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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1929

Page

20

Postoffice Clerks Form North Carolina Association

The United National Association of Postoffice Clerks of North Carolina held its first annual convention in the municipal court room at city hall. Postmaster O. R. York of High Point gave the welcome, with Mails Supt Tucker of Winston-Salem and Charles F. Trotter addressing the gathering.

United National Association of Postoffice Clerks of North Carolina O. R. York High Point York

Association Officers Named for Current Year

The association announced meetings will be held on May 30 and next year’s venue to be announced later. Officers elected include B. G. Leonard of High Point as president Miss Stack of Greensboro as secretary Mr Grist of Lenoir as treasurer and Frank Craver of Winston-Salem as state organizer.

B. G. Leonard High Point Miss Stack Greensboro Mr. Grist Lenoir Frank Craver Winston-Salem

Parish Council Formed at St Marys Church

A parish council was organized at St Marys Episcopal church this week. Elected members include J N Bready L E Bennett Dr O B Bonner A S Coffield C E Diffendal J O Gold Dr H B Hiatt and others. The council will oversee five fields parish community diocese nation and world with departments mission education social service publicity finance and coordination.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church J. N. Bready L. E. Bennett O. B. Bonner A. S. Coffield C. E. Diffendal J. O. Gold H. B. Hiatt William Hilton R. F. J. Johnson Silas McBee E. J. Payne J. W. Thompson T. D. Cox C. EB. Diftendal Edgar Hartley Herbert Hunter Rufus King L. R. Stewart W. L. Tabb Homer Wheeler Tilla Ann Ingram

Fourth of July creates light docket in municipal court

Judge Lewis E. Teague opened municipal court after the holiday with a light docket. Not more than 49 cases were called for trial and the court adjourned before noon. Indictments covered the usual offenses in the general run.

Lewis E. Teague

Mrs W S Davis Wins Asheboro Cake Contest

Mrs. W. S. Davis of High Point Route 3 won first prize in a cake baking contest held in Asheboro. The event was conducted by Pyrofox Gas Company and the prize totals 2864 dollars.

Moon Is Earth's One Satellite As Others Reach To Ten

A brief astronomical note lists the Moon as Earth’s sole natural satellite while Saturn is said to have ten and Jupiter nine, reflecting observed satellite counts of the era.

Earth Moon Saturn Jupiter

Orchid Produces Millions of Seeds from One Plant

A single orchid is reported to release about 74 million seeds when considered as a whole plant, highlighting the immense reproductive capacity of this species.

Fourth Of July Tragedies And Riots Shadow High Point

A chaotic July Fourth in High Point sees a fatal crash near Augusta Georgia and two more deaths in South Carolina and North Carolina. Injuries include three prominent locals plus several negro victims and a near race riot near Trinity.

Durham Georgia South Carolina City

High Point People Embrace Holidays In Open Road Excursions

High Point crowds swarmed to beaches mountains and resorts during a holiday period. A Southern Railway excursion carried over a hundred residents to Asheville while two trains shuttled from Greensboro and Salisbury. Downtown was quiet with most venues closed. Sedgefield hosted dances barbecues and the annual horse show as hundreds enjoyed picnics and free recreation.

High Point Searshore Virginia Beach Morehead City Wrightsville Paradise Point White Lake Chimney Rock Blowing Rock Roaring Gap Hendersonville Waynesville Asheville Southern Railway Greensboro Salisbury Mountain City Sedgefield Manor House Central Friends Church Archdale National Playground and Recreation Association of America Juanita Williams Cora Worth Parker Jacklyn McMullen Ercell Allen George Kersey Joe Jarrell Elwood Blair Herbert Ragan Ed Zachary Clarence Farr R. R. Ragan Mr. Zachhary

Eyeless Fish Haunt Mammoth Cave Kentucky Waters

In Mammoth Cave Kentucky eyeless fish and eyeless crayfish inhabit the cave pools and streams. Biologists note the adaptation to dark conditions while explorers describe the unique cave fauna unique to the system.

Mammoth Cave Kentucky

Wilson Relieved as Knox Upholstery Head After Founding Firm

J Vassie Wilson loses presidency of Knox Upholstery, founded in 1919 and growing to a 5 million dollar yearly business. P M Shaw elected managing director to fill the post amid Wilsons health related resignation. Local plants merged last year with Premier Furniture and Lambeth Furniture, creating a regional large corporation. Wilson to have no future advisory or executive role.

