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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1941

Page

14

Building Slump Hits High Point Permits

High Point building permits issued last week totaled 6 761 dollars reflecting a sharp local slowdown. The docket lists 4 new residential structures and multiple repairs including homes on Bristol Street East Washington Street and Woodbury Street near Kivett Drive.

High Point E. K. Ingram A. D. Burnette East Washington Street High Point Furiture Company Commerce Street Hamilton J. A. Hedgecock Bristol Street Bedord W. C. Howard Oakland Street D. P. Moffitt Adams Street Frederick R. Taylor Johnson Street B. W. Walker, Jr Kennedy Street Woodbury Street Kivett Drive R. S. Smith Taylor Street Arovia Martin Mobile Street R. A. Vail Sycamore Street Central J. W. Kennedy Bradshaw Street Mrs. Maude Williams Day Street Underhill

Madras considers cap on annual vehicle registrations

Due to a sharp rise in rickshaws and other vehicles in Madras, city officials may impose a cap on the total number of vehicles that can be registered each year. The move aims to control congestion and manage street space amid growing urban transport demand.

Madras India

Mayor Praises Clean-Up Work in High Point

Mayor O Arthur Kirkman endorses the Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up Campaign in an open letter to High Point residents. He lauds community efforts for health safety housing and civic pride while urging citizens to continue cleaning planting repairing and beautifying the city.

O. Arthur Kirkman High Point

Reorganization of the High Point IWA at Grimes Street

The old High Point Industrial Workers Association, idle for about ten years, was revived at a gathering of sock hosiery mill workers near Grimes Street School. Attendees voted to continue under the original IWA charter rather than pursue a new charter, with boarders among the most active participants. The local union, unaffiliated with outside groups, discussed living conditions and rising costs at Saturday’s meeting.

High Point Industrial Workers Association Grimes Street

Neighborhood union plans two Grimes Street meetings

The group voted to stage a membership drive and to hold two meetings this week. One Tuesday night at 7 and the other Saturday at 11, both in front of Grimes Street School. They will invite all seamless hosiery workers and all former T. W. A. members.

Grimes Street

Brazil to Award Annual Prizes for Industrial Achievement

Brazil plans annual prizes recognizing industrialists who excel in product quality and plant improvements. German scientists have created a solid edible alcohol from fruit sugar through a secret process.

Brazil

News of Colored People Music Festival at William Penn

National Music Week observance closes with a festival at William Penn High School this afternoon at 3 30 featuring vocal and instrumental groups from Leonard Street Fairview Street and William Penn. Instrumental ensembles have rehearsed eight months and will perform separately. Everyone invited to attend.

William Penn High School Leonard Street Fairview Street William Penn

May Day Festival Unites Local Schools on Park Green

The High Point Teachers Forum staged a May Day Festival on the Municipal Colored Park green Friday afternoon with over 1,000 spectators. Leonard Street and William Penn High Schools co hosted after Fairview Street withdrew. The program featured dances, a May Pole winding, and a scene from Hiawatha The Death of Minnehaha with Carl Chavis Lillia Marie Walker Decluster Gill and Mary Etta Jamies in main roles. Dorothy Adams and Helen Boulware led as queens with maids of honor Annie Maude Johnson Gracie Sloan. Dudley High School band, directed by Bandmaster Parsons, provided the music for a colorful procession.

High Point Teachers Forum Leonard Street School William Penn High School Forum Fairview Street School Hiawatha Minnehaha Carl Chavis Hiawatha Lillia Marie Walker Minnehaha Decluster Gill Reader Mary Etta Jamies Dudley High School Leonard Street Dorothy Adams Gracie Sloan William Penn Helen ‘Boulware Annie Maude Johnson Dudley Band Parsons

Junior Choir of First Baptist to Meet

The Junior Choir of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday night at seven o clock at the church. All members are requested to be present for rehearsal.

Twilight Club Twilight Choral Club Thelma Peterson Alder Street First Baptist First Baptist Church

Mt Vernon Willing Workers sponsor tea event

The Willing Workers Club of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church will sponsor a musical tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 at the home of Mrs. Ophelia Sutton on 509 Underhill Drive. The public is invited.

MT. Vernon Willing Workers Club of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Ophelia Sutton Underhill Drive

A T Glee Club Concert Tickets On Sale

The Alpha Art Club sponsors the A T Glee Club concert with tickets available now at Cecil's Drug Store for white patrons wishing to purchase.

