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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1930

Page

8

High Point YMCA Reaches Hundreds of Boys, Secretary Reports

Ed gar Hartley with the High Point Y M C A announces the Christian citizenship program now reaching about 550 to 590 boys. Despite financial limits and staff cuts, the association pressed on with expansion plans, anticipating funds and a completed building. Fred N. Tate presided, Rev. R. I. Farmer praised the Y’s service and character-building role as essential to the community.

High Point Y. M. C. A Edgar Hartley Fast Russell Street Fred N. Tate R. I. Farmer First Methodist Protestant Church Farmer

Lady Finds Health After Using Cardui in Denison

Mrs Nannie Davis of 418 West Woodard Street Denison Texas says years of pain in her side and back left her weak and bedridden. After four bottles of Cardus she reports relief, regained weight and energy, and has been free from pain for three years. She urges other women to try Cardui.

Denison Texas Cardus Nannie Davis West Woodard Street Mrs. Davis

11-Year-Old Boy Run Over By Train Here

Vermon Tart 11 son of Edward S N Tart of White Hall Georgia visiting High Point was hit by a Southern Railway train at Myrtle Desk cross ing. He stumbled crossing the tracks and his left leg was amputated above the knee at Guilford General Hospital after ambulance transport. He had visited the American Bakery with a young friend before the accident.

Vermon Tart Edward SN. Tart White Hall High Point Southern Railway Myrtle Desk Company Guilford General Hospital

High Point honors and reelects retiring directors

The board of directors elected all retiring members to another term. Dr J T Burrus J Elwood Co and Tomlinson R B Terry J Ed Millis and H R Shaw were reelected. Dr W L Jackson was chosen to fill Rev C P Coble’s vacancy as pastor moves to Georgia. Awards honored Wallburg and Stehli Silk mill and others with a music interlude from high school students.

J. T. Burrus J. Elwood Co I. Tomlinson R. B. Terry J Ed Millis H. R. Shaw W L. Jackson C. P. Coble First Presbyterian Church High Point Georgia Frank Wineskie Fred N. Tate S. H. Tomlinson R. K R. Ragan Oscar E. Kearns A. SS. Caldwell John W. Hedrick M. J. Wrenn L. R Johnston J.H. Adams R. Kk. Stewart M. Warnick Wallburg Commercial Thomas Millis Stehli Silk Mill Packer Howard Raper Verliss Freeman Roy Crawford John Bullock Harry Coble William Snow Carl Shelton William MccAnally Lelon Cooper Carl Smith Bob Klutz Clarence Spencer Woodrow Thomas Charles Maak Jesse Mask Carson Tucker Allison Hoover Albert McAnally Broadus Culler William Wheelis Norman Pierce Lloyd Whitley Enoch Cooper Manual Carrick Doug Whitley Maxwell E. Jones Edgar Allen

Johnson speaks at 5 9 Glass Banquet

Prof T C Johnson dean of men at High Point College urged Green Street Baptist Berean class members not to burden church membership with excessive social events. He said religion must be cultivated in worship and life, not as a side line, and urged attendance by choice rather than duty. The banquet featured a fine musical program by a group of colored people and several short talks.

T. C. Johnson High Point College Green Street Baptist Church

Mr. Tuttle Returns From S. S. Conference

Rev. L. F. Tuttle director of young people at Wesley Memorial church returned from Greenville North Carolina where he attended the Sunday school meeting of the North Carolina Methodist conference. He led several discussions among adolescent group workers.

L. F. Tuttle Wesley Memorial Church Greenville N. C North Carolina M. E Tuttle

Warrant Charged Miss Wilkins With Reckless Driving

Warrant issued in Greensboro charging Miss Madeline Wilkins with recklessly operating an automobile after a collision with a truck believed driven by James Lester, 14. Lester and Wilkins were injured. Wilkins and his parents hospitalized. Witnesses say Mc Wilkins will testify, delaying the case for weeks.

Madeline Wilkins Greensboro J. A. Lester James Lester Stroud Lester Boy Lester Hamilton Street Montlieu Avenue R. B. Wilkins North Mendenhall Street

Cox Cleared of False Pretense Charge in Trial

L F Cox of 108 Carrick avenue High Point was found not guilty as the Guilford county superior court granted a non suit after a day of testimony. The case charged Cox with obtaining merchandise valued at 1208 from High Point Grocery on false representation. The defense argued no evidence of false pretense and said the matter belonged in civil court. The judge Granting the non suit was Judge G W Cowper. Seven lawyers participated in the trial with Cox represented by Thomas J Gold Z I Walser and C A York. Cox had been bound over from municipal court on $1000 bond.

