Fourteen Local Students to Graduate at High Point College
Fourteen High Point students will graduate from High Point College at the commencement exercises on June 2. The class of 1930 includes students from six states, with named local seniors and a larger group of nonlocal graduates. The commencement sermon will be delivered June 1 at the First M. P. Church by Dr. Amos Bloomfield, president of the gen SIMMONS CAMP SILENT Charge Is Also Made That Simmons Opposed Giving Women Right To Vote Fourteen Local Students: To Graduate At High Point College In June Exercises (he con RRIA SOME NEW LIFE IN SENATORIAL FIGHT DURING PAST WEEK SHE'S A PIRATE! Regional Flower Show Attracts 2,000 Exhibits Crowds From Entire State To Visit Here Thursday And Friday
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High Point
High Point College
North Carolina
Rosalie Andrews
Kalopia Antonakos
James Asbury
Bettie Bloom
Mary Lee Briles
Lorraine Ellison
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Minnesota
Ralph Mulligan
Uniontown
Hilda Amick
Burlington
Juanta Andrews
Prinity
Grace Barnett
Mebane
Lula Belle Black
Mr. Holly
Jessie R. Blair
Thomasville
Earnest F. Blosser
Morganton
W. Va
T. P. Criddlehough
Wallburg
Huldah M. Dixon
Greensboro
John P. Dosier
Eva Mann Ellis
Henderson
Fula L. Fogleman
Guilford College
Wade F. Fuquay
Siler City
A. Burke Furchess
Mocksville
Edward Clayton Glasgow
Castalia
Kenneth Gordon Holt
Adam Scott Hunt
Casar
Grace B. Keck
Snow Camp
Lena Mae Lambeth
Trinity
Edgar
Amos Bloomfield
Gen
Simmons
Southern Furniture Exposition
Garden Clubs of
Piedmont North Carolina
W. T. Saunders
South
H. A. Millis
9. H. Tomlinson
Friends
J. W Bailey
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
J. E. Millis
Carter Dalton
Bailey
John J. Raskob
Democratic Party
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Millis
Dalton
Senator Simmons
Mr. Bailey
Lincoln Library
Mechaniceville Council No
Della Mae Reed
Helen Ferrell
Ruth Payne Cockman
John Raymond Welborne
Frances Clinard
Reid Abbott
Phylma Swain
Bill Marion
Howard Sieke
Willard Hutchins
North Carolina Ministerial Students Form Association
An all day conference at First Methodist Protestant church organized a North Carolina ministerial students association with five colleges High Point Catawba Elon Guilford and Lenoir Rhyne represented E O Peeler of High Point college was elected president and officers named A plan to invite all other state colleges to join was adopted along with a committee to draft a constitution and set future meetings
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North Carolina
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
Catawba
Elon
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
E. O. Peeler
High Point College
J. H. Smith
Elon College
Edward T. Plitt
Catawba College
Dermont Swicegood
Lenoir
Eton
North Carolina Christian Endeavor meet set for Winston-Salem
The North Carolina Christian Endeavor union plans its 1930 convention in Winston-Salem on June 24 to 26. The state executive committee met at First Methodist Protes tant church to outline speakers and a large registra tion drive.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
First Methodist Protestant Church
State Union
Wayside Inn replica exhibited by Bay Street School pupils
Continued on Page 6-A the fifth grade project from Bay Street School will be shown in the school auditorium at 10 30 Wednesday. Henry Ford and Dr. Daniel L Poling have shown interest in the one inch to one foot scale model of the Wayside Inn replica. The exhibit recreates the original Inn with period furnishings and hosts to early American patriots.
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Dan R. Schroder
Bay Street
Henry Ford
South Sudbury
Mass
Daniel L. Poling
Washington
Catholic Chapel Car St Peter to Visit High Point This Week
The Catholic chapel car St Peter will be in High Point this week on the Southern railroad siding between Main Street and Wrenn Street. It will be open daily for inspection and services will begin Monday at eight o clock led by Rev Father Luke of the Passionist Order. All are welcome.
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St. Peter
High Point
Southern Railroad
Main Street
Wrenn Street
Father Luke
Mother's Day Observed by Local Elks Lodge Program
High Point lodge No. 1155 Elks held a 4 p m Mothers Day ceremony at the Elks home on West Broad Street with an official ritual. Officers Owen Reese J C Kaneer D D Parsons W J Fraley R F Kee and W B Warner led the service and musical numbers were performed by Genevieve Moore Mary Sue Briggs and Clara Boyd.
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Elks Lodge
Owen Reese
J. C. Kaneer
D. D. Parsons
W. J. Fraley
R. F. Kee
Esquire
W. B. Warner
Genevieve Moore
Alston F. Clark
Eequire
Feeoer
Goodman J. Gurney Briggs
Knight W. J. Fraley
Mary Sue Briggs
Loyal Knight
Mahree H. E. Jones
Clara Boyd
J. Gurney Briggs
O. S. Harville
Col
D. H. Milton
Quiet on Eve of County Convention Favors Bailey Campaign
With two weeks to register for the June primary fewer than 100 people had registered. Bailey backers accuse Simmons of opposing women’s suffrage and claim Bailey helped secure the ballot for women. Simmons supporters focus on mobilizing women voters, challenging Bailey’s claims about Raskob.
Master Painters Dinner Brought By Pittsburg Plate Glass
Masters from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville Asheboro Burlington Boone and Durham invited to dinner at the Sheraton hotel hosted by the local Pittsburg Plate Glass branch. The meeting showcases new products with demonstrations by two home factory reps and a moving picture showing brush production.
