Parent-Teacher Council Elects Officers for 1927 28
High Point hosts regular meeting with representatives from all associations. Officers elected include President Mrs. M. T. Hicks and vice presidents Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson and Mrs. R. F. Johnson, with Miss Mary Washburn as secretary. The group plans a Summer Round-up of Pre-School Children to ready entrants for first grade. Doctors offer assistance to ensure good physical condition before school starts. Verna Winslow contributes "Mother on the Sidewalk" with Miss Perryman's seventh grade performing songs.
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Parent-Teacher Council
High Point
M. T. Hicks
C. F. Tomlinson
R. F. J. Johnson
Mary Washburn
S. J. Best
P. L. Culler
W. C. T. Carter
Wards
Verna Winslow
Miss Perryman
Cloverdale School News PTA Meeting and Programs
The Cloverdale PTA met May 2 at 7:30 pm. High Point High School band gave a concert directed by Mr Butler. Principal Mr L J Johnston invited attendance at the high school orchestra and band concert at the American theatre Thursday. He outlined new plans for next year and invited viewing of the building under construction. Flora Canady’s music pupils performed Wednesday morning. Joss Stone led the program. Participants and pieces included Good Morning to You Soft Music is Stirring My Fiddler To a River Soldier's March Underwood, Louise Southern Spring is Coming Melody, Lois Stone. The primary and grammar grades held a Mother's Day program Friday with Bible reading and prayer by Mr D P Whitley. Mrs Chappell spoke on Mother's Day meaning. Poems Somebody's Mother Louise Stevenson Nobody Knows But Mother Vergie Upton My Mother Elsie Hepler etc.
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Cloverdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Cloverdale School
High Point High School
Butler
L. J. Johnston
American Theatre
Johnston
Flora Canady
Joss Stone
Florence Osman
Ruth Thomas
Margaret Underwood
Louise Southern
Lois Stone
D. P. Whitley
Mrs. Chappell
Louise Stevenson
Vertie Lewallen
May Queen Program Beauty and Civic Event at School
Miss Munyon fifth graders staged a combined Wild Flower Day and May Day program with poems dialogues and a play Choosing the May Queen Spring colors and flowers featured in costumes. They crowned the queen and presented gifts as art class decorated and produced gifts.
Ray Street School Wins Track Cup At Welch Field
Ray Street school repeated last year's track meet success at Welch Field last Thursday. The YMCA trophy becomes the permanent property of Ray Street. Ray Street amassed 83 percent of the points, beating the nearest rival by 23 points. last year the margin was 42 points.
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Ray Street
Ray Street School
Welch Field
Ray
Minister urges youth to follow Jesus’ example
Rev. W. B. Davis of South Main Street Methodist church spoke to the grammar school pupils last Monday. He preached on Do as I have done from John 13 Jesu s went about doing good and urged boys and girls to imitate Christ in daily deeds.
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W. B. Davis
South Main Street Methodist Church
Jesus
Mr. Davis
Boys Week Begins Following The Perfect Life Pattern
A church leader urged the Boys to start Boys Week by imitating the life of Christ. He challenged youths to model daily conduct after the Perfect Life in the program’s kickoff address.
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Christ
Professor Carl Jenson to Speak at Bay Street School
Bay Street school will host lecturer and humorist Professor Carl Jenson to address grammar grade students on Monday morning. On Tuesday from 1 to 2 pm he speaks to school children, parents and teachers on The Land of the Midnight Sun, with part in costume, admission ten cents. He previously spoke on Visualizing History stressing daily relevance.
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Carl Jenson
Bay Street School
Second Grade Farewell Party for Billy Crichton
Bay Street school's Miss Kerr hosts a Friday farewell for Billy Crichton moving to Durham. Fourth letters are read on the way to his new home and four girls serve refreshments.
Miss Mangums Third Grade Program At Bay Street School
The Bay Street school held a Friday morning assembly led by Miss Carmen Mangum’s third graders. The program featured songs, recitations, a Bible reading, a folk dance, a hoop drill, and the Sleeping Beauty Operetta performed by students from multiple grades. Names include Alene Vance Helen Bolling Evelyn Sharp Cath erine Lowdermilk Virginia Ellison Charlotte Tomlinson Dupuy Sears among others.
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Carmen Mangum
Bay Street
Jesus
Alene Vance
Helen Bolling
Dupuy Sears
Evelyn Sharp
Charlotte Tomlinson
Catherine Lowdermilk
Virginia Ellison
First Grade Play “April Showers and May Flowers”
Thursday morning Mrs Kirkman’s first grade presented a play titled April Showers and May Flowers. Lu cille Stone led the Raindrop Fairies and Sunbeams to appear and sing In the Spring as May chased April entered by Margaret Mills.
Elm Street PTA meeting highlights and school sports results
The Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association plans its final meeting of the year on Tuesday at 7:30 PM with Tom Gold and Karl Jansen on the program. Elm Street School placed second in Welch Field track and field events, listing winners in sprints jumps and relays across multiple weight classes.
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IT. A
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Welch Field
Elm Street Pupils Recital At City Chapel
Miss Cannady piano teacher in the city schools presented Elm street pupils in a Friday morning recital at the chapel hour. The program included Soldiers by Margaret Hayden and Lightly Row by Lois Hoover, both well received.
Equitable Home Purchase Plan Offers 10 Year Loan
If you own a home in High Point and have a mortgage this plan may help. It features a 10 year loan repayable in monthly installments at 6 percent simple interest with no brokerage charge. Life insurance cancels the loan if the borrower dies. Full details follow.
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High Point
Equitable
Life Insurance
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