Scout Friend Appeal Opens Tomorrow High Point Drive
The Boy Scout campaign in the Uwharrie Council to enlist 400 supporting friends begins tomorrow aiming to raise 5063 dollars by Thursday night. J Ed Millis chairs the campaign. a breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel Tuesday marks the formal launch. Local leaders including B W Hackney and Frank J Sizemore endorse scouting for its lasting personal and civic benefits.
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Uwharrie Council
High Point
Tomorow
J. Ed Millis
McCune
Wwe
Sheraton Hotel
Boy Scout Movement
B. W. Hackney
Scout Council
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sizemore, Jr
G. Ray Jordan
City Shoe Shop Promises Reliable Repair and Value
A City Shoe Shop ad touts affordable, high quality repair services. It emphasizes experienced staff and customer appreciation while promising efficient, first class workmanship and cost savings for patrons.
New Ice Plant For Thomasville
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE THOMASVILLE May 22 A permit for the erection of an ice plant has been issued to J Mar win Black operator of the Black Lumber company Machinery for the plant is now being secured and it will have a production capacity of 15 tons daily Mr Black will use day labor for construction of the building.
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Thomasville
J. Marvin Black
Black Lumber Company
Black
High Point Leaders Urge Support for Boy Scouts
Community figures including G Ray Jordan and Mrs Parker push financial and manpower backing for Scout training. H A Millis and Prof L R Johnston stress scouting broad benefits for youth amid economic crisis and social pressures.
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High Point
G. Ray Jordan
Parker
Paul Ingle
Pres
Kiwanis
H. A. Millis
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
C. H. Ellis
Boy Scout Movement
L. R. Johnston
Ths
Boy Scout Organization
Boy Scouts
Local Post V. F. W. and Auxiliary Meet Tonight
Local Post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary plan a joint meeting at the hall on East Washington street tonight at 8. Final details for the 1933 state encampment to be held here early next month will be discussed. all members are urged to attend.
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High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
Catholic Laymen to Speak Here on Christian Credentials
The St Edward church committee announced Boston’s David Goldstein and assistant Theodore H Dorsey will address the public Tuesday at 7:45 PM in the city lot on North Main street. The talk titled The Credentials of Christianity aims for goodwill not controversy, with a post address quiz.
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St. Edward’s Catholic Church
David Goldstein
Boston
Theodore H. Dorsey
North Main Street
Catholic Church
Millerand
Briand
Herve
France
Mussolini
Pipini
Italy
Blackford
England
Spargo
Famous Ballard Jug Band at Broadhurst Tonight
The Broad hurst theater hosts the famed Ballard Jug Band from Louisville for two showings at about 7 30 and 9 00 pm with proceeds donated to the American Legion Drum and Bugle corps. The ensemble performs without formal musical training yet can play five hours from its repertoire and accompanies the film Bondage starring Dorothy Jordan and Alexander Kirkland.
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Broadhurst Theater
High Point
Louisville, Ky
The
Broadhurst
Ballard and Ballard Company
High Point Radio
WHAS
Louisville
Dorothy Jordan
Alexander Kirkland
American Legion
Dr John H Hamilton Named Director of State Hygiene Lab
Dr John H Hamilton of Wilmington becomes director of the state laboratory of hygiene succeeding the late Dr C A Shore who headed the lab for 25 years. Governor Ehringhaus endorsed the board's choice after a Raleigh teleconference. Hamilton to assume duties immediately and bring his extensive public health experience to the post.
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John H. Hamilton
Wilmington
James M. Parrott
State Laboratory of Hygiene
C. A. Shore
John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Hamilton
Parrott
New Hanover and Wilmington
Burrus
Shore
Harvard Medical School
Man Struck With Iron Pipe On Chestnut Street
Mr. Curlee of Chestnut Street was treated at Burrus Clinic this afternoon for a bad head laceration after being struck on the head with an iron pipe by an unidentified assailant. He was treated and sent home.
