 a.m., assembly at 10 45, contest in music appreciation from 11 to 12 with awards at 12 30. Teachers parents and friends are invited to attend and participate with testants. The event is directed by Grace Van Dyke More and Hugh Altwater with hostesses from the Woman's College public school music department and Greensboro Woman's Club leaders. special guests include state supervisors and Dr Clyde A Erwin and other educators.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the Unity of North Carolina
Sic
Liss Grace van Dyke More
Woman's College
Hugh Altwater
1 of Music
Curry Building
The
B. A. Shenk
Greensboro Woman's Club
R. E. Buckwalter
E. E. Randolph
Raleigh
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Hattie S. Parrott
State Department of Public Instruction
Miss More
Clyde A. Erwin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. Henry Highsmith
Wade R. Brown
Music
Woman's Colegeé
R. W. Sanders
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Arthur S. Kennickell
State Federation
J. M. Hobgood
J. W. Bunn
Easter Ball Sponsors Named By Esquire Club
Miss Ruth Pollock of this city to be one of the sponsors for the Esquire Club of shore Easter ball at Sedgerfield Country Club Thursday eve. Earl Hines and his orchestra from Chicago will provide six for the occasion. Other sponsors include Miss Itha Heritage of Burlington Misses Mary Letty Mebane Owen Donaldson and Peggy e all of Greensboro.
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Ruth Pollock
Esquire Club of
Shore
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Sedgerfield Country Club
Earl
Pentagon Club Meeting To Be Held This Evening
The regular meeting of the Pentagon club will be held this evening at 7:30 with Miss in Barger at 1000 North Main Street. All members urged to attend and note the change in meeting night. Mr and Mrs N H Caughman announce the birth of daughter Matty Anne on March 19 at the Bur s Memorial hospital.
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Jesse Washburn
Iman Smith
Emery Country Club
Tomor
A C. Abels
Rist Pentagon Club
Miss In Barger
North Main Reet
Atty Anne Caughman
N. H. Caughman
Circle Drive
Matty Anne
Burs Memorial Hospital
Local Social Notes Brotherhood and Returning Residents
Friends of Edward Hodgins report he is ill with pneumonia at his home on Kivett drive. Lois Welborn has recovered sufficiently from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital to resume duties as city clerk and purchasing agent. Dot Lanier leaves on a six week tour of sixteen surrounding states visiting Louisville Kentucky Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Mr and Mrs F A Wiley and family with Miss Lillie Oldham spent weekend with Mrs Wiley’s mother Mrs Cora B Wiley in Statesville. Little Jackie Little returns home from Pinehurst after two weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs G F Rule. Kate Clark arrives to live in the city after taking a position at Harlee’s Department store. Formerly in High Point she has worked for Ellis Stone and Meyers department stores in Greensboro.
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Edward Hodgins
Kivett Drive
Lois Welborn
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dot Lanier
Louisville
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
F. A. Wiley
Grimes Street
Lillie Oldham
Little Jackie Little
Taddor Street
G. F. Rule
Pinehurst
Mrs
Fred Little
Kate Clark
Harllee’s Department Store
High Point
Ellis Stone and
Meyers’ Department Stores
Greensboro
Parent Teacher Council To Meet At Elm Street School
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council will meet in the Elm Street School library Tuesday afternoon at 3 15. Mrs H R Coffield, council president, presides. Dr R A Herring will address the council. All members are urged to attend.
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High Point
Elm Street
H. R. Coffield
R. A. Herring
Bride-Elect Mildred Marshall and Harold Steed Honored by Duck Club
The Duck club on Greensboro road hosts an informal dance to honor Miss Mildred Marshall of this city and Harold Steed of Greensboro. Guests include friends from High Point and Greensboro and members of the Duck club. George Dobbins Jr. presides as club president. the party starts at nine.
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Duck Club
Greensboro Road
Mildred Marshall
Harold Steed
Greensboro
High Point
George Dobbins, Jr
Doctor Greer Leaves Burrus Hospital for Home
Dr. J. G. Greer, superintendent of the Mills Home at Thomasville, was moved to his home this afternoon from Burrus Memorial hospital where he had been a patient for five weeks. His condition is much improved and friends express gladness.
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J. G. Greer
Thomasville
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Social Calendar for Early Week Highlights Local Events
The column lists society gatherings across High Point and Winston-Salem including U D C chapters at Forest Hill Drive and Hillcrest Drive, Musical Art Club at Emerywood, Y W C A events at the Hut, Altrusa and Business and Professional Girls Club dinners, an Eastern Star installation at North Main Street Masonic Temple, garden society meetings, study club sessions, Live Y'ers and Jolly clubs, and a Junior dance with Davis Brothers Orchestra at Emerywood Country Club.
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Laura Weseson
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Forest Hill Drive
L. W. Flythe
High Point
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
H. A. Millis
W. J. Fraley
Elm Street
R. A. Herring
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
C. W. Phillips
Woman's College
Business and Professional Girls Club
High Point Chapter No
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Burbank Garden Club
A. C. Jones
Johnson Street
Good Will Garden Club
R. M. Andrewson
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
Jolly
N. L. Garner
Emerywood Country Club
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Briggs Jr. Returns From Curtis Institute Visit
John Gurney Briggs Jr. returned to his home from the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia for a short visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs J B Briggs of Route 2. He sang the offertory solo at Wesley Memorial Church morning services, where he was a choir member before leaving for Philadelphia.
