Four Guilford youths jailed on breakings crimes case
At Guilford Superior Court Judge Wilson Warlick handed sentences to four High Point youths linked to more than 30 breakings and petty larcenies. Ed Leonard Gurney York and Willie Johnson received 12 months on county roads or a two year suspended sentence with other cases continued. Grady Jones got eight months on county roads plus a two year suspended sentence with others continued. Robert DeBerry, a Negro from High Point, got 90 days on county roads for assault with a deadly weapon. road term suspended on costs. Spencer Hightower, a young Negro, faces 10 to 12 years in state prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the July 4 death of Jack Crenshaw.
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Greensboro
Wilson Warlick
Guilford Superior Court
High Point
Ed Leonard
Gurney York
Willie Johnson
Grady Jones
Robert DeBerry
Asheboro
Spencer Hightower
Jack Crenshaw
Rev H L Fesperman To Speak At City Union Service
St Marys Episcopal church South hosts a union service with Rev Hoy L Fesperman of the First Evangelical and Re formed church as guest speaker. Leading city churches cooperate and no Sunday evenings are held in participating churches during July and August.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
South
Union
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mrs Gratton Foy Fortunate In Her Misfortune
Mrs Gratton Foy of High Point North Carolina returned from a European trip aboard the Europa recounting how her purse containing 80 dollars and 900 German marks dropped overboard and was recovered with interest by a German official She was met by a government representative on arrival and received special courtesies during her stay in Germany Holt McPherson editor of The High Point Enterprise and J A Myatt attorney greeted her at quarantine
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New York
Gratton Foy
High Point
N. C
Europa
Atlantic Ocean
Germany
Hindenburg
Repburg
G Girman
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
J. A. Myatt
Rambling Reporter Caudle Showcases Garden Squash Trio
Ray M Caudle of Trinity displayed at The Enterprise a trio of squash grown from a single stem. Two of the squash have grown together at the sides, forming a joined pair. The report notes the unusual growth and Caudle’s pride in his home garden produce.
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Ray M. Caudle
Trinity
Enterprise
Driving Drunk Arrest After Car Hits Pole in Pinecroft
H. T. Shaw aged 32 of Pinecroft R F D 2 was arrested by police just before 2:30 this morning on a drunken driving charge after a car said to be driven by him struck a telephone pole at North Main street and Montlieu avenue. The pole and car suffered heavy damage. Bond set at $500.
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H. T. Shaw
Pinecroft
Polie
North Main Street
Montlieu Avenue
Zioncheck Ends His Life In Five Story Fall
Washington congressman and Washington state representative elect Melvin R Zioncheck leaped from a fifth floor window of the Arctic Building after a day of sensational acts and a suicide note stating his faith in an unfair economic system. His wife Rubye Nix, married last April, was hospitalized after the tragedy. The coroner noted the note was incoherent.
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Zioncheck
House of Representatives
Washington State
Maryland
Rubye Nix
Texarkana
Tex
Washington
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
White House
Roosevelt
Mittelstadt
Nadeau
Arctic
W. H. McFarlane
Close Call as Car Passes Over 3 Year Old
In New Bern a three-year-old girl Eugenia Hancock escaped death when an automobile passed over her without touching due to her very small size. The incident occurred August 8. No injuries reported.
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New Bern
Eugenia Hancock
Bird lifespans listed in a short zoology note
The text provides average lifespans for several birds: wren three years robin twelve years blackbird twelve pigeons twenty quail fifteen sparrow forty goose fifty parrot sixty with crow swan and eagle mentioned. It reads as a fragmented excerpt from a natural history piece.
Soviet Expedition Finds 40000 Year Old Crimea Bones
A Soviet expedition in Crimea recovered human bones believed to be around 40,000 years old, indicating early human presence in the region.
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Crimea
Mrs C R Turner Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs Tennie T Turner 49 wife of C R Turner died this morning just before six at a local hospital after serious illness since August 1. Born July 4 1887 in Davidson county she lived in Winston Salem before moving to Guilford College route one. Survived by husband a brother Charlie Whitlow and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 2 30 at brother’s home 1306 Oak Ave with Rev C N Royal and Rev H P Williams. Woodland cemetery Winston Salem.
