High Point Ends City Support for Relief Building
The city will stop funding the building and equipment for Guilford county relief as it takes on one third of the cost of handling 5700 unemployed in the county. County plans call for sharing expenses with Greensboro and High Point before a full county levy replaces the subsidy. Mrs. Blanche Sterne will head the county relief operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
State Era
Guilford County
Relief Administration
Eg Oe Bladendian
Temegl Auministraturee
BE. M. Knox
County Board of Welfare
Greensboro
High Point City Counci
Joe F. Hoffman
Blanche Sterne
Odd Fellows Meeting To Confer Degree Tonight
Repiton lodge of Odd Fellows announces a 7:30 PM meeting with the degree of truth to be conferred. Several committees will report, and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Repiton Lodge
Lemon Display At Enterprise Wins Big Size Prize
Mrs Griffith Miles displayed a giant lemon in The Enterprise window weighing about two pounds. The Mileses and Sumter Bowen recently returned from Florida with the oversized fruit that could make half a dozen piles or a gallon of lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Today
Griffith Miles
Deed of Separation Filed for G. W. and Laura K. Guyer
A deed of separation was filed with the Greensboro register of deeds by G. W. and Laura K. Guyer. The couple married in April 1926 and have been separated since November 1932. a property settlement was drafted and included in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
Laura K. Guyer
R. H. Wharton
Register of Deeds
Greensboro
Mrs. Mary Whitlow Dies at 77 in High Point
Mrs. Mary Whitlow 77 widow of William Whitlow died at her home 1600 Johnson Street after a short illness. Born August 12 1866 in Davidson County she moved to High Point 24 years ago. Survived by sons Charlie H. Whitlow and David L. Whitlow of this city a daughter Mrs Lee Wilson of Winston Salem a brother Charlie Shoof and 13 grandchildren Funeral from her home at 2 30 p m tomorrow conducted by Rev H P Williams with interment at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Whitlow
William Whitlow
Johnson Street
Mrs. Whitlow
Davidson County
Madman
Rebecca Ghoof
High Point
Yadkin College
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Charlie H. Whitlow
David L. Whitlow
Lee Wilson
Winston-Salem
Charlie Shoof
Highway Number 10
Salisbury
H. P. Williams
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Cardus testimonial from Mrs Kilpatrick improves appetite
Mrs R W Kilpatrick of Houston Texas recounts relief from nervousness low spirits and pain after using Cardus. She notes better nourishment and appetite and says lingering run down symptoms fade as strength returns. If Cardus fails to help she recommends seeing a physician.
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R. W. Kilpatrick
Houston
Texas
Cardus
Security National Bank reports 1934 profits and deposits rise
The 1934 annual meeting in Greensboro disclosed a profit of 123818 and deposits totaling 7725147 up from 5026003. President N B Calhoun highlighted expanded service and a 3489 increase in depositors. The bank, with no real estate, pledged full repayment to depositors if liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security National Bank
Greensboro
N. 8. Calhoun
Calhoun
Joseph M. Bryan
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
W. J. Ausborn
Tarboro
C. M. Vanstory, Jr
Vanstory
John B. Jarrell Buried at Oakwood Caskets Close to Home
Funeral services for John B. Jarrell age 65 of 521 West Green street were held Monday at 2 pm from his home with Rev. Tom A. Sykes and Rev. O L Ruth officiating. Interment was in the Oakwood cemetery family plot with pallbearers D S Hayworth FE L Crouch Ellis Davis Dennis Welborn William Lovings Carroll. Flowers by granddaughters Helen Jarrell Myrtle Jarrell Edna Capps Beulah Fowler Violet Lambeth. Songs included Rock of Ages The Old Rugged Cross and How Beautiful Heaven Must Be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Jarrell
West Green Street
Carolina Motor Club
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
D. 8. Hayworth
FE. L. Crouch
Ellis Davis
Dennis Welborn
Wiliam Lovings
Mr. Carroll
J. L. Grubbs
Neal Dalton
Blanche Stoner
Helen Jarrell
Myrtle Jarrell
Edna Capps
Beulah Fowler
Violet Lambeth
Old Rugged Cross
Eva McMillan
Anna Boles
Heaven
Nancy Maxine Collett
J. C. Collett
Trinity
Gastonia
G. W. Willams
Trinity M. E. Church
John Cline
Thomasville
Trinity Cemetery
Pell Payne
Ruth Royals
Paulett’s
Margaret Kennedy
Lucille Redding
Paulette
Jesus
Joint Meetings Of Civic Clubs Urged By Clinard
J W Clinard president of the chamber of commerce urged restoring regular joint meetings of city civic clubs at a Elwood Hotel gathering. He proposed each club host a joint session and the secretary coordinate with club presidents and the Inter Club Council. Preferences favored nearly full attendance and planned committee programs for 1935.
