North Carolina Parents and Teachers Convene in Raleigh
About 300 delegates are to arrive for the 12th annual convention of the North Carolina congress of parents and teachers at Wesley Memorial church and the Sheraton hotel. The event runs through Wednesday with addresses by Miss Frances Hays and Dr Howard Richards.nn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Wesley Memorial Church
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
City School Board
C. A. York
L. R. Johnston
Woman's Club
T. Wingate Andrews
Frances Hays
National Congress
Howard Richards
Hays
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Ellen Lombard
United States
The
North Carolina Congress
E. C. Lombard
United States Department of the Interior
Frances S. Hays
Navf
New Theory Emerges On Cop's Injury At Guilford General
Rumors question if Motorcycle Cop B. R. Lowe was attacked rather than injured in a spill. He mumbled about hitting by a person while hospitalized, but no attacker description or details emerged. Observers note clothes intact, machine undamaged, pistol missing, suggesting foul play and a staged rollover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Lowe
Guilford General Hospital
Lowe
Broadhurst
Monarchs 10 Hold District Meeting Here Tuesday
The Monarch clubs district convention meets at the Sheraton hotel Tuesday morning November 11 with 150 to 200 members expected. A banquet at 7 15 p m and a dance at 10 p m follow the day’s sessions led by District Governor Dr D R Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Clubs
North and
South Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
D. R. Perry
Durham
J. S. Babb
N. L. Garner
Mesdames L. C. Furgurson
H. M. Taylor
A. H. Holton
N. IL. Garner
Joe Snider
R. E. Brown
Durham Club
C. A. York
High Point
J. E. DeGafferello
Winston-Salem
Monarch Club
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Spartanburg
Monarch
Charlotte
Gastonia
Asheville
Perry
High Point Club
C. D. Thompson
Elmer D. Hedrick
R. A. Wilson
F. R. Auman
Mesdames H. M. Taylor
L. C. Furgurson
G. H. Jones
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ennis Orchestra
Mill Serenaders
A. B. Conrad
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Opens Armistice Day
The Red Cross Roll Call starts Tuesday Armistice Day with a target of 1650 new memberships, run by the American Legion Auxiliary. Teams and locations include the Post Office Hart's Pharmacy Mann's stores King's Drug Cecil's and Ingram's with volunteers listed for morning and afternoon shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Lewis E. Teague
Post Office
B. W. Kirkman
Hart’s
Thag West
Mann’s
W. J. Bennett
King’s
Jack Burris
J. C. Welch, Jr
Matton
Russell Blackburn
Economy
Grover’ Kester
Cecil
Reid Kearns
Ingram
A. M. Richardson
Outlaw's Car Found Parked on City Street
The green Buick sedan found on Tate Street by Monroe Mass, fireman for Asheboro Railway, is tied to Richard Croker once seen in the county. Police renewed efforts to locate the Randolph County outlaw, with the car seized and kept at J C Welch Motor Co garage for return to Asheboro where it was stolen days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Randolph County
High Point
Croker
Tate Street
Monroe Mass
Asheboro
J.C. Hammond
Are To Organize Tabernacle Choir This Afternoon
Singers who signed up to assist the Stephens tabernacle choir are asked to meet at the Tabernacle on South Main Street this afternoon at 3 o clock. Raymond Nelson of Chicago will direct the singing and recruit at least 300 voices with the Baldwin piano loaned for use. All willing to help are welcome regardless of church choir membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Tabernacle Choir
Tabernacle
South Main Street
Raymond Nelson
Chicago
Ill
R. BR. Bland
Baldwin Piano Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nelson
Six Year Old Boy Seeks Forever Home
