Philadelphia Call Draws High Point Pastor Shaffer
Rev W R Shaffer, longtime pastor of the Evangelical and Reformed church in High Point, has accepted a call to the Faith Evangelical and Reformed church in Philadelphia. He will begin February first, resigning from High Point duties after helping the merged church achieve self support and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shaffer
Evangelical and Reformed Church
High Point
Faith Evangelical and Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Shaffer
First Reformed Church
South Main Street
Evangelical Church
Mission Board
Lions Club
High Point Ministers’ Association
Projection device shows pictures on mirror back of speaker
A new lecturing projector displays images on a rear mirror so the speaker faces the audience continually. The invention lets lecturers present visuals without turning their backs to listeners.
Local Negro Says He’s Alive Despite Prison Term
John Whitener a High Point Black man serving 50 years for the 1925 High Point police officers murders in a gambling raid writes from a prison camp near Asheville claiming he is alive and well and ready for release. Warden R W Dallas says Carter reportedly confessed to the officers killings but Police Chief W G Friddle says the supposed confession is dubious and Carter’s involvement remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitener
Greensboro
High Point
R. W. Dallas
Whitener
Asheville
Dallas
Jim Carter
Carter
Claywell
Reeves
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful seven in one remedy for coughs and colds. It promises rapid relief, safety with no narcotics, and a money back guarantee via the local druggist if symptoms persist.
High Point YWCA to Hold Annual Meeting January 17
The High Point YWCA schedules its annual meeting for Thursday January 17 at 6 30 PM at a yet to be announced location. Miss Mabel Head Cleveland YWCA secretary will be principal speaker. Officers and directors will be elected and about one third of the board terms expire. The event is open to the public with reservations for plates urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Young Woman's Christian Association
Nelle Ansley
Mabel Head
Cleveland
Southern Methodist Church
Thieves Loot McEwen Lumber Co Safe
Thieves entered the McEwen Lumber Co office and looted a fire proof cabinet safe, taking jewelry and cash belonging to employees. Items included watches rings pins bracelets a cameo ring and certificates. $17 in cash a five dollar gold piece and postal savings certificates were also stolen. Entry was gained through a side door after the cabinet drawers were forced by battering the combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwen Lumber Company
Pat Brown Opens New Modern Service Station
Pat Brown, Inc. formally announces the opening of the New Modern Service Station at the corner of South Main and East Green streets opposite the post office. The announcement was made this morning by Pat Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Brown, Inc
South Main
East Green Streets
Pat
Farriss Bible Class Reunion Highlights Legacy of Local Faith
A full house filled the Farriss Bible class room for a reunion honoring its long history. Gilbert W. Clark opened with memories of the class which helped found West End Baptist Church and early baseball leagues, with Ed Ellison reading a history of its achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farriss Bible Class
Gilbert W. Clark
Ed Ellison
A. J. Bolling
Mr. Clark
West End Baptist Church
Clarence A. Smith
Claude A. Smith
Mr. Covington
Arthur Ellison
W. G. Bridges
J. Paul Laffoon
L. B. Williams
Melee on Main Street Roils Rialto Crowd
A street melee outside the Rialto on North Main drew a 100 strong crowd as Cora Larman Ida Ellis and Baril Cecil became the principals. Warnings of reckless driving and driving while intoxicated were issued with damages awarded for a damaged hat and suspensions on judgment for two other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theater
North Main Street
Cora Larman
Lindenton
Ida Ellis
Baltimore
Baril Cecil
Mr. Cecil
Cecil
Grandstand and Bleachers at Willis Park Burned
A fire destroyed the Willis Ball Park grandstand and part of the left field bleachers, a wood structure seating about 1,200. Fire crews kept adjacent sections from burning, but the grandstand could not be saved. Investigators consider possible incendiary start after a blaze appeared in several spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ball Park
Oak Hill
English
Burton
B. K. Ingram
New Ford Service Station Opens in City Under Bill Farlowe
A new full-service Ford station touted as one of the best equipped in the city opens under the management of Bill Farlowe. It will serve as the territory distributor for United States Tires and Pyroll motor oil, offering one-stop service on all makes of cars.
Cocoanuts Displayed In Local Window Exhibit
Mr and Mrs Carl C Hodgin returning from Florida brought cocoanuts in various growth stages now on display in The Enterprise window. One at five months is small, while two others aged two years include a ripe specimen and a notably large green fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Hodgin
Florida
Classes Resume In High Point Schools After Holiday Break
High Point city schools reopened this morning with classes on schedule. Most pupils attended while several were kept home due to influenza as the Christmas holiday period ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point City
Mrs Mary McLarty Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Mary Whitney McLarty wife of Rev B K McLarty pastor of Central Methodist Shelby died in Shelby hospital after a short illness of blood poisoning following influenza. Ill during Christmas she suffered a cut infection and could not recover. the couple lived in Concord Salisbury High Point Greensboro Charlotte Winston Salem and Statesville since their 1904 marriage. Rev McLarty led Wesley Memorial church in High Point 1922 to 1926.
