Early Reorganization Of Country Club By Old Stockholders
A committee of old Country Club stockholders, with three floor nominees, will push immediate steps to reorganize the High Point Country Club and recover plant and real estate at the receiver sale. Forrest H Murray remains receiver. club facilities stay open for members.
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Country Club
High Point Country Club
Old Country Club Company
Greensboro
Old Company
John S. Pickett
W. Tom Powell
Homer Hudson
Forrest
Frank Wineskie
Commercial Club
Ats
Little Boy Safrit Hurton Collision on Thomasville Road
K. J. Little Boy Safrit of Kannapolis, a well known boxer, is hospitalized with painful injuries after a collision on Highway 10 and 10 A in front of Fairmont Park barbecue stand at about 4 AM. Safrit and driver Hu. F. Safrit of Kannapolis suffered bruises and cuts. the van driver was uninjured.
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K. J
Safrit
Kannapolis
Gailford General Hospital
Charlotte
Fairmont Park
Hu. F. Safrit
Kannapollie
Jackson
Saffit
Yow
Chevrolet
Thomasville
Exchange Seeks Citizens to Provide Jobs for Workers
Community Exchange opens Monday offering jobs for the unemployed. Listings include beauty parlor and yard work for clothing, car washing and delivery, wood cutting, house cleaning, and gardening for groceries or clothing. Examples: boys ages 16 to 18, girls 12 to 16, men's and women's garments, piano lessons for room, and dairy farm work.
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Ile
Esco
Cass Eall
Walter L York Hurt When Struck By Car Last Evening
Walter L York of 13123 Wright Street was injured crossing in front of the post office about 7 pm when a Chrysler driven by Rob Jones manager of the DeLuxe Diner struck him. Jones stopped and rushed York to Guilford General Hospital where the arm bruise injuries were treated and York rested comfortably today.
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Walter L. York
Wright Street
Guilford General Hospital
Chrysler
Rob Jones
Jones
Mr. York
Notice to Creditors of Superior Motors Incorporated
Notice to creditors to file claims with receiver by May 1, 1933 or face loss of recovery. Dated February 10, 1993. RE EB GNOW, Receiver of Superior Motors Incorporated. Walser and Oasey attorneys.
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Superior Motors Incorporated
EB. Gnow
Superior Motors, Incorporated
Walser & Oasey
Attys
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Guilford County North Carolina
Trustees will sell at two o clock P M on Monday March 27 1903 at the Greensboro courthouse the property described as lying in High Point Guilford County North Carolina beginning at a stake on English Street and proceeding along Myers line Wilson Keriah and English Street. Allen Austin attorney.
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North Carolina
Guilford
G. Y. Stone
Miscouri F. Stone
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
English Street
West Point Avenue
Myers
Wilson & Keriah
Allan
Allen Austin
Baptist Sunday Schools Meet in Guilford Oak Grove
Guilford county Baptist Sunday schools hold a 3 PM meeting at Oak Grove Baptist near Jamestown to discuss training teachers and officers under topics A Workman That Needeth Not Be Ashamed and Ways and Means of Accomplishing Training. The session features Miss Thelma Patrick and Rev. Geo. T. Tunstall with F F Blevins presiding.
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Guilford County
Oak Grove Church
Patrick
Mr. Tunstall
Oak Grove
Jamestown
Thelma Patrick
First Baptist Church
Geo. T. Tunstall
Green Street
F. F. Blevins
J. &. Hopkins
Greensboro
CC. J. Doelgade
Reidsville
Roosevelt and Wallace Meet in New York Cabinet Talk
President Roosevelt conferred with Henry Wallace of Iowa about becoming secretary of agriculture. Wallace, son of the late Henry Wallace, supported Smith and Roosevelt in the campaigns. Roosevelt discussed cabinet and patronage with James A. Farley and Arthur Mullen, who signaled Wallace as likely but not yet finalized.
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New York
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Wallace
East 65Th Street
Warren G. Harding
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Respected Negro Man John Kelley Smith Dies at 67
John Kelley Smith 67 a respected Negro citizen died at his home 106 Beamon Street last night at 7 30. He was born in Lincolnton county about 67 years ago and had lived in this city for many years. He had many friends among white and colored citizens. Funeral arrangements not yet definite.
