Pontiac plants overwhelmed by orders for cars
Pontiac Motor Company sales chief A W L Gilpin says the firm is twenty thousand cars behind dealer orders with 1632 retail orders in a single day. He notes strong New York reception, optimistic early 1930s recovery, and production strains as they try to catch up.
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Pontiac, Mich
A. W. L. Gilpin
Pontiac Motor Company
New York
Detroit
42Nd Street
5Th Avenue
Gilpin
Elas
Delmar Brown Rites Held After Fatal Accident
The funeral for Delmar Brown, fatally injured when struck by a car Friday night, will be today at two o'clock at his parents’ Greensboro road home. Interment will follow in Deep River church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Brown
Greensboro Road
Deep River Church
Pasteurization Does Not Change Milk Taste
The article states that heating milk above 145 F creates a cooked taste, while pasteurization at 142 to 145 F leaves taste unchanged. It warns some distributors pass pasteurized milk as raw, hiding the process from consumers, and urges proper notice and inspection.
Signs of Christ’s Return and Israel’s Deliverance
The article argues for readiness for the Lord’s soon return, detailing two aspects: removal of Spirit filled Christians from trouble and Christ’s return to rule from David’s throne. It stresses Israel’s suffering, repentance, and a future gathering of nations against Jerusalem before the triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
David
Israel
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Judah
Former Local Boy Making Good Record Nick Laney Leads Duke Orchestra
Nick Laney, the crooning half back and orchestral leader at Duke University, once a local graded school student, formed the Nick Laney Orchestra. He toured northern resorts last summer and recently played at the President's birthday party in Charlotte, now his home, and is slated to entertain the Benedicts social club on Valentine night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Laney
Duke University
Blue Devil Orchestra
Nick
Charlotte
Bruce Craven to Teach Bible Class at Wesley Memorial
Bruce Craven will lead the Peacock Bible class at Wesley Memorial church today in Dr. Dred Peacock’s absence due to a mild illness. Dr. Peacock is improving and expected to return in a few weeks.
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Dred Peacock
Duke Hospital
Peacock Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Bruce Craven
Weather changing forces may dim sun and chill winters
The article argues volcanic activity in the Andes could cool summers and winters for years. It notes dust from eruptions disperses sunlight, creating less sun and brilliant red sunsets, citing 1816 and Krakatoa as historical examples and urging more climate research due to vast commercial stakes.
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Andes
America
Krakatoa
Reformed Church Presents Play Tonight At 7:30
The First Reported church hosts a Sunday evening play with a religious theme titled The Anybody Family on Sunday Morning. Performers include Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown and children J P Perdue Rachael Long Effie Irene Moose and Edith Crooks. No admission. offerings support church general work. All are invited.
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Anybody
Glenn Brown
J. P. Perdue
Rachael Long
Effie Irene Moose
Edith Crooks
Final Services Held For T. L. Voncannon
Final rites were held at Mt Hope church for T. L. Voncannon 86 of Seagrove route two who died Friday at home. He leaves five children including Mrs. John Prescott Asheboro and J W Voncannon Hendersonville. Revs G L Reynolds and J W Shaw officiated.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
T. L. Voncannon
Seagrove
Route Two
John Presnell
J. W. Voncannon
Hendersonville
J. 8
East
High Point
Jasper
Jason Voncannon
Mt. Hope Church
G. L. Reynolds
J. W. Shaw
Community singing at Pleasant Hill Christian church
A community singing will be held at Pleasant Hill Christian church six miles east of Liberty on Sunday. R P Smith in charge expects to begin about 1 35 p m and invites all singers and the church welcomes everyone to the occasion.
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Liberty Liberty
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Liberty
R. P. Smith
Homemaking Classes Schedule Announced by Mrs Hicks
Mrs M T Hicks directs Emergency Relief education homemaking courses with no enrollment fee. This week sessions run on Monday to Friday at Highland YWCA Oak and West Green Streets and homes, with over 100 women enrolled and interest rising.
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M. T. Hicks
Highland
Y. W
C. A
Emma Blair
Oak
W. Green
Oak and
West Green
C. B. Carter
Pickett Mill
Yokeley Slashed at Lexington Station by Drunken Man
N C Yokeley of 115 East Lexington Avenue was attacked with a knife at a filling station on West Lexington and Main Street after he asked a drunken man to leave. He received treatment at Burrus Clinic for a punctured left lung and a severe back cut. condition not serious.
