Jail Terms Given In Local Robbery Case And Funeral Held
Jessie Pethel and Carl Steele colored were sentenced to two years and 18 months respectively for attempting to rob John Cecil's filling station and for shooting at him. Petehl also convicted of handbag theft. Lonie May Patterson white woman received 60 days and $15 fine for immoral vagrancy and disorderly conduct. Widespread court attendance noted as civil terms began. funeral yesterday for W. E. Price at 522 Parkway with ministers Moore and Cobl and a large pallbearer list.
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Jessie Pethel
Carl Steele
Lewis EB. Teague
John Cecil
Kivett Drive
Mr. Cecil
Petehl
Cecil
Peteel
Lonie May Patterson
Teethina Teething Relief Ad From Dr Moffett
An old advertisement promotes Teethina as a teething relief for infants, claiming it soothes teething pain colic gas constipation and indigestion. It asserts cleansing effects and non opiate sleep aid with a 50 cent price and offer of a free sample and Dr Moffett’s Baby Book from J Moffett Co. Columbus Ga.
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Teethina
Dr. Moffett
J. Moffett Coy Dept
Columbus, Ga
Salvation Army Revival Attracts Capacity Crowds
The Salvation Army revival in High Point led by Rev. George Stephens drew packed houses in the main auditorium and overflow areas. Twenty converts were received at the platform, and Stephens urged revival among church members and outsiders. He will preach nightly with the Wesley Memorial quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
George Stephens
High Point
Stephens
Wesley Memorial Quartette
Fortune Telling Banter Between Gypsy and Walter
Walter pays a dollar for a fortune from a Gypsy, who correctly guesses his fate and asks how she did it. The exchange ends with Walter impressed by the accuracy of the read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy
Walter
Forger Uses counterfeit cashier’s checks in Triad area
Police hunt a man using the name Charles Howard who forged cashier’s checks on High Point Greensboro and possibly Charlotte or South Carolina banks. He copied Cecil Merriner’s name, mis-spelled Merriner, and used red ink for key marks. One $52.50 check was found on the High Point Thomasville highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard
High Point
Greensboro
Charlotte
South Carolina
Cecil Merriner
Commercial National Bank
C. H. Merriner
Greensboro Bank and Trust Company
Herman Trickle
Crown Hosiery Mills
Thomasville
Gate City
Jefferson Standard Building
Howard
Home Happiness and Unified Life Sermons Reflect Faith
The article summarizes Father Manley speaking at St Edward's church on home happiness through religion love and discipline. It notes Christ’s Nazareth home as a model and urges family prayer crucifix pictures and good books. Pastor Farmer’s sermon on The Unified Life praises purposeful service and single minded pursuit of Christ.
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Father Manley
St. Edward’s Church
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
St. Luke
Farmer
Stuckenberg
Paul
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Mrs. Mary Guyer Dies at Jamestown Home
Mrs. Mary Catherine Guyer wife of the late Elisha Guyer died at her Jamestown home yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock after weeks of illness. Born August 19 1844 in Davidson County she had lived in Jamestown for 50 years. Surviving are brother Samuel F. Guyer Canton and sister Mrs John Welborn Jamestown. Funeral Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Jamestown M E Church conducted by Rev R E Hunt and Rev J M Hilliard. Interment at Deep River Cemetery.
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Mary Catherine Guyer
Elisha Guyer
Jamestown
Guyer
Davidson County
Joseph and
Mary Long Guyer
Jamestown M. E. Church
Samuel F. Guyer
Canton
John Welborn
Training Class For S. S. Workers Begins At Wesley Memorial
A six week evangelism course for Sunday school workers starts tomorrow night at Wesley Memorial church. Led by L. F. Tuttle, it will run every Tuesday night and enrollments total about 25 from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
L. F. Tuttle
Candy bill of the United States at about one million
The annual candy bill of the United States totals about 1 000 000 dollars representing 3 6 percent of every dollar spent for food.
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United States
Death of Clay H Clinard at 54 in High Point
Clay H Clinard a long time High Point resident and deacon of First Baptist dies at 201 West Bay Street at 12 30 with illness of several days. He was born January 29 1876 in Davidson County and survived by a widow a son a daughter a step family five brothers and five sisters. Funeral services will be held at First Baptist Church with interment in Oakwood.
