Registration Opens for High Point Voters on Saturday
Registration books were opened in High Point on Saturday with strong turnout in most precincts. The county board named registrars and polling places at Greensboro, with 12 precincts listed and maps provided. Books stay open for new enrollments until sunset May 1, and registrars will be at polling places on Saturdays.
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Dr Embee H Blackard discusses General Conference themes
Dr Embee H Blackard speaks this evening at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on What Happened at the General Conference. Fresh from Birmingham he outlines highlights including the Aldersgate commemoration Methodist unification and the election of seven bishops.
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Hartley to Speak at Wesley Memorial Supper Meeting
Edgar Hartley secretary of the High Point YMCA will address Wesley Memorial churchs young people at 6 30 this evening with the topic How To Get Along With People A picnic is planned for 5 o clock Tuesday afternoon when the group leaves the church.
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High Point Girl Scouts Host Banquet After Busy Day
The High Point Girl Scout Council capped a day of activities with a banquet at the Sheraton for visiting executives from Atlanta. Leaders and event details included nine troops, a float contest with top honors for Troop 2 Wesley Memorial, and a Mystery Trip to Camp Uwharrie.
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High Point
Two Visiting Pastors to Fill Thomasville Pulpits Sunday
Thomasville will host two visiting pastors this Sunday. Rev. Jacob Gartenhaus of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board will speak at First Baptist Church Sunday night. Gartenhaus has led Jewish Evangelism for sixteen years, touring thirty states and several European countries. Rev. W. I. Naugh of Asheboro will preach at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday morning.
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Asheboro
North and South Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook
North Carolina mostly cloudy with local showers and a warm Sunday afternoon in western and central areas. Monday looks clear and cooler. South Carolina similar with showers and unseasonably warm highs in the extreme northwest, followed by clearing and cooler conditions Monday.
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Dent's on trees why care hurt by tight bands and wires
A historical note warns about damage to shade trees from tight bands and wires. It compares wrapping a rubber band around a finger to trees strangled by wires, radio aerials, clothes lines, and guy wires. The fix is boring a small hole and using a hook to attach lines without injuring the tree.
Tree Care Admonitions Against Hazardous Attachments
Instructions warn that using a limb for a swing with a rope or chain can harm the tree and may strip essential parts. Iron hooks, loose knots, boards nailed to a trunk, or attaching wires and brackets can damage or strangle the tree as vines grow large and wrap around branches.
Washington Woman and Local Man Land Channel Bass in Record Time
Ocracoke North Carolina May 7. Surf casting on flood tide last night Mrs Annie Phillips of Washington and F R… landed channel bass in record time. Local sport noted for speed and skill in tidal fishing.
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Allen Jay High to Start $28,000 Gymnasium Construction
William L. Smith, WPA officer in High Point, announced that work will begin next Tuesday on a new stone gymnasium at Allen Jay High School. The 90 by 120 foot building will employ about 40 workers and is funded by the government in partnership with school patrons. In other news, Stedman of High Point caught 11 channel bars weighing 28 pounds each in under two hours, the season's largest surf catch locally.
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