Scout Troop Builds Hut For Girls And Scouts
The 1 Scout Troop No 11 of Ward Street Methodist Church sponsored a contest that funded a hut for the church youth groups. The event raised 320 dollars, prizes were donated by city merchants, and every child in the contest received a prize, with all funds directed to the hut project.
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Ward Street
Ward Eet Methodist Church
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Carroll and Lovelace to Speak at Green Street Church
Charles F. Carroll, city schools superintendent, will address the 11 o'clock service at Green Street Baptist Church this morning. Prof. A C Lovelace of High Kint College will speak at the 8 o'clock service tonight as replacements for a missing pastor while the pulpit committee seeks a new pastor.
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Charles F. Carroll
Green Street Baptist Arch
A. C. Lovelace
High Kint College
Electric Motors Repaired by Piedmont Electric Repairs Co
Piedmont Electric Repairs Co at 1io South Main St offers motor repairs and motor exchange services through Boushé Bay. Phone 3226.
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Electric Motors
Boushé, Bay
Piedmont Electric Repairs Co., Inc
South Main St
Winners listed in ward street church baby popularity contest
The Ward Street Methodist Church held a baby popularity contest to fund a hut for its Boy and Girl Scout troops. The readable portion lists fifteen winners by name and parental guardians with their award numbers, from Sonja Ann Shook to Judy Carroll.
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Ward Street
Sonja Ann Shook
W. L. Shook
Barbara Byrum
J. M. Byrum
Sandra Lee Adams
Lester Adams
A. C. Craven, Jr
A. C. Craven
Richard Hallman
H. R. Hallman
Tommie Sain
Tom Sain
Probation Officers Re-Elect Edwin Gill Leader of Conference
Edwin Gill of Raleigh, commissioner of paroles for North Carolina, was re elected president of the Southeastern Probation and Parole Conference. Nashville Tennessee was chosen for the 1941 convention. The group urged colleges in the Southeast to offer parole and probation training courses and supported federal funds to aid states in developing services. W W Patterson of Charleston was elected treasurer. Queensland is winning its war on sweatshops.
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Biloxi
Miss
Edwin Gill
Raleigh
North Carolina
Southeastern Probation and Parole Conference
Nashville
Tenn
Southeast
W. WV. Patterson
Charleston
D. C
Aircraft output and 1939 truck tax totals
The article notes current airplane production about 400 non military aircraft per month and reports 1939 special truck taxes totaling 430 million dollars, excluding general taxes like income property and retail levies.
US Truck Registrations Hit All-Time Peak in 1939
During 1939 the United States registered 4,320,829 trucks, an all-time high for the nation.
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United States
Navy Holds Eight Blimps On Hand Or On Order
The United States Navy reports eight airships either in inventory or under contract. The fleet plan spans current craft and planned procurements, signaling a continued reliance on lighter‑than‑air reconnaissance and advertising platforms as defense assets.
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United States Navy
Emmanuel Baptist Church Sunday services announced
Emanuel Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 in the morning worship at 11 and an afternoon service at 3 with Rev A S Townsend of Mt Zion Baptist Church as speaker Prayer meeting is at 6 30.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
A.S. Townsend
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Revival continues as Rev J W Nichols leads weeklong service
The revival began last Wednesday under Rev J W Nichols of Philadelphia and will continue through the week of May 5 at the First Baptist Church. Beacon Light Choral Club rehearses at 4 pm today. Ladies Aid Circle No 3 of St Mark Methodist meets Monday evening at Mrs Maggie Crutchfield’s home on Alder Street.
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J. W. Nichols
Philadelphia
Beacon Light
First Baptist Church
St. Mark Methodist Church
Maggie Crutchfield
Alder Street
Beauticians Meet As State Group Affiliation Sought
The High Point Beauticians Club will meet Monday at 6 30 pm with Miss Elizabeth Moore at 803 Fairview Street. President Mrs Hattie Leach urges all local beauticians seeking state group affiliation to attend and be ready to pay the registration fee. A state field worker will be present. Funeral services for Mrs Clara Holt are set for Trinity Baptist Church Monday at 2 30 pm with Rev W B Westbrook officiating.
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Beauticians
High Point Beauticians Club
Elizabeth Moore
Fairview Street
Hattie Leach
Clara Holt
Trinity
Trinity Baptist Church
W. B. Westbrook
Unauthorized Legion Solicitations Reported
Officials warn of recent solicitations in the name of the American Legion urging caution. Authorized Legion solicitors will carry a letter signed by Judge D C MacRae, assistant department commander.
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American Legion
Legion
D. C. MacRae
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