Comptroller To Hear RFC Loan Proposal From Local Depositors
A San Carolina group asks Comptroller of the Currency F. T. O Connor in Washington to approve an RFC loan of 1.5 million to the Commercial National Bank. They seek release of a 35 percent dividend to depositors, backed by bank assets above 7 million. Senators Bailey Reynolds and Rep Umstead back the plan as relief for depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance Corporation
Deposi
Commercial National Bank
F. T. O'Connor
Washgton
B. Terry
B. W. Freeze
John D. Biggs
Washington
Bailey , Reynolds
B. Umstead
Ury
O'Connor
Comptroller's
RFC
Ted
Ter
Gambling raid nets group of 11 charged in city
Police raided a house at 16 Leonard Street arresting eleven men named Arthur Aims J C Bonds Dolphins Koda Benny Belton Will Gaith r Fred Dixon Ellis Rose Chester Javes John Reid Dave Belto and Johnny Griffin on gambling charges. They are scheduled for municipal court trial Monday.
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Leonard Street
Arthur Ams
J. C. Bonds
Dolphins Koda
Benny Belton
Will Gaithr
Fred Dixon
Ellis Rose
Chester Javes
John Reid
Dave Belto
Johnny Griffin
Order of Tents Plans Annual Observance at Cherry Street Church
Hosanna Tent No 326 of the Order of Tents will hold its annual observance this afternoon at the Cherry Street Presbyterian church. Pastor C H White will preach a special sermon for the order’s benefit. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. . Giddings and Jollffee Union
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Er. C. H. White
Wreckage Cleared From Both Tracks Within 12 Hours
Southern Railway restored service on the Jamestown double track after a wreck destroyed 14 freight cars. The southbound line reopened after three o clock with the first train crossing, and the northbound stretch was rebuilt four hours later. Crowds watched crews remove wreckage throughout the day.
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Southern Railway
Jamestown
Christmas Sale of Tuberculosis Seals Underway
The annual tuberculosis seal drive by the American Red Cross has started and runs until the Saturday before Christmas. Mrs Roland Holton heads the sale with High Point Junior Service League members selling the seals at the post office starting Monday. Proceeds support the local milk fund for schools with 95 percent staying locally and five percent to headquarters. seals cost one cent.
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American Red Cross
Roland Holton
High Point Junior Service League
Central Friends Sunday Services at High Point Church
Visitors without a church home are invited to Central Friends Church for Sunday services. Rev. Tom A. Sykes will speak at 11:00 on Jesus Christ Waiting For An Answer and at 7:30 on The Empty Heart. Bible school begins at 9:45 with classes for all ages.
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High Point
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Deep River Friends Hold Quarterly Meeting at Central Church
Deep River Quarterly Meeting of Friends churches convened at Central Friends Church with a large attendance from Springfield Archdale Deep River Oak Hill and Central congregations. Rev Reuben J Payne presided and Rev Baud Bulla spoke on knowing what Paul knew as the group planned the March 3 next meeting at Oak Hill with reports from committees and visiting ministers.
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Deep River
Springfield
Archdale
Oak Hill
Central Friends
Clara I. Cox
Payne
Baud Bulla
Marlboro
Mendenhalls Sell Milk Only Under Golden Guernsey Mark
Asheboro NC December 2 Mendenhall Brothers of High Point route 3 Randolph County signed a contract with the American Guernsey Cattle Club to market all milk under the Golden Guernsey trade mark The herd includes 116 milking animals and the deal was sealed with club field representative H C Bates Millsaps notes the herd is the best Guernsey herd in the state and the first in the county to adopt the trade mark.
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Asheboro
Mendenhall Brothers
High Point
Route 3
Randolph County
American Guernsey Cattle Club
B. S. Millsaps
H. C. Bates
Millsaps
Empty Stocking Fund Urges Rapid Growth This Christmas
Donations to the Empty Stocking Fund have totaled 75 dollars so far. The Enterprise sponsors the drive to provide food and warmth for needy families on Christmas day. Citizens are urged to donate by mailing checks or delivering them to The Empty Stocking Fund, in care of The Enterprise, to ensure a brighter holiday for children and families facing hunger and hardship.
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Manaw
High Point
Christ
Santa Clause
MiWanis Gt
Laos
Children Invited to Enter High Point Christmas Parade
Officials of the High Point Merchants Association call for boys and girls aged eight to 12 to ride in Wednesday night’s mammoth Christmas parade. Entries may include pets ponies and bicycles with prizes for best pet best decorated bicycle and best pony. Reports due Monday after school. Delegations from Thomasville Asheboro Lexington and other towns expected to greet Santa and his living reindeer.
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High Point Merchants’ Association
Lalaal
Ulvvur
Merchants’ Association
Equator
Santa
Thomasville
Asheboro
Lexington
Santa Claus
High Point
New Wesley Memorial minister arrives in High Point
Dr W A Lambeth James F Asbury arrives to lead Wesley Memorial services and establish an office. He plans to bring family from Asheville later in the week and will preach on unseen realities and talking to yourself. Asbury also named Scout Executive of the Tupelo Mississippi council after returning from Briar Cliff Manor training.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial
High Point
Asheville
Lambeth
Will
Davidson College
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
James F. Asbury
G. L. Asbury
Fifth Street
Tupelo
Miss
Council
Boy Scouts of America
Asbury
Pulaski
Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
Camp Uwharrie
Cherokee Camp
Treasure Valley Camp
Mississippi
Mr. Asbury
Jim Asbury
Andrews Discusses New School Law In Talk At Lexington
Prof T Win gate Andrews superintendent of High Point city schools spoke at a Lexington Fathers Night PTA meeting criticizing North Carolina state school policy. He said it is too rigid in applying mathematics to a sociological system yet too centralized and should allow communities more role in maintenance.