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Curlee
Chestnut Street
Burrus Clinic
I am coming to your city for a religious talk
The speaker declares a peaceful mission, tying justice to Christian morality, and states that the address will be religious and patriotic. He emphasizes not stirring religious animosities but presenting facts to good-willed people.
Craven addresses Peacock Bible Class on belief in immortality
Trinity lawyer Bruce Craven spoke to the Peacock Bible Class on what grown men believe about religion. He argued there is as much scientific evidence for a future life and God as for other truths, citing Edison and a historic claim about heavier than air flight. He warned against permanent rejection of belief.
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Bruce Craven
Trinity Lawyer
Peacock Bible
Edison
Revival Services Will Be Continued At English Street Church
Revival services at English Street Methodist Protestant church will continue this week announced by Rev. C H Hill. The two week meeting has drawn general interest. Fifteen new members and six honorary members have been received. Public invited to attend.
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English Street Methodist Protestant Church
C. H. Hill
Scholarships fund courses at Duke for world peace leaders
Citizens of High Point and Thomasville donate more than a dozen scholarships for a Duke Institute of International Relations program at Duke University from June 12 to 24. The course, presented with the American Friends Service Committee, covers lectures by noted figures and offers both full period and day student rates with accommodations and meals provided.
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Duke Institute of International Relations
Duke University
High Point
Thomasville
T. A. Sykes
American Friends Service Committee
M. J.,wrenn
High Point College
H. A. Millis
Rotary Club of
John T. Burrus
Central Friends Church C. E. Society
Austin Finch
Rotary Club
Friends Service Committee of
North Carolina
Guilford College
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Classified Ads at Community Exchange Seek Domestic Help
A page from the Community Exchange lists multiple help wanted notices. Entries include an elderly man seeking a housekeeper and a white girl for room and board, and several women offering general housework for food or cash. Other ads mention bartering an L C C. Smith typewriter for wood and coal, and requests to exchange a refrigerator for a rug.
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Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
L. CC. Smith
Peacock Class Outing Postponed
The Peacock Bible Class barbecue and spring outing scheduled for Thursday night at Willis Park was postponed due to a clash with the Charity ball game. The event will be held at a later date, possibly next week, announced by class president C. G. Bedford at the meeting.
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Peacock Bible Class
Willis Park
C. G. Bedford
Walkout by knitters ends at Maurice Knitting Mills
A small group of knitters and fixers at Maurice Knitting Mills in Thomasville walked out at 10:30 a.m. to protest a new efficiency plan aimed at reducing seconds and waste. The strike ended after lunch when the workers returned to their jobs, with former system to be resumed pending T. E. Jennings’s return from New York. The dispute arose from a misunderstanding of the plan’s terms.
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Thomasville
Maurice Knitting Mills
T. E. Jennings
New York
Motorcycle rider injured in Lexington collision near Y
O L Lackey of 903 Circle Drive, Welch Motor employee, suffered a fractured rib and injuries when his 32 Harley Davidson was struck by an Austin car entering from a side road at the Y near Lexington about 4 15 Sunday. He was taken to Lexington Hospital then moved to Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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O. L. Lackey
Circle Drive
Welch Motor Company
Austin
Lexington
Lexington, Whose Name Could Not Be Learned, Ran Out From A Side Road. Mr. Lackey
Lexington Hospital
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Theodore H Dorsey
Ballard Jug Band
Princess
Dr. Hamilton
Post
Bruce Graven
Glass
Peacock
Duke Institute
Institute of Interna
Grover Clark
the Pacific Magazine
Japan
National University of Peking
Harriet Wiseman Elliott
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Sidney B. Fay
Harvard University
Paul Harris, Jr
National Council For the Prevention of War
Washington, D. C
Josiah Morse
University of South Carolina
Kirby Page
Elbert
Maurice Mills
Henry Gord Dearborn
Mech
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Detroit
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