Snow White Comes to Elm Street School Stage
Miss Margaret Andrews teaches Elm Street school room staged Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Over 35 children performed two scenes illustrated here with Murray White as the Prince and Elizabeth Hampton as Snow White alongside Sneezy Dee Dopey Happy Grump Sleepy and Bashful among the dwarfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Andrews
Elm Street School
Snow White
Prince
Murray White
Sneezy
Eloise Garner
Dee
Caroline Arden
Dopey
Mable Lee Brooks
Happy
Geraldine Carroll
Formal Celebration At Opening Of Rifle Range
A formal celebration for the opening of the rifle range of the High Point Pistol and Rifle Association will be held June 2 starting at 1 p m and ending with a dinner on the grounds at 6 p m. Edgar Hoover’s Bureau of Investigation will send a crack shot exhibit to the event. C S Grayson will fire the first shot at the range located west of the Winston Salem highway rock quarry. Participation will be by invitation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmal
High Point Police
Pistol and Rifle Association
Edgar Hoover
United States Department of ‘E
Bureau of Investigation
Hag
J. W. McMahon
C. 5
Grayson
Winston-Salem Highway
Conference officers named as Guilford leaders elected
In Greensboro area the People’s Association of the Carolina Classis of Reform held its annual conference with Thomasville and High Point leaders. Thomasville’s leader was elected president, with Gayle of Greensboro named vice president and Edna Mae Whitt secretary. New officers include Geneva Ingram treasurer and Lucille Warlick eastern district superintendent. Delegates registered for the meeting, which opened with a consecration and a series of conferences at the First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eensboro
People's Association of the
Carolina Classis of Reform
High Point
Sullivan
Thomasville
Leonard
Lexington
Gayle
Greensboro
Edna Mae Whitt
Ett
Genevain
Salisbury
Margaret Greeson
Greens
Lucille Warlick
Cleve Shutt
on-Salem
Forsyth-Davidson
Hy Peeler
Faith
Central Tt
Egates
Eleanor Younts Elected Junior High Student Body President
Eleanor Younts, resident of the junior high, was installed as president of the student body last week. Other officers installed include Bill Peak as vice-president, Mae Bissett as secretary, and Ruby Parker as treasurer, with Ruth Culver and Mary Anne Thomas as officers. Mrs. Moffitt served as faculty adviser this year, and Miss Deans will advise next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younts
Bill Peak
Mae Bissett
Billy
Ruth Culpweretary
Mary Anne Thompasurer
Ruby Parker
Moffitt
Mies
Building Permits Reach Averages In High Point
Weekly High Point building activity stays near post Christmas average with permits totaling 10950 dollars. J A Stanford gets permit for seven room brick veneer home on East Farris Avenue costing 4750 dollars with A E Taplin as contractor. C B Welch Co receives remodel permit for a drug store at 1401 1403 North Main Street, M Brown holds contract for 1000 dollars. I 8 Moran approved for five room frame house on Merion Street costing 2000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Dallas approved three two family apartments on Hay Street at 700 dollars each. Other permits include C P Royals re roof at 205 Ward Street 200 dollars H A Millis estate addition to storage at 211 South Main Street 250 dollars J G Goldston re roof at 108 Oakwood Court 3090 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stanford
East Farris Avenue
North Hamilton
Blair Streets
A. E. Taplin
North Main Street
C. B. Welch
M. Brown
Moran
Merion Street
Sanders Dallas
Hay Street
Kivett Drive
Leonard Street
C. P. Royals
Ward Street
H. A. Millis
South Main Street
J. G. Goldston
Oakwood Court
Funeral for Mrs. Roach Set for Monday at Euphronia Church
Funeral services for Mrs. James V. Roach who died yesterday will be held Monday at 2 PM at Euphronia Presbyterian Church in Lee County near Sanford, with Rev. Morrison officiating. The funeral party departs 108 Elm Street at 11 AM. Burial follows in the church cemetery. The body remained at the Elm Street residence Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Roach
Euphronia Presbyterian Church
Lee County
Sanford
Mr. Morrison
Elm Street
Sermon by Bishop at Thomasville Church Tonight
Bishop Clare Purcell, newly elected head of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in the Carolinas, will deliver the sermon at Main Street Methodist Church in Thomasville tonight. Rev M Pickens announced Purcell’s leadership election at Birmingham conference and his return to North Carolina includes a Greensboro sermon Sunday morning. He is expected for the Aldersgate celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Purcell
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Carolinas
Main Street
Thomasville
M. Pickens
Purcell
Birmingham
Paul B. Kern
Wesley Memorial Church
Pickens
North Carolina
Greensboro
Oe Parcell
Aldersgate
