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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1933

Page

11

First Baptist Church at High Point Century Mark Recounted

The First Baptist Church traces origins to Jamestown and moved to High Point in 1859 as Salém Street Baptist Church, adopting its present name in 1904. Under Pastor Dr. A. B. Conrad since 1930 the church reports 1182 members and over 900 in Sunday school, with ongoing expansion of Sunday school space.

Conrad 24Th Abbott’s Creek Jamestown High Point Salém Street First Baptist Church THO A. B. Conrad Conrad Kalamazoo Hillsdale College Michigan Temple University Philadelphia First Baptist Church of Little Rock New York Lynchburg Roanoke Virginia Woman's Missionary Society H. D. Sears

City Trails in School Expenditures Per Pupil

The city spent $169.85 less per pupil than New Rochelle schools and $40.67 below the average expenditure. It also spent $8.28 less per pupil than Lynchburg, highlighting its low relative spending among listed districts.

New Rochelle N. Y Lynchburg

Expenditures Per Pupil Among Cities Ranked

The report lists city education spending for 1932 33 with Kokomo Indiana pacing after High Point and Columbus Georgia at 46 12 and 36 67 respectively Fourteen cities spent over 100 per pupil and New Rochelle and White Plains New York exceeded 200 per pupil Only six cities spent under 50 and eleven ranged 90 to 100 The sixty six cities and their rank are shown

Kokomo Ind Columbus, Ga New Rochelle White Plains N. Y Chéster la Cross Wis Malden Mass Oshkosh Huntington W. V Brockton Lafising Mich Elkhart Indh Jackson Springfield Ohio Steubenville Phoenix Ariz Council Bluffs Town Lewiston Rock Island Wil Galveston Texas Pontiac Decatur Sheboygan Newport News Mount Vernon Danville Little Rock Ark Montclair N. J Orange Lynchburg Berkele Cal Ogden Santaonica Cal Portsmouth Bayonne Montgomery Ala San Jose Petersburg Ane Cah High Point Fresno Kokomo, In Biscntela N. J Columbus Highland Park, Mich Elmira Jamestown New Brunswick Colorado Springs Col Superior Wichita Kans Romé East Chicago Davenport Iowa Holyoke Kalamazoo Fort Wayne Moline Fil Quincy Clifton Erie Bronx City Joliet Evansville Cédar Rapids Rockford Lincoln Neb Tulsa Okla

Joint Y' Drive Opens With Dinner Monday

Long list of volunteers and captains announced for the Joint Y drive event starting Monday. Names include Rev. R. IL Farbier, Glenn Bowden, F. Logan Porter, J. H. Kalte, W. B. Thomas, Frank Sizemore, and many others with division chairs A. Logan Porter and I. Paul Ingle overseeing sections.

C. V. Kester Frank Sizemore W. EK. Mitchell George F. Rankin R. A. McPhesters Roy Spearman R. L. Jordan C. B. Stewart J. M. Jennings I. Paul In

Elaborate Heaven Bound drama to tour city Saturday

The Willing Workers Sunday school class will stage Heaven Bound at the Junior high school auditorium with a 3 pm show and a 7:30 pm benefit for the local church. A cast of thirty Negro performers under Violet C. Thomas includes Rev. N. J. Pass and R. M. Petter among many others. Tickets at the door.

South Main Street Methodist Willing Workers Heaven Bound Violet C. Thomas G. Rudasill United States Lake Junaluska God Satan Sin Saint Peter Rev N. J. Pass Devil R. M. Petter Locite Rogers Galbraith Jonhssie Pais Lois Briggs Madilia Femester M. J. Jones Eleanor Arnold Lucy B. Woods Mittie Borders Thurman Pass Blanche Arnold Christian Mera Bridges Clarence Mills B. M. Swapson

Smart women in America make up legs for sports wear

Smart women in America are mixing leg makeup with sports wear using different shades for sports, afternoon, and evening use as fashion trends shift toward practical cosmetic styling.

America

Athletic Department to Present Program at High Point College

The High Point college athletic department will showcase a program in Roberts Hall auditorium on Tuesday night October 24. Coach C Virgil Yow announced the event part of a state wide publicity drive to support North Carolina high school athletics. The program includes a male quartet, a one act comedy, a twenty minute tumbling demonstration and a talk by Yow on Physical Education in High Schools. Admission is nominal.