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John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
J. B. Briggs
Route 2
Briggs
Wesley Memorial Church
North Carolina Honorary Beta Club Holds Second Annual Convention
Three hundred forty registered members attended the two day North Carolina Honorary Beta club convention in Winston Salem. After a banquet on Saturday delegates danced at the Roof Garden of the Robert E Lee hotel. Trinity school sent Professor A R Bullock principal and Misses Lucy Neal Thayer Ruby Brite Brooks Marguerite Ingram Rosalie Meredith and Sarah Baldwin.
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North Carolina
Honorary Beta Club
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Trinity School
A. R. Bullock
Lucy Neal Thayer
Ruby Brite Brooks
Marguerite Ingram
Rosalie Meredith
Sarah Baldwin
Miss Gertrude Clark In College Vespers
Miss Kathryn Newborn of Tarboro led a candlelight vespers service at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro on March 22. The program featured Misses Maxilla Everett Scotland Neck Geraldine Youns Angier Mary Elizabeth Purvis Salisbury Gertrude Clark High Point and Barbara Cuthrell Goldsboro. Highland Missionary Society Will Meet in church parish on Tuesday at 7 30 p m with all members urged to attend.
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Greensboro
Kathryn Newborn
Tarboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Maxilla Everett
Scotland Neck
Geraldine Youns
Angler
Mary Elizabeth Purvis
Salisbury
Gertrude Clark
High Point
Barbara Cuthrell
Goldsboro
Highland Missionary Society
Women's Missionary
Highland M. B
Myron Hugo Herndon Jr Born This Morning
Mr and Mrs Myron Hugo Hern don of 329 Woodrow Avenue announce the birth of a son Myron Hugo Jr this morning at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Myron H. Herndon, JR
Herp
Myron Hugo Herndon
Woodrow Avenue
Myron Hugo, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Youth Shot Self After Ill Health Despair
Clinton coroner reports Elvin Warren sixteen died by his own hand. Warren, crippled by infantile paralysis since childhood, was described as despondent over his health by family members.
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Clinton
Paul Crumpler
Elvin Warren
Warren
Education clash with church and Nazis in Germany
The article discusses the ongoing battle between the Catholic Church and the Nazi state over youth education in Germany. It covers the 1933 concordat, Nazi ideology, and church leaders' resistance, noting Hitler's ambiguous stance and Pope Pius XII condemning an idolatrous cult and a false prophet in the same debate.
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Associated Press
Nazi Germany
Church Ineisia
Third Reich
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Horst Wessellied
Germany
Christ
Baldur von Schirach
Reich
von Schirach
von S&chbach
Oo Rosenberg
Robery
Pope Pius
Legislative session stirs 1940 candidate talk
Raleigh dispatch notes a flood of potential candidates emerging as the current assembly nears end. Names include W. E. Fenner and W. L. Lumpkin for governor, Bryant and Ward as strong contenders, plus possible lieutenant governor bids by Sentelle Gravely and Mar tin. Speakers like Cher ry and Reynolds loom as U S senate possibilities.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Motel
Baskervila
Raleigh
General Assembly
Assembly
W. E
Bill) Fenner
Rocky Mount
W .S. Spruill
Bertie
Fenner
W. L. Lumpkin
Franklin County
Ralph W. McDonald
Mac Donald
Victor 8. Bryant
Durham
D. L. (Libby) Ward
New Bern
Craven County
Ward
Bryant
Durham County
House Finance Committee
House Appropriations Committee
House
R. E B. Sentelle
Brunswick County
Haywood
Lee L. Gravely
Rock Mount
Senate
L. A. Martin
Davidson
U. S. Senate
Robert R. Reynolds
D. F. Giles
Marion
McDowell County
R. Great Cherry
Gaston County
U. S.S. Senate
Reynolds
Fuel volatility varies with season for starting and warming
In summer fuels must have lower volatility to resist rapid evaporation. In colder weather higher volatility is needed to ensure easy starting and rapid warming.
Honest Reading and Fairness in Marriage Advice
A reader asks how to handle a letter from her husband’s first wife’s father asking for money. The columnist advises to read the letter aloud exactly as written, support honesty, persuade him to learn to read, and address all questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise.
Equality Under Dictatorship Affects Women Across Nations
In a 1937 NEA column Helen Welshimer argues that dictatorships restrict women while Soviet policy demands armed readiness for equality. She contrasts Germany’s militarized gender roles with Russia’s wartime mobilization and defends democracy as a safer, more humane path for women.
Laney Rites Held for Former Lane County Police Chief
Thurlow B. Laney died at 64 in Monroe. The Union County writer and poet served as chief of police here for many years. Funeral services were held today. his widow and three daughters survive.
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Laney Monroe
Thurlow B. Laney
Union County
Laney
Funeral for Ida Holden Cowles Held in Winston-Salem
The funeral for Mrs. Ida Holden Cowles, daughter of former Governor W. W. Holden, was held in Winston-Salem after a brief illness. She died at a daughter’s home, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, and is survived by three other children, including Mrs. R. S. Mot, J. Sanford Cowles, and C. H. Cowles.
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Ida Holden Cowles
Winston-Salem
W. W. Holden
C. H. Cowles
Wilkesboro
Pentecostal church holds revival led by Miss Viola Stanly
The Pentecostal Holiness church at 612 Highland Avenue hosted a singing school that became a revival last night with Miss Viola Stanly of Siler City preaching. Several professions of faith were reported as Rev. C. Francis Noble, the pastor, invited the public to attend the meetings.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Viola Stanly
Siler City
C. Francis Noble
Highland Avenue
Autmobile Crash Fatal to 17YearOld Louise Lorch
Louise Lorch, 17, died from injuries after an automobile accident in Albemarle. Three other occupants suffered minor injuries. Accident details were sparse but police reported no other fatalities.
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Albemarle
Louise Lorch
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