Purcell to Speak at Greensboro Youth Rally
Greensboro seeking large turnout as Bishop Clare Purcell will headline the Greensboro district youth rally at West Market Street Church on Monday evening February 27 at 7 30 with other speakers Rev Arthur Kale Rev M T Hipps and local youths contributing. The Greensboro College glee will perform under Prof Vassar and over 2000 district youths are anticipated as part of a Southern Methodist Church youth crusade.
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Clare Purcell
South Carolina
Greensboro
West Market Street
Arthur Kale
Pas
Central Church
Moores
M. T. Hipps
Salis
Greensboro College Glee
Iter Vassar
West Market Street Reh
Thern Methodist Church
South
Rev Clyde Auman Addresses Thomasville Rotary on Washington
Rev J Clyde Auman pastor of Community Methodist Church spoke to a large Rotary gathering in the Methodist Hut on George Washington. He highlighted Washingtons life and the benefits of the father of our country. Rev Allman was a principal speaker and EK Mendenhall joined the club as a new member.
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the Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
J. Clyde Auman
Community Methodist Church
Rotary Club
George Washington
Washington
Allman
Harry Brown Finch
EK. F. Mendenhall
Thelma Carter Gardner Granted Divorce in Greensboro
In Greensboro Superior Court Mrs Thelma Carter Gardner obtained a divorce from Austin Fred Gardner based on two years separation. Both parties are from High Point and proceedings concluded today.
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Greensboro
Thelma Carter Gardner
Austin Fred Gardner
Youth Movement Speech Draws Greensboro Parish Leaders
The Greensboro meeting aims to spark interest and inspire young people in the movement. Bishop Purcell, in his first episcopal year, speaks with force about youth. Rev. Arthur Kale, veteran pastor, is a popular speaker to young people.
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Greensboro
Purcell
Arthur Kale
High Point Publishes Bids for Dam and Power House
High Point advances its municipal hydro project by advertising for bids to build the dam, power house, and spillway at the Styers Ferry site on the Yadkin River. Murray and Flood, Inc. prepared the contract. bids are due March 15 at 10 a.m. in the city hall. E M Knox ordered release. The scope includes dam work, access road, fencing, earth fill, concrete, grouting, substructure, and hydraulic systems.
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High Point
Styers Ferry Dam
Yadkin River
Murray and Flood, Inc
E. M. Knox
Peacock Home on North Main Damaged by Fire
Gas from a leaking pipe caused an explosion and fire at Mrs. Dred Peacock’s home at North Main and Louise. Firemen battled the blaze for two hours, with extensive damage to the south wing and roof. No injuries. Alarm at 6 30.
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Dred Peacock
North Main Street
Louise Avenue
Kearns Street
W. H. Foy
Final Rites For Mrs Green Here
Funeral services for Mrs. Ershula Greene aged 60 widow of H C Greene were held with a home service at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev D W Howell of Calvary Methodist church. A quartet sang and pallbearers included C E Sykes C L Cagle Paul Sykes Frank Aaron William Brown Carl Samuels. The party then went to Dover Baptist church in Montgomery county for the 3 30 pm service and burial in the church cemetery.
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Ershula Greene
H. C. Greene
D. W. Howell
Calvary Methodist Church
John McMahon
Grady Comer
Charlie Agner
George Pike
C. E. Sykes
C. L. Cagle
Paul Sykes
Frank Aaron
William Brown
Carl Samuels
Dover Baptist Church
Montgomery County
Church
Second Driving School To Close
About 40 are expected to receive certificates tomorrow evening in the concluding exercises of the second two weeks of the safe driving school a feature of the WPA adult education program announced by G W Bodenheimer instructor. Exercises at 8 p m in the city hall court room where the course has been given. Enrollment for the next session will be from 2 to 6 p m Friday and 9 a m to 12 m Saturday.
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WPA
G. W. Bodenheimer
Promenade of Forty and Eight Here Next Monday
Members of the Forty and Fight unit of the American Legion from High Point Greensboro Winston Salem Asheboro Lexington and Salisbury will assemble in High Point Monday February 27 for the Central Carolina Promenade. The agenda includes a parade a dinner meeting and new member initiation with national and state leaders invited.
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American Legion
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Lexington
Salisbury
Central Carolina
Harry A. Pleming
Andrew Jackson Post
Legion
James Shepard
South Carolina
Andy Lull
Bill Simmons
Henry A. Stevens
Warsaw
The
Hubert Olive
Sheraton Hotel
High Point College
Pleming
Commission to Assess Damage in Ragan Case
Judge Henry Grady ordered a commission to determine damages to trees and shrubbery on Charles and Mrs. Ragan of 204 Hillcrest Dr caused by High Point power line work. The Ragans seek 750 dollars in a civil suit filed April 26, 1938, with city utility official J L Perkins testifying he had Ragan’s permission to trim vegetation.
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Greensboro
Henry Grady
Superior Court
Charles Ragan
Hillcrest Drive
High Point
Ragan
J. L. Perkins
Department of Public Utilities
Coast Guard Officer Shows Educational Film in City
Lieut. R F Rea of the United States coast guard toured High Point this morning presenting an educational film on coast guard operations with emphasis on training at the Coast Guard Academy. The Sebago cutter officer from Norfolk Va showed the film at the high school and at High Point College this morning and spoke in Greensboro this afternoon.