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John Kelley Smith
Beamon Street
Lincolnton County
Grace's Flower Shop Opens About March First
Grace Ford formerly of Sykes Florist leases the corner store at North Main and Washington for a March opening. The shop will be named Grace's Flower Shop and she is well known in High Point for years in growing flowers and designing.
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Grace Ford
Sykes, Florist
North Main
Washington Streets
Grace
Tentmaker Sought For Durham Cop Uniform Fit
In Durham on February 18 Omar the tentmaker was unavailable so Detective M. M. Thompson of the Durham machine gun company wore the only government tailor made uniform. Thompson, the largest man in the unit, could not be fitted by the quartermaster who sent measurements for a tailor made suit. The mishap left him drilling in overalls until a custom outfit arrived, later described by Captain Luther H. Harbour as potentially the company tent.
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Durham
Omar
M. M. Thompson
Durham Machine Gun Company
Thompson
Quartermaster Department
Uncle Sam
Luther H. Harbour
Car Loadings Rise for Week in February
The American Railway Association said week ending February 11 car loadings totaled 601 320 revenue freight cars. This marked an increase of 18 128 from the prior week but were 60 216 below the same week in 1932 and 719 369 under 1971.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Girl Scout's West Virginia camping fish tale comeback
Miss Elzie Bruton recalls a 7 year old Girl Scouts trip in West Virginia where foggy conditions delayed fishing. The troop planned Wednesday fishing, braved heavy fog on Thursday, and ultimately caught three bushels after finding the river again, discovering the fish had swum toward them from 150 yards away.
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Elzie Bruton
Willowbrook Street
Girl Scouts
West Virginia
Dr Egbert W Smith To Preach Here Sunday
Reverend Egbert W Smith of Nashville will preach at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday at the First Presbyterian church. Evening services begin 7 30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday with public invitations. Sunday school begins 9 45 a.m. with Young People department reorganized. Junior church play period 10 45 a.m. and a worship service at 11 16 a.m. A class for Juniors and Intermediates will start at Sunday school. Senior board of stewards meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. Quarterly conference conducted by W A Newell.
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Egbert W. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Smith
Greensboro
South
Southern Presbyterian Church
High Point
Jim Green
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Young People’s
Young People
Liston Pope
H. W. McCain
W. A. Newell
Wesley Memorial Sermons Play On Personal Defects
Rev. G Ray Jordan will speak at the 11 oclock worship service on How Me Your Eyes tomorrow morning and at 730 tomorrow night on What Is Your Weakness. The evening message ends a five week series on personal deficiencies with music by the Wesley Memorial choir featured at each service. The church educational work observes its usual schedule.
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Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Choir
Emmanuel Lutheran to Hold Sunday Sermons on Storms
Emmanuel Lutheran plans a 11 o clock Sunday morning sermon titled Winter Storms based on Mark 4 37 and a 7 30 p m address on Living that Sunday school meets at.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sunday services and youth groups at Reformed Church
Tomorrow at 9 45 a.m. Sunday school will be held. The morning service at 11 a.m. features Rev W R Shaffer on Christ's Gifts to His Own. Evening sermon continues. Junior Mission Society Four Square group and Young People's Christian Endeavor meet at 6 30 p.m.
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Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Junior Mission Society
Four Square Group
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Asheboro Chamber Banquet Highlights 1933 Prospects
About 250 Asheboro residents attended the seventh annual Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Methodist Protestant church. Dr. Archibald Currie urged international cooperation and codification of trade law as the path to recovery. Officers for 1933 were named with J. P. Garner president and a list of directors noted.
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Asheboro
Methodist Protestant Church
Chamber of Commerce
Archibald Currie
Davidson Law School
Currie
America
North Carolina
Armfield
McCrary
Standard Tye Tape Company
Derwick Silk Mills
Bossong
Stedman Manufacturing Company
Asheboro Hosiery Mills
J. P. Garner
O. L. Presnell
C. Thayer
E. H. Morris
O. G. Tillman
K. Alexander
W. J. Armfield, Jr
W. A. Bunch
C. C. Crawford
N. M. Crawford
W. J. Armfield
C. M. Fox
H. L. Ingram
H. C. Jones
D. B. McCrary
H. Morris
J. M. Neely
A. Ross
J. D. Roos
B. Stedman
J. F. White
Church Service and Meetings Scheduled This Week
The service at 7 30 o clock will feature Gospel Hardened Hearts. Wednesday prayer service begins a study of the book Lady Fourth Daughter of China. The Men's club meets Thursday night at 7 30 p m inviting all church and steer school men to attend.