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Andrews
Lexington
North Carolina
Wingate Andrews
High Point City
Salvation Army Kettle Campaign Planned On Main Street
The Salvation Army will place its Christmas kettle on South Main Street in front of Richardson's Department Store from next Saturday through December 23. Adjutant John O'Beirne says funds go to the Christmas work for needy families, with about 300 people to be aided and 50 baskets to be prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
John O'Beirne
Richardson's Department Store
South Main Street
Army
O'’Beirne
Infant son of Clyde Alf red observance at Unity Chapel
Funeral service for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Alfred of this city was held Friday afternoon at Unity Chapel. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Clyde Alfred
Unity Chapel
Church Cemetery
Elks Lodge Sorrow Service At Home On West Broad
Members of Elks Lodge 1155 and families attend a memorial service at the Home on West Broad for George F. Wilson and Joe H. Dobbs. Judge Hastings delivers the address. eulogies by O. Arthur Kirkman Jr. Ceremonies preside David L. Stanton with special music. no march to Paramount theater due to theater repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
West Broad Street
G. H. Hastings
Winston-Salem
Thomas J. Gold
George F. Wilson
Joe H. Dobbs
O. Arthur
Reid Marsh
J. Gurney Briggs
L. Lawrence White
W. R. Kester
Clara Boyd
Bascom Whitaker
Paramount Theater
December Civil Term Opens With Light Docket in High Point Court
The High Point municipal court civil term starts Tuesday for two weeks with a small docket of under 40 cases, mainly divorces and a magistrate appeal over church property occupancy. Jurors are listed for weeks starting December 5 and December 12, 1933, including J. C. Burgess and S. H. Inman among others.
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High Point Municipal Court
Julian S. Franklin
Dc. A. Blackwelder
Ruby Hedgecock Shot and Killed in Martinsville
Roby Hedgecock alias Roby Johnson an escape convict from near High Point was shot and killed last night in Martinsville Virginia after entering a private residence. Chief W G Friddle was notified and details are sparse. He was captured two years earlier for breaking into a house and stealing goods and sentenced to 18 months at Sandy Ridge prison camp before escaping.
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Roby Hedgecock
Roby Johnson
High Point
Martinsville
W. G. Friddle
Hedgecock
C. L. Gray
Guilford County
Local man disputes drunken driving conviction identity
J M Murdock of 1124 Montheau avenue asked The Enterprise to publish that he is not the J M Murdock convicted in municipal court Friday for operating a car while intoxicated.
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J. M. Murdock
Montheu Avenue
Enterprise
Civil Works Payroll Grows as 700 Work in City
The Civil Works program in the city released paychecks totaling nearly $9,000 for about 700 men across twelve projects. At the National Reemployment Office a record week added 680 new registrations with 168 placements on Civil Works jobs and 212 new placements overall.
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Ubsyder
Professor Alley to Speak Four Times in High Point Week
Alden G. Alley of Dana College Newark will deliver four talks in the area this week. He appears at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro at 3 PM today, Central Friends church Wednesday night, High Point College Thursday, and Central Friends church Sunday morning.
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Alden G. Alley
Dana College
High Point
Greensboro
Department of History
Newark
N. J
King Cotton Hotel
Alley
Harvard College
Central Friends Church
High Point College
Rotary Club
Europe
United States Infantry
France
League of Nations Assembly
Germany
America
Guilford County League
North Carolina Yearly Meeting Committee of Friends
Prevosts Host Mills Home Group at Local Theater
Thomasville notice. Mr and Mrs J W Prevost entertained the Mills Home and its teachers and matrons at a theater party Friday. The group reported an entertaining time.
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Thomasville
J. W. Prevost
Mills
Conclave of Knights Templar planned in three-state area
Plans for the third division Knights Templar conclave in this city include a 4 p m commandery opening, a 4 30 parade, a 5 p m church service at First Presbyterian, and a 6 p m banquet at the Sheraton. Prominent leaders from North Carolina will attend as visitors from multiple towns.
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Knights Templar
First Presbyterian Church
North Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Becker
Sir R. Murphy Williams
Greensboro
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Clarence Schultheiss
Granier
Nat Walker
Dan W. Smith
J. Gurney Briggs
Sheraton Street
Wrenn
Green
Post Office
Main Street
Drum and Bugle Corps
The
American Legion
Knights Templar of
North Carolina
W. H. Peeps
Charlotte
R. K. Stewart
High Point
Mount Airy
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Hickory
Concord
Monroe
Gastonia
Durham
Reidsville
Special Speaker To Talk At Southside Church Service
The 11 a.m. service at Southside Baptist Church will be led by a student from the People's Bible class in Greensboro. Special music will be provided and the public is invited to attend.
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Southside Baptist Church
People’s Bible Class
Greensboro
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