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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1932

Page

3

Renfrow Joins Morrison Staff

Wade P. Renfrow, vice chairman of Guilford county Democratic executive committee and High Point township chairman, becomes assistant secretary to Senator Cameron Morrison in Washington. He remains a High Point resident and continues active in local party leadership. Renfrow, a newspaperman and North Carolina native, has led local Democratic campaigns and served as secretary to the public health committee.

Wade P. Renfrow Guilford County Democratic Executive Committee High Point Cameron Morrison Washington Renfrew Morrison Ren Militant Bertie County North Carolina State College Virginian Pilot Norfolk Enterprise Josiah William Bailey Committee On Public Health General Assembly

January furniture industry failures total in North Carolina

A Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency report shows 16 retail failures in North Carolina during January with two failures among manufacturers, wholesalers and jobbers. Nationally 381 failures occurred last month, 328 retail and 53 in manufacturing distribution.

North Carolina Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency New York Illinois Pennsylvania Arizona Delaware Maine New Mexico Utah

Prohibition Poll Underway by Literary Digest

The Literary Digest conducts a national poll with 20 million voters on Prohibition. Ballots mailed from headquarters and due within days, returning late February. The two questions ask about continuing or repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Return postage is paid by the magazine.

United States Literary Digest William Seaver Woods High Point Yelf Magaine Literary

Broad Street Barber Shop Reopens After Remodel

The Broad Street Barber Shop at 104 West Broad Street has been remodeled and is now open for business with up to date fixtures and equipment.

Broad Street West Broad Street

High Point Welfare Board Reports January Relief Efforts

The High Point Board of Public Welfare disclosed January figures showing 894 families on the case load, 740 receiving material relief. Average cost per family was 9.54 dollars including administration, with 125 dollars in food from churches and 547 dollars from City Farm.

High Point Board of Public Welfare S. W.C. Hammond Hammond Junior Service League

Slit Throat Quarrel Over Woman In High Point

James Curry, a Black man from Kiy ett drive, was stabbed at Kilby hotel on Washington street in a quarrel over a woman. He arrived at High Point hospital after ambulance transport from Sechrest's, where he received treatment and was discharged. The assailant's name was not released as of early morning.

James Curry Kiyett Drive Corry Kilby Hotel Washington Street Sechrest High Point Hospital

Last Rites Held For Mrs Annie V Darnell

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie V. Darnell wife of E F Darnell were held at the Seventh Day Adventist church in Kernersville with Rev W L Killen and Elder T M Woodall officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were R B Petross L R Sapp P L Overbay R S Logan Glenn Osborne and M P Woodall. Flowers were carried by Blanche Logan Ethel Mackenfuss Elizabeth Vincannon Sarah Parrish Colleen Woodall and Mrs Ella Beavers.

Annie V. Darnell E. F. Darnell Pisgah Seventh Day Adventist Church Kernersville W. L. Killen T. M. Woodall Washington, D. C R. B. Petross L. R. Sapp P. L

February Police Report Highlights 24 Cars Recovered

Chief W. G. Friddle announces the February police report with 24 stolen autos recovered and 29 reported stolen, 368 total arrests including 138 liquor law violators and 70 drunken arrests. The offenses list features larceny 34 and various violations, reflecting traffic law arrests at about ten percent.

Police Department W. G. Friddle

Guilford College Choir Sings Sacred Music Tonight

The Guilford College A Capella Choir performs a sacred music program at Central Friends church tonight at 7 30. John Finley Williamson praises their emotional expression and musicianship and urges the public to attend.

Guilford College A Capella Central Friends Church Max Noah John Finley Williamson Westminster Choir Guilford College

Local High School Orchestra to Broadcast Thursday

The seven member high school orchestra will travel to Greensboro Thursday afternoon to perform on WBIG at 5 p.m. The program, likely from Aycock Auditorium at North Carolina College for Women, includes three movements from Dvorak New World Symphony and Mozart G minor Symphony, plus lighter numbers.

Greensboro WBIG Aycock North Carolina College For Women Dvorak High Point

Jr. O U A M Council Meets Tuesday Night

The Mechanicsville Council No. 347 Jr. O U A M will hold a meeting Tuesday night to debate its regular program. Members are urged to attend.

