Dr Miller to Speak at Wesley Memorial Church
Dr Iva M Townsend Miller visits Mr and Mrs A Sherrod at North Main this weekend. She will give an illustrated lecture to Wesley Memorial Church youth during Sunday school on work in China, where she spent twenty years with the Medical Women's National Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Miller
Iva M. Townsend Miller
Medical Women's Nation of America
A. Sherrod
North Main
Peor
Wesley Memorial Church
China
Arnold to lecture on The Lands Palestine and the City of Jem
S S Arnold secretary of the Memorial Y M C A at ximity will give a illustrated lecture on The Lands Palestine and the City of Jem at Central Friends arch Sunday night at 7 30 o clock The presentation will show moving pictures of the Old Land Arnold traveled through Palestine this summer and is familiar with the Holy Land The public is invited to attend this pre Christmas talk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S&s. Arnold
One Memorial Y. M
Ximity
Palestine
City of
Jem
Central Friends Arch
Old Land
Fire Breaks Out in Broom Sedge Field at Milton Street
Firefighters were called at about 1 30 this afternoon to Milton Street to battle a blaze that started in a broom sedge field. No damage occurred and the fire was quickly extinguished.
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Milton ‘Street
Big Broadcast at Paramount Theater for Lions Club Charity
The High Point Lions Club presents The Big Broadcast at the Paramount Theater Sunday with two shows starting at 1:45 PM. Cast includes Bing Crosby Kate Smith Stuart Erwin Allen Burns and many others. proceeds support local charity funds and the Stocking Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraount Pictures
Screen Stage
High Point Lions Club
Paramount Theater
Bing
Kate Smith
Stuart Er- Burns
Allen
the Milliers
Arthur Tracy
Singer
The
Boawellers
Cab Calloway
Vincent Lopez
Liela Hyams
Donald Is
Rt Erwin
Dallas
Crosby
Wart Erwin
Ng Crosby
Lions Club
Bly
Pry
Fire damages at J C Penney store on South Main street
Fire started about 12 30 this morning at the J C Penney company store on South Main street when a spark from wiring set cotton batting in a display window ablaze and spread to another window. A passing policeman reported the blaze and firemen arrived early to prevent serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Company
South Main Street
Iig
Jake Forelich
Rihway
High Point Chamber Elects Clinard President
John W. Clinard was elected president of the High Point Chamber of Commerce succeeding F. Logan Porter. I. Paul Ingle was named vice president and F. J. Sizemore re elected secretary. New committee chairmen will be selected from board members. Directors present included Porter, Clinard, Hutchens, Riggin, and others as plans for a strong year were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Clinard
John W. Clinard
F. Logan Porter
I. Paul Ingle
F. J. Sizemore
G. E. Hutchens
R. W. Riggins
M. J. Wrenn
Fred N. Tate
T. Wingate Andrews
H. L. Brockmann
Welch Harriss
Amos Kearns
C. C. Garrett
O. A. Kirkman
W. B. Hall
R. K. Young
ERE Classes Resume After Christmas Holidays
Enrollment for ERE classes at 206 English Street continues after the holidays. Open to anyone 16 or older who is working, offering free instruction in spelling English arithmetic algebra and Latin to improve school subjects.
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English Street
Charles L Amos Ill At Hospital
Charles L Amos a leading hosiery manufacturer and Melrose Hosiery owner is seriously ill at Burrus Memorial hospital after an attack of indigestion. Doctors say his condition is more encouraging and he may return home at 006 North Main Street within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Amos
Melrose
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr. Amos
North Main Street
Classes Enrollment Reminds Students of December 20 Deadline
The notice states enrollment for classes will occur in the morning afternoon and evening with a deadline set for December 20. It urges students to complete registration before the cutoff and indicates available time slots across the day.
Smith and Sams Slated For Court Next Tuesday
Greensboro report states the next term will begin Tuesday with the trial of Robert Smith and Paul Sams as accessories in the October 13 murder of William Davis in Sumner township. Ralph Dill and Luther Osborne were convicted of first degree murder, while Ruben Warner was convicted of murder in the second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Robert Smith
Paul Sams
William Davis
Sumner Township
Ralph Dill
High Point
Luther Osborne
Thomasville
Reuben Warner
Jamestown
American investments total over fourteen and a half billion
The report shows American business investments abroad totaling more than 14.5 billion dollars. Of this total 63 percent is invested in enterprises in North, South, and Central American countries.