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Tennie T. Turner
C. R. Turner
Mary Sheaf Whitlow
Charlie Whitlow
Oak Avenue
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
H. P. Williams
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Woodland Cemetery
Winston-Salem
Funeral services held for Clifford E. Hedrick
Clifford E. Hedrick, 26, died Wednesday night. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at 2:30 pm at the First Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev Hoy L. Fesperman Dr J C Leonard and Rev Tom A Sykes officiating. Choir numbers included Abide With Me and Sometime We'll Understand. Pallbearers were C H Moore C C Horner L L Gaye L G Vaughn Edgar Dawkins Anderson Aaron Lyman Troxler and Thomas Charles. Interment followed in Lexington city cemetery.
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Clifford E. Hedrick
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
J. C. Leonard
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Lexington
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
C. H. Moore
C. C. Horner
L. L. Gaye
L. G. Vaughn
Edgar Dawkins
Anderson Aaron
Lyman Troxler
Thomas Charles
Lexington City Cemetery
David S. Leak Rites Held At Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for David S. Leak who died at his home 707 Montheu avenue were conducted at 10 o'clock from the residence by Rev. Tom A. Sykes. The graveside service was led by Numa F. Reid lodge of Masons and interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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David
Leak
Montheu Avenue
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Numa F. Reid Lodge of
Masons
Oakwood Cemetery
Mowery Rites Set for San Pedro Death Victim
The body of C. Frank Mowery 30 who died last Monday in a San Pedro California hospital is expected to arrive tonight at 6 22 o clock and will be taken to the home of his mother Mrs J D Mowery 111 Ward street A service was held Sunday at Stallings Memorial Baptist church Salisbury with pastors Rev O L Ruth and Rev Mr Ryan directing and burial in Chestnut Hill cemetery Salisbury
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C. Frank Mowery
San Pedro
Calif
J. D. Mowery
Ward Street
Stallings Memorial Baptist Church
Salisbury
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mr. Ryan
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Owens Again Stars in Track Contest
Iso Hollo defends his Olympic steeplechase title with a 9 38.10 clocking, beating his own prior mark as Touminen Dompert and Matilainen follow. Manning places fifth for the United States as the American relay team dominates its heat and Britain wins the second 400 meter race.
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Iso-Hollo
Los Angeles
Alfred Compert
Germany
Finland
Teuton
Kaarlo Touminen
Martti Matilainen
Dompert
Reichsfuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Harold Manning
Wichita
Kans
America
Matilainen
Gles Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
Joe McCluskey
New York
Touminen
Matillainen
Manning
Finn
Matlainen
Hungary
Poland
Japan
Harold Cagle
Shawnee
Bob Young
Bakersfield
Calif
Eddh O’brien
Atlantic City
al Fitch
South Pasadena
O'Brien
Sweden
Friends Meeting Nearing Close at Guilford College Yearly Session
Leah Hammond chosen president of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends as the session wraps at Guilford College. Memorials read for deceased Friends include Edward Blair, Elwood Perisho, and Alpheus Briggs. Rev Tom Sykes urged spiritual outreach and societal betterment through a strong Holy Spirit.
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Board of Trustees
Guilford College
Milner
Leah Hammond
Farmer
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Edward Co. Blair
Archdale
Elwood C. Perisho
Alpheus M. Briggs
High Point
Tom Sykes
Central Friends Church
Society of Friends
Memorial Hall
Monroe Hendricks
Adelbert Hadley
Snow Camp
Ruth Horney
Gretchen Osborne
Glen Robertson
White Plains
York Teague
Mary Edith Woody
Randleman
Mary Reynolds
Emily Virginia Levering
Bunyan Andrew
Edith Trivette
Winston Salem
Horace Meredith
Young Friends
Indiana
Byron Haworth
Chrisian Endeavor
Henderson
Duke Institute of International Relations
Flora Hufffiman
Lakeside
Valeri Keary
Marian Harlan
Leslie D. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Washing machines in use exceed ten million in U S homes
The article notes that more than 10 300 000 washing machines are currently in use in American households, highlighting a broad adoption of home laundry appliances across the United States.