Funeral Held For Henry L. Andrews
Funeral services for Henry L. Andrews who died May 19 were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Liberty Baptist Church. Rev. Harold Robinson and Rev. B. F. Mumford led the service. The church choir sang several hymns as pallbearers and neighbors attended, with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Andrews
R. J. Pierce
Springfield Avenue
Liberty Baptist Church
Harold Robinson
B. F. Mumford
God
Jesus
Clifford Redding
Herman Redding
Leslie Andrews
George Witcher
Vance Lanier
Mitchell Pierce
Church Cemetery
Funeral Services for Infant Jerry Wilson Tuttle
Funeral services were held Saturday at 4 30 PM at Burnett's Chapel for Jerry Wilson Tuttle six week old son of William and Beulah Dennis Tuttle. Revs V R Davis and R L Leviner officiated. A trio including Thelma Leviner Katie Leviner and Moste Caudle sang. Flowers were provided by local children. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wilson Tuttle
William and
Beulah Dennis Tuttle
Burnett’s Chapel Church
V. R. Davis
R. L. Leviner
Trio
Thelma Leviner
Katie Leviner
Moste Caudle
Heaven
Second primary in Sixth District Congress race seen
Campaign chatter swirls as registration ends and precinct by precinct planning begins for the Sixth District. Teague and Barker emerge as likely contenders in a possible run off with Edney Ridge gaining labor support and a strong rural vote boosting Teague’s statewide outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Barker
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Oscar G. Barker
Durham
Greensboro
Edney Ridge
Roosevelt
Guilford
Alamance
Atkineon
Ridge
Penny
Atkinson
Judge Teague
Burlington
Barnie P. Jones
Jones
College Finals To Start On Thursday At High Point
High Point college prepares a week of events from Thursday night recital to May 30 commencement with 49 degrees. Rev J H Straughn and Dr G I Humphreys headline the address and sermon along with oratorio contests Alumni Day and Class Day set for weekend activities in Harrison gym Roberts hall and First M P church doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
J. H. Straughn
D. D
General Conference
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Harrison Gymnasium
G. I. Humphreys
Janet Hall
S. Rabinowitz
Roberts Hall
P. BE. Lindley
Pastors Gather for Aldersgate Union Service Anniversary
The 200th anniversary of John Wesley s Aldersgate experience is celebrated with a union service of Methodist churches in the city at Wesley Memorial church on Tuesday May 24 at 7 45 pm The program includes organ preludes prayers readings scripture hymn story address candlelight service and benediction with multiple pastors and college president G J Humphreys leading activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Aldersgate
Aldersgate Street
London
Weeley
Wesley Memorial Church
D. W. Howell
Calvary Methodist Church
H. M. Robinson
Trinity M. E
R. C. Kirk
Ward Street
Archdale
J. C. Madison
Record Number Of Entries In Contest Snow White Show
The Enterprise and the Paramount theatre sponsored a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs contest drawing 600 to 700 entries. Judges stood over a large pile of drawings as contestants submitted work, with local firms Betty Lou Shoppe Quality Shoe Store High Point Hardware Rose Furniture Snow Lumber Belk Stevens and High Point Steam Laundry supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Paramount Theatre
Betty Lou Shoppe
Quality Shoe Store
High Point Hardware Company
Rose Furniture Company
Snow Lumber Company
Belk- Stevens Company
High Point Steam Laundry
Bishop Kern to preach at Wesley Memorial Church
Bishop Paul B. Kern of Durham will preach this morning at Wesley Memorial Methodist church. In the past quadrennium he oversaw the Methodist Episcopal Church South's interests in four Carolinas conferences and in the next four years will supervise the Tennessee Holston Florida Cuba Brazil conferences and the Latin Mission. He and Mrs Kern will reside in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Kern
Durham
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Kern
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Holston
Florida
Cuba
Brazil
Nashville
Tenn
Observations on Yadkin River Weekly Report
Observations for the week ending Friday May 20 at 7 30 p m by Murray and Flood Inc for the city of High Point at Clemmons three miles southeast of Styers Ferry on the Yadkin river. Mean temperature 67 1 degrees highest 91 6 lowest 47 Humidity 71 3 percent highest 95 percent on 14th and 19th lowest 46 percent on 16th Precipitation 1 55 feet River stage high 3 22 feet on 15th lowest 2 10 feet on 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray and Flood, Inc
High Point
Clemmons
Styers Ferry
Yadkin River
Stockton Elected Leader of Southern Furniture Group
