Hayes Bound Over To January 23rd Term
Ed H Hayes former bank teller waived preliminary hearing on embezzling 1680 from Wachovia Bank and Trust and was bound over to the January 23 Guilford Superior Court after probable cause was found. Bond set at 5000. he is free pending trial. The court cleared its deck for civil matters with police court next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed H. Hayes
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
Hayes
Howard Cashatt
W. L. Overcash
Paul Moore
D'Sorderly House
North Main Street
B. V. Anderson
Garfield Campbell
Costa
George Jones
A. F. Rook
Corte
Willie Goins
Roses Perkins
Melvin Hudson
Paul Mitchell
Lorine Ayers
Roade
Bus Doster
Z. R. Low
Cecil Fined for Simple Assault At Local Business
Myron Cecil, oil operator, was fined five dollars and costs in municipal court after pleading not guilty to an assault charge involving Mrs. Allen Brown at his place of business. Mrs. Brown testified she was kicked during her visit. witnesses disputed details including a meal setup and liquor on a desk. The court denied a request to bar Mrs. Brown from the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Cecil
Costa
Allen Brown
Cecil
Cecchi
Brown
Teague
Stolen instrument bag returned to Dr. W. K. McCain
A black leather instrument bag once owned by Dr. W. K. McCain was recovered from a branch near the Pickett Cotton Mill after being stolen for over a week. The bag had been emptied of its valuable contents, which have not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. McCain
Pickett Cotton Mille
McCain
Doctor Plummer Remains Patient At Local Hospital
Dr. A L Plummer, a well known Denton physician, is hospitalized at High Point hospital where he has been since last Thursday. He has been ill for several days and remains under care today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Plummer
Denton
High Point Hospital
Plummer
Japan’s Unbroken Dynasty Since 660 B C
A brief overview notes that Japan has been ruled by an unbroken line of kings beginning in 660 B C. The claim underscores the traditional imperial lineage enduring through centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Dog fish off as prep to deter mosquitoes
A note describes using dog fish as a preparation aimed at keeping mosquitoes away, outlining its practical purpose and expected effect.
Rooms Being Sought For Furniture Men
High Point chamber of commerce seeks rooming quarters for furniture salesmen attending the mid winter furniture show starting January 16. Secretary F J Sizemore requests local residents with extra downtown rooms to call 2668 to list them.
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High Point
Service Held For Dr G W Norman In Greensboro
Funeral services were conducted for Dr. George W. Norman of Jamestown at Poole and Bine Funeral Home Greensboro. He died Saturday at a local hospital from pneumonia after four days illness. Interment was in Green Hill cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers named. Surviving are his wife Maggie L Ware, five sons Courtney Dorsey Harry Charles and Richard Norman, three daughters Berta Mae L Kirkpatrick and M D Cauthen, and siblings. He had practiced medicine over 30 years and lived in Jamestown for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Norman
Jamestown
Poole and Bine
Greensboro
C. ©. Kennerly
Forest Avenue
Tallahassee
Fla
M. D. Cauthen
Miami
Charles N. Norman
Sarasota
Mis. R. B. Boren
Cora Lee Young
Thomas H. Totten Dies in Bed at 51
Thomas H Totten a longtime city resident and furniture worker was found dead in a Bridges street home after weeks of illness the death due to acute dilation of the heart per Dr W J McAnally and Dr W W Harvey Totten born April 7 1881 in Guilford county married Lacy Murray in 1897 and leaves two children Banks and Gladyce two brothers John and Joe and two sisters Mrs George Smithy and Mrs Jease Smithy The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 30 from the home with burial at Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Totten
Bridges Street
Oscar Gordon
Gordon
W. J. McAnally
W. W. Harvey
Mr. Totten
Guilford County
J. H. Totten
City
Lacy Murray
Banks
Gladyce
John Totten
Burlington
Joe Totten
Reidsville
George Smithy
Jease Smithy
Crawford Street
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
The Bigger The Better Leather Traces Tale
A High Point college coach relays a mountain tale of two poor boys who cut wood, made leather traces from a dead cow, and found their wagon stretched by rain so the load rested a mile and a half away. The leather then dried and retracted, returning the load to the tree. Send your story to The Bigger the Better in care of The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Yow
Living In Three Worlds Sermon at First Methodist Protestant
Rev. R N Farmer preached on living in three worlds knowledge appreciation and conduct at the First Methodist Protestant church citing Matthew 7 21 and quotes from Shakespeare Bailey and Peabody. The sermon urged balanced growth and Christ like conduct beyond creed and ritual with references to Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
R. N. Farmer
Philip James Bailey
Shakespeare
Prof
Peabody