High Point public welfare issues a call for a family to adopt a bright energetic six year old boy. The child would suit a farm or country home and would bring companionship and help around the house. Obtain details from F. H. Shuford, boys' commissioner, at phone 2897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Board of Public Welfare
F. H. Shuford
Dr. Humphreys to Preach at First Methodist
Dr. G. I. Humphreys president of High Point College will preach this morning at the First Methodist Protestant church in the minister's absence Rev. R. I. Farmer is in Albemarle for the North Carolina conference. There will be no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. I. Farmer
Albemarle
North Carolina
Friends To Hold Morning Worship But Evening Service Canceled
Central Friends Sunday school and Brotherhood class meet at 9 45 with Horace Haworth as superintendent. Minister Tom Alderman Sykes will give a morning message at 11 o clock. No evening worship today or the next two Sundays until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Tom Alderman Sykes
Convention Program for Parent Teacher Conference 1930
Schedule for the 1930 Parent Teacher Convention in High Point begins Monday November 10 with registration and sessions at the Sheraton Hotel and High School cafeteria. It features addresses by Frances Hays Frank Howard Richardson J L Foust and Frank Graham, plus numerous round tables and a banquet at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. White
H. N. Bowne
John Gurney Briggs
Eben Lombard
Arthur Watt
High Point Council of Parent-Teacher Association
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Howard Richardson
Charles Madden Nabers
High Point College Glee Club
J. L. Foust
N. C. C. W. Musice
Miss Luce
High Point College
E. C. Brooks
State College
Frank Graham
University of N. C
Raymond Binford
R. I. Farmer
Edith Moore Sherrod
E. J. Coltrane
Enrolment Surges in High Point Night Schools
More than 430 pupils are enrolled in High Point night schools, up from last month. Eva Edgerton reports October attendance averaged 324 with 171 perfect relies. two students won bibles. Classes under Emma Blair and Highland settings show excellent attendance, with limited absences and varied schedules for white and colored groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Eva Edgerton
Emma Blair
R. T. Chappell
Ida Herman
Armistice Day Services Planned at Springfield Friends
A special Armistice Day program is set for Springfield Friends church at 11 o clock this morning. Speaker will be Dr Philip Furness of Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Friends Church
Philip Furness
Guilford College
Banks and City Hall To Be Closed On Armistice Day
High Point will observe Armistice Day quietly with all banks and city hall offices closed except for emergency services. The post office and public library will keep hours, with librarian Willie Welch noting the library remains open Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United States Post Office
Willie Welch
Special program marks opening of new fourth ward school
On November 13 at 7 30 p m the formal opening exercises for the new fourth ward elementary school on Springfield avenue will be held. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews announced inviting school board members principals and teachers all city patrons and the public. The high school band will perform and the school’s modern facilities are highlighted. Miss Edna Morgenthaler is acting principal with teachers Annabelle Thompson Sallie Ratcliffe Annabelle King Evelyn Gallant Beatrice Warner Aliceteen Westmoreland Virginia Wall Mrs Grady R Moore and Mrs Pauline Howard on staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Springfield Avenue
T. Wingate Andrews
Edna Morgenthaler
Annabelle Thompson
Sallie Ratcliffe
Annabelle King
Evelyn Gallant
Beatrice Warner
Aliceteen Westmoreland
Virginia Wall
Grady R. Moore
Pauline Howard
Service to be Held in New Tabernacle
A special service is set for this afternoon at 3 o clock in the new tabernacle recently built on property owned by R L Church, half a mile southeast of Archdale, announced last night by Rev S T Ferguson.