L. F. Cox Carrick Avenue Guilford County Cox High Poi It Grocery Company B. L. Fentress J. A. Myatt High Point L. B. Williams A. Wayland Cooke Thomas J. Gold Z. I. Walser York

Funeral Held for D L Teachey Jr in Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Daniel Lester Teachey Jr died at his parents 905 Randolph Street were held at Rev George L Curry and Adjutant John O Beirne home yesterday afternoon. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Flowers were carried by Margaret Byerly Marie Craven Daphne Thomas Frances Longworth and Dorothy Canidy.

Daniel Lester Teachey, Jr Randolph Street George L. Curry John O’beirne Oakwood Cemetery Margaret Byerly Marie Craven Daphne Thomas Frances Longworth Dorothy Canidy

Mr Yow Attends Salisbury Funeral Directors Meeting

David T. Yow of High Point attended the district meeting of the Central North Carolina funeral directors at Salisbury. A barbecue followed the business and discussions among members.

David T. Yow High Point Funeral Directors Central North Carolina Salisbury

New Automatic Letter Box Arrives On City Streets

A new letter box appears on city streets. To mail a letter, place it in an opening, insert coins equal to the stamp value into slots, and the box stamps the letter automatically before it is collected by mail carriers.

Leipzig

President McSween to Preach at First Presbyterian Church

Dr. John McSween, president of Presbyterian College Clinton South Carolina, will preach at both services tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Church which recently called a new pastor to replace the resigned Rev. A Coble. The sermon at seven thirty will be Christ at Gethsemane. All are invited, especially those without church affiliation.

John McSween Presbyterian College Clinton S. C First Presbyterian Church A Coble Christ Gethsemane

Central Friends Church Announces Sunday Messages

Rev. T. A. Sykes will deliver all messages at Central Friends church. The children's story is Fish that Sleep a Whole Year Without Waking. At 11:00 he speaks on The That Where He Sat Gospel of Ezekiel and at 7:30 on The Dream of a United Christiendom.

Central Friends T. A. Sykes Central Friends Church

Real Worshippers and The Narrow Way at Green Street Baptist

Rev. J. D. Barnette acting pastor will preach at the morning service on Real Worshippers at Green Street church and at night on The Narrow Way. A baptismal service will be held during the night service.

Green Street

Sunday School and Evening Services Planned at Local Church

Sunday school meets Sunday at 9 45 with A H Holton in charge. The Manly class led by H L Lewis has doubled its attendance recently. Rev C F Womble will preach at 11 00. At 7 30 Adj John O Beirne of the Salvation Army will preach. Large congregations expected.

A. H. Holton Manly H. L. Lewis C. F. Womble Highland Methodist Church John O’beirne Salvation Army

Passion Sunday Services At St. Mary's Church

St. Mary's Episcopal Church at North Main and Farriss Avenue will hold Holy Communion at 8 a m and 11 a m with the sermon The Passion of Our Lord Today There is no evening service until further notice The church school meets at 9 30 a m and the Young People's Service League at 6 39 p m A guest speaker Rev Clarence E Buxton rector of St Andrew's Greensboro appears Wednesday at 8 00 p m Thursday Holy Communion at 10 a m and Friday service at 4 15 p m

Clarence E. Buxton St. Andrew’s Church Greensboro

Minister to Deliver Sermons at First Methodist Church

Rev. R I Farmer will preach at both worship services tomorrow. Morning subject Stirring Up the Heart. Vesper service at five features The Pull of the Cross and special music by the Men's Bible Class chorus. Rev E Lester Ballard directs junior church service at eleven.

First Methodist Protestant Church R. I. Farmer

Passion Time Observed At St Edward's Church

The last two weeks of Lent known as Passion Time begin tomorrow at St Edward's Church with the veiling of the crucifix and statues under purple cloth. The crucifix will be unveiled on Good Friday and the statues restored on Holy Saturday. Father Manley will preach at the nine o'clock mass on The Sacrifice of the Mass. Evening services start at.

St. Edward's St. Edward's Church Father Manley

Certificate of Dissolution for Hosiery Corporation

North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the voluntary dissolution of the Hosiery Corporation a Guilford County High Point entity with stockholders consent filed October 2 1929. J A Hartness signs official seal in Raleigh confirming dissolution proceedings and record on file.

State OF North Carolina Department of State English Street High Point Guilford J. FE. Millis I. J. A. Hartness State of North Carolina Raleigh A. D

Sermon and Communion Set at First Baptist Church

Rev. T. C. Johnson acting as pastor will preach about The Mind of Christ Jesus at morning services tomorrow and evening will deliver New Hearts for Old Hearts. The Lord's Supper will be observed during the morning service immediately after the sermon.

