Young Man Killed In Auto Wreck Near City
Martin Cates, 26, a local furniture worker, died when a Ford roadster overturned four miles north of the city on Sandy Ridge road. Herm an Leaver, reportedly the driver, was held on $500 bond for manslaughter. The car’s owner was Kitchin Baynes. Cates had been riding with him earlier. Police found Cates’ identity in his clothing. funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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Martin Cates
Sandy Ridge Road
Sandy Ridge
Herman Leaver
Mallory Street
Kitchin Baynes
Centennial Avenue
Pitot
Winston-Salem Highway
Baynes
Cates
Leazer
Aroand
Claude Hussey
Leazer Boy
Kearns Street
Knox Furniture
Williame-Norris Company
Tennessee
A. B. Cates
Quebec
Tenn
Christ's Return Topic Framed as Revival Sermon
Rev. E. Gibson Davis of Tabernacle Baptist Raleigh preaches at Green Street Baptist on Will the World See Jesus Again. He calls Christ’s return a personal visible event and urges active faith, highlighting judgment, devotion, and spiritual warfare.
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Christ
E. Gibson Davis
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Raleigh
Green Street Baptist Church
Jesus
Mr. Davis
Earth
Church of Christ
Twenty-One Cases Tried in High Point Municipal Court
Twenty-one cases were disposed of in a Monday morning session of High Point municipal court mostly involving liquor law violations. Walter Welborn faced contempt for not complying with a driving ban after a prior drunken driving conviction. his case was continued. Other outcomes included fines for drunkenness, disorderly conduct, larceny, and reckless driving. several defendants were ordered to leave the city or face suspensions.
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High Point
W. G. Brown
Lewis F. Teague
Walter Welborn
Welborn
George Jackson
Aix
Fred Dickson
Haskell Hood
Glover Jones
Thomas Davis
Curtis Smothers
Lucile Page
Gladys Bray
Sheraton Hotel
Beatrice Parks
Jamey Connally
Clarence Lilley
Amos Maynard
Albert Short
Bernie Hines
C. J. Teague
T. C. Martin
Ray Barner
Walter Brown
Garfield Everett
Maggie Brown
Sunday Services In High Point Churches
A High Point Sunday column notes morning worship at Central Friends Church with Rev. Tom A. Sykes speaking on A New Way of Life. The service featured a duet Lead Kindly Light by Norman Fidler and Jos. J. Cox and included reflections on religious action and following Christ. The evening service, sponsored by the Senior Christian Endeavor, featured talks by Byron Haworth and Sykes on Lifes Adventure, with music by Frances Sloan and a quartet. Ruth Jarrell presided.
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Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Kindly Light
Norman Fidler
Jos. J. Cox
Sykes
God
Lord
Israel
The
Apes
Earth
George Fox
England
Fox
Christ
Jesus Christ
Byron Haworth
Young Friends Board of North Carolina Yearly Meeting
Mr. Sykes
Frances Sloan
Helen Louise Stephens
Elizabeth Hoffman
Robert Hopkins
Ruth Jarrell
Woodmen Arriving For Statewide Convention
State officials and Woodmen circles members arrive in Raleigh to form the advance guard of more than 200 delegates for the North Carolina Head Camp and State Grove Woodmen's Circle joint convention. Dr Wells of Murray Ky will speak after welcome remarks. events include dinners, a barbecue, and a square dance at the Sheraton Hotel.
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Head Camp
Woodmen's Circle
Dr. Wells
North Carolina
State Grove Woodmen’s Circle
Rainey T. Wells
Kentucky
Sheraton Hotel
R. F. Patterson
Kannapolis
E. B. Lewis
Kinston
George T. Hewlitt
Wilmington
T. O. Grigg
Shelby
George W. Troutman
W. L. Ross
Salisbury
J. L. Davis
Effie E. Rogers
Raleigh
State Teachers College
Murray
A. York
Barrington T. Hill
Wadesboro
Deep River
Sheraton Ball Room
Johnson Speaker At Commencement For Spring Hope School
T. C. Johnson former professor at High Point college and executive secretary of the local merchants' association delivered the annual commencement sermon at Spring Hope High School yesterday morning. Spring Hope, about thirty five miles from Raleigh, is a large consolidated school in the region. this year’s graduating class numbers thirty five. The superintendent is Prof. Paul C. Newton, formerly of Thomasville.
