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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1936

Page

10

Campaign to Launch Cooperative Concert Membership Drive

Campaign leaders and civic club officials meet at Wesley Memorial Church tonight at 6 20 for a dinner to launch the 1936 37 Cooperative Concert season membership drive. Tomorrow workers begin solicitations with no personal approach needed as stressed by Mrs C F Tomlinson president. Headquarters stay at Sheraton hotel and prospective members urged to pick up membership cards there. Elliott Stewart from Cooperative Concerts New York arrives to supervise.

Civic Club Wesley Memorial Church C. F. Tomlinson Sheraton Hotel Elliott Stewart New York Office of Cooperative Concerts

High Point Parents Push Extra School Month Vote

Mrs. H. S. Coffield as P T A head urges High Point citizens to fund a ninth month of school for next year. She stresses 8,900 local children deserve equal opportunity with 22 progressive cities and calls for civic support to extend the school term. The campaign targets 1,000 members to secure multiple concerts under the Cooperative Concert plan with local managers and captains coordinating volunteers.

H. S. Coffield High Point H. I. Coffield Mesdames R. H. Sechrest W. T. Powell E. E. Mendenhall, Jr Everett Marsh John C. Abela Geddie Strickland R. I. Quigley Sidney Gayle Hazel Johnson Dorothy Hoskins Byron Haworth

British designer builds pocket-size aircarrier for navy

A British aircraft maker has designed a pocket-size aircarrier with a displacement of about 3,000 tons intended for use by the Royal Navy. The compact vessel aims to provide carrier capability for naval aviation in a smaller, more economical package.

Community urged to vote early for school supplement

Four leading citizens in High Point urged all registered voters to cast ballots tomorrow in support of the school supplement. They argued voting strengthens public education and warned nonvoters vote against local schools, citing leaders Mrs. M. J. Wrenn, Mrs. G. I. Humphreys, H. T. Hudson, and C. C. Garrett.

M. J. Wrenn High Point Furniture Company Caure Friends of the H. T. Hudson High Point Overall Company C. C. Garrett Hudson High Point Garrett North Carolina

Harrison to Speak Tonight for McDonald Campaign

G. F. Harrison of Mt. Airy, former North Carolina Merchants' president, will speak tonight at McDonald headquarters East Commerce Street High Point. He will address the sales tax issue, a core McDonald platform, and is expected to draw support from McDonald Hoey and Graham factions. Keith Harrison says the city drive ends with the candidate’s personal appearance.

G. Harrison Mt. Airy North Carolina Merchants’ Association Ralph McDonal McDonald East Commerce Street Harrison High Point North Carolina Dr. McDonald MacDonald, Hoey and Graham Keith Harrison

Briggs Says Supplement Will Not Increase Tax Rate

E Leroy Briggs of the city council finance committee says authorizing supplementary school support at 15 cents per 100 property value will not raise the municipal tax rate. He notes non recurring budget items would cover the school expenditure and the city cannot spend for instruction without voter approval of the supplementary fund. City Manager E M Knox has expressed a similar view and stresses legal limits on spending.

E. Leroy Briggs Mr. Briggs Briggs

Harvey Allen Receives County Road Sentence After Wreck

Harvey Allen was ordered to serve 14 months on county roads after arraignment for assault with a deadly weapon following a high speed chase on highway 10. Four injured in the crash included A. C. Luts and wife and their 13 year old daughter Mull Luts.

Harvey Allen Lewis E. Teague Beeeee Kia Karvey Snu Weverow Allen A. C. Luts Greensboro Mull Luts Lquor Woodrow Allen J. R. Smith Claude Wilson Will Harris Vance Marion Guilford Superior Court Oscar Williams Costa E. A. Cox Lula Saunders David Baker Wesley Corbett T. H. Jackson Rosetta Crawford Joseph T. Tucker James Gibson Coats Nettle Walker Andrews Arthur Coggins Forcee Dorsett Per

Correction issued for salon manager name error

The Enterprise corrects a previous advertisement for Modern Beauty Salon noting that Mrs Alice Adams was mistakenly listed as manager instead of Mrs Alice Allen. The correction clarifies the proper name in the notice.

Alice Adams Thia Alice Allen

Opposition Grows Over 15 Cent Real Estate Tax Plan

The High Point school supplement vote faces strong opposition from citizens and prominent locals including E. D. Steele who says he supports schools but rejects higher taxes. Registered voters who stay home will automatically vote against the plan, while supporters urge turnout tomorrow.

E. D. Steele

Bees Harvest Hope At Harris Home

Honey sought as K W Harris and B H Russell capture a swarm found in a shrubbery at 309 Park Street. They shook the bees to the ground and secured them in a receptacle, hoping for honey soon after the morning’s work.

K. W. Harris Park Street Mr. Harris B. H. Russell

Robertson seeks divorce in High Point court

Teresa G. Robertson filed for divorce from H. B. Robertson in High Point Municipal Court claiming marriage on September 22, 1923 and adultery alleged on August 15, 1935.

Teresa G. Robertson High Point Municipal Court H. B. Robertson

House Wash Fire at 122 Hobson Street

Firemen from companies one two and the aerial responded at 7 20 this morning to 122 Hobson street where a wash house burned from a defective flue. Damage was negligible.

Hobson Street

Groundbreaking set for Wrenn Memorial Library at High Point College

The Wrenn Memorial Library break ground at High Point College at 7 p m in memory of Mrs. Wrenn’s late husband. Event features officials from the Methodist Protestant church and trustees turning dirt in a three part shovel ceremony led by H A Millis and Dr H W Stephenson. Construction expected around 25 000 dollars. The project marks another milestone for the college founded in 1924.

Wrenn Memorial Library Methodist Protestant Board of Christian Education

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