Three Contributions Reported for Empty Stocking Fund
Donations total 14.50 bringing the fund to 464.50 as Christmas needs grow. Ray Smith is named to the committee with Mrs. M J Wrenn as chairwoman and the group urges more gifts to aid hungry and clothing needy families. Mail or bring contributions to The Enterprise office at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Mra. M. J. Wrenn
H. P
MYMAR
Seek Amendment of State Election Law
Petition campaign seeks equal privileges for the Socialist party in North Carolina across primary and general elections through an amendment to current election laws. Proponents argue minorities’ party rights would be protected if enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Election Board
Socialist Party
North Carolina
Kiwanis hear Col. Gilks on England relief systems
Col. W. Roy Gilks of London, veteran Salvation Army officer, told Riowanians at the Elwood hotel luncheon about England’s poor law, unemployment insurance, and dole system. He noted shifts from work houses to state supported schemes and warned of strong communist elements. Visitors included I. Libowitz, T. Wingate Andrews, and Matt Wall. A call was made for Empty Stocking Fund contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. Roy Gilks
London
England
Salvation Army
Kiwanla Club
Elwood Hotel
L. Shackelford
Gilks
I. Libowitz
New York
T. Wingate Andrews
Matt Wall
Kindergarten Class Presents Benefit Christmas Play
Mrs. Walter G. Kirkman’s kin kindergarten class stages a Christmas play at Ray Street school auditorium to aid the Empty Stockings Fund. City children enter with a new toy. adults give a silver offering. Proceeds go to assist needy local children. Dances by toy characters directed by Miss Vesta Copeland. A fairy finale and Santa Claus stocking scene follow. Silent Night ensemble closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Kirkman
Ray Street
Vesta Copeland
Santa Claus
Youth Killed While Snitching Truck Ride
Salisbury Dee 14 Claud Crawford 15 died after attempting to catch a ride on a lumber truck on highway No 80. He fell beneath the wheels after losing his grip as he reached for the vehicle just after alighting from a school bus. Driver Travis Thompson of Franklin Township. Coroner Dr W L Tatum said an inquest will not be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Dee
Claud Crawford
Travis Thompson
Franklin Township
W. L. Tatum
Portable Xray Device to Detect Flaws in Steel Castings
A new portable Xray device with the power to penetrate four inches of steel will be used to detect flaws in steel castings. The invention promises rapid nondestructive testing and could improve quality control in manufacturing.
Virus Behind Typhus Carried by Mice Woodchucks and Rats
Medical findings show the typhus virus spreads from rodents including mice woodchucks and rats. Researchers say the virus can be carried by these animals, impacting understanding of transmission pathways and control measures.
Fire Hazards Being Eliminated in Windows of Stores
High Point Fire Department began inspecting display windows of local stores after a possible last night fire at J C Kenney company. Cotton decorations near electrical fixtures were the main hazards found, merchants asked to correct them to ensure a safe Christmas season. Chief E K Ingram urged merchant cooperation, noting the inspection was scheduled regardless of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kenney Company
High Point Fire Department
Verdict Seen In Powell Trial In Greensboro
In Greensboro today a verdict in the J M Powell trial for the October assault on Miss Mabel Alexander near High Point appeared imminent at noon. Powell testified he kissed and fondled her after a night of drinking but denied criminal assault, while the prosecution reiterated its claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Superior Court
J.M. Powell
Reidsville
Mabel Alexander
High Point
H. L. Koontz
Thomas J. Shaw
Newton Farnell
P. W. Glidewell
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
Powell
Miss Alexander
Emall
Clarence Smith
ERA
Smith
Christine Lowery
Alfred Hayworth Fatally Injured In Auto Collision
Alfred Hayworth a 71 year old resident of Kivett Drive was fatally injured this morning at 9 30 when struck by a car driven by Lewis Duke Kennedy of the Biltmore hotel. Kennedy was taken into custody on manslaughter charges with bond set at 1000. He said Hayworth stepped from in front of another car causing the collision. Hayworth died at a local hospital from a broken neck jaw and other injuries. He is survived by two daughters a son a brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements were not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hayworth
Kivett Drive
Lewis
Duke) Kennedy
Kennedy
Biltmore
Hayworth
Sechrest
Zachary
Fred Sappenfield
Palatka
Fla
Harry Hayworth
Doccoa
John Hayworth
Charles Ward
Groomtown
Judge Felix Alley to Speak to Wesley Memorial Class
Judge Felix E. Alley of Waynesville will address the Peacock Bible class of Wesley Memorial Church Sunday at 9 45 am. He presides over the Greensboro Superior Court civil term and will discuss Jesus of Nazareth as Son of Man and Son of God, framing Christianity from law and logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix E. Alley
Waynesville
Wesley Memorial Church
Alley
Superior Court
Greensboro
Jesus of Nazareth
Man
Son
God
Funeral services held for R W Scarborough
Large gathering attended funeral rites for R W Scarborough aged 27 who died at 1407 Franklin Street after a three week illness. Services were conducted at Hepziebah church near Wendell with Rev W Oldham and Rev C N Royal officiating and interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers and many friends participated as floral tributes honored his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W
Jacek) Scarborough
Franklin Street
Hepziebah Church
Wendell
Messrs
Clay High
H. G. Scarborough
Douglas Todd
R. D. Todd
Trudy Upehareh
L. M. Massey
Zebulon
J. D. Horton
Rev
C. N. Royal
Argie Wood
Paul Koonee
Clarence Keever
Ray Cross
Meeting urged for large attendance at church auditorium
An invitation notes a class meeting may be held in the church auditorium if the 240 seat classroom is insufficient. The class will convene at 9:45 with the address starting at 9:50 o clock.
