Mother's Day Observance by Dorcas Club at First Baptist
The Daughters of Dorcas Club of the First Baptist Church will mark their third annual Mother's Day program tonight at 8 p.m. at the church. Guest speaker is Mrs. L. M. Mayfield with Miss Minnie Belle les performing a reading and vocal solos by Mrs. M. B. Davis Misses Rose Jane Smith and Barbara Gene Gripper on piano.
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Daughters of Dorcas Club
First Baptist Church
L. M. Mayfield
Minnie Belleles
M. B. Davis
Rose Jane Smith
Barbara Gene Gripper
Richard B. Harrison
Richard B. Harrison Dramatic Club
Jane Eyre
All Spence
Theater Guild of the Air
Joan Barber
Mrs. Fairfax
Bessie Mackey
Norman Leake
Bethune Garden Club
J. W. Carter
Downing St
Menard
Coca Cola Co
Carter
S. B. Davis
Alpha Art Club
Pearl Burford
B. Merritt
State Federation of Flower Clubs
E. P. Wilson
Legrand
Chawford Legrand
Phyllis Deborah
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dixon
Fred Dixon, Jr
Fredricka Elizabeth
High Point’s balanced growth and rich recreation facilities
The city uses a modern manager government and has water and sewer capacity for double the present population. High Point boasts 1.65 billion gallon reservoir, 15 million gallon daily minimum flow, 4 million daily consumption, and two sewage plants with 7.5 million gallon daily capacity. Fifteen parks cover 132 acres with City Lake Park the largest at 17 acres featuring a 270 by 165 foot pool, wad ing pool, two tennis courts, softball field, amphitheater, kids playground, and picnic areas near a 700 acre lake.
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High Point
Pure Oil News
City Lake Park
Personal notices and gospel singing events in Winston-Salem
Mr A G Good, 28 C Daniel Brooks Homes, is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Columbia. C S Binford and C E Yokely of William Penn faculty evaluated Dillard High in Goldsboro. Mr Henry Watkins is a patient in Kate Bitting hospital in Winston Salem. Gospel singings at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Mathews C M E Church, St Mathews, House of Prayer, Oak Grove Church, and Friendship Baptist Church. Public invited.
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Daniel Brooks Homes
Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Ss. C
S. E. Binford
C. E. Yokely
Wm. Penn
Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Dillard High School
Goldsboro
Binford
Yokely
Henry Watkins
Kate Bitting
Winston-Salem
Gospel Singers
Smiling Four
Winston- Salem
Jubilee Choir Club
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Bright Moon Quartette
Durham
Mathews C.M.E
Emmanuel Harmonizers
St. Mathews
Taylor St
House of Prayer
Starlight Gospel Singers
Oak Grove Christian Church
Friendship Baptist Church
Doctor McCain and Trixy the storm praying horse
Local physician Dr. William Robert McCain, noted for rural practice, recalls his life in Waxhaw and decades of service. His horse Trixy reportedly kneeled during storms, a sign of instinctive prayer. He and Mrs. McCain reside at 211 Louise Avenue and plan annual Florida fishing trips for recuperation.
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MacCain
Louise Avenue
McCain
Titusville
Fla
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
New York
Roses from a single stem delight local grower
W. W. Hughes of Club Drive extension shows three well developed rose buds he gathered from a garden he planted for Arthur Ellison. The buds are unusual as they grew from a single stem and are large and beautiful.
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W. W. Hughes
Club Drivextension
Arthur Ellison
The Pure Oil News Reflections on Self View
A concise meditation on perception quoting the line We seldom see ourselves as others see us. The piece invites readers to consider how identity is framed by external eyes and internal self-awareness.
Just Stringing Along
North Carolina Education featured an April article by Julian Helms, director of bands in High Point schools, on High Point student musicians. The piece spans nearly four pages with photos from Elm Street, Ada Blair, Junior High, Johnson Street, and Cloverdale schools.
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North Carolina Education
North Carolina Education Association
Julian Helms
High Point
Elm Street
Ada Blair
Johnson Street
Cloverdale
High Point School Music Program Spotlight
Editor notes praise the instrumental music program in High Point City schools. Julian Helms, director of bands, is highlighted for his vision and ongoing work. The piece shows what one school system can accomplish and what is being done to expand music education.
