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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1931
Page
6
Rocky Mount North Carolina February 12 John Cole 26 of Newport News driver of an automobile that wrecked near here Friday night was arrested on a warrant charging manslaughter Elijah Sanders 25 of Hemp one of the passengers died yesterday from injuries three other young men in the wreck are recover-
The pope delivers a global radio address urging cardinals bishops priests and laypeople to persevere in their vocations spread the gospel with diligence and justice. He stresses obedience to authorities aiding the poor and offering prayers and help, ending with apostolic benediction.
A bill to cut the Arkansas divorce residency from one year to three months cleared the House 54 to 35 and faced Senate debate. Proponents argue it boosts business and favors Arkansans, while critics mock Reno and Nevada as a model. The measure would set three months for final decree, two months before filing, and 30 days more before grant.
ANN ARBOR Mich Feb 12 University and county authorities prepared to decide disciplinary action for 79 University of Michigan students from five Greek letter fraternities after raids seized liquor. A university senate committee will meet this afternoon and the students will appear in justice court tomorrow at 10 am for possible formal charges. County Prosecutor Albert Rapp said he expected no more than disorderly conduct charges.
The Southern Presbyterian church will convene its next general assembly May 28 at Montreat North Carolina. Dr. Thomas W. Currie moderator of Austin Texas and Rev. J G Garth editor of the Presbyterian Standard said drought and economic strain in Missouri and the Ozarks made the Hollister Missouri site unsuitable, forcing the change.
Mrs. Cora Jones, 76, died this morning at 8 at her daughter Mrs. Floyd Fulp’s home in Jamestown route one after a two year illness. She was widow of W. F. Jones who died two years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. Fulp and brothers Nat Blackwood of Winston-Salem and William Blackwood of Wrightsville, Wash. Funeral services had not been completed this afternoon.
Miss Troy Harris dies at brother in law B I Harrison home in Denton. Funeral and burial held at Tom's Creek Baptist church in Davidson county eastern area. Daughter of Stephen and Margaret Workman Harris she was a pioneer Davidson teacher for about forty years. Survived by nephews nieces and other relatives.
Funeral services for nine month old Jennie Marie Dorsett daughter of Mr and Mrs Z Dorsett were held at the family home 1203 Franklin street yesterday afternoon led by Rev Tom Alderman Sykes pastor of Central Friends church Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery Pallbearers were I D Venable and Gray Bowman Flowers were carried by Mrs D C Dorsett and Mrs G H Dorsett
A delegation of about 50 leading Republican men will attend the Lincoln Day dinner at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro at 7 o clock tonight under the North Carolina Young Republican club. Speakers include Representative Franklin W. Fort of New Jersey and Representatives Worth B. Henderson Charles A. Jonas and George M. Pritchard. State and local GOP leaders from across the state will be present.
Funeral services were held today for Gladys Estelle Brady six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs T E Brady at Pilgrim Holiness church and Ward Street M and E church with Rev L Ruth and Rev E M Jones officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers B P Moffitt C P Wood and towerbearers Mrs B F Moffitt and Mrs W M Martin. Songs sung included I Must Tell Jesus and Meet Me There. University of Southern California has added a course on current conflicts in morals.
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