Pilgrim Church Announces Weekly Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with preaching by Rev O L Ruth at 11 a m and 7 30 p m The Young People meet at 6 15 p m A prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 7 30 p m and another Friday evening with the place to be announced on Sunday
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Pilgrim Sunday School
O. L. Ruth
Wesleyan Methodist Hickory Chapel Program Notes
J L Bolen pastor leads services at Hickory Chapel with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 Y M P 8 conducts service at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 Missionary program by Y M W B and W H and F M announced.
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Hickory Chapel
J. L. Bolen
W. H
F. M
Sunday Church Services Schedule and Missionary Farewell
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with a church message at 11 a m. The Ladies Missionary Society leads the evening service in the final conference year session. The Young People's Meeting is set for 6 p m and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society
Young People
Wesley Memorial preacher closes Junaluska campaign
Dr. W A Lambeth of Wesley Memorial church will preach on Junaluska as the Save Junaluska campaign ends. Rev E E B Wiley Jr assists and the Young People's choir directed by John Gurney Briggs Jr provides the music.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Church services listed for Conference year end visit
The church school opens at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m by Dr C C Weaver elder of the Greensboro district in what is his last official visit for the conference year All are urged to attend Also preaching at 8 00 p m by pastor Rev S M Needham The Young People's Division meets at 7 15 p m Everyone is invited to attend all services.
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C. C., Weaver
Greensboro
Weaver
S. M. Needham
Scattered Gains Mark Busy Weekend Market Close
The New York stock market finished the weekend session with gains from fractions to over two points in many issues. Turnover was about 750000 shares as buying eased in the final hour. Investors cited favorable industrial news and steady recovery, with rails, electric equipment, steel and utilities in brisk demand amid a bullish chart signal in leading rail shares.
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New York
Spirit to be subject of Sunday Christian Science lesson
The Christian Science church announces the Spirit as the lesson subject for Sunday services at 11 a m in the 309 1 2 North Main Street church. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m, and the reading room is open Tuesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 30 p m. The public is invited to lectures and to use the reading room.
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Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
North Main Street
Baptist Green Street Sunday Services Announced
In the absence of the pastor Rev Carl Lewis will preach in the morning on The Great Sin of The Church. In the evening F D Covington of Mills Home Orphanage will speak. Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m and B T U at 6 45 p m. The public is invited to attend all services.
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Green Street
Carl Lewis
F. D. Covington
Mills Home
Sermon on The Reason For Lying At 11 O'clock Service
Rev Heath Tadlock will preach the 11 o clock sermon The Reason For Lying in the absence of Dr Conrad who is on vacation The church joins with other churches for a union service that evening Major L P McLendon of Greensboro speaks to Farriss Bible class at 945 Sunday Bible school starts at 945 a m B T U meets Wednesday at 800 p m
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Heath Tadlock
Tadlock
Conrad
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Farriss
Stranded Child Reunited With Her Mother in Trenton
Eight year old Ruth Laws of Hanes North Carolina was separated from her mother Edna Laws of Manasquan New Jersey for about a day. Pennsylvania railroad detectives and city police located Ruth after she boarded a train from North Carolina and authorities coordinated a reunion at Trenton. Ruth cried upon meeting her mother as officials confirmed the resolve of the mix up over her arrival day.
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Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ruth Laws
Hanes
N. C
Edna Laws
Manasquan
Ruth
Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon
The piece presents a quiz with five questions on origins of the word episcopal census timing Labor Day observance Mt Etna and a note about young oysters. It lists answers: from Latin episcopus overseer 1940 the full moon nearest to Sept 21 Sicily and 1882, plus a fact about oysters swimming 48 hours before settling.