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China
Lebanon M P Church Services Schedule in Lebanon
Sunday services at Lebanon Methodist Protestant church include a Junior Christian Endeavor meeting at 9:15, Sunday school at 9:45 led by J. W. Montgomery, morning sermon at 11 by Dr. S. W. Taylor on Five Reasons for Supporting the Church, 6:45 p m. Intermediate and Senior C EB societies, 7:30 p m. evening sermon by Dr. Taylor on Association With Jesus, and Wednesday prayer at 7:30 focusing on the Sermon on the Mount. Public invited.
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Lebanon M
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Taylor
Jesus
Matthews
Church of Christ Plans February Home Beautiful Month
The North Hamilton Street Church of Christ announces a February program lineup. Bible school at 9:30 with R. H. Askew directing, morning service at 11 with Rev. Nixon A. Taylor on Our Leaders, evening service at 7:30 with Mr. Taylor on A Boy Without a Home. A Thursday 7:30 mid week fellowship features the play Starting Right as the fourth program in the Home Beautiful Month series. All welcome.
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Church OF Christ
Hamilton Street
R. H. Askew
Nixon A. Taylor
Taylor
Was Jesus Christ a Good Man or God Which
First Baptist church outlines morning and evening services with sermons by Dr. A. B. Conrad on Jesus Christ and on Tarnished Gold. Bible school at 9 45 a m with A E B Tate in charge B Y P U meets at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Anthem and prayers follow and the public is invited.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
A. B. Conrad
Bible School
A. E B. Tate
Conrad
Jesus
Savior
Mind the Lesson Sermon at Local Christ Scientist Churches
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon is the subject Sunday morning at 11 oclock across all Christ Scientist churches and societies. Sunday school gathers at 946 oclock and the reading room operates Wednesdays and Fridays from 2 to 430.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
North Main Street
Edward’s Catholic Church Services Tomorrow
Services at St Edward’s Catholic Church include mass at 9 o clock. Instructions for the children at 10 and evening devotions at 7 30 p m. Father Beshe l will be in charge of the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&t. Edward's Catholic
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Father Beshe
First Methodist Protestant Church Sunday Services Preview
The First M. P. church at North Main and Richardson plans a full Sunday program with 9:45 Sunday school led by J. Whitesell, 11 a.m. worship, Junior church led by Miss Naomi Dawson, and adult sermon by Rev. R. I. Farmer on "Is God Afar Off or Near?" An evening service at 7:30 features Mr. Farmer with "The Formula For a Happy Life" as part of a three sermon cycle. A Young People’s Society meeting is at 6:30 with Miss Alene Vance, and Senior C. E. Society meets Monday with Miss Margaret Lewis. A Treasure Chest hunt invites contributions of discarded household trinkets.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main and
Richardson Streets
J. ©. Whitesell
Naomi Dawson
R. I. Farmer
Wibbard
Wooler
Homer
Young People
Alene Vance
C. E. Society
Margaret Lewis
Farmer
Ncctares
Hoeck
Farm Colonization Is Given Consideration
Guilford county commissioners in a lengthy session last night studied a plan of farm colonization to solve unemployment. A citizen committee and the board will meet again to study details. The plan would place families on county land with simple dwellings to grow crops for home use and requires public reaction if adopted this spring.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Guilford
R. O. Lindsay
High Point
D. M. Davidson
Gibsonville
New
Wagoner
G. E. Coltrane
County Board of Education
A. G. Ellington
Church Choir and Organ Selections Announced
Cross sung by Miss Anne Robbins and Prof. E. B. Stimson will be followed by Postlude Eli land by Von Fielitz. If not worshiping elsewhere, a welcome awaits in these services.
Central Friends church invites all to Sabbath services
Central Friends church and St Marys Episcopal offer Sunday services with Bible school at 9 45 a m and 11 o clock sermons led by Tom A Sykes at Central Friends and Rev D W Allen at St Marys Episcopal Church Morning Prayer and sermon follow. The Brotherhood class meets at 9 45 a m and the Brotherhood choir provides music.