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Clay H. Clinard
West Bay Street
Mr. Clinar
Davidson County
Samuel Y
Margaret Hammer Clinard
High Point
Mr. Clinard
Rebecca Hedgecock
Cordelia Cridlebaugh
First Baptist Church
Guilford Council No
United American Mechanics
Lawrence Clinard
L. E. Tinsley
KH. Cameron Cridlebaugh
F. M. Hunter
Greensboro
J. W. Clinard
Carter
Montana
W. B. Clinard
Winston-Salem
R. J. Clinard
S. R. Clinard
F. H. Clinard
J. S. Hedgecock
E. G. Hunt
Lexington
T. G. Perry
Thomasville
T. W. Hubbard
Los Angeles
Calif
J. A. Hall
Ophir
Emily Clinard
Funeral set for W H Setliff 63
William Henry Setliff 63 died at his home 304 State St Sunday noon after a six month illness. Born October 15 1866 in Rockingham county he was married October 14 1894. Survived by widow two sons W D Setliff D R Setliff of High Point two daughters Mrs P R Dixon Miss Nannie Setliff two sisters Mrs BE Harville Mrs P D Young Leakesville and nine grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from First Methodist Protestant church conducted by Rev Roy I Farmer and Rev E L Ballard with interment at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
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William Henry Setliff
State St
Rockingham County
J. J
Nancy Wall Setliff
W. D. Setliff
D. R. Setliff
High Point
P. R. Dixon
Nannie Setliff
BE. M. Harville
P. D. Young
Newell Preaches at Wesley Memorial in Greensboro
Rev W A Newell the new presiding elder of the Greensboro District spoke at the 11 o clock service delivering a forceful sermon. In the evening Rev John W Moore pastor preached on Prayer and Performance stressing a consistent life as essential to answered prayer.
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Wesley Memorial
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Newell
John W. Moore
Moore
World needs Christian living say Central Friends pastor
Rev. T A Sykes urged in a sermon that the world faces problems revealing a need for a demonstration of Christianity. He emphasized unity among Christians, personal restraint, and living testimony as essential to solving global issues and advancing Christ's way.
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Sykes
T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Chris
Jesus
Calvary
Christian Brotherhood
Cars Collide At English And Lindsay Streets
Yow s ambulance responded to a late yesterday collision at the corner of English and Lindsay streets between a Chevrolet coach and a Chrysler sedan. No serious injuries. Mrs J O Carter of North Main Street suffered a dazed condition and was briefly treated in a nearby house. No one was hospitalized.
Car Crash Fatality Near Columbia Injures companion
Wilbur Truett twenty of Darlington was killed in a collision with a machine owned by H F Ehmig of Columbia on the Columbia Camden highway. Matt Hatchell also of Darlington suffered a shoulder injury and Truett died after being taken to Camden hospital.
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Columbia
S. C
Wilbur Truett
Darlington
Matt Hatchell
H. F. Ehmig
Columbia- Camden
Truett
Camden
Capudine offers quick relief for colds and aches
Capudine relieves headache neuralgia and body aches in a few minutes when mixed with water. The liquid formula works faster than tablets and powders and contains no opiates or stomach upset. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes. Ad.
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Bayer
Ady
Must Sing For Wife Sparks Court Order In Chicago
Chicago story where a wife, impressed by her husband’s singing, married him for his voice. When he refused to sing, a judge who appreciates music ordered John to sing for his wife twice daily.
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Chicago
John Ropavac
John
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Chas P. Cobl
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J. Gurney Briggs
J. W. Garrett
Crawford Phillips
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Lamar McCallum
8. C. Clark
F. J Sizemore
C. H. Ellis
A. W. Klemme
W. T. Powell
Prince
Herman Smith
W. L. Tabb
John Lindsay
M. J. Wrenn
C. A. Barbee
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O. ©. Durland
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H. L. Brockman
P W. Flagge
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J. Arthur Marsh
Hunter Sechrest
Tom B. Earle
E. R. Lyon
C. H. Marriner
W. A. J. Idol
W. Chase Idol
J. A. Hart
H. L. Shuey
Karl N. Phillips
W. H. Slane
T. V. Rochelle
Thomas Turner
Charles T. Ingram
O. E. Mendenhall
A. S. Parker
R. K. Stewart
J. B. Marsh
W. ©. Beargans
J. V. Garrett
D. W. Hunter
F. A. George
Salvation Army Revival
Carolina Coal
Carolina Coal and Transfer Company
ALA Carte Service
Elwood Dining Room
P. S
New Elwood Cafe
Prac
Piedmont Building & Loan
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Marriner
Catholic Church
M. P
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Grove
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Willowbrook Street
Mary Guyer
S. S
W. Ray Street
Ilness
W. H. Setliff
Mr. Newell
Tians
Master Masons
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. H. Jennings
Massey
Secy
Eureka Pet Shop
T. Reighter
Enterprise
City Fuel CO
Chas. F. Blake
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
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Hugein Irena
Bron Coy
College
Davee
High Point, N.C
North Carolina Public Service Co
High Point, N. C
North Carolina Public
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