Christ Jesus First Baptist Church T. C. Johnson

West End Baptist Pastor Sets Sunday Bible Themes

Rev. llexyle Love of West End Baptist Church will preach Fellowship with Christ in the morning service and A Vision of Service in the evening. Special music planned for both services.

Llexyle Love West End Baptist Church Christ

Elmore Preaches Twice at Southside Baptists

Rev. O. A. Elmore, pastor, will lead both morning and evening services at Southside Baptist. At 11 o clock his sermon is Internal and External Foes, and at 7 30 his topic is Sinners Sur rendered. A women only service is set for 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

O. A. Elmore Southside Baptist Church

Sunday school and church activities announced for Palm Sunday week

Tomorrow marks the first Sunday of the second quarter with life and teachings of Christ studied in Sunday school. Confirmation class prepares for Palm Sunday church union. A newly organized orchestra performs in the Young People's Department. Morning worship features a sermon on Being Careless With God and a heart searching discourse. Evening sermon titled Our Unknown Selves. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m led by Miss Margaret Hedrick. Special music by a junior sextet at the morning hour.

The Christian Endeavor Margaret Hedrick

Day's full services planned at Hilliard Memorial Baptist

A full day of worship and activities is set at Hilliard Memorial Baptist tomorrow. Services begin 9 45 Sunday school 11 worship and sermon by Rev Samuel T Hensley on Church Loyalty 230 City B Y P A meets 630 B Y P U 730 worship with sermon Playing the Game aimed at the church and community youths. Special music will feature prominently in both services.

Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Samuel T. Hensley

Sunday services at Wesley Memorial Methodist church

The article lists a full day of activities at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Sunday school at 9 45 am Junior church at 11 am and devotionals at 6 45 pm Regular morning and evening worships occur in the main auditorium Rev John W Moore will preach Are the Young People Safe Tomorrow and later Rev H Grady Hardin of West Market Street Greensboro will preach in the evening He is noted as a seasoned pastor and has served large churches in the conference He will travel to Rockingham for revival meetings.

Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Peacock Bible Religious Education John W. Moore Rockingham H. Grady Hardin West Market Street Church Greensboro Hardin West Market Street Main Street Church Gastonia

Household Nail Care Tip For Clean Dishes

Finger Nails tip advocates keeping a half lemon on the sink for after dishwashing or cleaning to rub on nails, then applying Vaseline to soften cuticles and nails.

State President of Labor Speaks at Meeting Here

T A Wilson president of the State Federation of Labor addressed 700 High Point residents at the Central Labor Union gathering on South Main Street. He discussed North Carolina's new workers compensation law, praising its start while noting room for improvement and reinforcing the commission as guardian of workers families.

T. A. Wilson State Industrial Commisson State Federation of Labor U High Point High Point Central Labor Union Labor Temple South Main Street T. A. Martin Raleigh J. H. Adams American Federation of Labor Matilda Wilson Richmond Industrial Commission of North Carolina

Dies of Injuries Received At Work

Dugan Foster died yesterday at Asheboro from injuries received last Wednesday while working at the Home Building plant in Asheboro where he had been employed 25 years. He headed machinery for 10 years. Survived by wife Mrs Dugan Foster, son Roy Foster, daughter Mrs T G Harris, four brothers, two sisters, all of Asheboro. Funeral at Flag Spring M P church, Randolph county, tomorrow at 2 PM.

Dugan Foster Asheboro the Home Building, Inc Roy Foster T. G. Harris Pershing Street Foster High Point Flag Spring M. P Randolph County

Notice to Creditors Swain & Robinson Incorporated

North Carolina Guilford County High Point Municipal Court case Kester Machinery Company versus Swain & Robinson Incorporated receiver publishes notice to creditors to present verified claims by April 15 1930 at High Point NC with claims not presented barred A B Boynton receiver D H Parsons attorney dated March 15 1930.

High Point E. M. Knox North Carolina Guilford County Kester Machinery Company Swain & Robinson, Inc Del Swain & Robinson, Incorporated Swain & Robinson Incorporated A. B. Boynton D. H. Parsons Wit

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High Point Y.M.C.A Rigas Ee Re Thedford Louis F. Voorhees Greenway Drive Humanity Johnson Glass Mr. Tuttle S. S Miss Wilkins LF. Cox Superior D. L. Teachey, Jr Mr. Yow Calvary M. E M. P J. A. Hartness First Baptist West End Baptist Southside Baptist Reformed Church Hilliard Memorial Wesley Memorial Orpheum Tom Tyler Pioneers Ing New York Messrs Reed, Hoyt & Washburn New York City MR. Shipper MR. Consignee Tri-City Motor Express Lines Tri-City Motor Sesame Building & Loan Perpetual Invest High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Commercial National Bank V. A Hutchens Hutchens Department Food Store East Washington Street High Point Enterprise Bible Distribution
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