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Shelby
Mary Whitney McLarty
Central Methodist Church
Shelby Hospital
Charlotte
Winston- Salem
Statesville
McLarty
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Former High Point Resident Is Accident Victim
Newell B. Idol, 33, formerly of High Point and Columbus Georgia, was accidentally killed in Georgia Saturday. He was born in High Point in 1902 and lived here most of his life before moving to Columbus two years ago. Survived by parents A H Idol and Lou Pitts Idol, two brothers M C Idol and M J Idol, and two sisters Mrs M C Barbee and Mrs J W Abernathy. Funeral arrangements pending the body’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell B. Idol
High Point
Columbus
Georgia
A. H. Idol
Johnson Street
Mr. Idol
A. H. and
Lou Pitts Idol
M. C. Idol
M. J. Idol
Washington, D. C
M. C. Barbee
Greensboro
J. W. Abernathy
Durham
North Carolina Socialist Party Reorganizes and Expands
The North Carolina Socialist Party announces expansion and reorganization including a new official newspaper The Southern Socialist. Alton Lawrence resigns as state secretary to become editor and promoter of the publication. E A Ruddock becomes state secretary and Otis Slate named state organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Socialist Party
Alton Lawrence
E. A. Ruddock
High Point Furniture Worker
Lawrence
Otis Slate
Slate
Thomasville
Southern Socialist
Socialist and Labor Movement of
Mrs. J. G. Elliott Taken By Death
Henrietta White Elliott 36 of 401 Parkway died Saturday night after heart attack following illness. Born October 7, 1898 she was daughter of R. B. and Georgia S. White. Survived by husband Thomas G. Elliott a daughter Marian Elliott a son Thomas Elliott Jr mother and several siblings. Funeral at home this afternoon 3 oclock with Dr A B Conrad. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Henrietta White Elliott
Parkway
Elliott
R. B
Georgia Spencer White
Thomas G. Elliott
Picket Cotton Mills
Miss Marian Elliott
Thomas Elliott, Jr
R. R. White
J. Lawrence White
High Point
W. Lewis White
Greensboro
George 8. White
Lexington
J. &. Griffin
M. W. Woodard
Anne Williard
Raleigh
R. C. Tyree
First Baptist Church
High Point High School
North Carolina College For Women
A. B. Conrad
Oakwood Cemetery
Willard Cave Sentenced Ninety Days On Assault Charge
Willard Cave was convicted by Judge Lewis EB. Teague in municipal court this morning and given 90 days in the county jail to be assigned to road work. The light docket also listed H. J. Williams assault $5 and costs, Ida Ellis dismissed for DWI, Cora Larmon $4 damage charge, Earl Cecil disorderly conduct, Myrtle Cobb disorderly conduct, and other minor entries from the quiet weekend docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Cave
Lewis EB. Teague
H. J. Williams
Ida Ellis
Cora Larmon
Earl Cecil
Myrtle Cobb
Clarance Board
Allen Gray
Reverend Hartzell Elected President of Ministers Association
Rev Howard L Hartzell rector of St Marys Episcop al church was elected president at Wesley Memorial Church meeting. Rev W R Shaffer resigned to accept a Philadelphia pastorate. J Clay Madison elected vice president. Hunting party hosted by City Councilman A Lewis with 35 dogs. Inter racial day set for second Sunday in February. Miss Nelle Aley welcomed as YWCA member. annual YCA meeting January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Hartzell
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
High Point
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant
Hartzell
A. Lewis
Lewis
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel
Hackney
Nelle Aley
Y. Cc. A
Clara J. Cox
Springdale Friends Church
C. J. Jones
Jamestown M. FE
J. M. Morgan
Lebanon
Buck Hunter Returns With Massive Six Point Prize
J. F. Broadstreet of 110 Dalton Street returns from a hunting trip in Harnett County with part of a 200 pound six point buck bagged Saturday. Also in the party were John Hughes and C. A. Hughes of 402 Whittier Street. The group reports an excellent hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Broadstreet
Dalton Street
Harnett County
Mr. Broadstreet
John Hughes
C. A. Hughes
Whittier Street
Meeting Postponed for Daughters of Wesley Class
The Daughters of Wesley class of Calvary M E church postpone their meeting planned for this evening. An announcement says the date will be rescheduled and a further notice will be provided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary M. BE. Church
Suitcase Stolen From Car At Woodrow Avenue
Police report a suitcase containing ladies garments valued about 250 dollars was taken from an automobile parked in front of 227 Woodrow Avenue. The owner is Mrs. T. B. Long, a Sheraton Hotel resident.
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Woodrow Avenue
T. B. Long
Sheraton Hotel
Woman Sues for Damages Over Car Collision
Mrs. Nellie Kirk filed suit in municipal court against G. G. Clark to recover 2500 damages for injuries she says occurred when Clark struck her car on South Main Street on October 19, 1934. Negligence is alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Nellie Kirk
G. G. Clark
South Main Stret
Chairmen to Meet at High Point Chamber Dinner
Newly appointed committee chairmen of the High Point Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Elwood hotel this evening at 6 30 to discuss the annual program and major projects. They will be dinner guests of J W Clinard, the organization's president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Elwood Hotel
J. W. Clinard
Beulah Winfrey Class to Meet at East Green Street Church
The Beulah Winfrey Class will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night January 8 at the home of Gladys Rid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaulah Winfrew
East Green Street Baptist Church
Gladys Rid
Crested Screamer Involved in Outburst With Dual Horns
A South American crested screamer is described as using its wings in a fight and reportedly having two horns on one head, detailing an unusual physical feature and aggressive display observed in the field.
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Dowdy
MANN
Max Bones
Liberty Hat Shop
Main St
Cleveland Y. W
Mewen Lumber CO
The
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Piedmont
Association
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Farriss Bible
Larman
Roscoe Anthony
Gay Ball
Anthony
Ellis
Teague
Ellie
Lewis E. Teague
E. K. McLarty
J. G. Elliott
New Presiden
Ministers’ Association
East Green Street
Tee Beeson Hdw
N. Main St
Pyroll
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
Broad & Elm Sts
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