Overcoming Sin Topic Highlighted in Seventh-Day Adventist Sermon
Pastor John E. Ali preached that entering paradise requires a life of overcoming sin with the help of the Holy Spirit. He linked belief in Christ, daily struggle, and prayer to not yield to sin and to secure eternal life in heaven’s Book of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Ali
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Jesus Cane
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Highlights January 8
Sunday service notes the Christ heart of worship with Bible citations and the Golden Text urging acts of good and charitable communication. The lesson includes a biblical passage urging faithful deeds and generosity.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
The Silent Glance of The Master sermon analysis
Pastor W R Shaffer speaks on the silent glance of Jesus looking round the temple and crowd. He urges listeners to study faces for intent and to look unto God with reverence and need before it is too late. He cites Scriptures on looking unto Him and the piercing look of Christ.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple
W. R. Shaffer
Reformed Church
Peter
Christ
Faith That Counts Sermon at Wesley Memorial
Rev G Ray Jordan preached on Faith That Counts at Wesley Memorial church. He argued genuine faith is demonstrated by deeds not creed, requiring strenuous mental and spiritual effort and a personal, dynamic relationship with God. The sermon urged moving from belief to trust and then to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Jordan
Jeana
Bulla Bures Finds Unpaid Horse and Wagon in Yard
R E Bulla of Kivett drive reports an unknown person drove a black mare and one horse wagon into his yard late Saturday and left them there. He seeks the rightful owner to reclaim the animals, saying he has no idea why they appeared. He notes he’s tired of feeding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Parrish
Faith That Counts Through Inner Experience and Trust
The passage argues that true faith arises from inner life and personal experience with God. It claims genuine faith brings mental peace, offers solutions to problems, and cannot be stripped by life’s conditions. It also states faith unites with God, granting spiritual power and a sense of victorious living.
Meaning of the Supper at First Baptist Church
Dr. A B Conrad spoke on the Meaning of the Supper to a large First Baptist Church congregation. He described the Upper Room gathering, Jesus instituting the meal as a memorial, and the bread and wine as symbols of belief, unity, and Christ’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Christ
Dr. Conrad
the Prodigal Son
Large turnout at Salvation Army Y P L gathering
An enthusiastic Young People’s Legion of the Salvation Army meeting drew a large attendance, the biggest in months. All Salvation Army services were well attended Sunday, with Adjutant John O’Beirne leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Army
John’ O’beirne
Blair Infant Dies At Home Of Parents
Friends of Mr and Mrs Harry L Blair of 1708 Ward Street regret to announce the death of their infant daughter Francine who died yesterday shortly after birth. Interment was held yesterday afternoon in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Blair
Ward Street
Francine
Oakwood Cemetery
Welborn Denies Disappearance Rumors In Forsyth Manslaughter Case
Dexter Welborn a Forsyth Superior court manslaughter defendant returned home to deny reports he vanished while on bond. He said he left only for a short visit and knew nothing of his father’s car theft. The car remains missing as the case was continued to Thursday. High Point police learned of the car theft last Thursday and later reports said Welborn had disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Welborn
Forsyth
Welborn
Winston-Salem
High Point
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James Carmichael
Mary McDonald
Carl Steele
Willian Green
Jack Swann
Robert White
Walter Welborn
Robert Pruitt
Earl Thomas
Ethel Bell Jackson
James Handolph
Earl Creasy
Farmers Exchange
Wrenn Street
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
Myou
Ge Tee
Seem Insurance Mutual
Rowland
Mer
Main St
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn St
Purity Coal CO
W. G. Bridges
Mar
Carolina
High Point Fee & Coal Co
Mamie
Ve Conway Tearle
Dr. Plummer
W. Smith
F. B. Smith
H. Tull
L. Wardell Watch
Coal Lopp & Howell Coal CO
A Ceaceiane
Mickey
Matthews
Perry Street
B. A. Woodell
Son Be
W. Wash Street
Cone Sheriff's Office
Master Masons
Ih. G. Leonard
M. Garth, Sect’y
Scientific Palmisst
Mre Tate
Ins
Madame Wright
Northain St
City Lamite
G. W. Norman
Thomas H. Totten
John Roa
John Roa, 14-Oed Ave. N., . Petersburg
O Depertmen
Salemoore
C. Virgil Yow
High Point College
Purple Panther
M. P
Mary Baker Eddy
R. E. Bulla
Blair
Noth
Piso
Bond
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
South Main St
John W. Clinard
Pres
C. H. Ellis
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
EB. Klanderman
P. A
National Market Company
North Main
Bilemme
Piedmont
Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Sec
Treas
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