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U. S
Mt. Etna
Episcopus
Sicily
First M. P. Church School and Worship Message
The church school led by Ralph Vance meets at 9 45 A M. In morning worship Rev J C Madison speaks on The Price of Neglect. Junior Church topic is Love One Another. Board of Stewards calls a meeting Monday at 8 PM.
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M. P
Ralph Vance
J. C Madison
Board of Stewards
Sunday Church Schedule With Rev J R Hutton
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with a sermon by the pastor Rev J R Hutton at 11 No evening service is planned A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 7 45.
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J. R. Hutton
Sunday Service Schedule at Rankin Memorial Church
Sunday school starts at 9 45 in the Rankin Memorial church Rev Edward Suits pastor preaches at 11 00 Junior and Senior C E societies convene at 6 45 pm No evening service due to revival work at Concord.
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Rankin Memorial Church
Edw. Suits
C. E
Concord
Sunday schedules for church activities announced
Sunday school will meet at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 46 p m by the pastor Dr J D Williams C E will meet at 6 30 p m and the prayer meeting is Wednesday evening
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J. D. Williams
C. E
Episcopal Communion at 9 30 A M exclusive morning service
Union service at night at eight o'clock with Rev Hoy Fesperman pastor of the Evangelical and Reformed church delivering the sermon The notice notes a single morning service for the day and a union evening gathering with a named preacher.
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Hoy Fesperman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sabbath Services Schedule From Local Adventist Church
Sabbath school convenes Saturday at 9 30 in the morning with the usual program. The Home Missionary meeting follows at 10 45 and Elder W L Killen with Raymond L Winders conduct the devotional hour around 11 30. Missionary Volunteers gather at 4 15 in the afternoon.
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W. L. Killen
Raymond L. Winders
Delegates Named for State Exchange Convention
The local Exchange club selected delegates for the annual state convention in Wilmington on August 21 and 22. Co. V Lackey and M L Patrick will represent the club, with several High Point Exchangeites expected to attend. R T Draughon chairs the program committee, J J Ellington leads membership, C V Lackey heads attendance, and M L Patrick handles publicity. L O Huuchkins, elected president, presided.
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Exchange Clubs
Wilmington
Co. V. Lackey
M. L. Patrick
High Point
R T. Draughon
J. J. Ellington
C. V.lackey
L. O. Huuchins
Police report: multiple traffic violations in 24 hours
One person arrested for drunk driving. Two cited for failing to stop at highway signs before main roads. One cited to appear in court for running a red light. All incidents recorded by police this morning.
Neuse River to stop rising with no flood seen
Kinston reports river men say the Neuse is expected to cease rising next week and no damaging floods are anticipated.
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Kinston
Neuse
Emmanuel Luthera Warners at Eleven The Pharisees Warning
Fragmentary religious note describes a scene at eleven o'clock with references to Jesus and Pharisees warning him about Herod seeking his life. Text cites Luke 13 31 Benefits of miracles and casting out devils appear in brief, unclear form.
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Emmanuel
the Warners
Herod
Preacher Sets Evening Service in Dria Parish
Rev R M McGehee of Dria La will preach at o'clock service. Mr M director of religious edit at St Mary's Episcopal at 8 o'clock with Rev Hoy man, pastor of the Evy and Reformed church, the message.
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R. M. McGehee
Dria
St. Mary’s Episcopa
Hoyman
Evy and Reformed Church
the Message
Sermon Focus at Union Service Led by Rev Fesperman
The Evangelic and Reform church announces a union service with guest preacher Rev Hoy L Fesperman at the Episcopal church. It is set for Sunday morning at 9 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesserman
Episcopal
Hoy L. Fesperman
Local anglers report record drum catch on coast trip
Roy Lambeth J Durham and E W Durham returned to the city this week from a long fishing expedition at Nag's Head. They said they caught a large drum weighing 55 pounds and another sizeable drum near a service station. The group described the trip as one of their most successful and noted the two drum fish brought back.
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Roy Lambeth
E. W. Durham
Tvo
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