Pistol Likely to Be Used in Davidson Trial Evidence
A pistol believed to be used by Thomas Marion in the alleged murder of his wife near High Point last month may be introduced as evidence in the Davidson Superior Court trial in Lexington. Efforts are under way to determine if the fatal bullet found in the murder car upholstery could have come from this weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marion
High Point
Davidson Superior Court
Lexington
C. L. Gray
Col
Calvin Goddard
Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory
Northwestern University
Chicago
Col. Goddard
Seth Wiard
Ballistics
Campbell
Washington
Gray
Patterson Hearing Continued To Nov 17
Preliminary hearing for Earl Patterson of Oak Hill on a liquor for sale charge following a raid on a whisky cache near the city was continued to Monday November 17 before U S Commissioner W G Brown. Patterson was released on a $1000 bond after arrest by federal prohibition agents and local officers while processing jars in a packhouse where over 100 gallons of whisky were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Patterson
Oak Hill
United States
W. G. Brown
Patterson
Emma Blair School P T A Hears Sykes and Miss Hutchinson
Rev. Tom Sykes spoke at the Emma Blair school Parents Teachers Association meeting about home influences in shaping future citizens. City school nurse Miss Veigh Hutchinson urged careful quarantines and child health. Miss Blanche Wagner’s grade led with songs, while Miss Mildred Wessinger’s first grade earned the attendance banner with 23 parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sykes
Emma Blair
Parents-Teachers Association
Veigh Hutchinson
Blanche Wagner
Mildred Wessinger
Sir Walter Raleigh Life Dramatized by Fifth Grade
Fifth graders at Emma Blair school presented a student written dramatization of Sir Walter Raleigh in the chapel program last week. The performance included a devotional service and song with full class participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Raleigh
Walter Raleigh
Dalworth MacMillan
Emma Blair
Safety Week Proclaimed in High Point for Industrial Conference
Mayor C A York designated November 9 to 15 1930 as Safety Week in High Point. The move aligns with the first statewide Industrial Safety conference set for November 13-14, 1930 sponsored by the Industrial Commission to reduce industrial accidents locally and statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. York
High Point
North Carolina
Industrial Commission of
City of
I. C. A. York
Gardner
Remember World War Heroes Silent Prayer Observed
Mrs. M. T. Hicks, chair of the American Legion auxiliary memories committee, urged High Point residents to observe one minute of silent prayer at 11 a m on Armistice Day in honor of World War heroes. She asked local factories to sound whistles at the hour to announce the prayer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
M. T. Hicks
Memories Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
New Boys Shop to Open on North Main Street
The Junior Shop at 108 North Main street announces a formal opening Friday morning, November 14. Owner C. S. Holland, formerly with J. C. Penney, will be aided by A. E. Prim, previously with the N. H. Silver company, highlighting their experience in children's clothing and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
C. S. Holland
J. C. Penney
Holland
A. E. Prim
N. H. Silver Company
High Point and Durton Railroad Moves Into New Office
The High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad began operations in its new two story steel and concrete office building at Commerce street and Jacobs avenue. The modern fireproof structure houses lobby offices traffic department and record rooms. the building opened on the birthday of late general manager O Arthur Kirkman Sr. Architect Eccles D Everhart supervised construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point, Thomasville and
Denton Raiilroad Company
Denton Railroad
Commerce Street
Jacobs Avenue
O. Arthur Kirkman
Court of Honor Tomorrow Night
The Boy Scout Court of Honor will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Wesley Memorial church for the last meeting before Christmas. About 20 to 25 scouts are expected to receive advancement in rank. Scouts must call at headquarters tomorrow afternoon between 3 and 5 to join the Junior Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Scout
L. R. Johnston
F. L. Porter
G. B. Daniel
C. B. Diffendale
Herbert Johnson
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American Theater
North Carolina Industrial Commission
O. Max Gardner
Southern Furniture Exposition
Commercial Club
Thos. P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Columbus
John F. Anderson
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Hartford
Conn
Ethelbert Stewart
Matt H. Allen
Monarchs
North
Legion Auxiliary
Outlaw
Tabernacle Choir
Dr. Humphreys
Courtesy
J. W. Burke
John W. Moore
J. H. Allred
L. C. Matton
L. F. Tuttle
Department of the Interior
Ed. P. White
Marion Burgess
T. A. Sykes
Om. A. Sykes
Mechanicsville
Highland
West End
William Penn
Fairview
Highland Community Building
Bessie Hollbrook
Walker Avenue
Josie Vincannon
Smith Street
Flota New
Redding Street
New Tabernacle
Marion
Emma Blair School
Sykes
Miss Hutchinson
MES
Mayor York
Denton Railroad Company
Court of Honor
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