School District Parent Teacher Council Meetings
School news items describe several Parent Teacher Council meetings across Elm Street Cloverdale Oak Hill schools. Activities include chapel programs by grades, book donations, attendance notes, and planned social hours for parents to meet new teachers.
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Parent Teacher Council
Main Street
Elm Street News
F. L. Conrad
Elm Street
Mr. Conrad
Cloverdale News
Cloverdale School
Parent-Teachers Association
Bradner
Parent-Teacher Association
Parson
Martin
City Library
Oak Hill
High Point
Ous Point
Shipman
America
Perryman
Gaddy
Bernice Ines
Local Railroad Reports Record September Business
The High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad reports September as its busiest month for tonnage, with factories in High Point Thomasville and Denton showing record orders. The line plans direct telegraphic service, advertising in Manufacturers Record, and expanded through package and pool car service to numerous cities.
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High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Cleveland
Ohio
Carolinas
H. P. T. and
D. Railroad
Florence Transfer
S. C
Winston-Salem
N. CC
Roanoke
Philadelphia
Potomac Yards
Cinnati
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Atlanta
Wadesboro
Dallas
Texas
Texas Points
Primary Grades Share Fall Program At Bay Street
Children from Bay Street school primary department led by Miss Wannamaker and Miss Holton presented an early autumn program. The third grades described weekly classroom activities and highlighted art projects including The Circus Parade and the Little Puppet Show.
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Ruby Pilcher
Joseph Logan
Ray Street
Bay Street School
Elizabeth Wannamaker
Irene Holton
Jennie Lee Kerr
Bay Street teachers honored by city faculty reception
The teachers of Bay Street school attended a reception for city faculty hosted by the ladies of First Baptist church on Saturday September 24 at Mrs Grayson’s home on North Main street.
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Bay Street
Bay Street pupils hear librarian on library use
Miss Marianne Martin spoke to Bay Street grammar pupils about joining the public library and using reference works. She also read Arthur Ransome's The Fire Bird, the Horse of Power and the Princess Vasilissa. The event followed singing America and a devotional led by Miss Edna Bigham.
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Marianne Martin
Bay Street
Martin
Miss Martin
Horse of Power
Princess Vasilissa
Arthur Ransome
Newborn Chinese Babies Rarely Have Green Eyes in North China
In North China it is noted that new-born Chinese babies sometimes display green eyes and light red hair, a rare trait amid the region's typical appearances.
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North
China
Henry S Hudson Dead Greensboro Grocer Dies at 70
Henry S Hudson 70 a well known Greensboro grocer died yesterday at 6 25 p m after nine weeks in a local hospital Funeral services Sunday at 3 p m at his Asheboro street home interment in Green Hill cemetery Rev C E Hodgin officiating He was a Randolph County native long a city resident his wife preceded him in death Glenn Hudson a son a granddaughter Jean Glenn Hudson a sister Mrs Adeline Beard of Jamestown three nieces and five nephews survived He was active in the Pythian lodge Davidson county well represented at State college with fourteen freshmen from the county and additional students in higher classes
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Greensboro
Henry S. Hudson
Asheboro Street
Green Hill Cemetery
C. E
Hodgin
Hudson
Randolph County
Glenn Hudson
Jean Glenn Hudson
Adeline Beard
Jamestown
Pythian Lodge
Lexington
Davidson County
State College
E. B. Owen
Tyre Township
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G. C. Kester
Jack Kester G. D. Cox
A. E. Wells
L. E. Tinsley
M. E. Howell
C. J. Davis
Bessie Pope
Clyde Chenault
Miss Pearl Leonard Luther Parker Julian C. Woodard
R. A. Lloyd
A. G. Kinney
Glen
Homer
H. P., T. & D. Company
Coats
C. F. Tomlinson
F. R. Taylor
John Hedrick
Taylor
Tomlinson
Mae Frazier
R. F. J. Johnson
T. Wingate Andrews
R. E. Ranson
d’Amour
Virginia Frank
Virginia Ashlin
Py Street
Edna Bigham
Huntersville
N. C
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High Point Folks
Willie
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