Arbor Day program at Emma Blair School described
A meeting of the Emma Blair School parent Teacher Association on October 18, 1927 featured Rev. J C Byrom speaking on Home and School. The program included Arbor Day observations by the fifth grade with poems plays songs and a fire safety drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
arent-Teacher Association
Ema Blair
Ctober
J. C. Byrom
O. Bames
M. C. Culler
Yrom
Calvary Mem Tral Methodist Church
High Point
Imma Blair
Furth
Iss Ida Mungan
Hazel Dennis
Frank Wood
Henry Abbey
Sarah Bolt
Ray Steele
Marie Combs
Woodman
Washington Irving
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sir John Lubbock
Joyce Kilmer
Fourth Grade Program Delights Oak Hill Audiences
Miss Clarks fourt grade presented a morning program in the auditorium with classroom work, songs, and plays. The lineup included The Crow and Fox, Why the Rabbits Tail Is Short, The Tar Baby dramatization, and more led by students Thelma Muse Theodore Bean Roy New James Harris Wade Russell Paul Brady Ruth Miller George Meredith Marguerite Burton and others. Miss Kirkmans grade posted the month's highest attendance earning an indoor baseball prize. Mrs Spencer was chosen to join Oak Hill committee for a high school visiting teachers reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Fox
Thelma Muse
Theodore Bean
Roy New
James Harris
Wade Russell
Paul Brady
Santa Lucia
Geddie
Ruth Miller
George Meredith
Winifred McIver
Margaret Hutchens
Marjorie Burton
Marguerite Burton
They Cook
Erline Dix
Howard Saltz
Inez Simmons
Fourth Grade Flowers and Rummage Sale Profits
Miss Bumgardener's and Miss Walker's Fourth Grades enjoy flowers from Grade Mothers Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Bowers. A Ways and Means rummage sale chaired by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Wood netted twenty five dollars. Mrs. Mitchell's fifth grade holds the honor room in banking this week. Posters advertise the Hallowe'en dinner.
Johnson Street School Fire Prevention Week Program
Johnson Street School held Fire Prevention Week activities with an audience of students. Fifth grader Mrs. O'Quinns class performed songs, a play, a poem, and a demonstration on why stealing is wrong. Girl Reserves organized by Miss Dorothy Gardyne enrolled thirteen members with coordinators Miss Harmon and Miss Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Penn Pierce
Doris Pike
Girl Reserves
Inauguration of School Savings at Ray Street School
Last week marked the start of the School Savings year at Ray Street School with Miss Creighton’s Fourth Grade as Banner room. Teachers urge children to save small amounts while emphasizing thrift and promptness through oral English lessons and arithmetic problems. Miss Wannamaker’s Third Grade again led with perfect attendance. The First Grade chapel featured songs and a devotional, with multiple classes performing pieces such as Leaves are Falling and Polly's Bonnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Creighton
Wannamaker
Johnson Street School Orchestra Holds Second Practice
Members of the Johnson Street School orchestra held their second practice of the year Wednesday morning under the supervision of Miss Frank and Mr. Butler. Miss Frank leads the violin group and Mr. Butler directs the wind players.
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Johnson Street
Frank
Mr. Butler
Miss Frank
Fence 500 Miles Separates New South Wales and Queensland
A long fence extends across the border between New South Wales and Queensland, spanning about 500 miles to bar tick infested cattle from entering New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Queensland
Local Church Directory Listings and Service Times
A dense listing of church names with pastors, superintendents, and weekly services across neighborhoods. It includes First Baptist North Main, Southside Baptist, Green Street, Mechanicsville Primitive, West End, Lindley, Welch Memorial, English Street, English Street M P, Pilgrim, First, First (duplicate), Salvation Army East Russell Street, Mangum Avenue. Services feature Sunday school around 9:30 to 9:45 a.m., morning worship around 11 a.m., evening services 7:30 p.m., and midweek prayer meetings on Wednesdays. B Y P U and Christian Endeavor activities listed with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
North Main Street
L. T. Wilson
A. E. Tate
Southside Baptist
Highland Avenue
Stanton Street
Tasso W. Siler
C H. Maynor
Green Street
Herman T. Stephens
Mechanicsville
J. M. Hilliard
Rasco Clinard
Salvation Army
East Russe
Mangum Avenue
Cap
W. J. Barrett
Holiness
Your Peoples
Main Street
St. Mary’s
North Main
Farriss Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
Friends
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Annex
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Gilbert Marsh
Christian Endeavor
Oak Hill Friends
J. Waidu Woody
Evan Croll
Springfield Friends
Clara Cox
Bible School
Young Peoples Meeting
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial
John W. Moore
B. C. Harmon
Epworth League
South Main
W. B. Davis
J. W. Clinard
First Wesleyan
Newton, Meadows
Chestnut Streets
W. R. Harvey
Calvary M. E
H. C Byrum
A. H. Holton
Highland
E. M. Jones
R. L. Proctor
West View
Archdale
M. E
Richardson Streets
Prof
East Washington
Hobson Streets
H. M. Kirkpatrick
S. L. Parham
D. D
Mount Vernon Baptist
Hoover Street
W. L. Mason
N. L. Hawood
Millikan invites to Sunday services at 1012 Asheboro Street
Mrs Ray R Millikan pastor invites parishioners to Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Young People meet at 6 45 p m and mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 p m You are cordially invited. Come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Ruth
G. O. Hayworth
C. P. Cobb
F. Logan Porter
Young Peoples
Asheboro
Ray R. Millikan
Brooks Memorial M. E
Fairview Street
William E. Hairston
Church listings and schedules on various streets
A long list of churchs and denominations with pastors, Sunday schools, and service times across streets including East Green Parker Green Tryon Washington Newton Meadows Chestnut and more. Includes Rev. Adler Wyrie Wolff Bowne Conrad Sykes Moore Davis Harvey and others with weekly services at 11 am 730 pm 930 am and midweek prayer meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edwards
East Green
Parker Streets
A. C. Adler
New Yorker Praises North Carolina Progress
A New York banker sends a letter to Governor A. W. McLean after touring North Carolina. He compliments the state on its roads, schools, and children, saying the progress is evident and predicts prosperity with potential support from his circle. The tour was arranged at the governor's suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
New York
A. W. McLean
Gov. McLean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha Dill
Beatrice Warner
Wade Koontz
Jesus
High Point Creamery Company
Oak Hill School
Ada Blair
Young Peoples Endeavor
Junior Christian Endeavor
J. Hutton
J. B. Huff
Sup
Lund
Christia Endeavor
Milton Whitener
Edgar Whitener
Church of God
Christian
First Christian
Green
Tryon Streets
C. A. Bost
Lonnie L. Wyrie
Elon College
J. A. Lee
First Christian (Disciples
East Washington Street
J. W. Wolff
Episcopal
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
H. F. Cooper
Luther League
Presbyterian
Cherry Street
J. C. Morgan
M. M. Cerran
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Morris Chapel
Methodist
H. L. Ashe
W. M. Holt
T. A. Brower
A. M. E. Zion
C. W. Carver
W. B. Steele
NEW Yorker
STATE
Great
Sherrod Park
Bay Street Grammar School
New High School
High Point College
A. G. Kinney
Copeland
N. Main St
Detroit
Michigan
Carolina Copeland CO
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