High Point Farmers Abandon Fall Fair Plan
The High Point Farmers' Civic organization voted to cancel plans for an independent local fair this fall and to instead focus on organizing a larger fair next year. The decision followed a 1:30 pm conference at the Sheraton with local business representatives. A meeting at the High Point Country club Friday at 6:30 pm will elect officers and directors for next year.
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High Point Farmers’ Civic Organization
Sheraton Hotel
Farmers’ Organization
High Point Country Club
Farmers’ Civic Organization
W. B., McEwen
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Blair
P. M. Davie
C. C. Robbins
A. C. Jones
R. R. Blackburn
Blake Thompson
High Point
J. N. Wagner
Guilford County
L. E. Bird
L. M. Holmes
John Holton
Farmers’ Committee
Student Assassin Targets Interior Minister in Bucharest
News from Bucharest reports an unidentified student entered the home office and fired three revolver shots at Constantin Angelescu the acting minister of the interior injuring him seriously.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Constantin Angelescu
Interior
Markets open with wide turnout for mid-summer furniture show
High Point hosts the annual mid-summer Southern Furniture Market drawing buyers from across the country. By afternoon, 86 buyers from many states registered, with exhibitors arranging samples as the expo runs through Saturday August 2. A semi annual market banquet and meeting is set for Thursday at the Sheraton, moved from Tuesday.
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High Point
New York
Florida
Ohio
Louisiana
The
Market Association
Sheraton Hotel
Board of Governors
E. F. Pepper
Thomasville
N. C
J. W. Thompson
Augusta
M. W. Bernstein
Athens
Chandler Wingfield
R. E. Boyd
J. T. DeArmond
Erwin
Tenn
E. A. Burnham
C. N. Lowry
Charlotte
N C
G. F. Fuller
P. J. Fuller
Hickory
J. M. Gilly
Appalachia
N. L. Good
Wordsworth
J. M. Swaim
Pastor Nabers to Journey Europe for Study
Dr. Charles H. Nabers pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will sail from New York on the Minnekahda to spend two months in Europe with Mrs. Nabers and their daughter Dorothy. He will visit Great Britain France and Switzerland returning September 5. During his three months here 101 new members joined the church, the largest gain since the Stephens revival.
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Charles H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
New York
Minnekahda
White Star Line
Europe
Nabers
Dorothy
Great Britain
France
Switzerland
Liverpool
High Point
Dr. Nabers
Stephens
Tiny Ruth Newton Wins Baby Popularity Contest Votes
Report states Ruth Newton received 855 votes in a two week baby popularity contest by St. Marys Service League chapter two. An error led to 495 votes being published in the Enterprise yesterday. the corrected total should be 855.
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Ruth Newton
St. Mary’s Service League
Nabers Occupies His Church Pulpit at First Presbyterian
The final Sunday sermon by Dr. Nabers before his September departure from High Point centers on The Contagion of Assurance. He argues true gospel certainty comes from Christ centered faith, grace, and a transformed life, illustrated by Pauls Damascus vision and enduring witness.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Nabers
Great Britain
Three Men Arrested Here Charged With Blackmail
Three Randolph county natives were arrested by local and county detectives after an all night search for a blackmail scheme aimed at J. R. Lackey. A 12 year old boy identified the suspects, and bond was set at 2500 dollars. Police expect to complete investigation before trial.
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Eugene Scearee
E. A. McGhee
Dewey
William Stanley
J. R. Lackey
South Main Street
Randolph County
Smith and Nance
Lackey
Police Department
McCormick Boy
McGhee
Post Office Department
Four New Deacons Elected By Church
The First Presbyterian church elected four new deacons at yesterday morning service. They are R. K. Young Frank L. Smith George E. Hutchens and Frank F. Dickson.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
R. K. Young
Frank L. Smith
George E. Hutchens
Frank F. Dickson
Police Judge Fines Self For Overparking
C Q O Aspegren of McPherson Kansas serving as police judge fined himself one dollar for overparking and warned himself against a second offense.
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C. QO. Aspegren
McPherson, Kans
Called communication of Numa F Reid Lodge
Master Masons invited to a 7 30 pm called meeting of Numa F Reid Lodge 344 A F and A M to raise Brothers W T Tice and W H Benner from Fellowcraft to Master Mason status. Officers urge attendance. By order G H c HOWARD MASSEY Master secretary.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. T. Tice
W. H. Benner
Fellowcraft
Four people injured in series of accidents here
Four persons were hurt yesterday afternoon in multiple crashes along Lexington avenue and highway 10. J P Crowder suffered head bruises when a Dodge coupe driven by his wife hit a telephone post on Richardson street. Ida Lee Parrish broke her right arm in a collision at the highway intersection and was hospitalized. Mrs P C Turner and her one year old child were injured in a second wreck at the Lexington avenue No 10 intersection. Crowder blamed the post collision on a momentary glance for a handkerchief blown away.
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West Lexington Avenue
Highway No.10
J. P. Crowder
High Point Steam Laundry
Richardson Street
Ida Lee Parrish
P. C. Turner
Virginia
Lexington Avenue
No. 10
Crowder
High Point Hospital
Good Congregations At Wesley Memorial
Rev. John W. Moore of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church preached two sermons yesterday at 11 am and an evening service. Morning message titled Sustaining Grace and evening talk Benedic tions Old and New emphasized God’s love for all people. He urged daily living in His presence amid historic depictions of a fearful God.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Kitty Hawk Adds Telephone Link to Historic Wright Site
Kitty Hawk, the historic Wright brothers airfield, gains a telephone connection linking the famous location to the outside world, signaling modern communications reach to a key aviation landmark.
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Kitty Hawk
Wright Brothers
Cable Stretch Spans Currituck Sotpad Connection
A cable was stretched across Currituck sotpad to establish a connection, forming a direct link between components and enabling further integration of the system.
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Currituck Sotpad
Grubs Threaten Iowa Farms Over Three-Year Cycle
White grubs in the second year of a three year life cycle threaten farms across about one third of Iowa's counties this year.
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Ames
Iowa
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Sermon Notes
Sunday services focus on Life as divine principle with the Golden Text from Proverbs 16 22 and Psalms 36 9. Citations from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health discuss life as eternal Mind expressing through creation. The lesson emphasizes life not bound to mortal form and the unity of God Life with His beings.
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Churches and Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Picnic at Tar Heel Inn Planned by First Methodist Church
The annual Sunday school picnic of First Methodist Protestant church will be held at Tar Heel Inn next Wednesday. Families should bring basket lunches and gather at the church at 2 15 for a 2 30 departure. Transportation is arranged for those without conveyance. The committee aims to provide a fun afternoon and evening for children and young people.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Tar Heel Inn
Funeral Held For George Northe Brown
Funeral services for George Northe Brown who died Friday at a local hospital were held yesterday at 2 31 from the home of his brother Arthur Brown 310 Reid Street. Rev George T Tunstall and Rev J D Barnette of Green Street Baptist Church led the rites with a quartet from the church singing Nearer My God to Thee and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Pallbearers were W C Graves D H Lynch J H Bishop H H Stacy J H Carroll and W L Campbell. Flowers were carried by Eula Smith Vergie Timberville Anna Harrell and Grace Kennedy.
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George Northe Brown
Arthur Brown
Reid Street
George T. Tunstall
J. D. Barnette
Green Street Baptist Church
Buria
Oakwood Court
Green Street Church
Jesus
W. C. Graves
D. H. Lynch
J. H. Bishop
H. H. Stacy
J. H. Carroll
W. L. Campbell
Eula Smith
Vergie Timberville
Anna Harrell
Grace Kannedy
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