Andrews Returns From Chicago Meeting Of Liberal Arts College Executives
Dr. R. M. Andrews president of High Point College reports from Chicago where educators formed the Liberal Arts College Movement to study financing liberal arts endowments. About 325 colleges represented. Executive committee of Ward leads effort to affiliate with the Association of American Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
High Point College
Chicago
Ibert N. Ward
Maryland College
Raylyian Wilbur
Inerior
Prinipal
Robert L. Kelly
Association of Americn Colleges
John H. Finley
New York Times
DY W. P. Few
Duke Uiversity
Herbert Hoover
America
Dr. Andrews
Chicago Hut
Obcure
Aibert N. Ward
High Point
Associaion of American Colleges
Officers Installed By Arch Masons In High Point Chapter
High Point chapter No. 70 Arch Masons installed new officers for the coming year in a Friday night ceremony at the Masonic temple on North Main Street. New officers include Claude E Smith high priest F B Oldham scribe T A Wagner captain of the host J J Thomas secretary J H Jobbs treasurer W F B Aterndon principal sojourner W E Span le royal arch captain D S Hayworth master third veil H M Dawson master second veil and B Earle master first veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Masonic Temple
Northafn Street
Claude Emith
F. B. Oldham
Cing
T. A. Wagner
B. Geonard
J. J. Thomas, Sr
J. H. Jobbs
W. FB. Aterndon
W. E. Spanle
Royal Arch
D. 8. Hayworth
Vail
H. M. Dawson
B. Earle
Penn Revue Promises Strong Turnout At Thursday Show
The Wil iam Penn high school musical revue, delayed three weeks, will play at He American theater Thursday night at 8 30. A record crowd is expected as the annual entertainment returns to form with strong student performances and local interest. Beeson Baby Nancy Louise Beeson, six weeks old, dies at 913 Grant street. Funeral at Old Union Church Saturday at 4. Burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Penn High School
He American Theater
Tilda Walls
Old Union
Funeral services for Martha Bu its at 419 Ark Street
The funeral for Mrs. Martha Buiits who died at her home on 419 Ark Street will be held this afternoon at 1 o clock. Rev Q L Ruth pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness church will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Millis
Martha Buiits
Ark Street
Q. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Not Pleasing Remarks in Tit-Bits Column
A fragment from Tit-Bits voices social snubs about compliments. It notes the difficulty of praising a woman as pretty or interesting and hints at a social etiquette gap in flirtatious remarks.
Stokes County 5 offers man for judgeship race heats up
Davidson county backs John D. Humphreys of Denberry Stokes county as Greensboro candidates Hoyle and Cooke compete for judgeship. Retiring solicitor J F Spruill says Guilford should not supply both judge and solicitor. Davidson leaders push Humphreys while Lexington’s E F E Raper withdraws. High Point canvasses intensify as Bailey Simmons race heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th Judicial District
Greensboro
Davidson County
John D. Humphreys
Denberry
Stokes County
Thomas C. Hoyle
A. Wayland Cooke
Mr. Humphreys
Stokes
Guilford
Davidson
J. F. Spruill
High Point
Humphreys
Spruill
Guilford County
John Bower
Davidson Bar
E. F E. Raper
Lexington
Thomas Shaw
Raper
George Younce
Bernard Wright
J. W. Bailey
F. M. Simmons
United States Senate
Mr. Bailey
Carter Dalton
J. K. Millis
Junior HI Operetta April 11 and 12 at the American
Hansel and Gretel an operetta arrangement from Humperdinck will be presented by the junior high glee clubs at the American theater on April 11 and 12 with 35 children plus the glee clubs. Sarah Lacy Tomlinson stars as Gretel with Billie Holt as Hansel and Marie Mowery as Gertrude. other cast includes Howard Fitch Peter and Vesta Copeland witches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansel and Gretel
Glee Clubs
Miss Marian
Humperdinck
American Theater
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Gretel
Billie Holt
Hansel
Marie Mowery
Gertrude
Howard Fitch
Peter
Vesta Copeland
Billie Lee
Helen Sheriff
Elizabeth Sappenfield
Margaret Kemp
Johnny Welborn
John Horton
Walter U Hall
Cookie
Mildred Byerly
Helen Carroll
Hazel Dennis
Gertrude Smith
Opal Clinard
Margaret Briggs
Fancy Hill
Marion Elliott
Virginia Jackson
Josephine Jackson
Josephine Gibson
Blanche Hassell
Tess McMullan
Mary Carpenter
Margaret Hayden
Mary Lou Moffitt
Katherine Lowdermilk
Virginia Ellison
Marion Dixon
Lawrence Waegger
Dawn Fairy
Stanton’ Sherrod
Jack Garrett
Miss Burgess
Anne Belle Noe
W. A. Copeland
Dandridge Blakey
A. B. Frost
Rs. R. FE. Ranson
Virginia
Ira Hensley
Myrtle Titman
Davis
JL. dL. Steokey
Henry Artau
Mr. Tate Reported Seriously Ill At Hospital
J. W. Tate, a prominent local man, is seriously ill at High Point hospital. He has been hospitalised for several weeks and while earlier signs suggested improvement, physicians said last night his condition remains very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tate