Mechanicsville Council No. 347

Plan Meeting For Young People Here

Local Allied Campaigners announce a February 14 and 15 meeting plan to engage youth in prohibition work. A youth banquet at Green Street Baptist Church on February 15 will feature Count Cruea, treasurer of Allied Youth, and Robert C. Ropp.

Ira Landrith National Temperance Council International Society of Christian Endeavor Robert Prohibition W. B. McEwen Count Co. Cruea Green Street Baptist Church Cruea Allied Youth Allied Forces For Prohibition Robert C. Ropp

Bird biplane to demonstrate at Charles Ken ner flying field

A four place Bird biplane, second only to the auto gyros, will be demonstrated at the Charles Ken ner flying field this afternoon. J M Gandwell of Bird Aircraft company will perform, with arrival expected about 1 30 to 2 o clock. An altitude day with per thousand foot charges will be observed, and visiting aviators including Hank Pritchard and Paul Davis will participate or travel on.

White House Charles Kenner J. M. Gandwell Bird Aircraft Company Lakeland Fla Hank Pritchard Robin California Cleveland Paul Davis New York Pritchard Joe Allen Greensboro Lloyd Howard E. L. Dudley Elmer Goodwin Lynchburg

Services Held For Mrs Mary Dorsett At Marlboro Church

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Dorsett were conducted at the Marlboro Friends church with Rev Co L Ruth Rev E W Jones and Rev J E Shaw presiding. The choir sang Rock of Ages In the Sweet Bye and Bye and Shall We Gather at the River. Pallbearers were Tommie Powell Ed Rodgers Richard Rodgers Fred Rodgers Dennis Welborn and J W Kittle. Flowers were carried by Zora Powell Treva Presnell Martha Dorsett Gracie Dorsett and Lela Powell. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

Mary Elizabeth Dorsett Marlboro Friends Church Co. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church E. W. Jones Wesleyan Methodist Church J. E. Shaw Pilgrim Holiness Church of Asheboro Tommie Powell Ed Rodgers Richard Rodgers Fred Rodgers Dennis Welborn J. W. Kittle Zora Powell Treva Presnell Martha Dorsett Gracie Dorsett Lela Powell

Quartet to Sing on W J S Winston Setem Tonight

The Homemakers' Quartet of Needs will broadcast a music program over radio station W J S Winston Setem tonight at 12 45 o clock. The announcement came yesterday.

Winston-Setem

Anniversary of Scouting Nears in Uwharrie Region

In Uwharrie Council area a week of Anniversary Week activities will mark Scouting with church attendance on February 12. High Point Kiwanis hosts a Scout program led by Scout Executive B. W. Hackney at the M. P. Children’s Home with Troop 10. Two Negro troops in High Point hold an anniversary program at William Penn High School at 3 p.m. featuring demonstrations, prayers, and talks.

Uwharrie Council High Point Kiwanis Club B. W. Hackney M. P. Children’s Kiwanis Club of High Point William Penn High School America

Scouts Distribute Posters in City Campaign

Scouts handed out posters in most up-town stores as part of civic service for the 18th Amendment publicity campaign. Meetings with nationally known speakers are set for High Point on the 14th and 15th. posters were distributed by Frank Trotter J W Morgan James Montgomery James Godwin Stanley Hubbard Hal Ingram and Johnny Bradshaw.

High Point Frank Trotter J. W. Morgan James Montgomery James Godwin Stanley Hubbard Hal Ingram Johnny Bradshaw

Four Pigs Found Dead at Blair Farm

Four pigs owned by J. H. Mann were found dead yesterday at Blair farm on Kearns street extension. One pig had its head severed and the others showed side wounds, leading to speculation that a dog panther or a human may have killed them.

J. H. Mann Blair Farm Kearns Street

Mystery surrounds Greensboro shooting of W. E. French

W. E. French, traveling salesman, was shot in Greensboro last Monday and remains critically wounded. Suspect R. B. Owens and Mrs. French are jailed on attempted murder charges while Owens denies being at the scene and hints at a possible unknown assailant.

