North Carolina Hospital Association Meets Here This Week
The twelfth annual meeting of the North Carolina Hospital Association will be held at the Sheraton hotel Tuesday through Thursday. Prominent physicians and state public figures will attend, including Dr. J. F. Highsmith of Fayetteville and Dr. Wilbour C. Davidson of Duke University. Dr. Harold Glascock will give the welcome and Dr. W. S. Rankin will discuss Recent Developments in the Hospital Field in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Hospital Association
Sheraton Hotel
J. F. Highsmith
Highsmith Hospital
Fayetteville
Wilbour C. Davidson
Duke University
Bert W. Caldwell
American Hospital Association
Chicago
R. Duval Jones
New Bern
L. V. Grady
Wilson
Harold Glascock Raleigh
W. S. Rankin
Duke Endowment
North Carolina
Lawrence Hospital
C. W. Ashburn
Winston, Salem
Dean Medical Department
Grace E. Crosterly
Walker Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
J. M. Broughton
Raleigh
Presbyterian Hospital
Oak Ridge Institute Commencement May 19 24 Program Highlights
The Oak Ridge Institute announces its 77th commencement exercises to be held May 19 to 24. Dr C Morgan Compher of Dover will deliver the address May 24 at 11 am with diplomas and medals presented. a reception follows at 9 pm. Baccalaureate by Rev Joseph Hiatt is Sunday at 11. Oratorical contest Wednesday and annual debate Thursday feature prominent speakers. Class day Thursday at 3 pm. Marshals listed. 91 graduates include W H Dixon Jr president and Benson Black class poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Institute
C. Morgan Compher
Dover
Delaware
Joseph 8. Hiatt
M. Chandler
Durham
B. C. Davis
Martinsville
A. T. Edwards
Athenian Society
T. M. Cooper
Enfield
W. C. Hinson, Jr
Charlotte
K. P. Cummings
Winston- Salem
G. H. Shelby
Philomathean Society
W. H. Dixon, Jr
Kinston
Benson Black
Burlington
J. B. Lopp
Lexington
HE. O. Wright
Fairmont
W. Va
K. L. Thompson
Mother daughter banquet held by local industrial clubs
A mother daughter banquet gathered about 75 mothers and daughters at the Y W C A on East Commerce street. Mrs. Lamar McCallum directed decorations for the candle lit supper while Miss Margaret Readdick presided. Nannie Utley led group songs and toasts were given by several members. The meal featured frozen fruit salad roast pork and strawberry short cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Commerce Street
Lamar McCallum
Margaret Readdick
Industrial Council
Nannie Utley
Highland Club
H. W. McCain
C. Dunbar
Catherine Howard
Edith Moore Sherrod
Cromer
Girls' Week program to close in High Point today
High Point ends its nationwide Girls Week observance with church attendance by daughters and mothers. The YMCA Girl Reserve sponsored events concluded yesterday with a sunrise hike and breakfast picnic. About 160 girls gathered at the high school grounds for games. The Cloverdale club staged a stunt and a field meet followed, with the Junior High Club beating Cloverdale 8 to 4 for the baseball title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Girl Reserve Department
Cloverdale Club
Cloverdale
Flower and Vegetable Show Date Set For September
Preliminary plans for High Point's Flower and Vegetable Show set for the second week in September in connection with the city beautifu contest were completed at a committee meeting. The expanded entry list and new classes funded by merchants and manufacturers promise richer competition with prizes and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Tom Alderman Sykes
C. E. Sheloff
Jesse Harriss
G. W. Clark
W. F. Clayton
H. A. White
W. C. Beavans
Newly Elected Councilmen Take Office Next Tuesday Night
An influx of new council members will assume duties next Tuesday night for a two year term with anticipated changes ahead. Civil court in High Point opens May term on May 21 with a long list of cases, including actions involving City of High Point and multiple local companies and individuals. Central Friends church prepares summer programs led by Woodall and Woodall, starting with Vacation Church School June 17, followed by four weeklong camps at Paradise Point from July 8 to August 8 for various youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Shore
Central Friends Church
High Point
Vacation Church School
Quaker Cabin
Paradise Point
Shore
School of Recreation
Playground and Recreation Association of America
New York City
Changes Expected in Police Department and City Leadership
The article notes several anticipated changes in the Police Department and confirms five city council members will take office next Tuesday. Incumbents W. A. Davis and A. H. Holton, plus new members C. A. York Alvin S. Parker and S. W. Horne, were elected by wards. York will serve as mayor for two years. The new council will appoint various administration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Holton
W. A. Davis
Davis
C. A. York
Center
S. W. Horne
Alvin
F. P. Conrad
Alvin S. Parker
Parker
Horne
York
Pentecostal Holiness Church Announces Two Services Today
Two services will be conducted today at the Pentecostal Holiness church on Highland Avenue at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Revival services begin Wednesday night led by Rev. and Mrs. W H McCurley of Elberton Georgia. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentacostal Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
W. H. McCurley
Elberton
Mrs C E Scheloff Reelected State Philathaea Leader
