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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1932

Page

8

Postoffice To Face East Green Street

High Point's new postoffice will have main entrance on Green Street with side entries on intersecting streets and no fronting on South Main. Treasury officials deem the council plan infeasible and describe the building as having a stately entrance and easy access. Specifications are being written and duplicated for mimeographing, with no market date set yet.

East Green Street Treasury Washington High Point Postoffice Green Street South Main Street

Red Cross Button Grows Upon Acorn

The Enter prise reports J. H. Wall of 315 Coltrane street presented a small acorn with a sprout attached to a Red Cross button. The sprout reportedly clung to the baton and rose as it grew in a curious demonstration.

J. 8S. Wall Coltrane Street Enterprise Red Cross

Noxzema Skin Cream Promises Clearer Youthful Skin

End large pores and pimples quickly with Noxzema Skin Cream praised by millions of satisfied users. The ad claims healing oils soften skin, shrink pores, and clear blemishes for a smoother, finer texture and a more youthful complexion. Get a generous jar.

Jordan Will Speak Tomorrow Night At Wesley Memorial

Rev. G Ray Jordan will lead a midweek Bible study at Wesley Memorial Church tomorrow at 7 30 PM continuing the book of James. The sessions have drawn strong attendance and the missionary auxiliary notes Bible study credit for women, who are urged to attend with all church members in the educational building.

Westley Memorial Church G. Ray Jordan James Missionary Auxiliary

Fellowship Supper and Service at First M. P. Church

The First M. P. Church holds a fellowship supper tomorrow at 6 45 p m Rev R J Farmer returns from Alamance county where he represented High Point College in the bond campaign He leads praise and prayer at 7 20 p m his topic The Choice of Moses The choir rehearses at 8 and committees meet

M. P R. J. Farmer Alamance County High Point College Moses

Care of Emma Gibbs and multiple civil suits described

Lawsuits filed in municipal court seek compensation for Emma Gibbs care totaling 2000 along with damages 10000 for losses alleged by J T Robbins after an automobile collision. Other actions include salary due 476.89 to L C Furgurson, judgment 300 against Southern Garment, and a confession of 617 owed to James Talcott Inc.

Emma Catherine Gibbs Nora F. Lloyd E. J. Phibbs J. T. Robbins L. B. Fordham Marion Taylor L. 8. Leonard Carolina Daily News-Leader L. C.furgurson James Talcott, Inc

Plan To Organize Community Band

Community band organizers invite brass players to meet at the old Oak Hill schoolhouse tonight at 7 30 for practice and formation. Director W S Clevenger says meetings will be held every Tuesday evening and the group will serve any community or civic affair.

Oak Hill Clevenger

Shubal G Coltrane Passes Away At 83 In Randolph County

Shubal Gardner Coltrane aged 83 died suddenly at 7 am at his home in New Market township Randolph county He was born in Randolph county son of Jesse F and Abigail Gardner Coltrane He was married to Hattie Lanning who survives Also survived by son W L Coltrane High Point route 2 three daughters Mrs B L Snider Martinsville Va Mrs Russell Waynick MecLeansville and Mrs J E Taylor High Point route 3 one sister Mrs Mary S Tyes Rochester New York Funeral plans not yet definite with services likely Thursday and burial at Ebenezer church cemetery

Shubal Gardner Coltrane New Market Township Randolph County Jesse F Abigail Gardner Coltrane Hattie Lanning W. L. Coltrane High Point B. L. Snider Martinsville Russell Waynick Leansville J. E. Taylor Route 3 Mary S. Tyes Rochester New York Ebenezer Church Cemetery

Eckenrod to Speak at Local VFW Special Meeting

W. B. Eckenrod of Raleigh quartermaster of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will address a call meeting of the local V F W post at the Junior hall on Washington street tonight at 8 oclock. Commander J W McMahon says the speaker will discuss matters of great importance to all ex service men and urges all members to attend.

W. BR. Eckenrod Raleigh Veterans of Foreign Wars V. F. W. Post Washington Street J. W. McMahon Post

Magician Henry to perform at High Point High Friday

Henry the renowned magician will present a two part program at the High Point high school auditorium Friday at 8 o clock. Proceeds benefit the school's athletic program. Henry is vice president of the International Association of Magicians. The show features magic and art demonstrations including Sand Pictures Chalk cartoons and crayon pictures with various illusions and audience interactions.

Henry High Point High School International Association of Magicians Bangs Sisters

Permit Granted For One Story House On English Street

The city permit clerk A B Horney approved a permit for D C Toliver to erect a single story two room dwelling. The project is estimated to cost $75 and will be built at the rear of English street on a yet unnamed street.