W. E. French Greensboro R. B. Owens Popular Insurance French Owens Sedgefield

Leaves For Convention In High Point School Survey

A survey shows 44 percent of the 203 white faculty in High Point schools come from Guilford County. Forty percent from High Point and four percent from the county. Out of state and other areas are also represented with South Carolina and Virginia among origins. The average teacher education is high and local hiring favored. 208 staff include 197 teachers and clerical workers.

City of High Point Guilford County High Point North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Georgia Alabama Tennessee Pennsylvania New York Methodist Episcopal Church Presbyterians Friends Methodist Protestant Episcopal Lutheran

Y W C A Calendar of Meetings This Week

The Y W C A hosts a Florence Nightingale club party on East Commerce street Monday evening. The finance committee meets Tuesday at 7 30. The Pickett’s reading room opens Wednesday 3 to 5. Greek classes Thursday at 7 at City Hall led by Miss Ruth Welborn. V W board meets Thursday 7 30 in the building parlor. Lend a Hand club meets Friday at Highland Community hall for a supper for Highland church leaders and pupils.

Florence Nightingale Club East Commerce Street Pickett's City Hall Ruth Welborn V. W. Board of Directors Highland Community Hall Highland Church

Local Y W C A Sextet To Meet Winston Here

The local Y M C A sextet will play the Winston-Salem Y W C A cagers on the High Point Y M C A court Tuesday night at o o clock. The Winston-Salem girls are believed strong, but the locals expect a tough contest.

Winston-Salem Y. W. C. A High Point Y. M. C. A Winston-Salem

Two Fire Alarms Respond To Field Fire

Two fire alarms were sounded last night by local crews. A false alarm came from bus 415 in the early evening. At 8 50 p m firefighters responded to a field fire on Doris Street. No damage was reported.

Doris Street

Riggins Attends Penney Spring Convention in Washington

R. W. Riggins, manager of the local J. C. Penney store, left for Washington to join the Spring Convention at the Mayflower hotel with managers from about 200 stores. He cites merchandising at new low price levels and improved relations with the public as key topics. Afterward he will visit New York City before returning to High Point.

Ra. W. Riggins High Point J. ©. Penney Company Washington, D. C R. W. Riggins J. C. Penney Company Mayflower Hotel Riggins Washington New York City

Observes Bicentennial At PTA Meeting

Founders' Day and the George Washington Bi-Centennial were celebrated at Emma Blair School as the Parent-Teacher Association met. Students from Miss McMillan's fifth grade performed Young George Washington and four colonial dances accompanied by a message to keep the torch of freedom aloft.

George Washington Parent-Teacher Association Emma Blair J. F. Hoffman M. C. Culler C. C. Stout Roy Culler Wade Morris Ed Root James Ellington Mise Martha Mitchell Lois Dalrymples National Congress of Parents and Teachers George Freedom Sigg Washingon

New Finance and Current Events Course at High Point YWCA

Officials announce a new eight week course in finance and current events at the High Point YWCA starting February 10 conducted by Dr Kiester head of economics at North Carolina College for Women Greensboro. Classes meet weekly at 7 30 p.m. Contact YWCA for enrollment. The folk dancing class moves to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the YWCA due to an 8 p.m. basketball game at the Y. M. C. A.

High Point Y. W. C. A Association Kiester Department of Economics North Carolina College For Women Greensboro

Local Return From Visit To Parris Island

Mr and Mrs F W Worth and family have returned home from a trip to Parris Island where they visited their son Eugene Worth in the marine service. The Worths also saw John Huff of High Point stationed there. The two young men will finish training at Parris Island within two weeks and be transferred to other stations.

F. W. Worth West Lexington Avenue Parris Island Eugene Worth John Huff High Point

Also Mentioned on This Page

Renfrow Wade FP Friddle Guilford Choir Jr. O. U. A. M. Council Mary Dorsett Marlboro Church Fench Bert Owens Holden Road West Market Street Guilford Y.W.C.A Winston P 1. A T. W. Andrews Miss. McMillan Dr. Kiester
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