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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1931
Page
8
A story of Mary rescuing and caring for Bob White after a rock collapse and a landslide as he battles The Law. She fights to keep him from prison, insisting his love is worth defying the legal system. Appears in August TRUER STORY MAGAZINE with other titles.
The listed stories marked with asterisk will be broadcast one each Monday night during July. The rule and warning about violence will be heightened when they are aired. Stations include WEAP WEEI WIAR WTAG WEN Pitt sgh WCAB WWJ WENR and more across Illinois Michigan Nebraska Kansas Missouri.
Reports that a Randolph county woman was murdered and her body dumped from a bridge into Naomi Lake were denied by locals who said only a fight on the bridge caused blood with no missing person. The scene showed green dye from Deep River Mills and no verified homicide.
Scouts from Camp Uwharrie in High Point and Winston-Salem assisted at the Guilford Courthouse replica. They patrolled the southeast path from 9 30 a m to 4 45 p m with blue and white staffs donated by a friend, praised by Lt T A Barry for their efficiency. Leaders included B W Hackney and others. duty rosters listed numerous scouts by name.
A two week daily program began this morning at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church. Registration will be accepted Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
William Robinson, a Nelsonville resident, celebrated his 74th birthday by loading nine cars of coal at the Lick Run Mine. Each car holds about two tons, illustrating a substantial, workmanlike tribute to the milestone.
RE J Stoker announces W H Bivans appointed special representative for Pilot Life Insurance in High Point territory. Evans, previously Charlotte branch special representative and former Carolina Motor Club district manager, will open an uptown office soon. He and wife and daughters Betty and Billie have moved to Wiltshire on Lexington Avenue.
Sidney Tomlinson twenty year old son of Mr and Mrs H Tomlinson of this city was in an auto wreck near Norfolk Virginia Saturday. He was reported resting well at St Vincent hospital and not seriously hurt. A girl was killed and another badly hurt in the accident on the London Bridge road. He suffered cuts bruises and shoulder injuries and is expected to be dismissed in a day or two.
A queen bee deposits fifty thousand eyes into brood cells at three week intervals, indicating a rapid reproductive and developmental cycle within the colony.
A Fourth of July skirmish at Glenola near a brick plant ended with a pitched battle between Sophia and Glenola men. Four Sophia invaders faced charges of affray before Squire Earl White, Tuesday night, with Henry Kersey Taft Tom Hollingsworth and Radford Kennedy bonded.
A nearly four foot rattlesnake with eight rattles was killed near Eldorado, twenty six miles beyond Denton, by Frank Seltz. He brought the carcass to the city and displayed it in The Enterprise window. Throngs viewed the snake as it lay headless after being struck by an automobile Seltz was driving.
Margaret Brown 21, a Negro woman, attacked Robert O Leary with a butcher knife after jealousy over him talking to another girl. O Leary was hospitalized. both faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon. Brown received five months to run two and three months sentences. O Leary fined ten dollars and costs.
John Caveas, co owner of the Princess Cafe, leaves by train for New York to sail aboard the Saturnia to Patras Greece. He will visit his mother and sister on Chios for a month then go to Alexandria Egypt for a second month with his brother. The Princess will be run by J Bill Pappas during his four month absence.
Laymen from Wesley Memorial Methodist Church presided at an 8 pm Laymen's Day service under the Peacock Bible class. J A Johnson led, W F Plemming offered the opening prayer, with Fred N Tate and Dr Dred Peacock speaking on church leadership, Southern Methodism, and lay participation. The Peacock class sat in a body as a choir performed.
Funeral services for Thomas D. Davis who died suddenly at his son in law J A White Thomasville Route 2 were held Sunday at Prospect M E church at 4 o clock by Rev H O Miller assisted by Rev Mr Oates. Pallbearers were Lester Mendenhall John Frazier Prett Frazier Grady Reddick Hugh Frazier and B E Payne. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
Factory trained workmen offer auto painting upholstering top and body repairing. Service Garage located at 2716 and 4925 Jack Jones Clifford. Hensley presents this ad.
The passage treats a timeless familiar story as a lens on God’s plans and thoughts. It notes a special application of the theme to the roles of laymen in contemporary church life.
The Sunday services centered on God as the divine Principle and the light of guidance with a golden text from Psalms. The lesson-sermon drew on Psalms 73 and passages from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health, emphasizing God as Spirit Life Truth and Love and His all-encompassing nature. Missouri rye acreage has declined from wartime highs to a yearly average of 20,000 to 25,000.
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