D. C

Freak Chicken Offered For Sale By Quaker Town Reader

A letter to High Point's Industrial City Bureau of Information requests price and sale details for a freak chicken with four legs and two normal legs. The letter from Pennsylvania notes extra toes and a heavy mixed breed, seeking bids via Ripley’s Believe It Or Not.

High Point Chamber of Commerce Ripley's Frank J. Sizemore Quakertown Bureau Ripley Industrial City Bureau of Information N. C

Change Of Venue For Harpers Is Refused By Court

Guilford Superior Court Denies motion to move trial of Catherine C Harper and Terry H Harper for murder in the Holton slaying. Judge Oglesby rules at Greensboro 3:32 pm. Jury panel summoned. 100 men venire for 12 member jury. defense affidavits contest venue and cite local fairness.

Harpers Catherine C. Harper Terry H. Harper Chas. Holton Harper Here John M. Oglesby Guilford Superior Court Greenshora Afternam George B. Hampton, Jr Guilford County Thomas J. Gold, Sr C. M. Waynick Enterprise

Elevator at Hotel Falls Eight Stories

An elevator with nine passengers fell from the eighth story to the basement at the Sheraton hotel about 3 pm. One man was injured slightly by broken glass. the operator received minor cuts, but returned to work. Manager Ralph Erskine said the car did not overflow and was not overloaded.

Sheraton Ralph Erskine

Blind demonstrators seek aid at Berlin city hall

A hundred blind men and women with police dogs marched into Berlin city hall during a council meeting begging for relief. Hunger and poverty were voiced as they recalled wartime blindness and lifelong sightlessness. Lord Mayor Heinrich Sahm met three delegates and promised help as police dogs remained at their sides.

Berlin Heinrich Sahm

110 Year Old Alfred Gilmore Dies in Fayetteville

Alfred Gilmore known as the Black Hawk Indian died late yesterday at his home near Fayetteville. Reported to be 110 years old, his death closes a long life in the area and he remained a local curiosity and figure of note.

Fayetteville, N. C Alfred Gilmore Fayetteville Black Hawk Indian

Brokaw's Second Home in Burned Lands Near High Point

An ivy covered log cabin and charred ruins mark the Brokaw hunting estate eight miles south of High Point. The New York and Paris financier William Gould Brokaw built the mansion over thirty years ago at nearly a million dollars, burned eight years ago, and a second blaze left only a chimney. D. L. Bouldin owns the remaining 465 acres, with little insurance coverage and sparse furnishings lost to fire.

William Gould Brokaw High Point New York Paris Brokaw D. L. Bouldin Gould

World's Largest Bureau Featured by Ripley Not Believed

Baltimore American Sunday issue carries a Ripley cartoon showing High Point's chamber of commerce claimed as the world's largest bureau. The image has appeared in magazines and newspapers, drawing attention to the local bureau's fame.

High Point Chamber of Commerce Bureau Ripley Baltimore American Chamber of Commerce

Human lung cells span large area when laid flat

A fact stating that if all cells of human lungs were spread out flat they would cover about 480 square feet, illustrating cellular scale and tissue complexity.

Two Doses Stop Cough or No Cost

Drug ad promises instant relief from coughing with Broncholine Emulsion. Local druggists including Mann Drus Stores guarantee money back if relief is not instant, noting no narcotics, no habit forming effects, and mild stomach upset.

Mann Drus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jordan Wesley Memorial First M. P North Carolina Public Service Shubal G. Coltrane Passage Eckenrod V.F.W. Post S. S. Henry China Mann’s Drug Store W. H. Sutherland Fay G. McCallum Palace Barber Shop National East Washington St D. L. Donnell T. R. Short M. Oglesby Stafford Whitely Bros S. Wrenn Street Wilson Motor Company Charles C. Holton Bouldin N. E. Russell Shoe Shop East Washington Street Martine’s, Inc Ga Ram N. Main &T Carolina Alain Tor Easie Co-Op Finance Oo West High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Hood Bank Bldg North Main A. J. Idol Vice-Pres Treas C. H. Elias Sec'y Wilson Wilson’s Shoe Store Red Bell Shoe Store Piedmont Insurance & Realty Company College Street Jack Taylor Sect J. E. Black Cable Street High Point Ice & Coal Company Lucy Eshelman Wachovia Bank W. Green St West Broad Atlantic Building & Loan Ass North Carolina Bank & Trust Co
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