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Central Friends
High Pont
Central Friends Church
Bible School
Brotherhood
Tom A. Sykes
Sykes
Norman Fidler
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
D. W. Allen
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School and Sermon Times
Sabbath school convened Saturday at 9 45 from the Seventh Day Adventist church corner of Springdale avenue and King street with preaching at 11 20 a m The evening service at 7 30 p m features Rev John F E All preaching on The Great Hour of God s Judgment Has Come.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Springdale Avenue
King Street
John FE
Evangelistic service set with Rev. Jim Green at Gospel Tabernacle
Greensboro preacher Rev. Jim Green will lead Sunday night gospel services at Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street with a quartet. Bible school occurs morning and the pastor Rev. Thomas H. Willey preaches at 11. Vota Vida union meets at 6 p.m. Prayer services Tuesday at 603 Willowbrook. Buck continues Bible study Thursday on The Five Foolish Virgins.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Jim Green
Greensboro
Willowbrook Street
Green
Bible School
Thomas H. Willey
Vota Vida Union
Beatrice Hensley
P. Buck
Green Street Baptist Sunday School and Worship Services
Green Street Baptist invites all ages to Sunday school with B G Leonard and teachers ready to help newcomers find a class. Rev G T Tunstall preaches at both services with morning topic The Christian s Cross and evening The Gate to Glory. The public is invited.
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Green Street
Negro Youth Kills Father Over Tobacco Denial
James Brown, 16, shot and killed his father Jake Brown near Walterboro after being forbidden to use tobacco. He said the father had forbidden him to buy tobacco and had whipped him for using it, then waited by a road and fired buckshot into his head. He was ordered jailed for trial at the next term of general sessions court.
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Walterboro
James Brown
Jake Brown
Brown
J. T. O'Quin
Colleton County
General Sessions Court
Capers Townsend Killed in Sudden Accident
Capers Townsend, 21, of Cokesbury, was killed when knocked from a running board by a passing truck in Greenwood South Carolina. A coroner's jury ruled the death an unavoidable accident.
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Greenwood
8. C
Capers Townsend
Cokesbury
Steamer George Washington Grounds Off Willoughby
The steamer George Washington traveling from New York to Norfolk went aground at Willoughby in dense fog. It passed Cape Henry at 6 a m and was due in Norfolk within an hour. the coast guard sent the cutter Pontchartrain to assist.
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Norfolk, Va
Old Dominion
George Washington
New York
Norfolk
Willoughby
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Pontchatrain
Rhode Island Law Once Penalized Refusal of Public Office
The Rhode Island statute history shows a former requirement that public officials accept a duly chosen office or face penalties. The provision reflected early 19th or 20th century governance norms, illustrating a coercive stance toward civic duty.
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Rhode Island
Telegraphic Circuit Count At Thirty Seven Worldwide
A report notes that thirty seven international telephone circuits are in operation, reflecting growing global communications capacity and interconnected networks across regions.
Short Sessions by Legislators in Raleigh
The North Carolina Senate and House met a total of 32 minutes with about 45 of 170 members present. The Senate approved one new measure creating a state commissioner of pardons and paroles and passed one local bill in 16 minutes. The House passed 16 local bills, added eight new measures, and met 18 minutes with about 30 members present. A conference committee was named to address solicitors salaries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
House
Michigan banking holiday drags as Monday decision looms
Detroit AP report states bankers and state officials work to ease the impact of Michigan's eight day banking holiday ending Thursday. Governor Comstock seeks emergency powers pending House concurrence, with Senate declaring an emergency and AG and justices affirming gubernatorial supremacy. House reconvenes Monday night.
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Detroit
Michigan
William A. Comstock
House of Representatives
Lansing
Senate
Attorney
Supreme Court
House
Two Held Today For Embezzling Money
MILWAUKEE Wis Feb 18 A former city treasurer who served Milwaukee 16 years and a former Liberty State Bank president were jailed awaiting arraignment on indictments charging embezzlement of 500000 city funds. John I Drew served as treasurer from 1916 to 1932 and I J Rosenberg aided him through banking connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Liberty State Bank
John I. Drew
I. J. Rosenberg
Senate inquiry urged before recognizing Russia
Senator King introduces a resolution calling for a full Senate inquiry into matters bearing on Russia recognition before any steps are taken. The measure accuses extensive propaganda pushing recognition of the Soviet state.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
King
Utah
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