Expenditures Reduced At High Point College Trustees Meet
High Point College reports lower operating costs for 1952 53 by 8751 79 with enrollment up to 286 and plans a 1933 34 budget of 68500 including a 7000 90 salary cut. The board approved charter amendments to expand trustees and suspended intercollegiate football as part of a comprehensive financial review. The meeting highlighted Dr G T Humphreys president's report noting improved current assets from 63836 92 obligations to 19902 01 and presented awards for reading and perfect attendance at the night school commencement with 67 students receiving certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
High Point College
G. T. Humphreys
High Point
Emma Blair
W. T. Saunders
Geddie Strickland
Moxie Kizer
Alice Teague
Lorena Graves
Malissa Graves
Estelle Lawrence
Mesdames
Alma Mae Brown
Cora Chamblin
Dora Hooker
Isabelle Harrelson
Etta Wade
Minnie Culler
Maude Allred
Martha Anderson
Bertie Wagoner
Louise Morton
Annie Smith
Yallie Cook
Annie Boles
Sarah Reavis
Mary Jane Everhart
Mallisa Lawrence
Roxie Kizer
Athena Batalas
Mary Jones
Cordia Dean
Druzella Hudson
Florence Warren
Lola Allred
Mollie Webster
Nannie Patterson
Bertie Cavin
Tig Pindergrast
Cora Holder
Mary Skeen
Sarah Lewis
Laura Jones
J. D. Stacy
W. H. Grady
T. M. Hill
Roxie Smith
Mallisa Graves
Cordin Dean
Tena Hargraves
Jeanie Dunning
Mesers
John Vanhoy
N. D. Rummage
Virginia Nixon
Vada Sheffield
Eva Childress
Woody
Camp Uwharrie to Open in July for Four Weeks
Hackney announces Camp Uwharrie will operate four weeks starting July 7 serving up to 300 boys from the district. Leadership includes last year’s staff with H. B. Hiatt as medical head and many area leaders assigned to site, program, waterfront and food planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Bunn W. Hackney
Hackney
Robert Hubbard
James Asbury
Carl Jones
Frank Sizemore
Wendell Dunbar
James Montgomery
Jack Bowers
Stuart Rabb
R. C. Jennings
Chas Parker
High Point
H. B. Hiatt
W. Moore
Monroe
Ross Sigman
Salisbury
C. L. Amos
C. V. Roberts
Edgar Hartley
Chas. Burkhead
Sam Strickland
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
H. C. Philpott
Lexington
Winston
Winston Council
Uwharrie Council
High Point Safety Patrol
David T. Yow
H. R. Williamson
Eb, Diffendale
Tar Heel industry to host Dickinson at Southern Furniture banquet
Invitations were mailed by J. T. Ryan for a Thursday banquet at the Inn to hear John Dickinson assistant secretary of the Department of Commerce. He will discuss government cooperation and administration programs affecting Tar Heel industry during the two day Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association session at Sedgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Sedgefield
John Dickinson
Department of Commercce
Dickinson
Mr. Ryan
Washington
Tme
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Duke University
Closing Exercises Set For Colored Night School
An elaborate program for the closing exercises of the colored adult night school will take place Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Leonard Street School auditorium. The event features speeches, class exercises, and certificate Bible and prize awards.
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Leonard Street
Geddie Strickland
Woman's Club
America
Lillian Massey
C. H. White
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Power of Jesus
C. F. Tomlinson
Rev Tom Sykes to Deliver Address at Mt Pleasant
Rev Tom A Sykes pastor of Central Kenda church will deliver the address before religious organizations at the Collegiate Institute Mt Pleasant on Sunday evening May 21 Rev Joel S Snyder pastor of First Baptist Fayetteville will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday morning May 21
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Tom A. Sykes
Central Kenda Church
Collegiate Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Joel S. Snyder
First Baptist Church of
Fayetteville
Willeliver
Pension Funds In Effect June 1st Ratified Monday
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Raleigh May 13 A bill by Senator Waynick to create a policemen and firemen retirement fund for High Point, already passed by the senate, was amended in the house to take effect January instead of December 1 1933. The bill was passed on third reading and sent to the senate for concurrence. The senate concurred and the bill will be ratified Monday.
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Enterprise
Raleigh
Waynick
Policemen’s and Firemen’s Retirement and Pension Fund
High Point
Senate
House
Janet
Council Weighs Personnel Shakeup in City Administration
City council plans a midterm session Wednesday to consider personnel changes across city departments. While a wholesale overhaul is unlikely, members expect selective reassignments and may retain City Manager E M Knox despite calls for change. The Democratic majority appears supportive of Knox amid broader party backing.
