Methodist Protestant Women Of State Here
The North Carolina branch of the Women's Work of the Methodist Protestant church held its second annual state meeting at First M P church in High Point with delegates from across the state. President Mrs. W. Hammer opened events as Dr. G J Humphreys led devotional, praising ongoing church service and urging expansion of women's leadership through district schools and future conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Women’s Work
Methodist Protestant Church
M. P
W. ©. Hammer
Asheboro
G. J. Humphreys
BR. I. Farmer
High Point
L. W. Gerringer
Winston- Salem
Hammer
High Point College
Women’s Mission Meeting Opens In North Carolina
Presiding Mrs. W C Hammer leads the North Carolina branch of missions at a two day M P church gathering in High Point. She urges funding for the Methodist Protestant Children's Home and a thousand dollar gift to reduce the Denton college debt. Officials report on district work as about 150 women register. sessions include a pageant and reports from secretaries and officers with elections and next meeting site planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hammer
North Carolina Missionary Society
Methodist Protestant Church
United Branch of Missions
North Carolina
Hammer
M. Millikan
George R. Brown
High Point College
Asheboro
R. M. Andrews
Charlotte
F. R. Harris
Henderson
J. M. Millikan
Greensboro
G., R. Brown
Reidsville
S. W. Taylor
High Point
Esther Ross
C. W. Bates
Mary C. McCulloch
Garafola Fractured Skull After Newark Bout Stop
Nicholas Schafitella stopped Al Garafola in Newark New Jersey. Garafola suffered a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Nicholas Schafitella
al Garafola
Newark
Garafola
North Carolina State honors nearly 300 in sixth scholarship day
Nearly 300 NC State students named on honor and high honor lists at the sixth annual scholarship day exercises. Dr. E W Sikes of Clemson spoke. twelve medals and cups awarded to outstanding students across Phi Kappa Phi Tau Beta Pi and other societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College
E. W. Sikes
Clemson College
E. C C. Brooks
A. M. Fountain
F. 8. Love
Raleigh Edenton Street Methodist Church
Phi Kappa Phi
Fred C. Herbst
Henderson
H. C. Yelverton
Fremont
Elizabeth Gaither
Raleigh
B. W. Wells
State College
The
Society
A. F. Greaves-Walker
J. C. Steele
E. A. Meents
Kankakee
Ill
Moland-Drysdale
A. H. Couch
Darlington
D. C
Alpha Zeta
J. Lee Zimmerman
Lexington
Rufus Vick
H. H. Rankin
Gastonia
Dean Thomas Nelson
Richard EB. Yates
Mocksville
L. C. Vipond
Norfolk
L. A. Moss
Albemarle
H. E. King
Livingston
N. J
Alpha Gamma Rho Social Fraternity
E. L. Cloyd
W. J. Whitaker
High Point
Suit Filed Over Family Deed In High Point Case
Paul D. Welch of Indianapolis filed suit in High Point Municipal court to set aside a deed by his late mother Dora F. Welch. He claims Chester A. Welch and wife Docia Welch unduly influenced the mother who was allegedly insane when the deed to a $2,500 lot and house was made. Welch also seeks $360 rent for 12 months at $30 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Welch
Docia Welch
Dora F. Welch
High Point
Paul D. Welch
Indianapolis
Ind
Welch
Rector H N Bowne Returns From Florida Recovery
Rev. H. N. Bowne rector of St. Mary's Episcopal church has returned home from Hollywood Florida where he had spent several weeks recuperating from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Hollywood
Fla
Delayed Telegram Sparks $82,000 Suit for Mental Anguish
Ebb Moore, a former Snow Lumber employee in High Point, sues Western Union for $82,000 alleging a late telegram about Richard Forney's death caused severe distress and deprived him of attending the funeral. The message reportedly went from Statesville at 5 PM April 5 and reached Moore at 9 AM April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebb Moore
Snow Lumber Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Statesville
Richard Forney
Will Moore
Quiet Democratic Primary Crowns Four Ward Nominees
In western voters, Democrats chose council nominees in three wards and crowned Young in a fourth. Sechrest, Williamson and Ward swept precincts while Young edged Hoffman for the fourth ward nomination by 127 votes. Republicans nominate a separate slate for mayor and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. &. Millis
R. T. Amos
Young
R. H. Sechrest
J. Paul Williamson
Glenn Ward
Hoffman
Millis and
Amos
E. W. Freese
Parker
Millis
Sechrest
Williamson
Ward
Young Fea Hoffman
Freeze
Glenn
E. LeRoy Briggs
R. K. Young
W. A. Davis
A. Coke Cecil
J. B. Spencer
Fred J. Bartlett
Ed L. Ragan
P. M. Davis
W. E. Snow
A. H. Holton
D. A. Stanton
Enterprise
City Board of Elections
