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HIGH POINT
O CURRENT
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EDUCATION': In High Point as
moat towns particularly in North
Carolina at this time of the year
much ado is mud;, about tin* open
ing o: schools. Hoeause of tilts arid
because of the many comments
about schools at this time, we
thought this a good time to urge
commit unity interest in this great
state business of educating youth
and we give this column to time
end.
W;h summer schod sessions
closing this week, teachers are ai
ready returning to their respee
t;v* locales to resume work. Stu
demls are counting the days when
they will be back together in school
and parents are concerned about
getting the kids ready.
North Carolina last sebooi year
did .some interesting things regard
ing the schools of the state. Among
the greatest and certainly most im
portant was the completion of the
Report of the State Education Com
mission study, entitled “Education
In North Carolina Today and To
morrow'' This study was made by
the State Education Commission
and covcr-s - ■ !..'nc in North f '.
rotina education from A to Z.
As taxpayers and citizens of the
slate sod community we think
ery citizen and pa rent should make
it his project, this school year to
go t > 'he school* in his commun
ity and become acquainted with
fhi report fhrough the principals
»ad teachers who would no doubt
apl-r■•elate, this citizenship inter- ->
tie r- 'ion contains fa-ts gather
-si from parents, teachers, student*
'-ltd education experts on the autt-*
of education in North Carolina as
i is and cun be. It would not ho
ami*.*, lo say that too marry parent.*
t’d patrons d,> have familiar
>tv with the workings of schools
'i'ht-y a tremendous tusk it is
to the State and its administrators,
end furthermore too HUE- inteiv.q,
in if :* often evident. Some of us :
have no idea of what the schools
are t - -ally doing for youth and how
well some of the youth are realty
do iu a t hems el ves.
v- v•- gvi into h;.- season i
is much oducut ion to he gotten by
nil of us. Every school is a slate.
organization and wants to serve
Die pro pic of the i - ---. This i -
port will tell us how and why.
Take time *., consider the real pur
pose and objective of education e'-
en if it does require a little educa
tion about educatiou. You will en
joy Jiie experience. While prepara
tion. is being made to give youth
ita opj-ori.umty and while teachers i
and -jfh->- school officials begin
th-ir tasks, pitch iu aud help and
do- sc with as much uiderstan-li ig
of the business n* possible and by
ail means sc*', that the youth get
in school.
fi- was Booker Washington wh>*
*aid "The best way to keep a roan
out of the mvd i* *<• polish his
boots/’
is not format education ’.--lay
human boot polishing?
MRS. McR\E FETES
KANSAS GEESTS
Mr>. f». R Mcßae held an a”
home' honoring her house gut m s.
Dr. and Mrs. 1.-. E- WHHanis .»?
Kansic? City. Mo., and Mr. M>n
Craven, New Sock. The par
son-age was decorated writ
flowers of til*- approaching t
sou. Frappe. cookies and nuts
were served the fifty or mo ,'6
guest* who cutne to at. tin;
affair Mr*. Ora Martin, .Vi-'
Maude Hiator. and Mr*. Ann:-
Bostic assisted 'ho hos! n •
TEMPLE CHURCH
SPONSORS OPEN
HR SERVICE
On August 2k at i p.m. Temple
Memorial church is s;x»nsoring in
| open air program >o. front of the
| church on Taylor street.
| On tisi program wii! he mu.deal
i number*. A round table lis o:
ision and short, talks by Attorney
John W Langford and C. E Yok---
dy. An invi-ation >3 extend -d th.-
publit: to attend.
YWCA ACTIVITIES
, The y Hi-berotte club h -i ir.s
installation service at the fkilvirv
Bupti-'t church 800 Hilltop Sr re-a
Sunday ayf ■’ pm. Mrs. Cha-iotie
Sheffield was the gm-s: speaker ;n-l
Ur* Mary H. Blackburn installed
1 the officers and welcomed the club
membership into the YWCA. Mr*
F. D. Ford sung «iu| the TeeP .it'
' nroup rendered mush;
Monday: Tie Y‘ BFU-rette club
I w ill meet Monday evening ut 7 -d)
The class in dre.-s-makine am!
.styles win meet at Sirtij, The --lass
in Bridge and pinochle will meet
yf S: 00.
Tuesday: The - las* in Too>T *
will m--et at the nary at sa' '
The Y's Gay club will have *
Chummy party at .• i’.u it h -
park: in case '-f ruin the pa: .
wii! be held at Ihe V building
T - nummer uCvities pi.i c. 1
for members and friends w!-l he
e.ontin 1 -d. * Tasste-; in dressinaVnu'
aid bridge are still open for regis
tration hy calling the YWCA 1.