High Point Hospital
Mr. Tate
Exposition Building Committee To Meet At Sheraton Hotel
A dinner meeting of the executive committee of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building, Inc chaired by A. E. Tate will be held at the Sheraton hotel Tuesday night at 6 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition Building, Inc
A. E.tate
Sheraton Hotel
High School Sets March 25 Advance Registration
Preparations are complete at the local high school for advance pupil registration for 1950 31 to be held next Tuesday March 25 Principal L R Johnston notes the aim to determine pupil course selections to guide staffing and course offerings The program lets parents and students see future work and plan for college or post school goals The principal highlights two curricula types studied across top secondary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Johnston
Joint Monarch Meeting Of Tri City Clubs Here Tomorrow
More than 100 Monarchs from High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro clubs will attend a joint dinner in High Point to organize the Monarch district convention in 1931. FP BP Woodbridge will deliver the principal address at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Mlwood Hotel
Woodbridge
National Monarch
Washington, D. C
Grover H. Jones
N. L.warner
Winston- Salem
Durham
I. CC
Furgurson
Joe Snyder
G. H. Jones
Washington Duke Hotel
Raleigh
North
South Carolina
Humorous Lecture at Local College Ends Series
Tuesday evening at S oavelock the college auditorium hosts Robert O. Briggs known as Smiling Bob presenting a varied program of readings and humorous sketches. He also offers nature scenes with canvas and brush while delivering emotive moments and vivid dialect portraits for a memorable last Lyceum number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Briggs
High Point College Lyceum
S§ Oavelock
Lyceum
College Auditorium
Robert O. Briggs
Briggs
Bob
Darkies
Kentucky Mountain
Morning Service Organ Prelude and Hymn 182
A church schedule notes a morning service with organ prelude and Hymn 182 titled "O Thou Great." The readable text lists the liturgy sequence and the hymn to be sung during worship.
Titled Bride Plan To Keep Shop Job
Paris reports former Lady Doria Freddie Childe of London will wed Freddie Childe and keep her sport shop director in chief role. She began in New York retail earning $25 weekly, while her father owns the Hope diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doria
Hops
Freddie Childe
London
Duke of Newcastle
New York
Hope Diamond
Co-eds Teach Teachers Swimming At Wisconsin
Mary Parkhurst and Lillian Gibson, University of Wisconsin coeds, conduct a swimming class for women faculty members in Madison. They note teachers learn at the average rate and praise student industry as they instruct peers in aquatic skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Mary Parkhurst
Lillian Gibson
University of Wisconsin
Germany Fights Car Thefts With Nationwide Vehicle Checks
German service stations form a network to halt and verify ownership of vehicles. The Automobil Club of Germany organized attendants to cooperate with police and stop any car whose driver cannot show proof of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Automobile Club of Germany
Man to be Brought Back for Embezzlement Trial
W. H. Phillips formerly of Greensboro now in Newark New Jersey will be returned to North Carolina to face embezzlement charges. He is accused of diverting funds from the Georgia Casualty company with a stated amount of 825 but the solicitor said the total may exceed 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Phillips
Greensboro
Newark
N. J
North Carolina
Georgia Casualty Company
Phillips
Spruill
Thomasville Man Dies At Hospital
M. J. Green, a prominent Thomasville resident, died at High Point hospital early last night after several months illness. He had been a patient for three weeks. His death, while the condition had been serious for days, came as a shock to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Green
Thomasville
High Point Hospital
Community Singing At North Park Baptist Church
A community singing is scheduled at North Park Baptist Church this afternoon at 2 o clock under the direction of Caf Caffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Park Baptist Church
Caf Caffle
Definite Plans For Gll Reserve Conference Are Completed In Meet Here
J. H W. Adams announces an open labor meeting at the Labor Temple over McCrory's on Main Street to seat about 1,500. George W. Crosby of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters will speak, with Crosby’s Washington headquarters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gll Reserve
J. H W. Adams
American Federation of Labor
Labor Temple
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Crosby
Washington, D. C
Greensboro
McCrory
Main Street
Adams
