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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1931

Page

8

Three More Candidates File For Council Race

Three men join the High Point city council race as announced candidates. R K Young, Paul Williamson, and Glenn Ward all known in the community, with wards four and three already spoken for and no mayor or first two ward candidates yet confirmed.

R. K. Young Elwood Paul Williamson Triangle Hosiery Glenn Ward Loren Mill High Point Youne Kiwanis Club First Presbyterian Church Democratic Party Fourth J. E. Ward Green Street Williamson Mr. Ward

Gain In Shipments By Graham Paige Is Shown In Reports

Graham Paige Motors reports a steady rise in export shipments in Q1 with March up 29 percent from February and February up 28 percent from January. European markets account for 68 percent, the far east 16 percent, Africa 9 percent, and South America 6 percent. Export sales manager Walter R Glennie expects Q2 shipments about double Q1 and notes improving overseas business.

Graham-Paige Motors Corporation Far East Africa South America Walter R. Glennie

Men Attend Banquet Honoring Bible Class Victory

Members of the Men s Bible class of Vickery M E church were hosted by the Women s Bible class for a supper at George Osborne s home near Groometown. The gathering recognized the men s win in attendance over the past quarter with 35 to 40 members present.

Vickery M. E. Church Sunday School George Osborne Groometown

Earthquake Explained as Bull Horns and a Resting Egg

Malay explanation likens the earth to an egg balanced on a bull. When the bull grows angry and shakes its head, an earthquake occurs.

Elon Wins State Oratory Contest At High Point

Elon College student William Red Turner won the fifth annual state oratorical contest at High Point College. Milbourne Amos of North Carolina State College was runner up. The event, praised by Dr. Kennett and Dr. Keister as the best in association history, marks Elon’s first win by a school other than High Point or Catawba. Turner received a gold medal. Amos a silver. Other speakers included Lyons, Presley, York, and Warlick.

William Red Turner Elon Collegee High Point College Milbourne Amos North Carolina State College Paul 8 Kennett Albert Keister North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic Association Clyde Pugh Greensboro Elon Catawba College Turner Amos

Jury Finds Man Guilty of Charge Brought By Girl

J. Earl Kimble night superintendent at the High Point Yarn mill was found guilty of bastardy by a High Point municipal court jury. The charge was brought by Rachel Mabe a 19 year old mill employee who moved from Winston Salem. The verdict was automatically set aside due to sheriff oversight and a re hearing was ordered for next week. Kimble denied the charge and said the action followed her discharge for complaints by coworkers.

J. Earl Kimble High Point High Point Municipal Court W. G. Brown Muse Rachel Mabe Winston-Salem Kimble

Three Services Planned by Rev. Willey Sunday

Missionary evangelist Rev. Thomas Willey will preach three interdenominational services at the old skating-rink on Ward Street off South Main. The 11 o clock sermon is The Need of the Old Time Revival, 2:30 P M focuses on Seven Major Reasons from the Scriptures Why We Should Be Sanctified, and the evening talk is How a Sinner Can Meet a Saviour. A warm welcome is extended to all.

Thomas Willey Ward Street South Main A. B. Conrad St. Edward's St. Edward’s Catholic Church East Green Street C. E. Murphy R. F. Nicholson Wesleyan Methodist Church Kannapolis First M. C. Carter R. S. Farmer High Point Church Central Friends Brotherhood Horace Haworth Tom Alderman Sykes Sykes Friend Tennessee Mountains Central Friends Church

Notice of dissolution of ties with The High Point Marble Co

R. and Julian announces severance of business ties with The High Point Marble and Tile Co and disclaims responsibility for any debts or actions of that firm. Public notice to all creditors and parties.

High Point Marble & Tile Co Julian

High Point senior class stages The Price Chap comedy

The High Point High School senior class presented The Price Chap in three acts to a large audience in the school auditorium. The cast delivered a superb, uniform performance with notable praise for Betr Yatel and child actors Becky Holt Johnston and Helen Marie Sheroff, plus strong turns by Burt Asbury and Emma Carr Bivins.

