Unusual marriage solemnized in South Carolina
A notable ceremony occurred at the bedside of the ailing groom in Columbia where Ena Nadyne Lyda and Jack Edward Otis wed in a double ring Presbyterian service. Miss Lyda wore white chiffon with orange blossom and roses, as family hosted a luncheon after the ceremony. The couple, connected to High Point and Los Angeles, planned a Burlington ceremony that was canceled due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Columbia
8. C
Ena Nadyne Lyda
James Benjamin Lyda
High Point N. C
Jack Edward Otis
Los Angeles
Cali
Colombia
Grace W. Otis
Henderson Street
John McEachern
First Presbyterian Church
Otis Home
China
Otis
Columbia
Columbia Bible College
First Baptist
Burlington
N. C
Mind Subject For Christian Science Lesson In Churches
The lesson-sermon focused on the Mind theme with Isaiah 26 3 as Golden Text and Isaiah 40 31 as supporting scripture. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy stating immortal Mind is ever active and spiritual energies cannot wear out, urging rest in Truth and immortality rather than mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Haworth Speaks to 70 at Central Friends Church
Samuel Haworth of Guilford College spoke at the 11 o clock service stressing unity and love from First Corinthians. He warned of modern peril from rapid change, war, famine and powerful misuse, urging public conscience and individual development toward a Kingdom of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Siove
Sizemore Pleased by Virginia Trip
Frank J. Sisemore, secretary of the chamber of commerce, returned home with his family after ten days away. He found High Norfolk economically steadier, with stronger port traffic, and noted Clarksville harvest prospects. He praised High Point for broad markets and resilience amid depressions.
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Norfolk
Tidewater Virginia
Clarksville
Frank J. Sisemore
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Sizemore
Sizemore
Holton Family Reunion At Family Homestead
More than 126 Holton clan members gathered at the family homestead near High Point for the annual reunion. Speaker Horace Haworth of High Point addressed spiritual versus material life, while Holton leader Holland Holton of Duke University spoke briefly. Luncheon followed with a watermelon feast and guests from several Southern states and two visitors from New York.
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Holton
Bob Holton
High Point
Holtons
Horace Haworth
E. W. Holton
Holand Holton
Department of Education
Duke University
Durham
Family Association
New York
Messrs
Hubert Behrendt
A. D. Stevens
God's Cure for Doubt Topic at First Presbyterian
Dr Charles Nabers outlined honest doubt as eloquent testimony to God's methods. He cited Jesus guiding doubt with gentleness, urging immediate action and living faith, beginning with obedience for a firmer faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Nabers
Jesus
Nash Speaks at First Baptist on Comprehensive Faith
Rev. Chas. H. Nash of Greensboro preached at the Morning Worship of the First Baptist Church on Comprehensive Faith. He used Luke 24:18 and John 14:1 to argue that let not your heart be troubled means salvation not consolation, urging reliance on God amid trouble and death with living grace.
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Chas. H. Nash
Greensboro
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Dr. Nash
Sea of Galilee
God
Father
Police alert for bandit headed toward Greensboro
Local police, armed with a description of the lone robber, were on watch after a mid afternoon hold up of an A and P store in Greensboro. Police reported no trace of the bandit at 3 45 p m but continued to maintain a close watch for his arrival in the city.
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Greensboro
Ice Cream Supper Planned by Colored YMCA Tonight
The Colored Y M C A of High Point will host an ice cream supper tonight at Griffin Casino at 8 30. Free for all city young men. Rev Butler of Metropolitan A M E Zion church will speak. Also notes on a triplet cucumber display and the Morgan family moving to 1108 Blain Street.
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High Point
Griffin Casino
Perry and
East Washington Streets
Rev. Butler
Metropolitan
A. M. E. Zion Church
Golden wedding anniversary observed by Voncannon family
More than fifty relatives and friends gathered at 23 West Green Street to honor Mr and Mrs A J Voncannon on fifty years of marriage. Rev Roy I Farmer spoke, sharing amusing stories of the half century. The couple, married August 21 1881 in Randolph County, have resided in High Point 27 years while guests toured, ate lunch, and offered congratulations from nearby relatives and out of town visitors.
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A. Voncannon
West Green Street
Roy I. Farmer
M. P
High Point
CC. Voneannon
A. J. Voneannon
R. J. Shoemaker
Divorce Suit Filed on Separation Grounds
Irene Kaufelt sues for divorce from Joseph Kaufelt in municipal court alleging deserted her in September 1924 after their marriage on June 28 1922. She asks custody of their eight year old child.
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Irene Kaufelt
Joseph Kaufelt
Negro Acquitted To Old Robbery Charge
Calvin Steed, a Black man charged with breaking and entering in a robbery nearly a year ago, surrendered to local police but was released after Douglas Portee, the prosecuting witness, appeared and said he no longer thought Steed was the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Steed
Douglas Portee
Steed
P T A Executive Council Meeting Planned at Hillcrest Road
The High Point Parent-Teacher Association executive council will convene tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Mrs Coe s home 219 Hillcrest road. All council officers and presidents of school associations are urged to attend as plans for the coming year are laid.
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High Point Parents and Teachers Council
P.T. A. Executive Council
High Point Parent-Teacher Association
Coe
Hillcrest Rive
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W. P. Anderson
Lindsay Street
Guilye General Hospital
Howell
L. P. Howell
Oak Street
High Point Hospital
Aviary
Philatheas
Calvary M. E. Church
C. A. Agner
Ragan Street
City Parents
Irvin Paylor
J. Shakespeare Harris
Concord
North Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
R. O. Caldwell
Emma Bonnie Caldwell
David Clark
R. J. Shelton
Charlotte
I. Irvin Paylor
J. Howard Paylor
Brantley Circle
Roland Park
Paylor
Harris
Ku Klux Klan
South
B. Terry
Hamlet
Earl Phillips
Welch Harriss
Amos Kearns
Virginia Beach
Nancy Carr Terry
Nora Jones
Hillsboro
Martha Hamilton Stone
Thomas Turner, Jr
John N. Paul
John Paul
Eleanor Wilson
Ocean View
Margaret Hodges
Mary Louise
Jack Nicholson
Joe Linthicum
Louise
Mrs
M. W. Nash
Lake Junaluska
Mrs. Nash
B. L. Hart
Freemont Inn
Bryson City
Olive Tilford Dragen
QO. A. Kirkman
P. V. Kirkman
0. A. Kirkman, Jr
J. D. Brame
Brame
EB. T. Alden
Lake Wacamaw
Wrightsville Beach
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E. Church
Bertha Smith
Portsmouth
James A. Haley
Boston
Miss Smith
A. A. Hylton
Montheu Avenue
C. C. Muse
Leona Holton
Johnnie Muse
Washington, D. C
P. S
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Haworth
Virginia
Old Holton Homestead
Nash
First Baptists
Bandit
Y.M.C.A
Walter Williams
Blain Street
J. T. Morgan
Anderson
Helen Johnston
Dennison
Ohio
Clara Lee Hammer
Esquirido
Douglas
Ruth Elien Yow
Gibsonville
Clarence Phillips
Jim Riley
Hal Yow
J. K. Millikan
Carthage
W. P. Hammer
Bear Creek
G. J. Yow
J. F. Moose
Statesville
I. O. O. F. Orphan's Concert
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Elise Elder
Home Economist In Charge
South Main Street
North Carolina Public Service Company
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