Music clubs district meeting draws 125 in Piedmont
More than 125 members from Piedmont North Carolina clubs attended the North Carolina Federation of music clubs district meeting at the High Point country club. Mrs. E. M. Spivey of Winston-Salem was elected district president, with Mrs. J Norman Wills of Greensboro delivering the junior program report citing the Boston convention highlights and urging expansion of junior courses to 75 clubs in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont North Carolina
North Carolina
Wills
C. F. Tomlinson
Frank S. Smith
Asheville
New State
W. A. Harper
Elon College
New South Atlantic
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
Boston
Smith
Tomlinson
Harper
Piedmont District
Hi Po weekly college paper expands to six pages
High Point college students resume the Hi Po weekly with printing contracted to Creative Print Shop. The editor in chief is Richard McMannis and managing editor Verne Nygard with an enlarged six column, six page format aided by local advertising support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Hi-Po
Greensboro
Clyde Pugh
T. C. Johnson
Richard McMannis
Frostburg
Verne Nygard
Duluth, Minn
Monarchs 10 Hold Special Meeting at Country Club
The High Point Monarch club will host a special dinner meeting at the Country club on Wednesday at 7 pm. Clemson College president Dr D W Daniels will speak on civic club work, with novelty dances by Mildred Furgurson and Sue Everhart, plus string orchestra music. Committee includes A H Holton H L Curlee and L C Furgurson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Monarch Club
Country Club
D. W. Daniels
Clemson College
South Carolina
Mildred Furgurson
L. C. Furgurson
Sue Everhart
J. H. Everhart
A. H. Holton
H. L. Curlee
Picture Exhibit at Ray Street School Opens This Week
An exhibit of 150 large color reproductions of old and modern masters will be shown at Ray Street School at 3 pm each afternoon this week. A nominal charge will fund permanent school pictures, with a program of entertainment by the pupils. Notable artists include Gainsborough Titian Da Vinci Terborch Murillo Van Dyck Raphael and others, plus works by Foster Brush Innes Albert Duveneck Symons Crane Wyant Vincent Amick and Viesand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Gainsborough
Titian
da Vinci
Terborch
Murillo
Van
Mrs. J. A. Davis Hit by Car in High Point
Mrs. Joseph A. Davis wife of the High Point post office superintendent was struck by a car driven by Claud Hughes of 402 Whittier street in front of the Southern station. She sustained bruises and was treated at High Point hospital before returning home. A small girl was also run over.
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Joseph A. Davis
High Point
Montheu Avenue
Claud Hughes
Whittier Street
Southern
West High Street
Davis
High Point Hospital
E. O. Johnson
Sechrest Funeral Home
Cooking School to Return Next Year Directed by Mrs. S R Dull
The Enterprise announces a repeat cooking school next year with Mrs. S R Dull of Atlanta in charge. Attendance this year exceeded 3 500 as the four day event at the American theater concluded. The second week of September is planned for next year with similar four day sessions if a suitable venue is found.
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American Theater
S. R. Dull
Atlanta
Dull
High Point
Doctor Flagge Returns From Boston Study at Harvard University
Dr. P. W. Flagge has returned to High Point from Boston where he studied heart and kidney diseases at Harvard University’s post graduate school. He is a staff member at the Bur Tus clinic.
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P. W. Flagge
High Point
Boston
Post Graduate School
Harvard University
Flagge
Bur- Tus
Easy Payment Tax Plan Gaining State Support
Former High Point mayor H A Moffitt endorses the easy payment tax plan now adopted by Burlington and Salisbury. He says the plan fits common practice of buying on installments and predicts it will spread to every city within five years. He urges local officials to adopt the system for broader community benefit.
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Burlington
Salisbury
H. A. Moffitt
High Point
Mr. Moffitt
Cox returns from New York with no current statement
Elwood Cox president of Commercial National Bank returned from New York where he said he has no statement to issue now regarding the rumored merger of 17 North Carolina banks with Midland Marine Corporation. He noted a statement would be issued later.
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Elwood Cox
Commercial National Bank
New York
North Carolina
Midland Marine Corporation
New York Banking Corporation and Trust Company
Cox
New York Financial Institution
Cadman Cantata 10 Given This Afternoon at Five
Cadman’s cantata The Vision of Sir Launfal will be performed this afternoon at 5 o clock in the First Presbyterian church. A male chorus under Prof Dan W Smith will sing varied roles with a lineup including Carey Davis Clarence Schultheiss Norman Fidler Blake Harrison J D Koonce Arthur Fidler John R Peacock William Raper Herman Abels Willard Mendenhall and Frank Tucker. The musical version of James Russell Lowell’s poem was a local success when first presented.
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Sir Launfal
Cadman
First Presbyterian Church
Dan W. Smith
Carey J. Davis
Clarence Schultheiss
Norman Fidler
Blake Harrison
J. D. Koonce
Arthur Fidler
John R. Peacock
William Raper
Herman Abels
Willard Mendenhall
Frank Tucker
James Russell Lowell
Firemen Put Out Steam Shovel Fire on Fifth Street
Firemen responding to an alarm on Fifth Street found a steam shovel burning with a leaking gasoline tank. Gasoline line was ignited. Fire suppressed quickly with no damage reported.
