Northwestern District Teachers Plan Eleventh NC Convention in High Point
The eleventh annual Northwestern District Teachers convention of the North Carolina Education Association will be in High Point on Friday October 20. Leaders include Dr A T Allen Dr Howard Rondthaler Harry Harding and Senator Capus Waynick among others. Sessions open at 10 am and 7 30 pm with talks on public education in North Carolina European challenges to American education and other topics. Group meetings feature vocational agriculture and classroom teacher sessions with R R Lawrence speaking on benefits of joining the American Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
North Carolina Education Association
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point Schools
Susman
Cntire Us
North Carolina
A. T. Allen
Howard B. Rondthaler
Salem College
Harry Harding
John W. Carr, Jr
Duke University
Capus M. Waynick
Jule B. Warren
LeRoy Martin
State School Commission
R. R. Lawrence
State Federation of Labor
Albert B. Coates
Institute of Government
Andrews
Charlotte
Raleigh
Howard E. Rondthaler
Winston-Salem
A.S. Daniels
Draper Schools
T.S. Womble
South Park School
Laura Tillett
Greensboro High School
W. M. MecCullock
Stoneville
Roy H. Thomas
Classroom Teacher Association
K. G. Phillips
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Prosecution of Gold Hoarders Delayed by Justice Dept
Washington reports prosecutors will postpone action against a High Point gold hoarder with $800 in bullion to pursue those with holdings of $1,000 or more. The department withholds names, citing policy to target larger hoards first. 44 individuals nationwide face immediate action.
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Washington
High
High Point
Justice Department
United States
Real Estate Uptrend Cited By Smithdeal Realty
Curtis Smithdeal of Smithdeal Realty asserts real estate in High Point is returning to normal as prices rise and demand grows. He notes fourteen homes sold in about ninety days, priced from 1800 to 5000, aided by newspaper advertising and weekly 1000 remodeling spending to boost property value.
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Curtis Smithdeal
Smithdeal Realty Company
Smithdeal
High Point
Company to finance first mortgage paper
Roy C. Welborn of the Commercial Investment company announces arrangements to finance acceptable first mortgage paper at six percent interest for three years. Requirements include security acceptability and use of funds to boost business activity from higher raw material and labor costs during the national recovery program.
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Roy C. Welborn
Commercial Investment Company
Nebraska Tops River Mileage Among States
Nebraska records the most river mileage of any state, highlighting extensive waterways and extensive waterway networks across the state. The data underscores Nebraska's prominent position in river systems compared with other states.
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Nebraska
State
Liberty error sparks nationwide kidding of Trinity founder
Bruce Craven of Trinity sends witty notes after Liberty magazine wrongly calls him founder and first president of Trinity College. The misprint dropped a line saying grandson of Braxton Craven, triggering jokes from friends across states. magazine editor apologized, noting a stupid error.
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Bruce Craven
Trinity
Liberty
Trinity College
Braxton Craven
Mrs Saunders Named Red Cross Roll Call Vice Chair
Mrs Saunders, longtime head of the Junior Red Cross with over 7 000 city students in its ranks, is named vice chair of the Roll Call for the local Red Cross campaign to be held November 14 15. She also named ward captains and outlined house-to-house canvassing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Ladies’ Organization
Red Cross
Diffendal
Man Arrested After Gun Battle With Police
P G Walker white of 326 West Russell street was arrested on assault with a deadly weapon after a gun battle with officers on Loflin street. Officer Stoker and Kivett fired eleven shots wounding Walker in the arm. Walker’s shot went astray. Walker captured on Taylor street. Dr W J McAnally treated his wound. Police also arrested Hiram Payne for illicit wine possession following discovery of several gallons of wines.
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P. G. Walker
White
West Russell Street
Loflin Street
Stoker
Kivett
Walker
Taylor Street
Alker
W. J. McAnally
Hiram Payne
Green Street Baptist Church Grew Rapidly Over Years
The Green Street Baptist Church began as a small group in 1897 after stock shares funded the purchase of the old school building at Green Street and Mangum Avenue. By 1939 under Rev. George Tunstall the church housed 1376 members with a 1500 seat auditorium, extensive Sunday school facilities, and active organizations led by Mrs. G. M. Koontz and Walter Crissman. Beginning October 22nd the
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J. A. Clinard
R. ©. Charles
O. N. Richardson
C. C. Muse
N. G. Beeson
A. J. Dodameade
D. H. Parnell
Green Street
Mangum Avenue
First Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
George T. Tunstall
Louisville Seminary
Oxford
N. C
Tunstall
Emporia
Women’s Missionary Union
G. M. Koontz
Young Women's Auxiliary
Girls’ Auxiliary
Sunbeams
Royal Ambassadors
Baptist Young People's Union
Walter Crissman
M. C. Leonard
B. G. Leonard
C. A. Lewis
T. P. Andrews
Roy Culler
Piedmont Baptist session set for Greensboro October 18 19
The fortieth annual Piedmont Baptist association meeting will be hosted at White Oak Baptist Church Greensboro on Wednesday and Thursday October 18 and 19. Rev J L Coley leads the host church with Dr J Clyde Turner to preach the introductory sermon.
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Piedmont Baptist Association
White Oak
White Oak Baptist Church
Greensboro
J. L. Coley
Guilford
Randolph
Rockingham
J. Clyde Turner
First Baptist Church of
Association
Zeno Wall
First
Shelby
State Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
George Burnett
North Carolina
Anti-Saloon League
Clarence A. Smith
O. E. Lee
Scrap iron becomes a billion dollar business
Scrap iron has grown into a billion dollar industry, driving high demand and substantial profits for buyers and sellers alike. Market activity surges as steel mills and recyclers expand capacity to capitalize on rising prices and global demand.