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All
Ait
E. M. Knox
Knox
W. C. T. Carter
John 8. Pickett
Crime decline in High Point citywide records drop in four months
A report by the High Point Board of Welfare based on police bureau data shows a and 150 fewer crimes in the first four months of the year versus the same period last year, with total crimes reaching 1948 vs 1198. The report notes federal relief's inauguration last November coinciding with dropped crime and outlines changes by category, including a rise in robbery but declines in burglary larceny and family offenses.
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High Point
Board of Welfare
J. W. McMahon
Bureau of Identification
Buu Sc Mmtblhua
Recital Today At High School Spotlight Young Musicians
Music Week concludes at High Point High School with a 3 p.m. recital in the auditorium. Hubert Liverman and Iris Welch, seniors, perform with Margaret Sloan of High Point College assisting. Liverman plays piano and trumpet and is praised as a gifted composer and promising local talent. Welch is noted as a leading state flutist. Maxwell E. Jones lauds Music Week as highly successful with larger crowds and strong programs.
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High Point
High Point High School
Hubert Liverman
Iris Welch
Margaret Sloan
High Point College
Liverman
Welch
Maxwell E. Jones
Music
Brentwood School to stage The Land of Dreams Come True operetta
About two hundred Brentwood students aged six to twelve present a three act operetta on Friday evening May 19. Alan Gray TM Campbell wrote the piece directed by Miss Lila Shore Thomas and Mrs. Dan Schroder. The show features Mother Goose characters and a final dream-lesson aftermath with song and dance numbers.
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Brentwood School
Alan Gray
Campbell
Lila Shore Thomas
Dan R. Schroder
Mother Gove
Bo Peep
Jack Horner
Mary Contrary
Jack and Jill
Boy Blue
Miss Muffett
Nimble Jack
Mother Goose
Mary
Betty
Virginia Frank
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Four daily air services between London and Paris now operate
Four daily air services now operate between London and Paris, expanding air links. The development adds choices for travelers and increases competition among carriers.
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London
Aris
Greece to inaugurate Athens to Alexandria air link in June
Greece plans to launch a new air service from Athens to Alexandria Egypt in June. Officials say the project will connect two major hubs and boost tourism and business travel. The announcement names Athens as the start city and Alexandria as the destination with June as the target start month.
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Greece
Athens
Alexandria
Egypt
W A to Honor Mothers Day Program at Hall
The Industrial Workers Association announces a Mothers Day program this afternoon at 2 30 at the hall 122 North Main street. The public is invited and mothers will receive special entertainment. A large gathering is expected.
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Industrial Workers Association
North Main Street
PD. W. Bradley
Crown Hosiery Mill
Industrial Workers Asociation
Robbins Hosiery
Highland Mill
Mother's Day Observed Here Today
The article notes local observance of Mother's Day with services in churches and the tradition of wearing a white rose for living mothers and a red rose for deceased ones. It recounts Miss Ann Jarvis's role in founding the day and explains its adoption across states and into federal law.
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Ann Jervis
Philadelphia
Jarvis
Congress
Southern Furniture Exposition Attracts National Buyers
Paul W. Casey reports the Southern Furniture Exposition building drew the largest market attendance in three years with daily buyers from across the country registering. He notes strong prospects for the July 26 to August show and cites improved business from southern factories enthusiastic for continued recovery at the upcoming markets.
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Paul W. Casey
Removal of Southern Offices Move Announced
Earl N. Phillips announces the consolidation of La France Industries and Nachman Spring-Filled offices into 900 North Main Street, in the former Studebaker building. The move groups stocks from 24% South Main and 322 Mangum Avenue to shared quarters with upgraded water facilities beginning Monday.
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Southern
la France Industries
Nachman
North Main Street
Henry Motor Sales Company
Studebaker Distributors
Earl N. Phillips
North Main
la France
South Main Street
Hose Furniture Company
Mangum Avenue
Phillips
Wateres
Community Singing At Gospel Tabernacle
A community singing is announced at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook street this afternoon under the direction of Fr Buck. The public is invited to attend and participate in the event led by Fr Buck.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Geelock
Fr. Buck
Mother's Love As Heat Friend Blessing For All
A compact reflection on a mother's love framed as a blessing worth cherishing. The text equates motherhood with warmth and care, highlighting affection and compromise as core elements of maternal devotion.
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Mother
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