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R. F. Rea
United States Coast Guard
High Point
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Academy
Rea
Sebago
Norfolk
High Point College
Greensboro
North Carolina Office Ranks Second in Regional Jobs Registry
In the semi monthly bulletin the North Carolina State Employment Service notes the High Point office has the second largest registration by population. Wilson leads with 35 applicants per thousand. High Point averages 23.1. Durham is third at 23.0.
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North Carolina
Lebanon Church Anniversary Service Marks 60 Years
The Missionary Society of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church will host a candle light service at 7 PM Sunday to celebrate 60 years of foreign missionary work. The February bank offering will be conducted, with special music and a devotional play titled The Lighted Highway. The public is invited.
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The
Missionary Society of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Foreign Missionary Work
Waynick Attends Hosiery Industry Committee Parley
Waynick editor of The Enterprise travels to Washington to join a wage and hour administration hosiery industry committee. The group includes North Carolinians W. Cedric Stallings and R. O. Huffman along with several national representatives from public and employer groups.
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Capus M. Waynick
Enterprise
Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
W. Cedric Stallings
Durham
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
R. O. Huffman
Morganton
Waynick
George W. Taylor
Philadelphia
Rosamond C. Cook
Cincinnati
Ohio
John C. Evans
Reading
Stanley B. Hunt
New York City
Emil Rieve
Alfred Hoffman
William M. Leader
Thomas Lehmann
Milwaukee
Wis
John M. Berry
Rome
J. B. Glasner
Rockford, Tr
William Meyer
Spring City
John Wyckoff Mettler
New Brunswick
N. J
Mrs W W Walton Former Statesville College President
Mrs W W Walton 91 former Mitchell College president will be buried Friday after an 11 o'clock funeral service. She died last night at her daughter Mrs John A Scott's home. A Wayne county native, she came to Statesville in 1883 and led Statesville Female College for 11 years. She is survived by her daughter and three grandchildren.
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W. W. Walton
Statesville
Mitchell College
John A. Scott
Wayne County
Statesville Female College
Nazi Students to Be Sent Worldwide as Living Testimonies
Berlin reports Dr. Gustav Scheel, Nazi student leader, announced plan to dispatch German university students to every country as living testimonials of Naziism. He said Germany will also attract foreign students who may return home with a better understanding of Nazi aims.
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Berlin
Gustav Scheel
German Academy
Scheel
Germany
Schee
Thrift Shop Moves to New City Street Address
The Junior Service Thrift Shop relocated from 218 East Washington Street to 213 East Commerce Street. Announcement confirms the change of location and provides new street details.
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Thriftzshop
Thrif
East
Washington Street
East Commerce Street
Asheboro Rotarians Host High Point Club Program
Asheboro Rotarians presented a full program for the Rotary Club of High Point with Arthur Ross presiding. Ferree Ross and Cathran Smith spoke on Asheboro High Point history and Rotary International’s founding. Guests included Frank Hollowell and John Taylor.
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Asheboro
Rotary Club of
High Point
Arthur Ross
Ross
Ferree Ross
Ollie Presnell
Cathran Smith
L. E. Whitfield
Asheboro Club
Governors Of Traffic League Discuss Pending Legislation
The North Carolina Traffic League board met at the Sheraton hotel to discuss pending federal transportation and freight rate legislation. Guests included Stanley Winborne and C. H. Noah, with several members attending from Charlotte Cannon Mills Raleigh and Winston-Salem.
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Board of Governors
North Carolina Traffic League
Sheraton Hotel
Stanley Winborne
C. H. Noah
The
Utilities Commission
W. S. Creighton
Charlotte
Traffic League
P. H. Johanson
Cannon Mills
Washington, D. C
Carl R. Cunningham
North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Association
Atlanta, Ga
J. M. Porter
N. C. Cotton Growers’ Association
Raleigh
C. S. Bauserman
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
W. B. Corell
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Charles Phelps
North Carolina Highway Commission
Guests George Stark and Carlyle McDowell Attend Event
Other guests were George Stark and Carlyle McDowell of Winston Salem.
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George Stark
Carlyle McDowell
Winston- Salem
Mother of Local Citizens Dies Near Yadkinville
Funeral services were held at Brannon Friends Church in Yadkin County for Annie Pearl Buxton 49 wife of Ralph Buxton who died at home four miles from Yadkinville Tuesday afternoon She was daughter of the late T A and Bryant and a member of Brannon Friends Church Survivors include husband a son Charles Edward Buxton six brothers and two sisters with residences listed in California Greensboro High Point Durham Kenoir High Point and Yadkinville
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Brannon Friends Church
Yadkin County
Annie Pearl Buxton
Ralph Buxton
Yadkinville
Buxton
T. A. Bryant
Charles Edward Buxton
William Bryant
California
George Bryant
North Carolina Industrial leaders named with firms listed
Raleigh and Greensboro figures including Charles W. Strickland Proximity Mills J Hassell Durham Hosiery Mills and J T Ryan secretary of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association are identified among industry players.
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Raleigh
Charles W. Strickland
Proximity Mills
Greensboro
J. Hassell
Durham Hosiery Mills
Durham
J. T. Ryan
The
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
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Clyde Auman
T'Ville
Thelma Gardner
Sky
Goodrich Safety Silvertowns
Goodrich Silvertowns
Goodrich
Silvertown
Nt” Goodrich
Mrs. Green
World
CES
Rose Furniture Company
Main St.— Crowell Bldg
N. C
South Main Street
Stanley Winhorne
Les and Beauty
I.E
Alexander-Smith
ASY
Rose Furniture Co
Main Street
Crowell Bldg
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