High Point High School Edward Peple Amng Betr Yatel Becky Holt Johnston Helen Marie Sheroff Sarah Denny Burt Asbury Marcus Runico Peyton Emma Carr Bivins Phoebe Packers Frank Sizemore Adelaide Williamson Mrs. Arrington Marie Payne Alice Travers Bill Sheloff Ballington Lawrence Russell Jack Rodney James Hinkle Fritz Frank Tucker Yadder William Peyton London New York Mary Winn Abernethy May Meador Lewis Ll. Stookey W. C. King Gilbert Clinard S. T. Hensley Ruth O. Wofford Harry Morrill Maurice (. Wilson Josephine Hege Saress Ellerbee Louise Hunter Keeter Furniture Company Tomlinson Furniture

Gardner appoints state board of examiners

Governor Gardner named the members of the state board of examiners for plumbing and heating contractors. Dr. H. G. Bally represents engineers, R. D. Beam represents the state board of health, and Luther P. Paschall, W. H. Sullivan, and R. M. Kerman represent plumbers and heating contractors.

Gardner State Board of Examiners Raleigh State Board of Examiners of General Assembly H. G. Bally University of North Carolina R. D. Beam State Board of Health Luther P. Paschall Durham W. H. Sullivan Greensboro R. M. Kerman Wilmington

Power family perishes in Bay Roberts fire

Mrs. Sarah Power and her five children died in a early morning blaze that consumed their home at Shears town Bay Roberts. The incident occurred in St John s Newfoundland and the blaze left a family with no survivors.

ST. John's N. F Sarah Power Shearstown Bay Roberts

Five Free Goals By Roadcap Marks ISU Scoring

Jack Roadcap of Iowa State, leading scorer in the Big Six, tallied only five free goals this season and finished with 99 points in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Okla Jack Roadcap Iowa State College

Anniversary Observed for First Reformed Church

The 30th anniversary of the First Reformed Church in this city will be celebrated in a morning 11 o'clock service with Dr. J. C. Leonard of Lexington and founder of the High Point church among the principal speakers. Rev. Milton Whitener and a quartet from Catawba College will also participate.

First Reformed Church J. C. Leonard Lexington High Point Church Milton Whitener W. R. Shaffer Catawba College Salisbury First Reformed Church of Church At High Point Christian Endeavor Society Lillie Fogleman Young People C. BE

Church Sermons and Special Music At Emmanuel and Wesley Memorial

Emmanuel Lutheran schedules Sunday services with a morning sermon on Put It In the Bank and an evening topic Signs featuring Henry Easley of Burlington in organ music. Wesley Memorial Methodist changes Sunday hour to 8 pm for a four part Youth religion series led by Rev. G Ray Jordan, with morning topic What Belongs to You and a full day of church activities and recruiting ahead of Mother's Day.

Charles Haddon Nabers First Presbyterian Church Emmanuel Lutheran Church Henry Easley Burlington Easley Wesley Memorial Wesley Memorial Methodist Church G. Ray Jordan Jordan Ourney Briggs Mae Hayes Virginia McCain Edgar Allen Bill Fraley Epworth League Foral Green Church School Glenola Baptist E. CC Roach Glenola Baptist Church

Quality Bakers Opens On South Main Street

The Quality Bakery opened for business this morning at 11 o'clock at 146 South Main. Operated by Richard Nickel formerly of Asheville, it will offer pastries cakes bread and other bakery products with electric ovens and a modern shop throughout.

South Main Richard Nickel Asheville

Thieves Steal Copper Phone Wire Cutting Nogales Calls

In Nogales Arizona petty thieves stole sections of copper telephone wire, severing service for several hours and isolating the town from outside calls. The outages drew attention to the community nuisance as wires disappeared for junk.

Nogales Ariz

Skippy Propaganda Sparks Community Reaction

A local cinema discussion notes that Skippy at Paramount last week sparked strong comment. After viewing the film about father and son relations, families acted on it with rabbit pen projects, dog issues, and Legion sponsored rides.

Skippy Paramount

Welch Estate 10 Appeal Decision Restores Architect's Fee

James M. Workman, Greensboro architect, won a verdict of 1290.77 against Mary Welch and George T. Penny executors of J. C. Welch estate, in Guilford superior court. Defendants appealed, arguing cheaper plans were used and partial payment settled. case centered on contract terms for plans and 2 1/2 percent commission on the build price.

James M. Workman Greensboro Mary Welch George T. Penny J. C. Welch Guilford Superior Court Workman

Mrs Hill Wins Cole Tourney At Sedgefield Club

Mrs O L Hill of Kansas City captured the Sedgefield women's dogwood tournament at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro defeating Peggy Wattles of Buffalo N Y 3 and 2 in the final. The match stayed even through the outward nine with Wattles fading on the back nine as Hill maintained steadiness.