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T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Local
Merchants’ Association
Spring Hope High School
Spring Hope School
Raleigh
Paul C. Newton
Thomasville
Funeral for man burned to death
Funeral services for James Theodore Wall, who died from burns after a gasoline explosion on March 29, were held at Sechrest Funeral Home. Rev. Lewis McFarland led the service assisted by a quartet. Pallbearers and a large number of relatives attended. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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James Theodore Wall
Burns
Sechrest
Lewis McFarland
Friends Church
Anna Mendenhall
Beatrice Crouch
Norman Fiddler
J. A. Barker
Jesse McDowell
Clarence Farr
Louis Millikan
L. B. McPherson
Wade Hiatt
H. M. Stephens
Oakwood Cemetery
German Glider Tour Plans Departure from New York
The American Glider League will depart New York on July 23 for a 48 day glider tour of Germany. The delegation aims to showcase glider aviation and promote exchange between nations during the extended visit.
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New York
American Glider League
Germany
Pirates Shut Out Cardinals With Four Hits
Henry Meine held the Cardinals scoreless as the Pirates won 0 to 0 with four hits.
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Henry Meine
Pirates
Cardinals
Ed's Cigar Store Founder Killed In Wreck
Charlies P Johnson, 35, founder of Ed's Cigar Store in Winston Salem, was fatally injured in a car wreck three miles north of Dennis on the Winston Salem Walnut Cove road. J W Dillon of Leaksville was seriously injured. Johnson died at about 10 30 pm from internal injuries after being rushed to City hospital.
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Johnson
Dillon
Charles
Winston-Salem
Local Bankers At Pinehurst Meeting
J. Elwood Cox president of Commercial National Bank and CC H Marriner cashier depart for Pinehurst to attend the North Carolina Bankers association convention in session through Wednesday. A J Idol will join them there on Wednesday.
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J. Elwood Cox
Commercial National Bank
CC. H. Marriner
Pinehurst
North Carolina Bankers Association
A. J. Idol
Revival Services Begin Tonight at Hilliard Memorial Baptist
Revival services start at 7 30 this evening at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church. A 15 minute song service precedes the sermon by Rev Hughey O Miller. The public is invited to attend.
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Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Hughey O. Miller
Window Break-In Netted About $3000 in Jewelry
Robbers ripped a large hole in Max Bones Jewelry store window at 203 North Main street just after 11 PM and absconded with thirty rings and two watches worth about 3000 dollars. Police lack leads as suspects are unknown and insurance covers part of the loss.
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Max Bones
North Main Street
Usiuu
Main Street
Gboro
Fire at 329 Fourth St Destroys Weant Home
Sunday morning fire at 329 Fourth Street heavily damaged the home of I. W. Weant. Firemen arrived after a false alarm at 2 AM and the actual blaze at 4:23 AM. The one story frame building was nearly ready to collapse when the aerial and two trucks reached the scene. all occupants escaped but lose personal belongings and furnishings.
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Fourth St
I. W. Weant
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Grove
Blue Bird Cab CO
Green Street Church
Teague
John
Central Friends
Robert Brockett
Elwood Cafe
East High Street
Elwood Hotel
Star Welding & Repair CO
East
Russell St
U. P. Johnson
Greensboro Road
Cable St
E. Blac
RADIO
Guilford Radio Service
North Wrenn
Wilson Motor Company
West Broad
Yellow Cabs City
Yellow Cab Co
Matton Drug
W. M. Tucker
Mer
Weant
Will Rogers
High Point Perpetual Buildinges S and Loan Association
A. J, Idol
Treas
H. Ellis
Hedgecock Roofing Company
Ward St
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