Democrats Launch 1932 Campaign Barbecue Here
Guilford County Young Democrats host a September 17 barbecue at Deep River as state leaders join 5000 expected attendees. Governor Gardner Senator Bailey and Ehringhaus headline alongside other party figures with J W Winburne presiding. The event mirrors last year’s High Point gathering that launched the primary race.
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North Carolina
Democrats
Deep River
Guilford County
Young Democratic Club
North
Handine Tha
C. Max Gardner
Josiah William Bailey
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
R. R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
Senate
House
J. W. Winburne
High Point
Highway 10
Greensboro
National Republican Party
Guilford
Edwin Martinez
Jacob Froelich
May Thompson Evans
Union Service Tonight Features Dr. Henry Louis Smith
Depositors Committee and community groups host a union service at the Elm Street area tonight at 8 o clock with Dr Henry Louis Smith president emeritus of Washington and Lee University to address attendees and a sacred concert by the High Point Civic Band led by Lewis L Stookey. The event will suspend uptown church services and parking will be allowed on Elm Street school grounds with traffic restricted on Church Street during the 8 to 9 pm hour. An amplified program will follow including The Shined march Princess of India The Wayside Chapel Gala Oeceats Joy to the World and The National Emblem with Sechrest Funeral Home providing loudspeaker support.
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Uptown
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
High Point Civic Band
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Civic Band
Lewis L. Stookey
Elm Street
Church Stret
North Main
Elm
Sechrest Funeral Home
Local Bank Reorganization Plans Rejected by Comptroller
Depositors committee led by George T. Wood reports that all reorganization proposals for Commercial National Bank were disapproved by the comptroller of the currency. Washington visit outlined a tentative new plan to reopen the bank without promotion costs and protect thousands of small accounts, contingent on asset assessment.
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Commercial National Bank
Washington
Comptroller
George T. Wood
C. E. Ditfendal
W. F. Pleming
R. K. Stewart
R. B. Terry
United States
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Pole
Red Hot Dollar Comes Home After 60 Local Debts Paid
The Red Hot Dollar check, issued to the Rotary Club by Claiborne H. Rhodes, traveled through 60 local businesses. The one dollar note bore a pro prosperity message and endorsements on plywood. It circulated to spur business and debt repayment in High Point.
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High Point Rotary Club
Claiborne H. Rhodes
Rotary Club
Rhodes
German Club to Elect Officers Thursday Night
The Piedmont German club will hold its annual election of officers and a new board of governors at the High Point Country Club Thursday at 7 30 pm. Amos Kearns announced the event, with President Sam H. Denny leading nominations and urging all members to attend.
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Piedmont German Club
High Point Country Club
Amos Kearns
Sam H. Denny
Denny
Scotch Foursome To Be Played At Salisbury Today
Mrs. Paul Smith a top High Point golfer and Dugan Aycock Blair Park pro meet Mrs. Stedman Morris and Mike Thomas of Salisbury Country Club in a mixed Scotch foursome on the Salisbury links this afternoon at 2. A return engagement is set for next Sunday at Blair Park.
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Paul Smith
High Point Country Club
Dugan Aycock
Blair Park Course
Stedman Morris
Mike Thomas
Salisbury Country Club
Salisbury Links
Blair Park Links
Registration dates set for 1932 33 high school year
Principal L R Johnston announced senior high registration for the 1932 33 year with freshmen at 9 00 am August 30 sophomores 10 30 am that day juniors 1 15 pm that day and seniors 9 00 am August 31. Students new to the city should register at their class time.
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L. R. Johnston
Johnston
Spend $5 Day Urges High Point Citizens
Dr C S Grayson mayor of High Point proclaims National Spend $5 Day on September 2 to relieve unemployment and boost commerce. Local firms pledge cooperation and stores promise unprecedented values to deplete stocks and spur orders, creating jobs nationwide.
