Miss Ora C McCain Weds Elwood Betermeister
An item notes the April 15 1932 Boonton New Jersey wedding of Miss Ora C McCain of High Point to Elwood Betermeister of Boonton N J The couple will reside in Boonton and wedding announcements from Winston Salem recount Frances Thompson and Claiborne Brogden nuptials held April 16 1932 in Richmond Virginia
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Mis McCain
Beiermeister
Ora C. McCain
Elwood Betermeister
Boonton
N. J
J. H. McCain
English Street
High Point
Boonton Avenue
New Jersey
Boonon
Winston-Salem
Frances Cornelia Thompson
Claiborne Everton Brogden
Durham
Richmond
Winston-Salem Journal
Frances Thompson
Claiborne Brogden
M. N. McBrayer
Lockland Avenue
S. H. Templeman
Brown Memorial Baptist Church
Errett Straley
Paul Lupo
Cadman
University of New York
American Tobacco Company
Land Child Dies From Measles Illness At Home
Land child Marvin aged two and a half died Sunday morning at his mother's home 311 Ennis Street after a five day measles illness with complications. Born in Spray November 18 1929 he was the son of Fonzi and Maggie Cundiff Land and had lived here three months. Surviving are the mother and grandmother. Funeral services were held at the home at two oclock conducted by Rev Hoyle Love West End Baptist Church with interment in Unity Chapel cemetery at Thomasville.
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Marvin
West End Baptist Church
Unity Chapel
Thomasville
Fatality at Barber Junction Train Crossing
Salisbury report says P W Pendry 43 of Winston-Salem a flagman was run over and killed by a train at Barber Junction. Pendry worked for the railroad and the incident occurred on a clear day near the junction. Authorities investigated the accident and notified Pendry’s family.
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Salisbury, N. C
W. R. Pendry
Winston-Salem
Barber Junction
Susan Carey Faces Love Traps in Busy City Life
Susan Carey settles into her office routine and overheard gossip about Bobby Dunbar while wrestling with affections for Ben Lampman and Jack Waring. She revisits a past with Robert Dunbar and confronts feelings as Denise Ackroyd interrupts. Susan rides home with Aunt Jessie and weighs marriage proposals and loyalty.
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Susan Carey
Ernest TH
Jack Waring
Ben Lampman
Susan
Bob Ey
Tokee
Bob
Denise
Europe
Waring
Ben
Ray
Ben’ Lampman
Jessie
Rose
Aunt Jessie
Ray Flannery
Dunbar
Robert Dunbar
Mr. Right
Miss Carey
Pierson
Sunday Services At Wesley Memorial Churches
A Wesley Memorial Methodist service features Rev G Ray Jordan on The Intimate Individualism of Christianity stressing personal faith and direct relation with Christ. Other sermons cover The Fatal Refusal by Mr Barnes and bird life by Prof John Jay Blair, with a Seventh Day Adventist sermon on keeping the seventh day Sabbath. May 11 12 Rotary inter-city meet in Burlington announced.
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Wesley Memorial
Rev
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Christ
Central Friends
John Jay Blair
Tom Alderman Sykes
God
John BE
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Paul
Jesus
Jerusalem
John
Corinth
City
Alamance Hotel
Burlington
Leakeville
Greensboro
Reidsville
Gibsonville
Doctrine of Atonement Sermon Across Churches and Societies
A lesson sermon on the doctrine of atonement was given in all Churches and Societies of a Scientist on Sunday. The Golden Text cited Hebrews 9:28 and 4:16 urged Christ’s sacrifice and access to mercy. The Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy was quoted about divine life and spiritual atonement.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Revival Services Begin at North Park Baptist Church
Following a week of prayer at North Park Baptist church revival services opened Sunday with Rev. C. F. Barnes delivering the message. Services run 7:45 p.m. nightly this week with the Kimsey quartet singing tonight. Sunday morning’s topic cited Elijah’s drought and prayer in James 5:17-18, stressing humility and collective revival.
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North Park
Elijah
Mt. Carmel
Mr. Barnes
Ahab
Sermon Stresses Urgency By Rev. R. S. Farmer
In yesterday morning's First Methodist Protestant service Rev. R. S. Farmer warned that tomorrow is today's greatest enemy. He argued that delaying action robs people of opportunity and cited Shakespeare on the inexorable passage of time.
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Feliz
Mr. Farmer
Goodspeed
R. S. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Shakespeare
Local Woman Named New Notary Public
RALEIGH April 18 The following notaries public have been commissioned J B Fulghum of Raleigh William C Allen Jr of Raleigh R A Blair of Charlotte W H Bland of Kinston W H Huntley Jr of Wadesboro Miss Evelyn Hutchins of High Point B C Kinsey of Coinrock Mrs Alice C Moore of Charlotte C A Morris of Albemarle Miss Clara R Scott of Winston Salem
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Raleigh
J. 8
Fulghum
William C Allen, Jr
R. A. Blair
Charlotte
W. H. Bland
Kinston
W. H. Huntley, Jr
Wadesboro
Evelyn Hutchins
High Point
B. C. Kinsey
Coinrock
Alice C. Moore
C. A Morris
Albemarle
Clara R. Scott
Winston-Salem
Y Pool Opens For Members Tuesday Afternoon And Evening
The Y M C A pool will be open for Y and Y W C A members Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 and Tuesday night from 7 to 10. At 7:30 deck tennis is available for Y W C A members, followed by folk dancing with Miss Saress Ellerbe from 7:30 to 8:15, and volley ball from 8:15 to 9:15 for business and industrial girls.
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Elm Street Parent Teacher Association
Edgar Hartley
Hartley
Virginia Carrier
Saress Ellerbe
Waynick Outlines District Rotary Plans
C. M. Waynick of the High Point Rotary club will present an outline of plans for the district Rotary conference to be held in this area. He will discuss agenda, host clubs and anticipated speakers. The outline aims to inform members about schedule and preparations.
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Waynick
C. M. Waynick
High Point Rotary Club
Police Foil Hooded Threat at Simmons Hosiery Mill
Police believe officers Jones and Madden thwarted a night robbery at Simmons Hosiery Mills on King Street when they spotted two youths prowling the plant. The suspects fled after a brief chase. A separate housebreak at Lloyd Chavis home on Pearson Street saw a skeleton key used to enter and hosiery, a wrist watch, and a pocketbook taken with no money missing.
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Simmons Hosiery Mills
King Street
Jones
Madden
Lloyd Chavis
Pearson Street
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Kearns Street
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Shelton Street
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Gastonia
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T. J. Gold
Tesh
Duke Hospital
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McElliott
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Bob Dunbar
Mr. Heath
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Comm. Nat. Bank
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Southern Dairies
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