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Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Chamber of Commerce
Elwood Hotel
J. T. Ryan
Traffic and Transportation Bureau
C. C. Garrett
Government In
R. T. Amos
Industrial and New Industry
W. B. McEwen
Convention and Publicity Bureau
F. Logan Porter
Finance
W. B. Hall
Agricultural Committee
C. A. Kirkman
Civic Bureau
Mre
M. J. Wrenn
Mercantile Bureau
Frank J. Sizemore
Misa Barbara Brooks
Regional Boy Scouts Convention Planned in Durham
The Boy Scouts of America region 6 set to convene at Hotel Washington Duke Durham on January 21 with James E. West delivering the keynote. Paul W. Schenck will preside the regional meeting and Arthur A. Schuck will address a luncheon on Objective Scouting. Sessions run 10:30 morning, 1 p.m luncheon, 2:30 and 4 p.m sessions, 6:30 banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Duke
Durham
James E. Weat
West
Paul W. Schenck
Greennes
Arthur A. Schuck
New York
Civitan speaker Col Blair urges service unity and optimism
Col William A. Blair former editor of The Enterprise and now in Winston-Salem spoke at a Civitan luncheon praising brotherhood and cooperation among service groups. The Carolina district Civitan International meeting is planned for High Point in early spring with Henry V. Koonts named convention committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Blair
The
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Civitan Club
Col. Blair
Carolina
Civitan International
High Point
Henry V. Koonts
Prominent Visitors Track U S Erosion Work at High Point
Dr E B Russell of Rothamsted Institute England toured the Deep River erosion control area near High Point. He praised the Soil Erosion Service and the U S government for helping farmers conserve soil and plan nationwide land use. He travels by automobile on a continental inspection tour of U S erosion projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ite Gght
High Point
BE. W. Russell
Rothemsted
England
Russell
United States Department of the Interior
W. J. Wilkinson Buried in Virginia After Service
Funeral services for 24 year old W. J. Wilkinson were held at 11 a.m. at 432 Tate Street with hymns and a quartet performance. The body was sent to Kentuck, Virginia, for burial at the grandmother’s home. Rev. O. B. Privett led both services with active and honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wilkinson
Tate Street
Chalmers Osteen
C. Osteen
Elbert Osteen
G. H. Pickler
Kentuck
Jesus
O. B. Privett
Asheboro Street Church
Three Autos Stolen In City Nighttime heist
Police report three automobiles were stolen in the city last night. O F Davis of 2210 East Green Street recovered his car. The other two, a Chevrolet sedan owned by Ruth Horney of Deep River and RB R Montgomerys car from 1106 North Hamilton Street, remained missing this morning.
