Ehringhaus Speaker At Elks Lodge Of Sorrow
J C B Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City spoke at the Elks Lodge No 1155 memorial service at the Paramount theater in High Point. He stressed Elks core beliefs of faith in God country and vitality and praised departed brethren Ford Ecker WL Davis and Charles F Long. The ceremony featured tributes, musical interludes, and a roll call of absent brothers as officers conducted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Sor
High Point
Paramount Theater
Tianae
Anne
Ford Ecker
WL. Davis
Charles F. Long
Fred N. Tate
Mr. Ecker
John T. Burrus
Mr. Davis
J. Elwood Cox
Lodge
Bur
Alvaha
Thomas J. Gold
Ehringhaus
Elks
Hieself
D. D. Parsons
D. H. Milton
A. C. Wyse
John Armstrong
W. R. Newby
J. R. Reitzel
H. L. Austin
J. P. Redding
Abraham Cook
E. A. Younts
H. J. Dobbs
J. A. Turner
J. W. Munyon
W. G. Bradshaw
BE. A. Bencini
S. A. Hoover
J. F. Hoffman
W. P. Ragan
R. R. White, Jr
T. M. Montgomery
F. D. Blake
J. W. Harris
F. H. Fleer
H. B. Hoskins
J. P. Hayworth
D. R. Raper
H. W
O. Arthur Kirkman
W. C. Jones
W. B. Warner
Fred L. Gordy
J. F. Cannon
Thos. J. Gold
D. &. Harville
J. C. Kaneer
D. L. Stanton
D. C. White
R. M. Tucker
Julius A. Greene
Clyde
Chernault
Harold L. Ryan
Best News Tip Winners Named by The Enterprise
The Enterprise announces tip winners for the week. Miss Ross Valentine reports a dog attack at 1418 English street. David K. Shelton submits a story about why cats leave home. Mrs. E. Murray covers a bantam hen record. H. Spoon shares a cherry harvest tale with samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Valentine
English Street
David K. Shelton
Willowbrook Street
E. Murray
H. Spoon
Route No
The
Enterprise
100th birthday honors for Lucy Ann Turrell Keyes
Westford Massachusetts UP reports dishes used at the 100th birthday anniversary of Mrs Lucy Ann Turrell Keyes. Gifts presented at her wedding 76 years ago were among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford
Mass
Jms
Lucy Ann Turrell Keyes
Miller Cade Sentenced to 26 Months on Three Charges
Miller Cade, 23, of this city and Greensboro, wounded during a shootout with Officers Kivett and Stoker, drew 26 months on three charges after a municipal court arraignment. He received 10 months for violating prohibition law, six months for carrying concealed weapons, and 10 months for assault with a deadly weapon. sentences run consecutively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Cade
Greensboro
Kivett
Stoker
East High Street
Lewis E. Teague
Cade
R. E. Moxley
Bob Lawrence
Elizabeth Walker
Josephine Gordon
Ruby Carter
Cornelia Hall
Ernest Brown
James Carmichael
J. R. Dunlap
M. Johnson
Chas
North Carolina
G. H. Ferguson
B. H. Mims
Clifford Stout
Fa Lovings
Carl Spouse
Claude Tucker
Hit and Run Driver Nabs Suspect After Forsyth Crash
Worth Bacon and his wife escaped serious harm when their vehicle was sideswiped near Winston Salem along High Point road. Ola Peoples, a black woman from Winston Salem, drove the other car. Ed Johnson pursued and helped summon sheriff. Peoples arrested on hit-and-run charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Bacon
Winston- Salem Journal
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
High Point
Fasteeth Claims Comfort for All-Day Teeth Wear
Fasteeth promises a secure fit all day with no gummy feeling and breath freshening. Praised by users and dentists, it advertises easy use and takeaway from Eckerd's or any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd's
Adv
Administrator's Notice of Estate of Miss L. V. Cecil
W F Kennedy administrator announces claims against the estate of Miss L V Cecil deceased must be presented verified by December 7 1932 or be barred. Creditors and debtors are required to settle promptly. Notice dated December 7 1931 Guilford County Clerk of Superior Court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Cecil
Superior Court
Guilford County
Rsons
Este
W. F., Kennedy
Admr
Banking sound in this section says Mergler
Henry J. Mergier national president of the American Institute of Banking said banking appears sound across most of the country and confidence is returning He toured southern states saying prosperity is returning and the educational branch is expanding with over 400 units nationwide He noted North Carolina cities except Durham have AIB chapters and outlined the institutes three education levels and plans to form new chapters and study groups with correspondence courses as 44 000 students enrolled in 1930 31 and 15 000 graduates already in bank positions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Mergier
Cineinati, C
American Institute of Banking
Mergier
United States
American Bankers Association
Mergler
Cincinnati
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Cincinnati official visits Salisbury bank circle
A. I. B. resident and assistant treasurer of Fifth Third Union Trust in Cincinnati visited Salisbury this afternoon. He joined Mark Bartlett of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company in Greensboro for a luncheon at the Elwood hotel with Wachovia and Commercial Bank representatives. Mergler spoke on institute activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Johnson
T. W. Steed
O. B. Stafford
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Homer Hayworth
William Carter
Earl Steed
The
Commercial Bank
Mark Bartlett
J. P. Rawley
Mr. Mergler
Thomasville Youths Get Six Months Each
Two Thomasville youths, Charles Grubb and Curtis Gordon, were sentenced in Municipal court to six months on the roads after the forgery charge was converted to a misdemeanor. Gordon faces another forgery case tied to a $3.50 Sheraton Drug Company check with Bond set at $500. Grubb was dismissed on that charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grubb