Thursday Ail Tc*m..Age g’ri*
■ are urged to mee« a the V’ at f:W
lor a social hour
Friday The V Bebereitc cUC
will sponsor a moonlight panic
The bus ivl] leal 1 - :be Y’ -.s! S:uit
Each member wiT i n vita «!;■•»•
IDTH ASSEMBLY
CONVENES AT
BETHEL CHURCH
The l<sth Gorur-l Assc-mbiy
the Church :>i GOIJ ! ■ -II r; :!.i * : .11
Truth. ' r S’. A.. ; onvr-ned wo :
the Bethel H-ilin- .* Chun h of G-,*.
F««itPi;;Uo'i 01 Truth, August
Yv -ill Au.-i. . >*
' e.m., rhu session opened. At 11 t'.d
am. spisdai graver r-d ino-hting
with i-il. 12:10 p.m.. ti n ; 1 s
Supjie~ and washing ! be s-t-te* few*
4,b0 p.r.t. a sermon 1.-v i.ei-i-.-r
W. M .lily van I
x:TO r ut.--Wev.or' > ,«Mr.-s>rs 1 ,
■he following: Dea-on K LV D-jv/P
of Bet >td Heliiifcs* Church ;>" ti.-.i.
Missionary J-..-tinui> Met':;*: <
.'iL th-- C".ur«-.h of Cod m (.'brtsi s *
r - r C ft. Rutledge ot the ti i
Hilt 1-lo! : ness Chur -n. Kv-nnelisr.
OdfS-.ie Allfc'i l> ; ' t:. - C’-HUVh of Gt-E
Rev !!. Ashford ;>f Buiar Tal-e-■
t.aelo Holiness CPcwh Evuc-'-ie ’
M me Rmirh Faai Holiness
Ciuir-h es 00-'i, Col . i-il. :vfr A. y
Ifuizßo Mr W. '-V. foofot, Mr f
Id. M e. all pi H-rh iv-in ..
?:• : r-.ir;. A oerramt by Fid-: i
J 0 w.-ils o! Charh.-'/c <}f»'»nn.i.
SrigiU"' by Ui.* Silver Ttar yuart .
and the Ebnin-vnuoi —Harraonisift.-.s
Outerfoi 01 0:. * - iih -ni-.. to- ihc
utie-pilstfi
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! FUNERAL RITES
HELD m mi
McDowell
Mrs. Losr-io : -V. >'-f>ov. ,-Jl Ill's
Kara Commerce F"i—-f died T> ur-.-;
, day at the Gui; e,l ('--uaty
; Sacititrium follow mg srv ■1 a :
days iiiness. She -va> hern in Da
vidsou county iu-i had lived here
for a namber of ycays. She is «mr
vived by her husband. Leroy Mc-
Dowell: one. Leroy : one -tor.
Mrs. FJna Turtle of Mid way; thro • •
brothers-. Harold, .Sylvester and
Connie I.ieiapp all of Midway. N
C.
Funeral service 1 held Sun
da y afternoon ar. 3 o'clock fro. ll
the Haizlip Funeral home by Rev ,
W. H. Haie. Burial was in th
- eemeterv at. Mid wav.
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INVENTIONS
“/PATENTS' MAKE' JOBS
‘ o I d Vour Neigiiborhood Fund i’o Help W ipo
'! !d.‘ !>r ;k(j(:d Oififtase
CAROLINIAN Saturday, Augwat 27ii9i9
\ T OW is *he time to begin preparing for spring redecoration—the chang
, * n *? N curtains—the removal of winter home accessories You ■mill
nnd ihi3 Ruhle cascade Doily’ extremely attractive and very very -
mg to make, fust vrite the Home Sewing Department of this newspaper
jor ruffled doily pattern No. D-12U
T**sai> state law school library
ha* 2-5.000 volutrn-s compared to *
require meat of at loast 7/»0u book'
li hi > i faculty ■■ -x lull um
instructors for a study body 23
persons coiMpared t » t re-iuiremeu!
of at least. T full tine- instrueiov*
or -at least one per UK) -"id-ut*
KKVIVaU at
CHI’RCH OF GOD
He / R R Kvani. * cond-to i-’
a revival at the Church ->t • .mi
in Christ ou .Beamon St. Lor t,
v.e>*k ending Sunday
Jessie Kart will match
your hair perfectly .
fA- r. UOT.
This most useful hair piece '.Mends
in with youi own hair and weeps
the rough ends even. Fitting from
eat to ear and shoulder length, tin*
JESSIE HARE Page Boy makes
your new hair length ook so v -
oral that no one can tell the iif-
This JESSIE KARS back of ,tm
head cluster can be worn n eight
• ".her styles as a cluster or .slaia
You do away with ‘.he use of ho*
Tons, thereby giving your hair urns
fc» regain its strength.
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KAH£ Half Glamour .v - /our
taste. As you see, u fastens at tha
crown of the head and hangs un
ara-Lv down the back. You ear. wsar
it as an upsweep or any Ryle you
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StHiufy Prod -
>Q7 fifth Ave. “dc-w Y®" r