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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1939

Page

3

Investigating Committee Probes Tennessee WPA Land Deals

The House WPA Investigating Committee pressed charges that federal relief funds were used to raise land values in Tennessee. Testimony linked lakes built to boost values of lands owned by political figures including Governor Prentice Cooper and former Senator George L. Berry. Officials argued state action certified property claims and any discrepancy rests with Tennessee authorities.

Washington House WPA Harry §Rger Treasury Tennessee Barger Eugene R. Kuhne Tennesee Fish Nashle Suner Harry S. Berry Berry Tennesee Ewra

False Teeth Worry Relief Promotes FASTEETH

Wworry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating describes using FASTEETH to keep denture plates steady while eating talking or laughing. The alkaline non acidic powder provides added comfort with no gooey taste and can be bought at any drug store.

Youngest Soviet ambassador named in Washington

Constantine Oumansky, charged affairs of the Soviet embassy, becomes the capital’s youngest ambassador from a major power. He will observe his 37th birthday Sunday. Announcement in Moscow said he will succeed Alexander Troyanovsky as Soviet envoy. Oumansky first came to Washington in 1933 with Maxim Litvinoff to seek resumption of U.S.–Russia diplomatic ties. he was appointed counsellor in 1936.

Washington Constantine Oumansky Alexander Troynovsky Moscow Dumansky Maxim Litvinoff United States Russia

Negro Scouting Advances in Uwharrie Council

Negro Scouting expands in the Uwharrie Council with four troops in High Point and a new one forming. Negro Scoutmasters from Lexington Salisbury and High Point plan a June camporee on the 6th and 7th with all registered Scouts invited. Plans for summer recreation include swimming at the municipal pool.

Uwharrie Council High Point Lexington Salisbury B. W. Hackney

Mt Vernon Baptist Church Members Complete Scouting Intro Course

Tuesday evening five church members including Rev. E L Kirby completed the introductory Scouting course taught at William Penn High School by C E Yakley. The group plans at closing to establish a troop with J L Simpson William A Martin Ulysses Harris and J A Thomas taking part.

Mt. Vernon Baptist Church William Penn High School C. E. Yakley E. L. Kirby J. L. Simpson William A. Martin Ulysses Harris J. A. Thomas

Court of Honor Honors District Scouts at Leonard Street School

The district committee held a Court of Honor at Leonard Street School on Tuesday evening for all district troops. Dr J C Morgan chaired the examining, awarding merit badges in Personal Health Civics Scholarship First Aid and noting recipients including Robert Carter Curtis Quick Mathew Edwards Charles Whitted Robert Williamson James Lee Harry Lee Decpsey Williams Wesley Kenan and others. Troop No 11 with Scoutmaster O W Ross and assistants Walter Moore and Dennis McBride attended, among a very large number of Scouts.

Leonard Street J. C. Morgan Robert Carter Curtis Quick Mathew Edwards Charles Whitted Robert Williamson James Lee Harry Lee Decpsey Williams Wesley Kenan No. 11 O. W. Ross Walter Moore Dennis McBride

Commencement plans and community notices from William Penn High

Dr. Rayford W. Logan will deliver the commencement address at William Penn High School on Thursday June 1. The baccalaureate sermon is May 28 at 3 30 by Dr. John L. Tilly. The Quaker Oratorical contest is May 22 with seven student speakers. Evangelist Lizzie Lindsay to conduct a five night revival starting May 17. Community Band donations announced: $22 from Negro Park Commission. Dr. R A Herring spoke to the High Point Professional Men's Club on the health department. He highlighted infant clinics and urged use of Leonard Street services. guests included Rev. Sharpe and doctors Martin and Young.

Rayford W. Logan Atlanta University School of Graduate Study William Penn High School Logan Harvard University France John L. Tilly School of Religion Shaw University Raleigh Odessa Steele Inez Lawhorn Gwendolyn Whitted Otis Wells Harry Palmer Alphonso Williams Carolyn Robinson Evangelist Lindsay Lizzie Lindsay Winston-Salem St. Mathew C. M. E. Church R. A. Herring Department of Health High Point L. B. Haizlip Vall Street Herring City Health Department Fairview Street Leonard Street Dr. Herring R. C. Sharpe Brooks Memorial M. E. Church J. A. Martin W. E. Young Haizlip Rev. Sharpe

William Penn Prom Tonight With A and T Orchestra

The annual Junior-Senior Prom of William Penn High School will be held in the school gymnasium this evening starting at 8 o'clock. Music will be provided by the A. and T. College orchestra.

William Penn High School William Penn Gymnasium A. and T. College Orchestra

Lasser Addresses WPA Union Members in Greensboro

David Lasser national president of the Workers Alliance of America spoke to WPA workers and union members in Greensboro on May 11. Hazel Dawson presided. Buck Borah and Lawrence Ross also spoke as Lasser outlined the upcoming May 27 Washington meeting on proposed legislation.

Greensboro David Lasser Workers Alliance of America WPA Hazel Dawson Raleigh The Workers Alliance Buck Borah Amalgamated Workers of America Lawrence Ross Hig Point UFW of America Mr. Lasser Washington

North Carolina tobacco farmers to raise flue-cured crop 15 percent

North Carolina tobacco farmers expect a 15 percent rise in flue-cured tobacco acreage this year after crop control restrictions ended. Lloyd Weeks of the State College Extension Service said growers across the flue-cured belt plan about 11 percent more tobacco. Weeks noted the planning draft would be sent to congressmen.

Raleigh North Carolina Lloyd Weeks N. C. State College Extension Service Weeks

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Cooper Mem Home County Gen. Pershing John J. Pershing Tucson Ariz Moffitt's Coorrigh W. F. Longa Negro Scouting Court OF Honor DR. Logan William Penn Warren B. Steele Negro Park Commission America S. S. America Famous Mariner’s Museum Newport News United States Lines New York Lasser South CIO AFL Arthur Arthur's Cafeteria North Main Street Wachovia Bank
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