Ralph M. Stockton of Winston-Salem was elected president of the Production and Cost division of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers association at the closing session of a two day meeting at Sedgefield. E. J. Allen and I. Foy Horton were chosen as vice president and secretary respectively. A nine member board of directors includes Stephen Muurphy, L. H. Carter, P. D. Mahony, Jd. Schwein, W. W. Hunt, R. C. Spencer, H. C. Philpott and P. D. Hassler. About 75 attendees heard talks by T. D. Meriwether of Hanes Knitting, Dr. J. Walters of Purdue, with plans for a joint September convention with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Stockton
Winston- Salem
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Sedgefield
E. J. Allen
Altavista
Foy Horton
High Point
Stephen Muurphy
Owensboro
L. H. Carter
Martinsville
P. D. Mahony
Knoxville
Tenn
Jd. Schwein
W. W. Hunt
T. D. Meriwether
P. H. Hanes Knitting Ecompany
Winston-Salem
J. &. Walters
Purdue University
Meriwether
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Seven High Point Nurses Pass Exam
RALEIGH May 21 Miss Bessie M Chapman secretary of the North Carolina board of Nurse Examiners announced the results of state board examinations for graduate nurses held in Raleigh April 6. One hundred fifty four nurses reported and 135 or 87.6 percent successfully passed the examinations. The percentage of those completing the examina tions successfully was higher than usual. Names include High Point Elinor Glynn Bane Emily Willetta Binning Rena Eliza Crutchfield Margaret Euge Killips Opal Robertson Frances Aleene Skeen Jane Vivian Venable Greensboro Frankie Katharine Cornatier Edith Elizabeth James Leaksville Classic Reubena Duggins Alice Smith Johnson Sarah Lucille Powell Nannie Kate Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Bessie M. Chapman
North Carolina Board of Nurse Examiners
Catherine Thompson
Watts Hospital
Durham
Mildred Stewart
Luna Frances Wagner
Mary Elizabeth Copeland
Ashevin Mission Hospital
Asheville
Meta Pearl Phillips
Rex Hospital
High Point
Elinor Glynn Bane
Emily
Willetta Binning
Rena Eliza Crutchfield
Margaret Euge Killips
Opal Robertson
Frances Aleene Skeen
Jane Vivian Venable
Greensboro
Frankie Katherine Cornatier
Edith Elizabeth James
Leaksville
Reubena Duggins
Alice Smith Johnson
Sarah Lucille Powell
Nannie Kate Waller
Repair Loans Rise In High Point From FHA Modernizations
Wachovia Bank and Trust reports increasing repair and modernization loans in High Point. W. C. Idol notes more inquiries and applications for home and business improvements with loans ranging from 100 to 2500 dollars. Government support covers 10 percent insurance. bank handles funds and approvals below 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
W. C. Idol
Federal Housing Administration
Biggest gains in precincts 6 and 3 in High Point primary
Election officials report about 2,250 new registrations for the Democratic primary in High Point with precinct 6 showing 292 and precinct 3 recording 265. Emerywood had 64. Other precinct tallies include 1-236, 2-172, 4-118, 5-99, 7-196, 8-64, 9-178, 10-140, 11-215, and 12-132.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Hancock raps Reynolds and CIO in NC Senate bid
Rep. Frank Hancock, candidate for the United States Senate, visited High Point on his way from Charlotte to Oxford and later Washington to vote on the wage hour bill. He criticized John L. Lewis and warned NC voters against backing candidates taking orders from CIO leaders or the National Manufacturers Association. He also recounted a confrontation with CIO regional director Roy R. Lawrence in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hancock
United States Senate
Robert R. Reynolds
High Point
Oxford
Charlotte
Hancock
Washington
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
John L. Lewis
Roy R. Lawrence
CIO
Reynolds
Committee For Industrial Organization
Rep
National Manufacturers Association
Track project makes visible progress after slow period
Contractors pushed forward on the grade crossing elimination project with a large slice cut in the area. Blythe Brothers began laying the first main line permanent track on the eastern sector while A H Galen and company worked on the Kivett drive bridge and north span excavation for Wrenn street. Grading west of the old freight station is delayed until the new freight station is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Blythe Brothers
A. H. Galen and Company
Kivett Drive
Wrenn Street
PROGRAM PLANNED Young People supper at Weasley Memorial
The Wesley Fellowship class will host a Young People's supper meeting at 6 30 tonight at Weasley Memorial church. Howard Welborn Lawrence Austin Frances McCrary and Margaret Hamlin will lead discussions. All young people are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Fellowship
Weasley Memorial Church
Howard Welborn
Lawrence Austen
Frances McCrary
Margaret Hamlin
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OW White
LL Eleanor Younts
Junior Hool
Mrs. Roach
Thomasville Church
Tuttle Child
Sixth Congressional District
Unistead
Stockton
Cost Group
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