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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1933

Page

12

Many Apply For Beer Licenses Here

County and city officials open a flood of beer license applications as Guilford county tax office and High Point township handle permits. Prospective vendors paid 25 each to obtain county permits with a 10 city levy on 3.2 beer sales starting May 1. Applicants must file in writing with full names for thorough investigations and posting at the courthouse by tomorrow to be licensed.

Troy R. Short Guilford County High Point Township Short

Richardson Mine Largest Feldspar Site in Canada

The Richardson mine in Bedford township Ontario stands as Canada’s largest feldspar mine.

Richardson Bedford Township Ontario Canada

Gantt Recovers His Car Stolen 19 Months Ago

R H B Gantt’s Buick convertible was stolen 19 months prior and recovered in New York City after storage of nearly 18 months. A $168 storage bill was paid to reclaim the vehicle which had 4000 miles on it. The car was uninsured but the insurer had the car number, aiding immediate identification upon sale.

R. HB. Gantt New York City

Car Recovery After Stolen 1926 Ford Found

A 1926 model Ford coupe stolen from Sam Made on route two was recovered today after being abandoned in town. The vehicle was located and returned to the owner without further incident.

Sam Made Route Two

Guilford Scholars Win Graduate Scholarships to Haverford

Guilford college announces two one year graduate scholarships to Haverford College in Pennsylvania. David Parsons Jr of High Point and James Matthews Bridger of Carrsville Virginia earned the honors, reflecting long records in dramatics debate athletics and student leadership at Guilford. Parsons serves as editor in chief of the Quaker and captain of tennis. Bridger played drama on honor roll and was junior marshal and YMC A cabinet member.

Guilford College Haverford College Pennsylvania David Parsons, Jr D. H. Parsons High Point James Matthews Bridger J. W. Bridger Carrsville Haverford Parsons Bridger Guilford Marvin Hardin Richmond College Junior Marsh College Dramatic Council Galilfordian Quaker The James Mathew Bridger David H. Parsons, Jr

Farmer's Truck Stolen With Produce in North Carolina

D. B. Cox of Moffett, North Carolina, returned from selling a dozen eggs to find his one ton Model T Ford truck missing with two crates of chickens and 100 dozen eggs still aboard. Police were notified but by early afternoon had no trace of the vehicle or its load.

D. B. Cox Moffett, N. C

The Bigger The Better Coon Hunt Tale From Burke County

A weekend coon hunt in Burke County recounts misadventures with Joe Dale, Clarence Farr, and the narrator. A misidentified coon turns out to be a louse on Clarence’s eyelash, then rabbit hunting yields playful tricks at a chestnut stump with a rock trap.

Clayton Fogleman Joe Dale Burke County Clarence Farr Burke Joe Clarence

Jury refuses deficiency judgment in Fairfax case

A Fairfax Investment Company sought 4908.34 against D O Cecil for deed of trust foreclosure but the municipal court jury ruled the plaintiff could not collect further from Cecil. One divorce was granted Beatrice Goolsby from P K Goolsby on separation grounds. Flora Beard filed for divorce from Robert Beard on a contested separation.

Fairfax Investment +company D. O. Cecil Beatrice Goolsby P. KL. Goolsby Flora Beard Robert Beard

Damages Suit Filed by D R Reese Against Clark and Mill

D R Reese filed in Superior Court Greenboro seeking 50000 damages from F H Clark and Melrose Hosiery mill New Point for injuries alleged during labor disputes last summer. The case was non suited after the plaintiff sought an amended complaint and then voluntary non suit to pursue a second action.

Superior Court Greenboro F. H. Clark Melrose Hosiery Mill Mew Point D. R. Reese Clark Melrose

Companions Protest Wage Cut at Mill

The companions went to the mill to protest a wage reduction. The defendants answered the action filed yesterday and alleged Clark was trespassing on the mill property at the time of the incident.

Clark

Troxler Furniture company opens unit here June 1

A charter for Troxler Furniture company of High Point authorizes a new retail store at 1543 English Street opening about June 1. Authorized capital stock is $100,000. Incorporators are C. L. Amos, R. B. E. and J. R. Troxler. The firm already operates Troxler Furniture at Martinsville and will continue that business along with the new store.

Troxler Furniture Company High Point English Street C. L. Amos R. BE J. R. Troxler Troxier Martinsville Addicn

Number Registered At Exchange Today

The text lists multiple registrations at the Community Exchange on 887 North Wrenn Street. It includes offers and requests such as cash for screen repairs, housing for a middle aged white woman who will keep house and care for children for $81, and various job and exchange propositions involving men women and a colored girl. The fragmentary record also mentions a white girl for domestic services and a clerical work applicant.

Community Exchange North Wrenn Street Heft Wegman

Three Hour Good Friday Service Draws Large Crowd

A large crowd attended a three hour Good Friday service at St Marys Episcopal church from noon to 3 pm sponsored by the High Point Ministers Association. Rev D W Allen presided with Mae Kirkman directing music and seven speakers representing local churches delivering the seven sayings from the cross.

High Point Ministers Association St. Mary’s Episcopal Church D. W. Allen St. Mary’s Church Mae Kirkman A. B. Conrad First Baptist Church Paradise F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church W. R. Shaffer First Reformed Church R. I. Farmer First Methodist Protestant Church Joseph Peele Guilford College Joseph Rennie First, Presbyterian Church G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point Christian Endeavor Union

Excuses as Biblical Theme Draws Capacity Church Audience

Rev. David E. Vipperman, visiting revivalist at North Main Street Baptist, spoke on The Gospel of Excuses taken from Luke 14 18 to a full congregation. He outlined nine common excuses for not becoming Christian and warned of eternal consequences. Services continue with The Costliest Thing in the World at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m with public invitation.

David E. Vipperman North Main Street Baptist Church Mr. Wipperman Sife Borda Christ Jesus Christ

North Main Curb Market Fruit Listings

Local vendor offers strawberries per quart winesap apples per peck bananas per dozen grapes per pound large grapefruit per seven? The curb market itemization highlights fresh produce available for shoppers.

North Main Curb Market

Market Ad item with assorted vegetables

A grocery ad lists Fancy Lima Beans and Fancy String Be 4 pounds for Green Peas, onions, lettuce and celery. Head lettuce 10¢, cucumbers, yellow squash, tomatoes, green cabbage and sweet potatoes also shown with prices and weights.

Easter Holiday Closures Set Across High Point

Stores and offices in High Point will close Monday for Easter. City hall, the public library, schools, and High Point College will remain closed, with most merchants expecting peak Easter trade. The post office will be open Monday. Easter services are planned across churches and the Easter sunrise event is set on Sunday. Weather looks favorable for Easter attire.

High Point City Schools High Point College

St Edward's Church Special Good Friday Service

On Good Friday at 7 30 p m St Marys Church corner Park and East Green hosts a program with cross veneration meditation on the passion and a sermon on the crucifixion all invited. Holy Saturday noon Lentencast ends morning services at 7 include blessing of the Paschal Candle and baptism water.

Christ St. Mary’s Church Park and East Green Streets

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Ounty Tax Office Truck Transportation Coo High Point Gantt A. J. Jeffers N. E. Russell L. E. Lowe G. C. Kiser North Main Coe Ssa High Point Ice and Coal CO Carolina North Main Street Bluebird Plant Noth Fairfax Investment Company Vipperman St. Edward’s Church Allred’s Curb Market North Carolina CURB Lyles Chevrolet Co Sweet Milk, Pt Sykes Florist Tal Mickey and Matthews Perry Street Ruby ELGIN Main ST Ford PAT Brown, Inc East Washington Jake Harris
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