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Helms
High Pain
Julian Helms
High Point
Music Education Emphasized in High Point Program
The article outlines a broad music education system from first grade through Junior High with optional choral groups in later years. It notes opportunities for instrumental study and highlights the school’s music department led by Carl G. N. Cronstedt alongside Virginia Frank Lucile Tegg Grace Cushman and Warmoth T. Gibbs Jr.
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Helms
High Point
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Virginia Frank
Lucile Tegg
Grace Cushman
Warmoth T. Gibbs, Jr
Ark of the Covenant Means Fresh Proof for Believers
The speaker argues a revived lecture tour upon returning to the United States. He claims the Ark’s Bible description excludes material details, suggesting it could have been constructed from petrifying wood or even frozen, implying that locating the Ark would create a world shrine.
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States
Blooming admiration for a well-timed Oregon cutting
Mr Hughes favors cuttings from Oregon and set out 20 last fall. The bush he propogated this spring bloomed by May in such perfection that the display surprised observers.
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Hughes
Oregon
High Point Notices and World War II Updates
In High Point, a three day Farm and Home agents convention opened at the Sheraton Hotel. A two for one sale offered satin slips and pajamas at two for a dollar. Across the world, Axis powers align in Europe while Britain, France and U.S. arc discuss war and labor policy as Berlin and Sevastopol battles roll on.
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International Nickel of Canada, Ltd
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Vladivostok
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Garagliano
Cassino
Supreme Court
Texas
Attorney General
Houston
Kentucky
Pensive
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McRae
Employment service sees slight March gains but April drop
The April report shows 7,446 visits to the office, up from March 7,217 but down from last April's 4,959. New applications fell 15 percent from March and 17 percent from last April, totaling 289, 338, and 350 respectively. Active applications on file were 1,135, down 9 percent from March's 1,252 but up 40 percent from last April's 818. Job openings reached 252, up 12 percent from March. Local placements totaled 181, up from March but 48 fewer than last April's 229.
Jaycees Leader Snider Returns From Brussels Delegation
Snider recently returned from attending the International Conference of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Brussels Belgium where he served as a delegate from the national Jaycee organization and the High Point club. He now holds a national director position in the Junior Chamber.
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Snider
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brussels
Belgium
Jaycee
High Point Club
Junior Chamber
Thanks to friends for support after death of beloved son
The Ward and Younger families express sincere thanks for kind deeds and sympathy shown after the death of their son and brother. They also appreciate the floral offerings from friends and neighbors.
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P. H. Ward
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Lelia King
Family of Mrs. Lelia King expresses thanks for kindness sympathy during illness and death and for the floral offerings.
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Lelia King
Forms Close Early for Publication Day
Notices announce form closings at 10 A.M. on publication day and at 4 A.M. for Sunday editions. The schedule governs submission deadlines and printing cutoffs for advertisers and readers.
Furnished Bedrooms For Rent In City Listings
One room furnished bedrooms with bath and hot water at 329 Woodrow Avenue and 327 Woodrow offering automatic heat. Other options include 221 Montheu Avenue with kitchen privileges and 305 Steele Street close in. Phone numbers provided for inquiries.
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Woodrow Avenue
Roland Park Avenue
Montheu Avenue
Steele Street
Two HOUSES and Apartments for Rent in Sherwood Village
Curt Smith Deal advertises new and modern two bedroom and three bedroom apartments in Sherwood Village with weather stripped insulation and bus service. Prices start at 35 to 65 per week, with options for a two bedroom cottage and other units. Inquiries to Crescent Beach and High Point boxes, field office at Valley Ridge Drive.
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Valley Ridge Drive
North Main Street
Curtis Smith
Crescent Beach
P. O
Norwood St
W. Green
English
Grimes St
Graystone Apts
English St
Field Street
W. Russell
Bath
Fairfield Road
Omasville
Washington
College Street
N. Main
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James Conrad
City Appliance Co
N. Main St
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High Point L M
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Wrenn Street
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Edgedale Drive
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Kernersville
Jake Harris
Tate Street
Flast
Commerce St
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Modern Tank & Drainage Co
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C. B. Piner
Hee
Northwood Curb
J. H. Lambeth A Sons
Ernest Boles
Thomasville Road
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High Point Law Shop
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Russell Street
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Paul Jones
Thomasville
Dewey Berkey
Phon
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