Revival at First Baptist Hendersonville With Rev Ford
The church plans a two week revival led by Rev. Herachel Ford pastor of First Baptist Hendersonville arriving on the 28th to assist in the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herachel Ford
First Baptist Church of
Hendersonville
Watchdogs to Guard Consumers Against Profiteering
Mrs. Mary H. Rumsey leads NRA plan to create Consumers Watchdogs in High Point and county areas to curb profiteering and unfair price rises. The council will monitor retail prices against federal cost values, educate the public on reasonable increases, and forward unresolved complaints to Washington.
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NRA
High Point
Mary H. Rumsey
NRA Consumers’ Board
Consumers’ Watchdogs
High Point Consumers
Washington
Installation Of Sunday School Workers Today
More than 100 officers and teachers of the Wesley Memorial Sunday school will be inducted during a morning ceremony at Wesley Memorial. The service follows the 11 o'clock worship, with Rev. G. Ray Jordan delivering a sermon titled The Church's Way To Power. New and incumbent staff enter in a front church processional as Liston Pope notes loyalty and ability remain high among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Liston Pope
Pope
W. B. McEwen
C. §. Welborn
Edward Gurley
W. S. Watson
Frank Gurley
Pp. W. Flagge
J. A. Johnson
Everett Marsh
W. L. Jackson
J. W. Chandler
Mary Alice Futrelle
Edith
Surgeons Honor Dr. E. A. Sumner
Dr. E. A. Sumner longtime Burrus Memorial Hospital surgeon was elected a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons at the Chicago convention. Native of Randleman, he trained at Wake Forest and Baylor, practiced with his late father W. S. Sumner before joining Burrus Memorial, joining local peers honored similarly.
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American College of Surgeons At
Chicago
E. A. Sumner
Burrus Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Sumner
John T. Burrus
H. L. Brockmann
C. B. Bonner
D. A. Stanton
Randleman
Wake Forest College
Baylor University
W. S. Sumner
Randolph County
Full Fall Program Planned for YWCA in State
A full fall schedule for the YWCA was announced by president Mrs. Collier Ellis. The program targets girl professionals, students, and workers with clubs in industry, business, and leisure, featuring cooking, sewing, glee, dramatics, and art, plus health and physical activities at the YWCA and at Lucky Strike Bowling. The Health Education committee plans games for the cottage and tennis remains popular. The Young-Employed Girls club meets weekly for working girls aged 16 to 22 with varied programs.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Collier Ellis
Mary Gwynn
High Point
Health Education Committee
Initial Gift group plans Monday supper to kick off Y M C A campaign
Amos Kearns and Mrs. R T Amos chair the Initial Gift committee for the joint Y M C A W C A finance campaign. Twelve two member teams compose the committee with division chairmen for men and women groups. J Wilson Smith of Charlotte will direct and attend all meetings.
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Amos Kearns
R. T. Amos
Y. M. C. AY. W. C. A. Finance
O. B. Kearns
Mu. J. Wrenn
R. B. Gantt
J. c. Sheloff
C. A. Kirkman
Millis
H. Tomlinson
H. A. Millis
Frank Hunsucker
C. ¢. Garrett
J. Welch Harriss
Seborn Perry
R. R. Ragan
C. &. Diffendale
Fred N. Tate
C. L. Amos
Willis Slane
Frank Wineskie
Mra
C. F. Tomlinson
M. J. Wrenn
Lillian Massey
Collier Ellis
Horace Haworth
F. Logan Porter
Lawrence Matton
W. J. Fraley
RB Ingle
J. Wilson Smith
Charlotte
Number of Meetings On Slate For I. W. A. During Coming Week
Twenty one meetings were held last week by the Industrial Workers association. President DPD Bradley reports strong interest and outlines a busy coming schedule at the I W A hall. Sunday school at 9 a m today. Monday 10 a m laid off High Point Overall workers urged to attend. Monday 7 30 p m degree team and mass meeting for all woodworkers. Tuesday 7 30 p m Robbins players rehearse at the same hour.
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Industrial Workers Association
DPD
WY. Bradley
High Point Overall Company
Bradley
Robbins
City to Receive 607,500 Pounds of Free Pork
North Carolina will distribute 607,500 pounds of pork to aid the needy starting next week. State Director Mrs. Thomas O Berry announced from Raleigh, with districts and central shipping points set. Winston Salem handles the immediate district while High Point gets 11,577 pounds and Guilford County 6,411 pounds from Greensboro shipping point.
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North Carolina
Thomas O'Berry
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
High Point
Guilford County
Greensboro
Andrew Jackson Post 87 to induct new Legion officers
The Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 American Legion will install newly elected officers at its bi monthly meeting next Tuesday evening. W Ney Evans will take the oath as commander succeeding George F Edwards along with other officers including D C Farlow J E Thomas George C Connor M A Lackey W J Bil Bennett Dr Ray Jordan and Felix Brockman. Plans for an Armistice Day parade will be discussed and members urged to attend and greet the new commander.
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Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
W. Ney Pvans
George F. Edwards
D. C. Farlow
J. E. Thomas
George C. Connor
M. A. Lackey
W. J.bil Bennett
Ray Jordan
Felix Brockman
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Northwestern District Teachers Association
Bigger Fry
Roll Call
8. S. Saunders
Liberty Error
Baptist Church
Mrs. Saunders
RED Cross Drive
Vs. Saunders
Man
Baptist Body
Wesley
Y.W.C.A
Collier H. Ellis
W. Ney Evans
A.J. Koonce
South Main ST
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