Piedmont Baptist Training Union Heads to Reidsville
Walter E Crissman as president and Miss Thelma Patrick secretary will attend the sixteenth annual convention in Reidsville at First Baptist. Prominent speakers will discuss Doing the Word Our Spiritual Food with delegates from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
Walter E. Crissman
Piedmont Assocational Baptist Training Union
Thelma Patrick
Mon
First Baptist
Wuia
Miss Patrick
Criseman
J. 8. Hopkins
Biller Memorial Baptist Church of
Greens
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Counce
Mayes Rman
Greensboro
OC . Binkley
Chapel Mill Baptist Church
T. L. Sasser
Rambling Reporter details on alleged burglaries
William Martin a Black man of 805 Aber Street was held on bond by police today on charges of stealing $30 from the room of Herbacoe Tol Parkway on January 15 and another theft on April 11. Authorities provided no details on how entry was gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Aber Street
Herbacoe
Tol Parkway
Carter Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Mr. J. Carter shows improvement at the Sure Memorial house following an appendicitis operation performed last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Carter
Sure Memorial Howse
Chamblens Return From Thom asville After Funeral
Mr and Mrs T W Chamblens of 608 Hawthorne street have returned home from Thomasville Georgia where they attended the funeral of Mrs H Drew Chamblens sister held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Chamblens
Hawthorne Street
Thomasville
H. Drew
Mr. Chambiles
Smoky Mountain Bells Bloom Despite Snow
In the Smoky Mountain National Park early silver bell trees bloom while snowfall often covers them. The snow appears frequent but does not kill the white blossoms, showing resilience of the species in the high country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky Mountain National Park
Humorous Clips and Oddities From Local Scraps
A collection of comic anecdotes, misquoted dialogues, and odd notices from The High Point Enterprise and similar papers. The items feature a preacher, faint medical malaprops, a subscription gag, shop price tricks, a farm tale, and a humorous contest tale with a French aviation note.
Mrs W Caffey Taken by Death in North Carolina
Mrs J Winn Caffey of High Point died at the A and D Home in Greensboro after a three week paralysis and pneumonia. She was born Lela Homes Caffey in 1870, survived by five children and two sisters, a longtime Presbyterian and community pillar with roots in Moravian history. Funeral at First Presbyterian High Point Tuesday.
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Lela Homes Caffey
Nancy Frey Ripple
David Hanes
G Rain Mills
Davidson County
Winston-Salem
James Winn Coffey
Alabama
Hick Point
Presbyterian Church
A. 0. Spoon
Charles Webster Pope
Greensboro
J. Winn Caffey, Jr
Beaumont
Texas
Thomas B. Comgdon
New London
Conn
Hugh William Caffey
Decater
Mary Hanes Welborn
High Point
Martha Hanes
A. Ogburn Spoon
Thomas B. Congdon
William Hugh Caffey Congdon
Nancy Lou Pope
Herbert Akers
Chattanooga
First Presbyterian Church
Williameom
Oakwood Cemetery
Cop's Home Is Poor Place To Get Sewed Up
Sergeant Kenneth Ellington is not a licensed doctor yet he helps five drunken youths by sending them to Burrus Memorial hospital. The fight over a girl led to charges of affray against Bill Armentrout, W. B. Hughes, Carl Funderburk, Maurice Knox, and Clyde Gillen with two still hospitalized. Ellington offered to “sew and wrap” them in jail as he spoke of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ellington
Boulevard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bill Armentrout
Redding
W. B. Hughes
Carl Funderburk
CCC
Maurice Knox
Cable Street
Clyde Gillen
Mangum Avenue
Ellington
Mrs Wohl Thanks Guilford Residents After Campaign
Mrs Helen Ayn Lage expresses gratitude to Guilford County voters and eight Democratic rival candidates for courteous campaigning during the legislative race. She praises their gentlemanly conduct and friendship, noting the experience in Greensboro. The message dated April 18, 1946, reflects post campaign sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
General Assembly
Guilford County
Helen Ayn Lage
Republicans Nominate High Point Men for County and State Posts
Two High Point men, A. Coke Cecil and Dr. Marvin L. Slate, are named on the bill Ford County Republican ticket for state and county offices. The slate, announced by County Chairman Worth D. Henderson in Greensboro, includes Cecil for State House, Slate for coroner, and others for sheriff, state senate, county commissioners, register of deeds, treasurer, and surveyor. Willis H. Slame also plans a run for the House in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. Coke Cecil
Marvin L. Slate
Billford
Ceell
Raleigh
Dr. Slate
Worth D. Henderson
Greensboro
B. C. Campbell
Senate
Harry B. Stanley
House of Representatives
Elmer W. Graves
Z. Hampton Howerton
B. Coltrane
Guilford College, and Co
Hammer
Gibsonville
Ralph O. Smith
W. G. Codie
Julian
Marvin L. State
W. 8. Trogdon, Jr
Willis H. Slame
Washington
Old-Age Pensioners Meet Tonight In High Point
Eugene Seagraves leads High Point Old-age Pension club to Central Labor hall on North Wrenn for selecting delegates to join farmers in Raleigh. Aim to push a special legislative session. Bruce H. Carraway will travel to Raleigh with petitions from High Point Greensboro and Durham seeking the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Seagraves
High Point Old-age Pension Club
Central Labor Hall
North Wrenn Street
Raleigh
Bruce H. Carraway
United States
North Carolina
Old
Court Orders 19 Year Old Held For Murder
Hattie Revander a 19 year old Black woman from Rivet Drive Flats was ordered held without bond by Guilford Superior Court after arraignment before Judge Pro Tem Owen Reese. She faces a first degree murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Revander
Guilford Superior Court
Owen Reese
Mnicipal Court
Williams Furniture to Rebuild Plant After Fire
Sumter April 20. O L Williams president of Williams Furniture announces plans to resume operations and build a larger plant on a new southern site. The new 200000 square foot facility aims to start within eight weeks with 24 hour operation and higher payroll, replacing the old plant’s 50 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
O. L. Williams
Wiliams Furniture Corporation
Williams
Sented to Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus Tomorrow
A brief note indicates a message or appointment is sent to Governor J C B Ehringhaus with plans for delivery or discussion anticipated tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
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Glenola
Liberty Baptist
Th BA Lumber CO
Rees Eee Eel
Mrr. Carter Better
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Vae
Delivertional Bank
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Highland Station
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Sonm
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Thurmann Seemree
Smith Street
Arnold Bogas
John Clothmocker
Die Muto
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Lheya W. Baird
Forrest Avenue
High Point Enterprise
Pat
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W. Caffey
Loke
Frank Allen
Springfield Church
Springfield Friends Church
Mim Clara I, Cox
R. & Smith
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Iva
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Marie Reynolds
Jesus
Guilford Council
Mr. Allen
Edgar Johnson
J. E. Suttenfield
J. A. Greene
G. R. Callicatt
B. H. Jordan
Fred Greene
J. E. Herridon
J. F. Taylor
Martha J
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Rumenia
Beeson Hardware CO
Eacleaive Dralers
Cop
Mrs. Wohl
Guilford
Peter the Great
Omsk
Fred Tillman
Edith Hiollitielé
Amsa Volt
Ros
Sam Sellers
Ander
Terial
Carne Johmsen
Fotenmom
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Dewey
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Wallace W. Priva
Chicago
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