Postoffice Extends Saturday Window Hours For Christmas
The federal post office will keep stamp and parcel post windows open Saturday afternoon until 4 pm to aid Christmas mailing. Postmaster C. Clark announced the change. On the Saturday before Christmas the windows will stay open until 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Postoffice
8. C. Clark
Large number of Trinity pupils make honor roll
A total of 81 pupils in the Trinity Consolidated schools earned the honor roll for the second report period, announced by principal A. R. Bullock. The seventh grade led with 14 honorees, followed by the third and sixth grades with 12 each. full lists by grade include numerous named students across all grades from second through eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Consolidated Schools
A. R. Bullock
Barrie White
Bobby Williams
Bruce Woodell
Johnnie Carter
Jean Davis
Marjorie Reddick
Gwendolyn Walters
Hazel Southard
Phonsa Johnson
Annie Spencer
Juanita Steed
Francis Hughes
Charles Yates
Agnes Mills
Thad Steed
Clifford Cagle
May Williams
Dorothy Wall
Leatrice Lindley
Helen Gibson
Lucille
Everette Jordan
Maxine Burge
Lucille Snyder
Ruth Underwood
Harriet Wilson
Marjorie Mitchell
Willie Welborne
Lucille Briles
Louise Hackett
Marquarette Ingram
Jewel Lambeth
Lucy Neal Thayer
Lionel Patrick
Colleen Woodall
Pauline Payne
Receiver Granted Judgment in District Court
In Greensboro on December 14 a judgment of 1993.46 was awarded to John D. Biggs as receiver of Commercial National Bank High Point against Cora B. White. The action rested on a bank stock assessment with White contending misrepresentation by a bank official and a counter claim for 1080 dollars was rejected after the court sustained the plaintiff’s demurrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
High Point
Cora BE. White
United States District Court
C. L. Shuping
Thomas Turner, Jr
D. H. Parsons
Christmas Shopping Season Opens Early in High Point
High Point merchants say shoppers are spending more and buying earlier this year. Stores stay open nightly until Christmas Eve and light displays brighten the district. Officials expect the season to produce the largest Christmas buying volume in years with a festive atmosphere and many new gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greenville Man Convicted Here in Reckless Driving Case
Troy Trammell of Greenville D C was convicted in municipal court this morning on reckless driving and ordered to pay 100 dollars to E M Stanfield and court costs. Stanfield’s cross action was dismissed. Evidence showed Trammell drove on the left side and liquor bottles were in the car. A passenger in Trammell’s car had pleaded guilty to drunkenness. The docket also listed several prohibition violations and assaults with various jail terms or costs. Takis J Fisher handled the docket in Prosecuting Attorney Johnson’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Trammell
Greenville
D. C
Lewis E. Teague
E. M. Stanfield
Stanfield
Centennial Avenue
Trammell
Marvin Smith
A. Trotter
Frank Ferguson
Reuben Lyles
Ed Williams
C. C. Prince
Takis J. Fisher
Gaston A. Johnson
Funeral Held For Robert Gardner at Old Union
Funeral services for Robert L. Gardner were held at Old Union M B Church with Rev. C. O. Kennerly and Rev. T. J. Penn officiating. Pallbearers included A. O. Adams, John F. Adams, T. T. Adams, C. Ss. Adams, J. W. Newby, Harry English, Lee White, and Ray Nance. flower bearers were Marie Newby, Ollie Newby, Gertrude Adams, and Hazel Ruth Adams. Interment was in Old Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘. Gardner
Sophia
Old Union M. B
C. O. Kennerly
T. J. Penn
A. O. Adams
John F. Adams
T. T. Adams
C. Ss. Adams
J. W. Newby
Harry English
Lee White
Ray Nance
Marie Newby
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Arnold
Bing Crosby
Stuart Erwin
J. C. Penney
F. Porter
I. P. Ingle
F. J. More
Smith and Sams
Total
Hs Banc Eee
Colonel Gilks
Civic Club
Ray Street School
Solicitor Koontz
Shaw
Miss Lowery
Lewis Kennedy
Felix Alley
Jack Scarborough
Trinity
Juc Zment
Robert L. Gardner
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