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O. F. Davis
East Green Street
Ruth Horney
Deep River
Union Hill School
RB. R. Montgomery
North Hamilton Street
Wachovia Bank Holds Annual Meeting in Winston-Salem
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company held its annual meeting in Winston-Salem with reports from High Point office officials. Arthur M. Utley was elected assistant cashier. board members and officers were reelected. President Robert M. Hanes reviewed improvements in agriculture and general business, predicting 1935 gains and renewed construction activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Hanes
Wachovia Bank and Trust Camp
Winston-Salem Toay
High Point
J. B. Millis
W. C. Idol
R. A. McPheeters
Owen Reese
High Point Board
Idol
Arthur M. Utley
Utley
Wachovia
Winston-Salem
W. C. Tdol
Vce
S&s
C. E B. Kearns
R. T. Amos
N. M. Ayers
J. T. Burrus
A. B. Horney
H. F. Hunsucker
C. Kirkman
R. O. Lindsay
J. F. Millis
H. A. Millie
Wactoria Bank and Trust Company
Mr. Hanes
North Carolina
Soil Expert Ray C. Roberts Visits High Point Erosion Site
Ray C. Roberts of the U S Department of Agriculture as guest of the Soil Erosion Service inspected Deep River erosion control methods in High Point. He is en route to Mayaguez Puerto Rico to survey soils under a 15 million dollar federal appropriation as part of a nationwide conservation program, with four assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Roberts
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
High Point
Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
Washington
United States
Possessions
Roberts
Funeral Services For Mrs Elliott
Funeral services for Mrs Hen rietta Elliott 36 were held at her home 401 Parkway Monday at 3 pm conducted by Dr A B Conrad and Rev J M Hilliard of Baptist churches with interment at Oakwood Memorial Park. Pallbearers named include W S Whitfield Robert Wageger George Johnson J H McKinnon H D Sears and Garland Chappel. Friends sent flowers. Mrs J Gurney Briggs sang We May Not Climb the Heavenly Steeps with piano accompaniment by Mrs H D Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Elliott
Parkway
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
The
Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Messrs
W. 8. Whitfield
Robert Wageger
George Johnson
J. H. McKinnon
Glyde A. Erwin Will Talk Here
Clyde A. Erwin North Carolina state superintendent of public instruction will be the principal speaker at a city schools Parent-Teacher Council meeting at the Junior high school auditorium on January 15 at 7 30 pm The event is open to the public with various P T A groups expected to attend Dr T Wingate Andrews city schools superintendent will introduce the speaker Mrs Robert Cottam heads the council and the full program will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Erwin
N. C
Erwin
P.T. A
Robert Cottam
T. Wingate Andrews
Soils Experts From S E Service Attend Meridian Meeting
W D Lee and W W Stevens of the Soil Erosion Service soils department traveled from High Point to Meridian Mississippi to join a national conference of soils specialists. They will discuss erosion control challenges and land use programs and inspect the local erosion control project and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lee
W. W. Stevens
Soils Department
Soil Erosion Service
High Point
Meridian
Miss
United States
Mississippi
Lee
Mr. Stevens
John M Mullinix 71 Dies in Troy Area
John M Mullinix 71 of Troy died after a paralysis attack on Friday. Born March 3 1865 he spent life in Troy and belonged to the W C 26 and O U A M Albema council 153. Survived by wife Susan Boysmith and four sons plus daughters and grandchildren. Funeral at Zoar Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon at o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Mullinix
Troy
Mr. Mullinix
W. C
Albema Council
Susan Boysmith
C. B. Mullinix
High Po KE
M. Mullinix
Albemarle
J. A. Mullinix
Vernon Kea
Arnold Ward
Hi Point
Marion Tayar
Ophir
Mra. Stamey Tuck
Zoar Method
N. B. Idol Rites Set for Wednesday in High Point
Funeral services for Newell Idol 32 who died in an accident in Geo Saturday will be held Wednesday at two o'clock from his parents home 1004 John Street. Elders C J Denny J A Plagge both of Winston Salem and W F Pruitt of Reidsville will conduct. Pallbearers include Clay Grady Idol Delle Lindsay Jr A Moorefield Dan Mall High Point and J B G Greensboro. Interment at Primitive Baptist church cemetery here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Idol
Geo
Mr. H. Idol
John Street
C. J. Denny J. A. Plagge
Winst Salem
W. F. Pruitt
R Fin
Clay Grady Idol
Delle Lindsay, Jr
A. Moorefield
Dan Mall
High Point
Greensboro
Primitive Baptist
Chu
Newport Arch and Balkerne Gate Stand as Colchester’s Roman Gates
In Colchester England two remaining Roman gates, Newport Arch and Balkerne Gate, survive as the city’s visible ancient landmarks. Both structures attract visitors and scholars as rare remnants of Roman architecture in Britain.
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Newport Arch
Lincoln
Balkerne Gate
Colchester
England
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Beeson Hdw. Co
N. Main St
MANN
Max Bones
Main & B
Iliberty Hat Shop
Main St
Twilight
Mann Drug No. 2
Wms Whitlow
Pyroll Distributors
PAT Brown, Inc
Security Bank
Oakwood
Yew Lodge Mall
Scouts
Collett
Blair Civitan
Virginia
Wachovia Bank
Erosion Control Service
Thos. Elliott
Glyde A. Erwin
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
N. B
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
S. Main
E. C. Cridlebaugh, Secy
Southern Public Utilities
South Main
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