Robbery of 15-year-old near Five Points shocks Greensboro
Cr L Eaton, a 15-year-old white boy, was held up on the Greensboro highway near the Methodist Protestant Children's home by two unidentified Black men. He was beaten and robbed of about three dollars, then left on the roadside. He was treated at a hospital and later returned home. police investigated but could not locate the assailants.
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CG. L. Eaton
Greensboro
Cr. L. Eaton
Young Eaton
Yowg
Faton
M. P
Rev J W Moore Preaches Twice At Wesley Memorial
Rev John W Moore occupied the pulpit at Wesley Memorial Methodist church twice yesterday. Congregations attended both morning and evening services. The 11 o clock sermon addressed The Holy Spirit and the evening discourse on Lifes Allegory highlighted the Canaan Life as the abundant path chosen by steadfast values.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Yellow dinner plan with yams and apples
A pretty yellow dinner plan describes yams and apples grilled together with buttered carrots mashed squash and an omelet roll as the main dish.
Salvation Army Seeks More Funds for Christmas Cheer
Adjutant John OBeirne announced a fresh drive to raise money for Salvation Army aid to needy families and children in the city. Street kettle collections totaled 39.79 dollars, below last year’s level, as new applicants for holiday assistance arrive. dairies, Robertson bakery, and A and P stores join in appeals.
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Salvation Army
John O'Beirne
Robertson Bakery
Christmas Music Seen At First Methodist Church
Large crowds attended both services at the First Methodist Church as a Christmas music program featured a violin quartet performing Andante by Tschaikowsky. The choir rendered The Christmas Story by Matthews under Prof RE Stimson with soloists listed. morning sermon by Rev. R I Farmer spoke on The Invasion of Christ from Revelation 21 5, emphasizing Christ’s life changing power.
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Dorothy St. Clair
Virginia Frank
Walter Kester
Arthur Fidler
Tschaikowsky
Matthews
RE. B. Stimson
Mesdames J. H. Allred
J. C. Whitesell
Messrs. H. BE. Jones
R. I. Farmer
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Cook Boy Rites To Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Harrison Arnold Cook 19 of the Thomasville highway area will be held Tuesday at 10 30 AM at Ward Street M E Church with Rev E M Jones officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Harrison Arnold Cook
B. H. Cook
Thomasville Highway
Ward Street
M. E
E. M. Jones
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Master Masons Special Meet at Reid Lodge No 344
A special meeting of Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M is announced for Monday at 7 30 PM. The lodge will confer the Entered Apprentice degree. All members are urged to attend and visiting brothers are welcome. By order J H Jennings W M H C Massey Secretary.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. H. Jennings
Massey
Seey
Accused Murderer Tells Of Life After Leaving High Point
J. Black, charged with the murder of R. T. Ritchie, spoke little in custody but described his movements since leaving High Point two years ago. He admitted identity, claimed no changes of name, and said he wandered through the south working in Alabama Texas and Florida while evading arrest. He recounted driving from the scene to Bennettsville and sleeping at a Negro’s home before continuing toward Georgia. No hearing date set as police finish witness collection.
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R. T
Bob) Ritchie
Black
High Point
Tupelo
Miss
Mississippi
W. G. Friddle
J. L. Black
J. M. Spradling
Ford Motor Company
New York
Spradling
Alabama
South
Texas
Florida
Friddle
Diamond Hosiery Mills
Prospect Road
Asheboro
Bennettsville
S. C
Notices Sent Out For Annual Meeting Friday
Notices were sent to about 600 High Point chamber of commerce members for the annual meeting at the Commercial club Friday at 7 30. The meeting will include election of officers and shaping of policies for the coming year with discussion of civic improvements and grade crossing relief. Officers W B McEwen J A Caldwell and C M Waynick will give year end reports.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber
Bureau
W. B. McEwen
J A. S. Caldwell
C. M. Waynick
Schoolgirl struck by car near Emma Blair School
Juanita Bridges nine year old of 1900 East Green street was injured at noon today when struck by an automobile in front of the Emma Blair school on East Russell street. She is a third grade pupil and was crossing with her younger brother who was unhurt. She was taken by Yow's ambulance to Guilford General hospital.
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Juanita Bridges
East Green Street
Emma Blair
East Russell Street
Guilford General Hospital
Driver Cleared in Pedestrian Collision Injury Case
A female pedestrian suffered multiple deep cuts to her left leg after being struck by a car. The driver stopped at once and provided aid until hospital treatment. Police investigations found no fault by the driver.
Salvation Army To Face Y M C A Employed Boys Tonight
The Salvation Army basketball team meets the Y M C A employed boys for the second time this season at 8:00. A hard fought game is predicted.
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Salvation Army
New Members For Chest Honor Roll
One hundred percent subscribers to the Industrial Dollar Day campaign of the High Point Community chest reported today for membership on the chest's honor roll. Named are J. Elwood Cox Manufacturing Co Brownbilt Shoe Store High Point Public Library Rev and Mrs T A Sykes Moore's Book Store and Clinard Milling Company.
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High Point Community Chest
J. Elwood Cox Manufacturing Co
Clinard Milling Company
Brownbilt
High Point Public Library
T. A. Sykes
Moore's Book Store
Value of Man's Souls Discussed in Sermon at St. Edwards
Rev. John P. Manley delivered a masterly sermon at St. Edward's Roman Catholic Church on East Green Street. He spoke of the true value of the soul, branded by God, redeemed by Christ, and endangered by sin. He urged using spiritual means to preserve the soul as part of the series on The Moral Life. Services begin at 7:30 and all are welcome.
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John P. Manley
St. Edward's
Father Manley
Sykes Speaks On Christmas Giving At Central Friends Church
Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes delivered a message at Central Friends Church on gifts thoughts and giving. He urged directing thoughts to others noting 800 to 1000 children in High Point to be cared for and that Jesus Christ shows God cares for the needy and unemployed children.
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Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman -Sykes
High Point
Jesus Christ
God of Heaven
Notions of charity and Christmas spirit amid economic note
The speaker stresses helping others through life and children, not seeking religious aristocracy, urging readers to avoid envy of prosperity and instead share blessings. If people act in the spirit of Jesus Christ, everyone will be cared for and happiness will follow. Venezuela's coffee crop this season will be only half of last year.
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Venezuela
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J. W. Moore
Wretor Radio -Electricla Re-S.tee Modern
Broadjeest
Ocw Viesar
Victor
Mal Minia
Edison and Edison
Crosley
Atwater
Kent
Kester Furniture Co
Victor-Redip
Master Masons
Caroline Coal & Transfer CO
Hoever
Mr. Spradling
Justice of the Peace
Eccles Everhart
Commercial Bank Building
St. Edward’s Catholic
Sykes
Manger
Seventh Avenue
51St Streets
New York City
Worder
Times Square
Madison Square Garden
Fifth Avenue
Crand Central
Pennsylvania
Manger Broadcasting Orchestra
EFIRD
Whitman
Candy
Eastman Kodak
Ring Drug CO
Wachovia Bank Bldg
Army of Thrift
D Commercial National Bank
Perpetual Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Emery Wood
Putnam Ave
Woodrow Avenue
Ray St
Centennial Ave
O. E. Mendenhall
Realtors
Wachovia Bank
Southern Mortgage Loan and Land Co
Pres
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