Curtis Gordon
Thomasville
Commercial National Bank
J. R. Reitzel
Lewis E. Teague
Sheraton Drug Company
Gordon
Guilford County Superior Court
Grubb
Julius A. Green
Teague
Stephen Economy
Economy
Mark Hopkins
California
Langston Hughes Reads Poems at William Penn High
Langston Hughes, famed blues poet, will give a public reading at William Penn high school tonight at 8. Prof HB Cartright, principal, expects a large turnout of white citizens. Hughes has drawn praise nationwide and his novel Not Without Laughter has earned critical acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston Hughes
William Penn
Hughes
Greensboro
HB. E. Cartright
William Penn High School
Mexico
Montmartre
Disabled Veterans Case Carries 10 County Governors
A Greensboro meeting with Forrest Shuford leading the Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion urged Greensboro to revise the new licensing rule for disabled veterans peddlers Guilford. The policy would limit licenses to county residents. state licensing previously covered bona fide claimants. The Greensboro post backed by Greensboro members. merchants supported the current policy. Commissioners will study a revision with a committee to investigate each applicant before any vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Shuford
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Greensboro
Guilford
Legion
Hunting success at Paradise Point draws many hunters
High Point sportsmen reported strong hunting at Paradise Point over the weekend. Parties including Hugh Clark and son, James E. Lyon, Ernest Jones, Doak Finch, H A Millis, John C. Sheloff, Wade Marsh, and Charlie Lucas bagged numerous ducks and other migratory fowl. The 30 day season has attracted hundreds from multiple states to the site, a longtime High Point favorite both in summer and hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Paradise Point
Hugh Clark and
Hugh Clark
Mr. McCarthy
Willis Slane
James E. Lyon
Ernest Jones
Doak Finch
Thomasville
H. A. Millis
John C. Sheloff
Wade Marsh
Charlie Lucas
High Point Man Granted Patent For Cigarette Holder
W. G. Bryant of High Point Route No 3, formerly of Marion, has received a U S patent for an improved cigarette holder. The device combines a fire concealer and lighter with a telescoping design and an extinguishing mechanism to smoke without a visible flame. It uses a top flint arrangement and stores compactly after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bryant
High Point Route No. 3
United States Patent Office
Bryant
Marion
Poet Lindsay Discovered In Washington
In Washington the late Vachel Lindsay, noted as an outstanding middle western poet, was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vachel Lindsay
Grocer Fights Off Thugs Before Hospital Stay
W G Slack grocer at 733 West Green street fought off two white men as they tried to seize his pocketbook. He woke in hospital with a brick blow and a small jaw gash but recovered enough to leave today. They fled, leaving $123 on him. Slack had $40 at home. Identical suspects described as white men, one 130 pounds in grey striped overalls, the other heavier in a checked lumber jacket and khaki pants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Slack
West Green Street
Mr. Slack
Slack
Farmer Called By Death Of Father
Rev Roy I Farmer pastor of the First Methodist Protestant church left for Urichaville Ohio after his father O E Farmer died Saturday night following a stroke He was 70 Funeral services were held this afternoon and Rev Farmer planned to return home later this week P S Kennett and Dr P E Lindley filled the pulpit in his absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Urichaville
Ohio
O. E. Farmer
Mr. Farmer
P. S. Kennett
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Daring Hold Up Remains Unsolved in Local Bank Theft
Two unmasked youths seized $1,500 from C. S. Long district manager of A. and P. Stores as he prepared a night deposit at Wachovia Bank. Police have no clues to link the bandits to the crime and the case remains unsolved. The report notes only one identified witness, R. E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Long
Wachovia
R. E
Bank Hold Up Witnesses Mention Baum and Barber Shop Clues
Baum who was with Mr Long during the holdup has been found. He saw or heard the bandits in their coup. Sergeant A P Samuels entered the bank five minutes before as escort for the press rep and says the hallway was empty though others may have lurked. A barber shop adjacent to the hall remained open. Mr Long is said to have been told by a woman at a nearby store that he was being tailed by two suspicious characters, though he did not anticipate robbery at the time.
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Elks ‘Lodge of Sorrow
Outlines Ey of
Cagustestion
Bok
GEO. G. Scott & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Charlotter, N
C. H. Bass
Representative
N. C
ANTIQ
J. E. Black
Wilson Motor Company
Stephen
Main Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
Co-Op Finance CO
Washington Street
West Broao
Labore
Whitely Bros
Wrenn Street
Martine’s, Inc
N. Main St
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
Jonson
Winston
Henry J. Mergler
South
Wm. Penn School
the Legion
High Point Man
Route 3
Hutchen
Hutchen’s Bakery
Certified Public Accountants
G. E. Klanderman
Grocer
Ohio Home
Stere
Evangeous
High Point Perpetual Building
Commercial National Bank Vo
IDOL
Vice-Press & Treas
H. Ellis
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