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Fifth Street
Y W C A Recreation Program To Start Tuesday
The High Point Y W C A announces fall and winter recreation will begin Tuesday at the Y M C A building. Miss Virginia Carrier says the schedule includes girls play hours, match games, basketball practice, and swimming for various age groups with Frances Harmon and Rose Askew in charge of pool supervision.
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High Point Y. W. C. A
Virginia Carrier
Girl Reserve
Frances Harmon
Rose Askew
State College Men to Meet at Greensboro Country Club
State College day marked the fiftieth anniversary with a radio program from 6 to 6 30 p m on Raleigh station. Guilford County Alumni Association invites Randolph Davidson Rockingham and Alamance county men to a dinner and address by Col J W Harrelson at the Greensboro Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Greensboro Country Club
W. N. Judgins
Guilford County Alumni Association
Col. J. W. Harrelson
Randolph
Davidson
Rockingham
Alamance
Free Dental Clinic to Aid City Elementary Students
The city will start a free dental clinic in its elementary schools around mid October. Dr S S Coe will oversee with Miss Veigh Hutchinson directing on site. Aimed at first five grades, the program seeks to treat decayed teeth and relieve toothache, with emphasis on primary teeth and preventive care for thousands of children. Last spring a month long free clinic aided colored schools and further treatment is planned.
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T. Wingate Andrews
State Board of Health
S.S. Coe
Veigh Hutchinson
Guilford County
High Point Community Fair Closes After Five Day Run
The First Annual Community Fair at Willis ballpark near Thomasville road ends with Home Town Day crowds and awards totaling over 1500 dollars in cash plus donated prizes. W. C. York of Asheboro oversees the event with a host of officials and prizewinners in flowers poultry and crafts.
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High Point
Willis Ballpark
Thomasville Road
W. C. York
Asheboro
The
Fair Association
Mr. York
J. R. Reitzel, Jr
J. Elwood Cox
O. R. York
C. C. Robbins
C. A. York
Odell Lindsay
F. J. Sizemore
A. C. Jones
A. E B. Tate
W.A. Davis
F. P. Conrad
Dr Burrus Leaves City on Professional Visit
Dr J T Burrus of the High Point Hospital and the Burrus Clinic will depart High Point tomorrow morning for a two day professional visit. He is expected to return home on Wednesday.
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DR Burrus
City
J. T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
Burrus Clinic
High Point
Airplane Stunts Slated At Lohr Field This Afternoon
Ten airplane stunts planned for the Lohr air field in the city’s southern section will feature a first time parachute jump by a young man. The event is set for six o'clock this afternoon and promises a dramatic display of aerial skill.
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Lohr Air Field
Night school enrollment tops 155 in High Point clubs
A total of 155 men and women are enrolled in community night schools under the High Point Woman's club. Five schools operate at Grimes Street, Highland Mills, and Green Street Baptist church with sessions on weeknights and daytime classes at Highland Mills. The September activity report lists 145 enrolled, 127 averaged attendance, and 62 sessions conducted by teachers including Miss Louise Edwards and others.
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J. D. Stacy
Park Street
High Point
American Bible Society
Stacy
Southern Chair Company
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point Woman's Club
Eva Edgerton
Asheville
Grimes Street
Highland Mills
Edgerton
Grimes St
Highland
Green St
City Schools Build Strong Music Appreciation Program
Public schools have expanded music training to teach elementary rhythm melody and harmony, raising citywide appreciation and discipline. Under Superintendent T Wingate Andrews and L L Stookey, experts visit classrooms daily and offer instrument study in high and junior high, with broad access for students to learn any instrument. Continued on Page 6A.
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Wagner
Mozart
Rossini
Haydn
Beethoven
Schubert
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
L. L. Stookey
Odd Fellows to confer degree at East Commerce lodge
Members of Reption lodge No 63 IOOF will confer the degree of Brotherly Love at their meeting on East Commerce street Tuesday night. They will plan High Point’s representation for a Greensboro degree demonstration on October 10 where the lodge will perform the imitatiory degree. Grand Master R F Simmons of Winston-Salem is expected to attend with other Winston-Salem members.
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Reption Lodge No. 63
International Order of Odd Fellows
East Commerce Street
High Point
Greensboro
R. F. Simmons
Winston-Salem
Fairmount Baptist Holds Worship in Temporary Building
Services today at Fairmount Baptist Church are held in the temporary building on the church site beside the Sensenbach building on Thomasville road. Rev. Samuel T. Hensley will preach at both services after beginning his duties with the church once his mission board service ends.
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Fairmount
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Piedmont
High Point Country Club
Monarchs
Ray Street School
J. A Davis
Lowell
Y.W.C
DR. Coe
Bible
A. J. Blair
W. W. Ellington
M. L. Hedgecock
W. L. Davis
E. H
A. Burton
L. E. Cagle
S. A. Burton
W. A. Henderson
K. E. Cagle
Louise Edwards
Carson Burns
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