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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1934
Page
9
A Black cast from Cleveland County presents Heaven Bound at the Paramount theater this afternoon at 3 o clock under the Willing Workers class of South Main Street Methodist Episcopal church. The production, praised by critics, features teachers doctors and professionals and aims to raise funds for the cast. Admission is free with a silver collection to defray cast expenses.
Rev Tom A Sykes pastor Central Friends church to deliver one of the addresses at the Brotherhood Rally in the Carolina theater Winston-Salem this afternoon part of Brotherhood Day observance. The program features diverse faith leaders, music by Salem band and 40 voice chorus, and welcome by Mayor George W Coan.
An estimate suggests the average Englishman consumes about 1800 cups of tea annually. The figure underscores tea's central role in daily life and cultural habits.
The list names 30 students earning high honors from a larger group of 91 listed on the school honor roll. Included are Mozelle Gaddis Alson Gray Margaret Grayson John Hall Joe Hamlin Margaret Hayden Elizabeth Hoffman Charlotte Holden John W Horton Virginia Jackson and others across juniors sophomores with numerous full names and a wide range of given and family names.
The Guilford College Gospel Team presents special music during the 7:30 p m service at Central Friends church tonight Nathan Reynolds is soloist Readings by Addison ill and Billie Osborne Speakers Miss Rose Askew and Miss Marjorie Fan Askew speaks on What Are We Young People Seeking At the 11 a m service Rev Tom A Sykes preaches Brotherhood Day Have We All One Father There is music under Florence Blair and Norman Fidler Bible school 9 45 am Brotherhood class 9 45 am Mid week prayer in the Annex Wednesday Senior and Junior C BE societies meet Friday 7 30 pm
Margie Rush of East Washington Street was arrested last night and held without bond after a cutting incident in which she seriously slashed her sister in law Bertha Rush with a razor. The quarrel started over clothing. Bertha was taken to Burrus Memorial Hospital in Young's ambulance for treatment. Bond was refused for the assault with a deadly weapon charge.
Archdale Church extends revival through May 6 with nightly 7:30 p.m. services and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday worship. Monday features a world tour lecture by song leader Mr. Crouse. Mr. and Mrs. Crouse appear in native costumes and lead children's sessions at 3:30 p.m. daily.
The second pack of cubs in the city was completed with cub committees appointed for Bay Street school Pack. Twenty boys form the pack with John Austin as cubmaster. Committeemen will present registration cards at Ray Street school.
Chapel program set for Monday morning at 8 45 with parents invited to attend the presentations. Cubs receiving Bobcat awards include Frank Hunsucker George White John Hennett III Russell Payne Robert Hedrick Franklin Montgomery Robert Conrad Jr William Hall Jr Chester Ensign Jr Royster Thurman Sr Clarke Wilson Jimmie Corrigan James Miller Charles Baker Cecil Garrett Jr Billy Currie David Boulding Coy Moose Billy Buie Garnett Pollock.
Funeral services for Donald Ray Bishop nineteen months old son of Mr and Mrs L B Bishop of 705 Wise street were held at Welch Memorial M P church Saturday at 3 pm conducted by Dr J D Williams and Rev C L Ruth The church choir sang Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Asleep in Jesus Pallbearers were Hubert Leach Wayne Hoover Douglas Reid and Joseph Edwards Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery
Marie Antoinette backed a ceremonial ship headdress to mark a French naval victory. The gesture highlighted royal support and national pride during wartime.
M. H. Waynick of Greens was awarded a free music scholarship after winning a contest at High Point College. He performed MacDowell Hungarian Rhapsody as his piano solo. Other contestants included Louise Ward Mount Airy Parthenia Yanceyville Marie Stevens Wilmington O BE Shouse Winston-Salem and Juanita Hunter Charlotte.
Olga Marie Westmoreland, born November 7, 1926 in High Point, died at home in Rural Hall. She is survived by her parents Charlie and Mildred Wright Westmoreland a sister Eleanor and grandparents Mrs L B Westmoreland and Mrs George Wright of this city and great grandfather P B Westmoreland. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 3 o clock at Poplar Springs church with burial in the church cemetery.
An estimate places 25,000,000 people living in the Punjab region of India, covering 133,700 square miles.
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