J. Vassie Wilson Knox Wikson P. M. Shaw New York City Wilson Premier Furniture Manufacturing Company High Point Lambeth Furniture Company Thomasville

Air Circus at Lohr Field This Weekend

An air circus with three planes takes place at Lohr field near the city abbatoir on Asheboro road this Saturday and Sunday. Parachute jumper Dick Hunter will perform daily from 2000 feet and an aerial wedding occurs 19000 feet above the city on Sunday. Pilots James Fritz and Hunter fly in from Chapel Hill and Winston, using an Eagle Rock plane and a large cabin plane for the wedding party.

Lohr Field Asheboro Dick Hunter James Fritz Kelly Field Hunter Fritz High Point Chapel Hill Winston Lohr

Funeral Conducted Here for Accident Victim

Mrs. Paul A. Harter, killed in a Harrisburg auto crash, had funeral services at her sister Mrs. F. L. Brown’s home. The Green Street Baptist choir sang several hymns as pastors officiated. Pallbearers and floral attendants were named. burial followed at Oakwood cemetery.

Paul A. Harter Harrisburg F. L. Brown Forest Avenue H. T. Stevens Green Street Baptist Church J. K. Banett Lloyd T. Wilson First Baptist Church George T. Stephens Green Street Ira Charles Mildred Charles Gladys Charles Geraldine Knight Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral Services Held for J F Chambers at Snow Creek Church

Funeral services for J F Chambers who died Tuesday were held at Snow Creek Church in Stokes County Wednesday afternoon. Pallbearers included Robert Jones Tim Brown Ersel Jones Amos Hill R T Moser and T Davis. Flowers were carried by a list of local women. A brief service was also conducted at the home at 706 Park Street.

Panama Canal Construction Equipment Counts Revealed

The report details the scale of earth moving during the canal’s building with 101 steam shovels, 307 locomotives, 4 572 cars and trucks, 553 mechanical drills, 206 dredgers, 47 cranes, 72 barges and lighters, and over 100 other appliances used in the operation.

Panama Canal

Madam Clara Palm ist Palmist Readings

Palm reader advertises clairvoyant services for all, promising past present and future insights. Claims to reveal love or business fortunes and marriage timing with one dollar per palm at 143 South Wrenn Street. Hours 10 AM to 9 PM.

Funeral for 19-day-old Randall Lawrence Willard

Randall Lawrence Willard died at home on the Winston-Salem Road. He was the 19 day old son of Mr and Mrs Vetra Willard and survived by his parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Willard and Mr and Mrs James E Wood and two brothers. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Lebanon M P Church with Rev Edward Suits officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park.

High Point Durham New Chapel Hill-Raleigh Nancy Carr Terry R. B. Terry Roland Park Richard Marshall J. Frank Marshall South Main Street Lawrence Pickett R. L. Pickett Steele Street Mr. Marshall Watts Hospital D. G. Armfield Dion Armfield Greensboro Terry Armfield Miss Armfield Mr. Pickett Morehead City Marshall Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Sheriff's Office Augusta Perdue Orangeburg 8. C Manuel Tilman Economy Drug Company High Point Hospital East Washington Street Kivett Drive Samuel Lee Fox Ernest Williams Fox Eulon Brooks W. L. Brooks Asheboro Johnn Harris J. M. Harris Gurley Street Prospect Leander Robbins Relford Wright Ruth Dufffy Beatrice Pipkin Ting Allen Cumby Young Harris Guilford General Hospital Wesley Nelson W. M. Covington Ray Mullis Robbins Wright Sechrest Guilford General Frank Williams 301 Parkway Smith R. L. Smith Lexington Cicero Perdue Davidson County John P. Perdue Eugene Seagraves Highvidson County Point Nannie Beck Thomasville Bessie Gill da Ernest Eugene Perdue Randall Lawrence Vetra Willard Winston-Salem Road Eugene Willard James E. Wood Lebanon M. P Edward Suits Oakwood Memorial Park

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Ans Postoffice Clerks Home Bond & Mig. CO West Washington Street Prudential Insurance CO Southern Bond & Mtg. CO ST. Mary's Church Mrs. W Davis Dennis Keel Wachovia Bank ODAY General Ford Reeralet Pontiac Buick Nass Cadillac Packard High Points Tire Service Co.,, Inc J. T. Carter, Mer J. Vassie Wrenn Street Joehan Dad J. & B. Tire Co North Main High Point Perpetual Building The Commercial National Bank V.A. J. Idol V. Pres Treas C. H. Ellis Southern Mortgage Loan Wachovia Bank Bldg O. E., Mendeghall Roy C. Welborn H. E. Johnson Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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