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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1930
Page
8
The 50 foot long 66 ton preserved whale arrives in Winston-Salem next week for exhibition. Captured near San Clemente, it travels in a glass case on a special car, drawing crowds eager to view its lifelike form and the embedded 1200 pound heart and 500 pound tongue.
Special services will be conducted tomorrow night at the Church of God located at Redding and Clinton streets. The public is invited to attend and members are urged to be present.
About 25 farmers joined the High Point Kiwanis club for its annual meeting at Springfield Friends church after a real country dinner. W C Yeager highlighted 23 000 acres of waste land in Guilford Randolph and Davidson counties and urged grassing land for dairying beef and sheep while noting government plans for an experimental station. An invitation to a John Barrymore film next Tuesday was extended to members and wives by Roy Smart.
Members of the High Point Bar Association voted to accept Greens boro Bar Association’s invitation for a joint meeting at Sedgefield on May 8. They set their next regular meeting for May 30 at the local Country Club.
Rev W A Newell presiding elder of the Greensboro district will preach at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Sunday at 11 00 morning sermon titled Am I a Christian Everyone is invited to attend and hear him Evening service features Rev L F Tuttle addressing young people on The Lack of Our Lives A full church schedule includes Sunday school 9 45 Junior church 11 Morning service sermon titled The Owner's of the Ass's Colt No evening service Holy Week services run Tuesday 4 15 Wednesday 8 00 Maundy Thursday 10 00 Good Friday Three Hours Devo tion 12 00 to 3 00 Easter Baptisms 4 30 pm
Novelty hosiery in sun tan shade features colored clox to coordinate with the frock worn, suitable for both eve ning and daytime wear.
Roanoke Va minister Dr A B Conrad, well known for his preaching, will occupy the pulpit at First Baptist church in morning and evening services.
A. Sykes, minister, will speak at the morning service at Central Friends church on Sunday. The evening service will feature music by the A Capella choir of Guilford College. Sykes will address “Jesus and the Crowd with the King Idea” in the morning and tell the children's story “Palm and Flowers for Jesus.”
Rev Hoyle Love pastor will speak at the morning service on Remember Now and at night on Fishing with special music at both services. A revival begins Sunday April 20 preceded by prayer meetings Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights at West End Baptist Church.
The order of service for Sunday at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 Supt Scott in charge morning worship at 11 with the pastor delivering The Meaning of the Resurrection from 2 to 245 pm the choir and male quartet broadcast a program over WNBC from High Point studio at 630 the B P U s hold their regular program and at 730 the pastor conducts the service on Salvation from Sin
Emmanuel Lutheran observes Holy Week with nightly sermons on Malchus wounded by Peter Jesus wounded by a woman Pilate's Wife's Dream The Spectator in the Garden The Man with the Gall and the Vinegar The Man with the Sponge and the Reed and a Palm Sunday sermon on Jesus kinters Jerusalem.
Palm Sunday will be observed with a Confirmation Service and reception of new members. The pastor preaches on The Triumphal entry and the choir performs a cantata The Triumph. A following message, The Whole World Is Gone After Him, is planned between parts. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Week-long services are scheduled next week and all are invited.
Funeral services for John G Leonard, Greensboro citizen, were held at his 800 Willowbrooks street home with Rev W R Shaffer and Rev J M Hillard presiding. A First Reformed quartet sang Does Jesus Care and God’s Way is the Best Way. pallbearers were Guilford council No 23 Jr O U A M members. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
T R Short deputy sheriff and tax collector announced delinquent taxes will be advertised for sale during the first week in May. A 3 percent penalty is in place this month with next month adding 4 percent plus $1 advertising. The penalty rises 1 percent monthly. Tax listers are busy and the listing is progressing nicely.
Funeral services for Miss Wilma Brooks who died in Charlotte Wednesday were held at the family home on Otteray drive with Rev. T. C. Johnson and Rev. Roy I. Farmer officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included P. J. Dishner Jack Brady Tom Elliott Alex Harris George Ridge Art Hall J. W. Corneil Gordon Hunt. Flower carriers listed by numerous local women. A quartet sang Peace Wonderful Peace and Have Thine Own Way during the service.
Rep. Joseph W. Byrns of Tennessee, chairman of the Democratic national congressional committee, charged that the United States Steel Corporation is the special beneficiary of the Republican administration. He pointed to the pig iron tariff as evidence, noting the House rate of 1.125 per ton and Senate reduction to 75 cents, and said profits and dividends show industry does not need tariff protection while consumers pay higher prices for hardware and farm machinery.
A lecture titled Forty Days in the Holy Land will be given by S L Davis manager of the Southern Chair company at the Salvation Army building Sunday night at 7 45 announced by Adjutant John O Heirne. Davis has toured Palestine and spoken here before drawing a good crowd.
The fragment cites a quip about Beryl and a remark on kissing and appearance attributed to The Humorist. No clear event, person, or organization to anchor a news card.
Miss Louise Laura McIntyre, 21, of High Point, died at Guilford county sanitarium after a lingering illness. She was the fourth family member to die within a year. funeral at 2:30 tomorrow from 704 Barb ee street. A public auction will sell March 22 1930 at 2:30 p.m. a Guilford county tract in Eastview Lots 125 and 126 by cash. W A Idol Trustee. Peacock Dalton Attys.
In the Superior Court before the Clerk the estate of R L Kersey is offered for sale. Commissioner G H Jones will auction 50 acres more or less at Guilford County Courthouse on May 12 1930 at 3 pm to the highest cash bidder. Described lands begin at Wm Cashatts line near C A Kerseys corner and run through Richland Creek to Kerseys corner.
Notice announces a public auction of Lot 40, Lane Robbins Place, J W Pegram Farm Guilford County. The sale, per mortgage by Elmer Weaver to W W Perryman, is on April 21, 1930 at 12:00 M at the East Courthouse door Greensboro NC. Mortgagee W V Perryman signs March 17 1930.
Pursuant to the deed of trust the trustee announces a sale of land for $1700. The note was executed by Ernest Morgan and wife Mary Morgan and assumed by J Whitt Hedrick to W A J Idol trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association on June 18 1928 in Book 579 page 297. Default has continued for over ninety days.
Notice announces the sale of land in High Point Guilford County North Carolina under a 1929 deed of trust. The property lies near East Washington Street Gaylord Street and High Point Hosiery Mills with a right of way for North Carolina Railroad. Sale date is April 15 1930 at 2 00 pm with bidding starting at 700 dollars.
W W Tise executor of Minnie Lemer Tise deceased, Guilford County North Carolina, notifies all creditors to present claims by April 4 1931 and directs indebted parties to pay promptly. dated April 4 1930 High Point North Carolina.
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