High Point College Roberts Hall C. Virgil Yow North Carolina Yow Ot

Record tire serials to aid theft recovery, police urge

Police officials urged tire owners to record serial numbers as a cheap insurance and to improve recovery in thefts. They note many suspects evade pinning with missing serials and that worn tires often look alike. Oregon first levied a gasoline tax in 1919. Salt Lake City women marksmen form a revolver association.

Police Department Oregon Woman's Revolver Association Women Marksmen of Salt Lake City Utah

Alliance Plans Annual Meeting in Alliance May Beheld

Beginning Tuesday at 7 30 p m the Christian and Missionary Alliance holds its annual missionary convention at Gospel Tabernacle on Willows Brook Street. The movement with about 600 missionaries and 1600 native workers reports record mission funding and new stations including Borneo opened since 1929 with many converts. Four speakers are listed Rev John Minder Percy Rekman and missionaries Rev C Boyer and Rev S G Barnes with services through Sunday October 29th public invitation extended.

Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle Willowsbrook Street Organization Borneo M. A John Minder Alliance Percy Rekman C. Boyer Congo Africa S. G. Barnes Argentina South America

R S Long Opens New Coal Company in High Point

R S Long announces the opening of the Quality Coal Company at 269 East Washington Street. Long, with twelve years in the coal trade, will operate it and already runs eight coal firms in Greenville South Carolina. He expresses optimism about High Point’s business future.

Quality East Washington Street R. S. Long Long Greenville 8. C High Point

Bread and Cheese Meal Outshines Fancy Dishes Says Expert

A health expert argues that a simple meal of bread and cheese with beer provides more solid nourishment than the priciest, most elaborate dishes. The remark underscores value and nutrition over luxury in diet choices.

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Thelma Patrick Margaret Sloan First Presbyterian Church Main Washington Sts R. W. Riggins Garland Daniel Lloyd Hughes Joe Gary F. Logan Porter, Jr Everett Marsh Forrest Murray Caldwell Melvin Mayes W. G. Friddle J. L. Perkins W. EB. Hussey A. Lee Gibson Bunn Hackney Virgil Yow Chas T. Parker Murray M. White W. B. Thomas Jack Thomas Jos. Cox N. W. Bales P. W. Fingége L. C Gle N.L. Garner Irving Smith Nat Harrison L. F. Ferree J. W. Lindsay Tom Kearns Frank Hunsucker Herman Smith W. J. Fraley F. W. Flythe MH. C. Twining M. H. Folger M. A. Lackey Milbourne Amos Arthur Morris C. Harmon H. Grady Owens Max Bones Louis Goldston Cam Criddlebaugh B. E. Mendenhall Thos W. Sprinkle Fred Voliva Mike Boyce Dick White E. W. Freeze, Jr Jan. W. Lovelace H. A. Millis H. F. Hunsucker Holt McPherson Wade Hiatt Pattie Jordan K. C. Denny W. T. Powell R. T. Cottam EB. T. Sareeem A. Kirkman J. H. Hardin Carter Dalton T. R. Glover R. A. McPheéeters W. J Fraley Geo. T. Wood Oscar Kearns W. D. Brooks Stirewall F. J. Sizemore Lewis Teague M. Amy Yuayne Jake Froelich J. C. Mahon Ruth Bowne J. W. Chandler J. BE. Amos D. H. Parsons W. B. Hall H. J. Gosfield C. T. Ingram Obe—Benefy North Main P. M. Tas Bing Tty Bender Oise Nelson RADIO jné-Henri Paerin Ce Miling Ed Connell Just Vincent Lopez-Alite Joy i Waters Housewives Becker Tailoring CO Woolworth R. M. Burchfield Curb Market N. Main Safiborn Eddie Rich WCAU Wor—Choir Invisible Gibson Eugene Quality Beauty Shop Washington Phone Morgan’s NBC al Goodman W. C. Brown N. Wrenn Nbc-Blue Walter Winchell Dixie Serenaders Aero Edwards Business College Tar Heel Willowbrook Caegus Hams Irene East Wington Washington Street Furniture Company Red Seth Parker Au—Boake Carter Carolina Supply CO Automobile Parts North Main Street Charlie Davis Delicatessen Ben Swartzberg F. W J. W. Mahon Greensboro Congress Veterans of Foreign Wars J. W. McMahon High Point Post McMahon James F. van Zandt van Zandt WBT Charlotte Old Post Office Alliance Plans New Coal Company Tween South Main Street
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