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C. 8. Grayson
High Point
United States
Household Appliance Company
Hendrix Furniture Company
High Point Hardware Company
Schiffman's, Inc
Grayson
America
C. 8
City of
Legislature Explains School Funds Safeguard Provision
Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, explains a North Carolina provision directing all funds from fines, forfeitures and penalties to maintenance and repair of school plants and equipment. Poll taxes go to fixed charges including insurance and rentals, with emphasis on safeguarding invested school funds.
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Wingate Andrews
North Carolina
Andrews
Well Known Colored Pastor Preaches at Cherry Street Church
Dr Fadjuma a well known colored minister and Lincoln Academy professor will preach at Cherry Street Presbyterian church colored this morning at 11 and tonight at 8 in the pastor’s absence Rev C H White attends the School of Methods Congregation urged to attend to hear the speaker
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Fadjuma
Lincoln Academy
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
C. H. White
City Schools Prepare for Fall Opening in High Point
High Point city schools plan to begin Monday morning September 12 with final preparations this week. Superintendent T Win gate Andrews announced. The teachers meeting for the 1932 33 season is set for the Junior high school building at 10 AM September 7, with group meetings to follow. The Negro teachers meet at William Penn high school on September 8 with group sessions. Elementary registration is scheduled for September 9 and 10.
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High Point City
T. Wingate Andrews
William Penn High School
Andrews
Local Youth Kills Huge Rattlesnake
Montlieu avenue resident Hammett A. Cecil Jr. returned from vacation with a five foot seven inch rattlesnake killed near Jackson Hill New York. The youth shot the snake after Junior saw it in the road. The 11 rattles animal skin is on display in The Enterprise window.
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Hammett A. Cecil, Jr
H. A. Cecil
Montlieu Avenue
Jackson Hill
N. Y
Junior
Enterprise
Dr. Rennie to Speak at Revival Service Tonight
Dr Joseph Rennie pastor of the First Presbyterian church will preach at Union Hill school tonight at 7 45 oclock The series continues all next week with services each night at 7 45 oclock The public is invited and ministers from across the city are taking part in the revival effort
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Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Union Hill School
High Point College Opens 1932-33. Freshmen Arrive Sept 12
High Point College will start its 1932-33 term on September 16 with a similar daily schedule as last year. Dr Paul Kennett announces seven faculty changes. Freshmen register September 12 followed by orientation week. upperclassmen register September 14 and 15 and the opening shapes period begins at 8:40 Friday.
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High Point College
Paul 8. Kennett
Property Owners To Discuss City Street Assessments
A meeting of property owners with delinquent street assessment accounts filed by the City of High Point was called by A N Greer and M W Hartley for Tuesday at eight o clock in the Senior High School auditorium. A local and an out of town attorney will seek to determine the status of the claims and discuss possible action.
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High Point
A. N. Greer
M. WL. Hartley
Merchants Barbecue Set at City Lake Jamestown
The High Point Merchants Association annual barbecue will be at City Lake Jamestown on Tuesday evening August 30 starting at 6 30. A. H. Holton announces the event moved from Ritter's Lake to City Lake. Merchants their employees and families are invited with a large turnout expected and a gala program planned. Several merchants plan early closures to allow staff to attend.
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High Point
Freak Tomato Grows in Briles Window Display
W M Briles showcased a unique tomato in his window at 922 Gray Street yesterday. The fruit, grown in his garden, bore five blooms yet resembles four tomatoes on a single stem.
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The
Enterprise
W. M. Briles
Gray Street
Twin peaches added to The Enterprise collection
The Enterprise reports twin peaches added to its freak fruits and vegetables collection. The fruits were grown by Mr. Carabacter on his Ellerbee farm.
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Carabacter
Ellerbee
Plans for Labor Day celebration outlined by I W High Point
Final plans for the Labor Day celebration to be held Monday are discussed for the Industrial Workers group in High Point. A Tuesday night meeting will approve plans, with a parade picnic and speaking events split between the city and City Lake Park.
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Industrial Workers of
High Point
Association
Association Hall
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
J. J. Thomason
John Simpson
Fowler's
Highland Mill
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