Mrs C E Scheloff prominent local woman is reelected president of the state Philathea association at the final session of the Winston Salem convention. Delegates from her class included Mrs R L Brooks and Mrs T C Johnson as the Philathea and Baraca union elected officers and directors for the two associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Shceloff
Philathea Association
Winston-Salem
Shceloff
First Baptist Church Philathea
Winston- Salem
R. L. Brooks
T. C. Johnson
Souvenir booklet for High Point Fair announced
Contracts have been let for a souvenir booklet and catalogue of the High Point Agricultural and Industrial Fair to be held in September. The edition will include space for prominent High Point business men, comprehensive data on the city’s educational industrial and civic progress, details on prizes exhibits and programs, pictorial features and special fair attractions. Plans aim for an attractive volume mailed weeks before opening and the fair is poised to be a record event in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mothers Day Service Highlight At Main Street M E Church
Mother's Day will be observed at the morning service of Main Street Methodist church with a Sunday school children's number. Rev. Turner Smathers will preach on Behold Thy Mother. J W Clinard will lead the Wednesday prayer meeting in a laymen round table to discuss church interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Turner Smathers
J. W. Clinard
New City Council Budget Surplus Looms In Eleven Months
About 200 scouts from Uwharrie council spanning Thom asville and nearby towns will meet at Camp Uwharrie on Saturday for the annual jamboree. Eight events will determine three cups while a notable list of judges oversees. The gathering begins 1 30 p m with troop entries led by High Point Thomasville and Lexington groups. The article also notes the upcoming city budget status report to be presented May 14 showing a net city debt of 6 131 434 86 and total assets of 13 591 210 52, revealing substantial net worth and asset values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Council
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
High Point
Salisbury
Camp
Uwharrie
F. B L. Porter
H. R. Williamson
W. B. Hall
Ned Vaughan Lloyd
Winston-Salem
Gilbert Strock
Stanley Hubbard
Billy Davis
Tom Taylor
Bob Hubbard
Jim Welborn
Walter Hargett
Reginald Rogers
Dick Hubbard
Clark Hubbard
Arthur Marsh
Howard Kelly
Peyton Moffitt
Collier Ellis
Craighead McCanless
Sherrod Salsbury
Billy Fraley
Lawrence Austin
Elmer Jensen
Edward Phibbs
Edward Snider
Wendell Dunbar
James Montgomery
Frank Sizemore
Frank Trogden
Wallace Davenport
Marlowe Teague
Harold Smith
Woodrow Minter
Billy Smith
Raymond Crowell
Samuel Jenkins
Clyde Whisnant
William Wilson
O. A. Petrea
S. W. Rabb, Jr
William Wheat
Raymond Wheat
Cecil Burton
James Ruddock
Herman Stevens
Milford Smith
Edgar Burton
Richard Retten
John Smith
Marvin Spencer
May Court of Honor Set for Monday Night
The May court of honor for High Point scouts of Uwharrie council will be held at Wesley Memorial church Monday night at 7 30 oclock. All scouts are requested to be present in uniform. Scout Executive B W Hackney Jr will talk on the Camp Jamboree to be held May 18 and plans for the coming summer camp. The junior court of honor will be held at scout headquarters at 4 oclock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Scouts
Uwharrie Council
Wesley Memorial Church
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Scout Headquarters
Charity Ball to Be Held at Sheraton May 31
The High Point Shrine club plans a charity ball at the Sheraton hotel on Friday night May 31 with the Capitolians, Washington’s inaugural ball orchestra, providing music. Miss Josephine Barker of Richmond will decorate, J. M. Thomas will be master of ceremonies, and Shriner admission requires red fez and shrine cards. A club meeting and bridge party for ladies is set for May 18, with weekly Ladies' Day thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Shrine Club
Capitolians
Washington
Josephine Barker
Richmond
Coles
J. M. Thomas
Oklahoma Citizens To Visit High Point On June 19
A party of about 125 Oklahoma real estate businessmen will tour eastern states, arrive in High Point at 5 AM, meet the welcome committee at 8 30, stay about five hours, and continue through Charlotte Greensboro and Winston-Salem on a trip toward Canada via New England. The Tulsa organizer is M J Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
High Point
United States
North Carolina
Canada
New England
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Cal Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Glass
Tulsa
Southern Railway System
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N.C. Hospital Association
National Association
Oak Ridge
Dr. C. Morgan Compher
Dover, del
Industrial Girls of
City
Eugene H. Jarrett
Jarrett Stationery Co
L. B. Williams
H. E. Hoover
City of
O. L. Williams Veneer Co
Guy D. Grimes
Charles Fulton
J. M. Fulton
Industrial Bank of Richmond
E. Wray Farlow
Savannah H. Farlow
Johnson Furniture Co
J. W. Johnson
Sharp Clary
R. R. Ragan
J. L. Kaneer
Fay Horney Kaneer
H. A. Millis
Fay Horney Kane
Friends Church
Pentecostal Holiness
State
Philatheas
Addie Wilson
Asheville
W. L. Pendleton
W. L. Weldom
Warrenton
J. F. Parrett
E. A. Huggins
Rich Square
M. A. White
Reidsville
Baracas
Henry N. Heitman
Winston Salem
Elliott G. Shaw
Henderson
A. B. Saleeby
High Point Fair
Main ST. M. E. Church
New City Council
Camp Uwharrie
The
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