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Asheboro
Burlington
Boone
Durham
Three Names Publicized by Mistake in Tax List
Three names appeared in a delinquent tax list by mistake. Mrs Snow drop Ellison of Woodrow Avenue, the Fairmount Grocery Company on Thomasville Road, and J E Perryman Sr of 800 Lindsay Street were listed and should not have been advertised.
Highland revival continues at Pentecostal Holiness Church
The revival ongoing at the Pentecostal Holiness Church on Highland Avenue will continue through this week. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. McCurley lead services with Sunday at 11 a.m. and evenings at 7 30 p.m. announced by Pastor Rev. J. F. Goins.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
W. H. McCurley
J. F. Goins
Mrs. Hugh Black Heads Spartanburg Converse Alumnae
Converse College in Spartanburg S C May 10 The Spartanburg Chapter of the Converse Alumnae association has elected officers for the ensuing year President Mrs Hugh S Black Iris Burrus Vice Presidents Julia Brice Mrs Preston Mayson Rowena Morgan Mrs Andrew Manning Virginia Maxwell Recording secretary Mrs Allen Rogers Elizabeth Cater Treasurer Mrs John W Wright Martha Dean Crow Press secretary Hallie Matthews Program committee Mrs Hartwell Anderson Helen Holmes Mary E Anderson and Mrs M E Bowden Katie Crook
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Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Converse Alumnae Association
Hugh S. Black
Iris Burrus
Julia Brice
Preston Mayson
Rowena Morgan
Andrew Manning
Virginia Maxwell
Allen Rogers
Elizabeth Cater
John W. Wright
Martha Dean Crow
Hallie Matthews
Hartwell Anderson
Helen Holmes
Mary E. Anderson
M. E. Bowden
Katie Crook
Freeband concert ends year at Oak View High School
L L Stookey announces final free public concert by the High Point symphony orchestra and band in the auditorium at 3 30 PM under Maxwell Jones and Miss Virginia Fank. Program includes Semper Fidelis March, Princess of India overture, Le Cavalla... The Oak View school closed Thursday after a successful year with reader donations, new dictionaries, and a flag and Bible gifted by local groups.
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L. L. Stookey
High Point Symphony
Maxwell Jones
Virginia Fank
Sousa
Glenola Choir Broadcast From WNBC Studio
The Glenola Baptist church choir will air a musical program from WNBC High Point studio tomorrow afternoon starting at 2 o clock for 45 minutes. The broadcast showcases the church group in a brief regional feature.
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Glenola
Kirkman Jr. Speaks on Mexico at Elm Street School
O A Kirkman Jr spoke at Elm Street School chapel on his impressions from a recent trip to the southern republic. He entertainingly described living conditions and the customs of the people observed during the visit.
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O. Arthur Kirkman, Jr
Elm Street
Mexico
Mr. Kirkman
Republic
Census Contest Winner May Be Named Tomorrow
Indications point to Monday announcement of the 1930 census count by Joseph T. Allen assistant census supervisor. The Enterprise will name the amateur guessing champion of High Point and award a one year subscription for correctness. Eight additional guesses are listed with residents and guesses for the count.
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Uncle Sam
Joseph T. Allen
High Point
Geo. A. Matton
North Main
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Allen Wall
Montheu Avenue
B. R. Lowe
South Street
L. W. Blackwelder
Steele Street
W. N. Kinnedy
Willowbrook Street
Prisoners Build City Stockade With Trust Over Guards
George Wimberly leads the city stockade with a faith in honor among prisoners. An experiment using unarmed, supervised labor showed convicted men worked faithfully from sunrise to sunset, earning no pay while building the stockade. The success convinced officials to formalize the program.
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Icipal Court
Wimberly
Teague
Mother's Day Program At Salvation Army Building
A special Mother's Day program will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the Salvation Army building on South Main Street. The service features songs, congregational singing of mother songs, and performances by quartets, trios, duets, and solos plus a pantomime tribute to mothers. An archway of roses decorates the platform and an old-fashioned mother figure will be depicted in gingham in an arm chair as flowers are presented. The public is invited to attend.
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Tomight
Salvation Army
South Main Street
Broadway Theater to Open Soon Under J R Wagner
J R Wagner announces the Broadway theater will open around June 2 with about 400 seats and second run pictures. The building is being remodeled with new sound equipment at a total cost near 22 000, including roughly 12 000 for remodeling and 10 000 for equipment by RK Co A.
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Broadway
J. R. Wagner
Rk, Co. A
Wagner
Pre-School Clinic Opens at Elm Street School Monday
The Elm Street school pre-school clinic opens Monday morning at 9 under the Parents-Teachers association. Mothers with children entering school in the fall are urged to attend for physician inspections.
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Elm St
Elm Street
Parents-Teachers Association
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Everett Bierman
Charlotte
Maye Brown
Gladys Routh
Hester Steele
Mooresville
J. H. Peele
Hattie Mae Covington
Wadesboro
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J. George Bruner
Quiet Hour
Life
R. I. Farmer
Mr. Farmer
Christian Endeavor World
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Berlin
Tomlinson Chair Company
Wayside Inn
Dan Schroder
High Point Lodge No
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West Broad Street
Grand Lodge
Hugh Black
Kela-Bela High School
Susan Sharp
Walter Murray
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Paul Joyner
Theodore Reid
Thurman Rogers
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Glenola Choir
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
By Wade Renfrow
George Wimberly
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