Peggy Wattles Sedgefield Country Club Sedgefield Greensboro Hill Kansas City Buffalo N. Y

Capone Brewery Raided by Federal Agents in Chicago

Fifteen federal agents raided a brewery allegedly linked to Al Capone in Chicago. They seized manufactured beer valued at about $100,000 and arrested five men. The raid used force, with doors battered and entrances secured. guards protected all exits including roof sentries.

Chicago al Capone

Red Sox Outfielder Tate Buys Oregon Lodge Site

Boston Red Sox outfielder Douglas Tate has bought a farm on the north fork of the Umpqua River in Oregon. He plans to build a hunting and fishing lodge on the property.

Rosenburg Ore Douglas Tate Boston Red Sox Umpqua River

Emergency Employment Office Call Line

A public notice invites residents to contact the Emergency Committee for Employment at City Hall basement. The office, run by Mrs. W. E. Price and assistant, offers help finding cooks cleaners grounds workers or repairers to relieve unemployment. Call 2089 to cooperate and locate needed work.

Emergency Committee For Employment City Hall W. E. Price

J D Speer 85 Dies After Illness at Home

J D Speer aged 85 died last night at 6 45 at his daughter Mrs S E Welch 902 Asheboro Street after a four day bronchial pneumonia He was born May 20 1845 in Yadkin County and married to Haley Carter who died about twelve years ago He is survived by three daughters and 24 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 9 30 at the home and graveside at East Bend family cemetery conducted by Adjutant John O Beirne and Rev Chan Norman Interment at the family cemetery in East Bend

J. D. Speer East Bend J. W. Whitaker Winston-Salem Asheboro Street John O'Beirne Salvation Army Chan Norman

Civitan Easter Egg Hunt At Orphanage

The High Point Civitan club hosted its annual Easter egg hunt at the orphanage on Greensboro road last Thursday. A baseball bat was awarded to the boy finding the most eggs and a tennis racket to the top girl, with many additional prizes reported.

High Point Civitan Club Greensboro Road

Chicago physician performs over twenty-eight thousand autopsies

Joseph B. Springer, a Chicago city physician, has conducted more than 28 000 autopsies, marking an exceptional record in the medical examiner’s office and evoking remarks on public health investigations.

Joseph B. Springer Chicago

Death of J D Mowery at Home After Illness

J D Mowery aged 64 died at his home at 311 West Davi Street after several days with asthma. Born May 24 1884 in Rowan County North Carolina he lived in the city three years. He operated a car on South Main Street before falling ill. Survived by widow Agie Belle Shou Mowery, four sons and five daughters, one brother Ernest Mowery and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not made yet.

West Davi J. D. Mowery West Davi Street Mr. Mowery Rowat County N. C A. J Christine Mowery Prio South Main Street Agegi Belle Shou Rowan County Fou C. F. Mowery Charleston Charleston 8. C., V. V. Mowery, A. L. Mower G. B. J. Mowery Hig Point Sabeooper Rachel Lain Missourie Frances Myrtle Mowery High Point Ernest Mowery Joyce Mills Lizzi McCoy Salisbury

Letter Exchange Sparks Romance Across States

Dr. M. H. Evans, 69, Joplin Missouri, and Mrs. Ellen Winslow, 62, Perquimans County, North Carolina, forged a romance through letters after he asked about Evans family history. A decade of correspondence led to a meeting in Vincennes Indiana and their marriage last week.

Elizabeth City M. H. Evans Joplin Ellen Winslow Perquimans County

Santa Monica Police Use 40000 Paper Clips Annually

Santa Monica California police report annual use of 40 000 paper clips for file organization and evidence handling. The detail reflects administrative efficiency and standard office supplies usage.

Santa Monica Cal

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. K Graham-Paige RADIO Guilford Radio Service North Wrenn Yellow Cabs City Yellow Cab Co Star Welding & Repair CO East Russell St William Redd Turner West Broad The By Henry Grady Owens J. ©. Leonard First Baptist First Presbyterian Quality Bakers Legion Welch Estate Mrs. Fill Capone Brewery Cook Bros. Taxi and Truck Service Wilson Motor Company F. C. Sharp Commercial National Bank Building J. E. Black Cable St Civitans Elwood Cafe East High Street High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Commercial National Bank V. A Idol Treas A. Ellis
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