High Point
Plans set for Winston-Salem High Point girl reserve conference
Definite plans for a joint conference of senior high school girl reserves from Winston-Salem and High Point were finalized at a YWCA luncheon. Principal speaker will be Rebecca Reid of Sumter, with Carrie Les Weaver and Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes also speaking. Registrations start Monday and close Friday. Free health examinations will be offered at the Y on Tuesday with an Adventure Day at the Y on April 1 featuring free swims and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
High Point
Y. W. CC
Rebecca Reid
Sumter
S. C
Rockbrook Girl Reserves
Carrie Les Weaver
Charlotte YY. W. C. A
Margaret Ashburn
Dorothy Poole
Bessie Goolsby
Emily Lee Lindenhberger
Mary Sims
Melvina Allen
Genevieve Sheetz
Betty Bogan
Bessie Hedrick
Dorothy Fritz
Anna Lanier
Rose Askew
Ellen Andrews
Audrey Wood
Louise Kearns
Virginia Carrier
Union Hill PTA Meeting Planned for Friday Night
Members of the Union Hill school Parent-Teachers association will meet Friday night March 28 at 7 30 at the school. Thomas RR Foust county schools superintendent and Miss Nettie Brogdon county schools supervisor will speak. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Union Hill School
Thomas RR. Foust
Nettie Brogdon
Marionette Show at Junior High Friday Afternoon
A marionette show will be presented in the Junior High School auditorium Friday at 3 30 by members of the Junior High Marionette Club under Mrs A B Frost. The program includes scenes from Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch The Courtship of Miles Standish and a southern plantation story with piano and cello selections and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frost
City Beautiful contest tops 108 entrants
Registration in the 1930 yard and garden contest for the city beautification campaign surpassed 108 with 32 more entries announced. The committee expects several hundred more registrations before the period closes, listing numerous entrants from wards one two and four with addresses across Edgedale Winston and Park streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful
Nine Year Old Boy Hit By Car On Highland Ave
Andrew Dix nine year old son of Lloyd Dix of 1219 Cassell street was struck by a Star sedan on Highland avenue near Pentecost church just after 7 pm He suffered only minor injuries and returned home after hospital treatment The driver W A Ellis carpenter of 1112 Fast Russell street aided the boy to the hospital and home with no charges filed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dix
Lloyd Dix
Cassell Street
Highland Avenue
Pentecost Church
W. A. Ellis, Carpenter
Russell Street
Mr. Ellis
Ogburn Funeral Held This Afternoon
Mrs. Ogburn mother of Mrs. S C Clark died in Winston Salem after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the home 833 North Liberty Street this afternoon at 4 oclock. She was the wife of the late S A Ogburn a pioneer tobacco manufacturer and organizer of the S A Ogburn Tobacco company and the Ogburn Hill Tobacco company.
Dr Crowell to Speak at Ebenezer Church in Randolph County
Dr George H Crowell of this city will speak this morning at 11 o clock at the Ebenezer M E church in Randolph county in the pastor’s absence Rev W R Kelly. His theme will be They that be wise and worketh right eousness shall shine as the story forever and ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crowell
Ebenezer M. E
Randolph County
W. R. Kelly
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha McManess
Mrs. Martha McManess dies at her son W. S. McManess home 403 Highland Avenue. Funeral at Southside Baptist Church with Rev. O A Elmore officiating this afternoon at 2 30. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Andrews
Liberal Arts College
M. Penn
Danberry
Hoyse and Cooke
Shaw
New Fourth Ward
Emin Blair
Hecles Everhart
Burgess
Fred Siler
M. E
Salvation Army
Carolinas
M. F
George Gilks
Charlotte
First Reformed Church
Jesus
W. F. Gibbardt
The
Englemann
Lydia Baxter
William Cowper
Barrell
Christiani
Frysinger
Wer
Elwood Hotel
Central Friends
Labor People
Brotherhood of Carpenters
OPEN
McCrory's
Ugh Point
Union School Folk
Irst Ward
C. E. Diffendal
Edgedale Dr
W. W. Smith
Woodbrook Dr
C. G. Mackintosh
Greenway
Fred Klein
Hillcrest Dr
Lester Teague
Sunset Dr
C. C. Walker
Henry Grady Owen
Souncil
M. L. Marriner
Lindsay 5
M. L. Hedgecock
Winston
Geddie Strickland
W. Lexington
Frank Lee
Ray St
D. C. Dorsett
W. Ray St
J. Lee Stone
Carrick Aye
R. A. Wilson
Carrick Avenue
Second Ward
F. M. Holley
Woodrow Sve
Louis D. Magnum
Cedrow
W.L. Smith, Jr
Cedroyw Ave
Richard Quigley
E. Lexington Ave
John Pickett
N. Main St
G. Brewer
Johnson St
R. D. Tillson
N. Hamilton Street
Fourth Ward
M. K. Stroud
Wise &J
L. E. Bishop
Wise St
T. S. Bell
J. P. Woodtief
J. J. McDowell
Park St
A. L. McDowell
Carrie Miller
Annie Allred
Park
Ogburn
Dr. Crowell
Ebenezer
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