School Boy Patrol Heads to Washington Parade
Fifteen members of the High Point School Boy Patrol will travel tonight at 10 10 on train No 32 to Washington D C for the nation wide parade. Chaperones are Sergeant A P Samuels and Jim Pike with a high school helper. The Lions club sponsors the trip with local contributions including $25 from the Carolina motor club. The group will return to High Point Sunday morning.
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High Point School Boy Patrol
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
A. P. Samuels
Jim Pike
Washington
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Samuels
High Point
Lions Club
Carolina Motor Club
James Edwards
Johnson Street
Frank Garrett
Jack Sappenfield
Steve Clark
Roger Taylor
Ray Street
Gilbert Southern
Cloverdale
John Fowler
Cleo Venable
Park Street
W. H. Simmons
Grimes Street
Edward Martin
Brentwood
Austin Neeley
Thurman Horney
Elm Street
Moody Bay
Oakhill School
Lloyd Stovall
Walter Hall
Reserve officers convene in Winston-Salem tomorrow
Winston-Salem will host the North Carolina reserve officers annual convention tomorrow, with expected participation from state officers and local officials. The event outlines agenda topics and anticipated sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Reserve Officers of
North Carolina
Healthy living tips for digestion and iron intake
The article promotes health through exercise and vitamin B to aid regularity. It compares ALi-Bran to beef liver for iron content and notes the bulk in Ant-Bran resembles leafy vegetables, urging lifestyle choices for happier days.
Memorial Service Music Set At Jamestown M E Church
Special music is arranged for the seventh annual Memorial service at Jamestown M E Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock honoring Jamestown community residents and former residents who died this year. A quartet will perform Night Shadows Falling: Curtis Newton Kelman Gomo Dallas Goodman and David McKimmon. F M Jones from Wesley Memorial choir will sing There Is No Death by O Hara.
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Jamestown M. E
Jamestown
Curtis Newton
Kelman Gomo
Dallas Goodman
David McKimmon
F. M. Jones
The
Wesley Memorial Church Choir
O'Hara
Auto Strikes Parked Car Injuring Woman on Lexington Ave
Mrs. A F White of Midway sustained a split nose and painful injuries from flying glass when the car she rode in collided with a parked vehicle in the 600 block of West Lexington Avenue yesterday around 6 45 PM. The injured woman was taken to Guilford General Hospital by Yow’s ambulance.
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A. F. White
Midway
Lexington Avenue
G. F E. White
Guilford General
Funeral services held for Mrs. J E Slane of Statesville
Mrs. J E Slane died at home Tuesday night and funeral services were conducted at 8:30 p m from the home by Dr C E B Rag nall and two pastors. The deceased was mother of Willis H Slane and several city residents. Out of town attendees came from Morganton Winston Salem High Point Asheville and Davidson. Pallbearers included local figures. Choir sang Asleep in Jesus and Love That Will Not Let Me Go. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs Slane longtime member of the Woman's club and First Presbyterian church.
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J. E. Slane
Front Street
Statesville
C. E B. Ragnall
First Presbyterian Church of
Louis Thornburg
Slane
Willis H. Slane
Frank Wineskie
Fred Whitescarver
A. G. Jones
Garland Jones
Lenoir
A. cc. Chaffee
Morganton
I. A. Coyle
Hock Hill
D. C
J. A. Naylor
Smith
Lahman
Winston-Salem
Herman Vetterlein
Philadelphia
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Hugh Clark
J. T. Corrigan
Clarence Boylin
Fred Munday
Oscar Smith
Maness
Fred Lambe
W. C. Edwards
Tocca
J. J. Carrigan
A. C. Chaffee
Robert McElwee
W. P. Heatwole
J. A. Knox
John A. Scott
C. A. Kiger
Presbyterian Church Choir of States
Ville
Jesus
Fred Deaton
Harold Yount
First Presbyterian Church
O. W. Slane
Oakwood Cemetery
Unidentified snake on display at The Enterprise window
Dr. John Dyer displayed an unidentified snake over a foot long in the window of The Enterprise today. The reptile shows reddish brown and black markings on its back. Readers who can identify the snake are asked to contact The Enterprise.
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The
Enterprise Today
John Dyer
Enterprise
Dime Etymology Traced to Latin Decima
A language note explains that the ten cent coin called a dime derives from the Latin decima meaning a tenth. The discussion links the term to historical naming conventions for decimal fractions in early coinage.
Mrs Stanley dies suddenly in Durham at 58
Mrs Odelia Stanley of High Point died suddenly from a heart attack while visiting in Durham. She was 58, widow of John Stanley, mother of five children, and a longtime Wesleyan Methodist church member. Funeral plans pending with Koonce Funeral Home. Interment at Fairfield cemetery.
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Odelia Stanley
High Point
Durham
Stanley
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fairfield Road
Fights Last Night in Fall River
Gene Stanton of Cleveland defeated Jose Santa of Portugal by stoppage in a nine round boxing bout held in Fall River Massachusetts.
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Fall River
Mass
Gene Stanton
Cleveland
Jose Santa
Portugal
Frank Nour Stops Roumania Boxer in San Francisco Bout
In a San Francisco clash, Frankie Nour defeats Roumania opponent Teiken from Korea by knockout in the eighth round, delivering a decisive stop. The bout highlights Nour's power and ring control as the crowd cheers the winning performance.
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San Francisco
Teiken
Korea
Frankie Nour
Roumania
Freddie Miller Faces Joe Guerrero in West Coast Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati outpointed Joe Guerrero of Downey California in a six round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Joe Guerrero
Downey
Calif
Lions Club Hears Charles Parker In Musical Program
Charles Parker gave a musical program before the High Point Lions club in the Wood Hotel dining room. Parker sang selections and played ukulele, with Potts Twining in charge. Visitor N H Caughman attended, as President H A Ceci presided.
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Lions Club
Charles Parker
High Point Lions Club
Fl. Wood
Parker
Potts Twining
N. H. Caughman
H. A. Ceci
Pony Express Venture Ends After Sixteen Months
The Pony Express operated for sixteen months and its founders incurred losses totaling one hundred thousand dollars, marking an abrupt end to the service.
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Pony Express
Memorial Day Service at Gray's Chapel
The annual Memorial Day service at Gray's Chapel in Randolp county will be Sunday May 8. Rev Edw Suits will lead the morning sermon at 11 and Dr Georges Crowell will preach the afternoon sermon at 2. Lunch will be served on the grounds and many former members are expected to return for a homecoming day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray's Chapel
Randolp
Edw. Suits
Theastor
Georges Crowell
Betterment Club To Meet On June First At Oak Hill School
The Oak Hill Betterment club schedules its regular meeting for Thursday June 1 at 7 30. Members should attend as important business will be discussed including proposed amendments to Boy Scout laws and plans for a community home for aged residents. The group will also decide on the June city picnic arrangements with women handling baskets and dinners and men supplying barbecue. Tickets will be issued by a city club committee.
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Oak Hill Betterment Club
High Point Enterprise
Lightning strike kills 21 year old in hammock
In Asheville a lightning bolt struck and killed Fred Hall aged 21 while he rested in a hammock outdoors. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene and notified.
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Asheville
Fred Hall
States and the American flag star symbolism
The flag’s stars symbolize the union of states as a collective entity rather than individual states. Each star represents a state in the union, reflecting national unity and the expansion of the republic over time.
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Winston- Salem
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