A. & T. Glee Club Alpha Art Club Cecil's

Beauticians to Meet at Covington Home Venue

Beauticians are asked to meet at Miss Juanita Covingtons residence 1204 East Commerce Street on Monday evening at 7 o clock. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming beauty events and professional matters among members.

Juanita Covington East Commerce Street

Card of Thanks for Robert Gill

Family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father Robert Gill. Appreciation expressed for beautiful floral designs from Mrs. Luella Gill and family.

Robert Gill Luella Gill

Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday services announced

Mt Zion Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 with Miss Sallie Lee Robertson in charge. Morning service at 11 and evening service at 8, with Rev Fisher R Mason conducting both services.

MT. Zion Church Mt. Zion Baptist Church Sallie Lee Robertson Fisher R. Mason

Salvation Army Band to Worship at Pilgrim Congregational Church

Salvation Army and band will worship at Pilgrim Congregational Church on Monday evening in May. The public is invited and a silver offering will be taken.

Salvation Army Tors der Services Salvation Army Pilgrim Congregational Church

Homecoming Day Observed By Oak Grove and Pilgrim Churches

Oak Grove Christian Church and Pilgrim Congregation Church members start at 10 o clock for Burlington to mark Home coming Day with Green Level Church of Burlington. Rev. C T Harvey and Rev J B Jones lead the observance linking Green Level Oak Grove Pilgrim Congregation and Washington Terrace Congregation Church.

Oak Grove

Music Festival to Close National Music Week at High School

A musical festival at William Penn High School will be held Sunday at 3:30 PM to terminate National Music Week observances. Performances will feature musical organizations from Leonard Street and Fairview.

William Penn William Penn High School Leonard Street Fairview

Local Negro to appeal death sentence in Guilford case

Marvin Lee Johnson of High Point plans to appeal to the North Carolina Supreme Court claiming Judge F Donald Phillips biased the trial and worsened the charge to the jury. He was convicted of criminal assault and rape in Greensboro after being charged on November 19 1940, a rare death sentence for a Black defendant in this state.

Marvin Lee Johnson High Point F. Donald Phillips Guilford Superior Court North Carolina Supreme Court Johnson Phillips Greensboro

Tributes To Safe Driving School Messages Mark Closure

Letters of tribute praised the Safe Driving School as it closes another unit Friday night. Instructors received comments on improved safety and driving habits, with attendees hoping the program continues, as Street and William Penn School join in future participation.

Reverend Waddell to Preach at First Baptist Church

Rev W A Waddell pastor of Cherry Street Presbyterian Church will lead Sunday service at First Baptist Church at 3 PM He will be accompanied by his choir and congregation to deliver the sermon and participate in the worship service.

Waddell W. A. Waddell Cherry Street Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church

Holy Mass at Christ the King Mission Sunday at 9

Holy Mass will be held at the temporary chapel on 600 East High Street Sunday morning at 9 o clock. Father Bernadine Watson S A is pastor.

Christ the King Catholic Mission East High Street Bernadine Watson S. A

Women Memorial Rally Ends With Sunday Service

The second rally linked to the building program at Women's Memorial A. M. E. Church concludes with Sunday evening worship at 7 30. Rev. F. R. Jones, pastor, will attend the service.

Women’s Memorial Women's Memorial A. M. FE F. R. Jones

Womanless Wedding at St Mark Church May 6

A womanless wedding will be held at St Mark Methodist Church on Tuesday night May 6 at 8 30 o clock. Rehearsal for all participants is scheduled Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the church.

St. Mark Methodist Church

Octet Roll Call at William Penn High School

William Penn High School Octet members filled vacancies for graduating singers during National Music Week assembly. Mary Lou Carter called the roll. new members Helen Legrand Annie Laura Gunnaway Louise Armstrong Dorothy Hunter join replacing Carter Knox Winchester MacClendon. Certificates awarded to senior club members. Harry Lee served as master of ceremony.

William Penn High School Mary Lou Carter Helen Legrande Annie Laura Gunnaway Louise Armstrong Dorothy Hunter M. L. Carter Mae Travis Knox Morell Winchester Mary MacClendon

Missionary Union Convening at Gurley Street Church

The district missionary union gathers today at Gurley Street Church of God to conduct meetings and related activities.

Thanking friends for kindness during illness

Abs Esieila Carter expresses gratitude to many friends for kindness shown while confined to bed at the hospital and at home after a recent illness.

Abs Esieila Carter

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