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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1939

Page

7

Dean Messick Leads Fourth District P T A Panel on Character Education

Dean D J Messick of Elon College chaired a Fourth District P T A panel at the Sheraton Hotel discussing Character Education. Speakers included R S Proctor Davie County Schools and Mrs Hartley High Point with topics on vocation parental roles in character building and the churchs part in molding youth.

North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Sheraton Hotel D. J. Messick Elon College Dr. Messick R. S. Proctor Davie Ounty Schools Gar Hartley High Point O. C. Williamson Jerry Strater Burlington Alderman Sykes Thomasille Henry van Dyke

Lebanon Methodist Church Mittie Philathea Class meets in social

The Mittie Philathea Class of Lebanon Methodist Church held its monthly meeting Monday night with Mrs. J. W. Montgomery as hostess. Officers were elected: President Welborn, vice president R. K. Hoke, secretary H. B. Johnson, assistant secretary Bessie Cook, treasurer J. W. Montgomery, reporter Willie Barnes.

Mittie Philathea Lebanon Methodist Church J. W. Montgomery Welborn R. K. Hoke H. B. Johnson Bessie Cook Willie Barnes

Meeting at Mrs Louie Peace Home After Refreshments

After refreshments the group planned the next meeting at Mrs Louie Peace’s home. She is noted as the only Southern girl to hold a post in this home for underprivileged children, a role begun last spring after her graduation from Woman's College. En route home they visited New York and the World’s Fair.

Louie Peace Woman's Colege New York

Two Y W C A Clubs Meet For Study And Plans

Florence Nightingale Club members continued studies after a supper meeting. The sewing class practiced re decoration, the leather crafts group made belts and purses under Miss Johnson and Miss Blair. The World Affairs group explored The Economic Effect of the European War on the United States. The Highland Lend A Hand Club held leathercraft study. The Saturday Book Club plans to visit Palmer Memorial Institute for a music festival Sunday at 2 30.

Florence Nightingale Club Johnson Blair United States

Community leaders urge education over dollars in Guilford

A Greensboro area meeting stressed visual education, church building, and school term length as essential for youth. Speakers warned that money can hinder progress and highlighted vocational guidance, driver education, and parental collaboration. Attendees from Guilford led in attendance and Jamestown touted rural membership.

What-Not Club Elects New Officers

The What-Not Club met at the Rowe home on English Street. A planned weiner roast was moved indoors by bad weather and dancing followed. New officers were elected, with Mrs Finley Horney as president and Mrs Arthur Rowe as treasurer.

Arthur Rowe English Street Finley Horney Nola Idol Mary Ruth Kimrey Paul Norman Aurelia Einstein Sylvia Betts

Taplin Family Returns From Vermont Vacation

Mr and Mrs A E Taplin returned to their home after an extended vacation in Vermont. Mrs Taplin spent three months at a summer cottage joined by her sister Mrs J S Adams of Goldsboro. They were joined by Miss Sophia Taplin, a social service worker at the Home for Little Wanderers, en route home.

A. E. Taplin

Cloverdale PTA Discusses School and Home Ties

At the first Cloverdale PTA meeting on Tuesday evening principal M. L. Patrick spoke on Parents and Teachers Working Together. He urged the school and homes to engage with each other to ensure the school’s success. Mrs Hayworth reported on the twelfth annual PTA meeting at Chapel Hill in June.

M. L. Patrick

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Dean Messick P.T. A Lebanon T.E.L J. T. Dickens Archdale First Baptist Church Prospect Church Virginia Mendenhall Helen Frazier Louise Peace Poety Patahy China T. Watson Shockley Perkinson's North Main ST Reet Sykes Bobby Gayle Rachmaninoff Allen Jay School Guilford County Rockingham Alamance Forsyth Davidson Randolph Caswell Stokes Jamestown Sheraton Charles F. Carroll French Boyd Raleigh School Health Coordinating Agency Mrs. Taplin Vermont Sedgefield Inn Maine Cae Noxzema Penney’s Sunny Tucker Cynthia Dibe sA.os Jean Nedra Cloverdale P T. A Mr. High Point Penne Penney Company Sanforized Llas
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