Dr Blackard Addresses Lions on The Church and The Totalitarian State
Dr Be H Blackard pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist church spoke to the High Point Lions on the church and the totalitarian state comparing Russia and Germany. He warned the totalitarian state seeks to organize all forces behind its dictator and noted religious suppression in Russia and a church propaganda role in Germany. Prizes were awarded to H A Cecil and L A Welch. England grants foreign workers 12 month permits with rare extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Blackard
George Rankin
Winston-Salem Lions Club
J. B. Fink
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Jesus
H. A. Cecil
L. A. Welch
Earthquakes Concentrated in Two Major Belts
Ninety four percent of recorded earthquakes occur in two narrow belts. The Mediterranean region accounts for fifty three percent and the Circum Pacific belt for forty one percent. The remaining areas around the world hold six percent.
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Mediterranean
James G. W. McClamroch
Leon Ellis
G. 8. Petty
R. B. Arthur
Orton A. Boren
Dr. B. B. Kendrick
Dr. Kendrick
Harry Clendenin
Russell F. Hall
Broadacres
W. D. Allen
A. J. Jamison
Emry C. Green
Gordon, Jr
W. A
Auto purchases in U S favor lower income buyers
The article notes that sixty two percent of new US automobiles are bought by people earning under three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Merry Go Round Limerick Contest Seeks Finale Line
Last chance to enter the Merry Go Round limerick contest in The Enterprise with five cash prizes and five guest ticket pairs to the Paramount film. Winners announced in Sunday issue. eligibility open to all except newspaper and Paramount employees.
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Limerick
Universal
Paramount
Merry Go Round
Enterprise
Paramount Theatre
Four Horsemen of Hilarity
Bert Lehr
Billy House
Mischa Auer
Jimmy Savo
the Enterprise
Sedgefield sale nets $90 910 80
The Sedgefield incorporation sale, overseen by auctioneer WW Ross and under orders from Judge H Hoyle nk, totals 90 910 80 with bids from numerous buyers. A public hearing before Judge Link at Guilford county courthouse will decide final approvals and any 10 percent bid increases.
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Sedgefield
NETS
Sedgefield, Incorporated
Ww. Ross
Charles L. Weill
J. Archie Cannon, Jr
H. Hoylenk
Link
Guilford County
George L. Stansbury
Emry C. Green
Carlisle Estates
Orton A. Boren
Broadacres
W. C. Boren, Jr
Death claims father of Mrs Webb in Georgia funeral
Mrs B H Webb of route two received word of her father’s sudden death and she left for Georgia this afternoon to attend the funeral services.
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B. H. Webb
Route Two
Georgia
Urs Graf Plate Dated 1513 Highlights Swiss Artist
A plate bearing the date 1513 is identified as the work of Urs Graf, a Swiss draughtsman, goldsmith, and soldier noted for his multifaceted career.
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Urs Graf
Asheboro Post Office Sees First Class Rating Nears
Asheboro Post Office reports November 1937 postal receipts of just over 4150 dollars, slightly up from 1936 and above October. Postmaster J O Redding notes steady business and progress toward first class status as December receipts rise. Rural route realignments shift service areas among Asheboro, Ramseur and Sea Grove to improve delivery times.
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Asheboro
J. 0
Redding
Oscar Brown
Grant Township
Kemps’ Mill
Bennett
Moffitt’s Mill
Erect
Ramseur
Seagrove
Two Guilty In Superior Court For Chair Company Theft
Kenneth Taylor was found guilty and Alvin Swing, tried with Taylor, faced two charges of furniture theft from the Thomasville Chair Company in Superior court. The jury considered evidence against Robert Kennedy and Norman Hilton on related charges as nine cases were postponed to the January term.
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Lexington
Kenneth Taylor
Alvin Swing
Taylor
Thomasville Chair Company
Robert Kennedy
Norman Hilton
Early H. Clodfelter
Job
Morris
Morgan Grimes
Jaguary
T. F. Bulla To Head Next Randolph Fair
T F Bulla of Asheboro was elected president of the 1938 Randolph County Fair by the fair association board in Asheboro. He succeeds W A Bunch who resigned after ten years. No secretary or vice president was chosen. A five member committee was named to seek a secretary manager and discuss securing a carnival.
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Asheboro
T. F Bulla
Randolph County
The
Fair Association
Bulla
W. A. Bunch
C. M. Hayworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Blackard
LIONS
Wesley Memorial Church
England
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Rodolfo Graziani
Duke Power Co
Last Chance
Jimmy Save
H. Hoyle
Roaring Gap
James Gwaltney Westwarren McClamrock
Pomona Terra Cotta Company
Allen H. Hawkins
W. C. Boren, Sr
James A. Doggett
George L. Stansbury and Company
J. Bynum Merritt
Kemp C. Cl
J. Jamison
Mann's
Giant Line
PTE
TEK
Creomullion
Miles
Blue Jay Corn
Electric
Beemans B. Q. R
KOTEX
Segal
Cardus
Stanback
Vick
Bk. Draught
Philip's Magnesia
Noxzema
Sheaffer
Waterman
South Main Street
Pepsodent
Yardley
Giant
Biltmore
Bloom
Almanacs
Schick
White Pine
T. F. Bulla
Randolph Fair
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