Mrs. Mary Connell Dies at Home at 43
Mrs. Mary Lou Connell 43 died at her home 210 West Point Ave after a six month illness, survived by husband E C Connell, five sons Perry Norman E C Jr Boyce Glenn, daughter Mrs Roy Mullis, four half brothers, one sister, and a Baptist church member. Funeral Thursday 11 am at home conducted by Rev A B Conrad with Oakwood Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Connell
West Point Avenue
Mecklenburg County
Frank
Maggie Robinson Hinson
E. C. Connell
Perry
Norman
E. C., Jrs
Boyce
Glenn Connell
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. Jesse Harris Named Chairman Flower Show
Mrs. Jesse Harris chosen general chairman for the 1931 High Point city beautiful flower show to be held at the Southern Exposition building May 28 and 29. Committees named for staging publicity judging and other roles with two garden club members per early committees and public hours set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Exposition Building
City Beautiful
High Point “City Beautiful” Organization
City Beautiful” Executive Committee
Garden Club Council
Chamber of Commercce Bureau
Jesse Harris
T. A. Sykes
H. A. Millie
C. F. Tomlinson
H. A. White
Barbara Brooks
F. J. Sizemore
A. Sherrod
8. C. Clark
Greensboro Garden Club Council
Woodell Denies Charge Over Worthless Check Endorsement
Justice of the peace B A Woodell denies the charges brought by George Neal accusing him of passing a worthless check. He says he endorsed the check only as a personal favor for Neal who formerly lived in the area and that payment was stopped by the man who viewed it before presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Woodell
George Neal
Neal
Me. Woodell
High Point dairies graded A in latest bacterial report
All dairies supplying High Point with milk earned grade A in the last quarter per a report by Miss Adelia Hazard, bacteriologist of the city laboratory. Dairies for High Point Creamery rated separately include C Allen, C E Armfield, Burnby Bros, Lindale Dairy, Montsinger Bros and others. retail dairies also listed among those graded A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Adelia FE. Hazard
City Laboratory
High Point Creamery
C. Allen
C. E. Armfield
Burnby Bros
Eugene Clodfelter
R. C. Coltrane
C. C. Covington
N. S. Edwards
R. H. Hayworth
J. H
Andrews Dairy
Blair's Dairy
Clover Hill Dairy
Cream Rose Dairy
Esskay Dairy
Fairview Dairy
Hayworth Dairy
O. L. Hethcock
T. P. Kimrey
Mendenhall Bros
Model Dairy
R. B. . Royal
Seward Dairy
Marriage Bureau Fails in Mannheim
Albert Laib aged 27 received 18 months in jail after he could not prove that his bureau for harmonious marriages maintained genuine lists of prospective brides and grooms in Mannheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannheim
Albert Laib
Coin Flip Chooses Winner in Portland Contract Bid
Portland county commissioners used a coin flip to break a tie between three bidders H M Aldrich Creston Fuel Yards and James W McCarthy after two identical bids of 2 27 65 dollars were submitted. Aldrich won the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Portland
H. M. Aldrich
Creston Fuel Yards
James W. McCarthy
Aldrich
Mid-Week Service Canceled for North Carolina Branch Event
North Carolina Branch of the Women's Work of the Methodist Protestant church cancels tonight's mid-week service at the First Methodist Protestant church. The public is invited to an evening Branch meeting program by High Point College and the Children's Home, followed by a social hour in the church parlors. Reverend R. J. Farmer urges attendance after returning from the Alabama State Christian Endeavor convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
First
High Point College
R. J. Farmer
Alabama
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Rieg
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank Building
Cook Bros
Wrenn St
Bales and Service Wilson Motor Company
RADIO
Guilford Radio Service
North Wrenn
West Broad
H. Gordon & Son
L. J. Chidester
M. B. Amos
Brother
N. Bowne Ack
Florida
Huffman
Phegabhigadi R. ”. Apron
J. Od Millie
E. W. Preete
P. Williamson
Sam Shelton
Joe Hoffman
R. MH
J. B. Ward
Mary Connell
Flower Show
Woodell
DR. Pierce
Elwood Cafe
East High Street
Elwood Hotel
Yellow Cabs City
Yellow Cab Co
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
North Main Street
Pyramid Drug CO
Pyramid
Marshall. Mich
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank CO
H. Elias, Sec’y
Vv. A. A. Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
Athens
Boulevard
Otteray Drive
Lexington Avenue
Atlantic Insurance & Realty Co
South Main Street
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
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