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N. C
R A Foust Services Held For Local Resident
Funeral services for Robert A. Foust who died at his home on Burton Street Extension High Point route two after a brief pneumonia illness will be conducted this afternoon at 2 30 from the home by Rev W R Shaffer pastor of the First Reformed church. Interment will be in Springfield cemetery. Pallbearers are Harvey Perdue Fred Perdue Odell Foust Ralph Foust John Henderson and John Kennedy.
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Robert A. Foust
Burton Street
High Point Route Two
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Springfield Cemetery
Harvey Perdue
Fred Perdue
Odell Foust
Ralph Foust
John Henderson
John Kennedy
Dean P. E. Lindley to Preach at First Reformed
Dean P. E. Lindley dean of High Point college and religious education professor will preach at the 11 o clock service at the First Reformed church Sunday morning. He is an authority on religion and religious education with studies, teaching, and writings in the field. Members and friends are urged to attend. The sermon theme will be How Christ Saves.
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P. E. Lindley
High Point College
First Reformed Church
Lindley
Christ
Standard Learner's Card Approved For Silk Textiles
The Silk-Textile Code Authority approved a standard learner's card for silk industry learners after six weeks of apprenticeship. The card confirms completion of training and entitlement to full wage rates, signed by the employing supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Silk-Textile Code Authority
Silk Code Authority
Locke Services To Be Held This P. M
Final rites for J. A. Locke 73 who died today after a brief illness will be held Sunday morning at Thyatira church in Rowan county. The Masonic order will conduct the service and the funeral party will leave this city at 10 30 o'clock. He was the son of the late Dr. M A Locke and survived by his wife and one nephew John G Thompson who lived with the couple.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Thyatira Church
Rowan County
J. A. Locke
M. A. Locke
John G. Thompson
Masonic Order
I W A Meetings To Be Held This Week
Sunday school will be held at the I W A hall this morning at 9 45 o clock. D W Bradley president announced a series of meetings for the week. Monday at 7 o clock Robins players rehearse. Tuesday knitters and fixers of the Piedmont mill meet at 7. Thursday loopers inspectors finishing room workers turners and clippers meet at 7. Friday boarders gather at 7 with invitation to all members and non members.
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D. W. Bradley
Robins
Piedmont
Negro Injured Falling From Moving Freight Train
G. C. Barnes of Charlotte was injured yesterday afternoon when he fell from a moving freight train at the Perry Street crossing while attempting to board. He said he was trying to go home and could not keep his balance as the train sped by. He suffered cuts and other injuries.
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G. C. Barnes
Charlotte
Perry Street
Local Injured Man Rushed to Nearby Hospital
A man head and bruised with a possible side injury was taken by ambulance to Bury Memorial hospital in Koowace for treatment. officials described his condition as not serious.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
Kooace
Local Scouts Hear Roosevelt Request on Anniversary
President Roosevelt attends the Boy Scouts of America anniversary amid plans for a national Jubilee celebration. The movement, launched in 1910, has grown to about six million Scouts with two million parent supporters. Roosevelt will broadcast a message to Scouts and their families.
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Roosevelt
America
Boy Scouts of America
Washington, D. C
Congress
Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York
New York
Scout In
Asheboro Welcomes First Little Theatre Show Madam
The Little Theatre of Asheboro opened its first production Madam last night to a warm reception. Written and directed by Harvey Cripps, the show featured home talent with many visitors from Winston-Salem Southern Pines Greensboro and High Point joining local crowds.
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MT. Airy
Mount Airy High School
Mills
Gormr Branch
Meacham If
Lyon
Jackson
Brooks
Ig Coats
Rumily Patterson
Mountairy
Ptftp
Vaughn
Steele
Crawford
Shelton Senate
Bene Wiesen
Payne Ncos
Wher ' Moody
Creed
Hannie
Taney
Tere
Mister “Tee Fead
Smith
Renee
Claywell
Watson
Mount Airy
Nern Ow Feee
Hee Beene Vaughn
Ja Tiung
M. Puller
D. Puller
Laughridge
Asheboro
Little Theatre of
Harvey Cripps
Winsto Salem
Southern Pines
Grboro
High Point
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Pontiac
OneLy
Jamestown
Reformed Church
Robert H. Graupner
Harrisburg
Penna
Vail St
Graupner
Mt. Airy Quintet
N. C. Yokeley
R. A. Foust
Dean P. E. Lindley
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
P. S
Ford
Ford Dealer
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fred Waring
Marion Talley
PAT Brown, Inc
Ford Sales
Washington Street
High Point, N. C
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