High Point Fair Association Plans First Event Next Year
R R Mendenhall was elected president of the High Point Fair association which will stage its first fair next year. J W Clinard became vice president and P M Davis secretary treasurer. A large board of directors from local clubs was named with J I Wagner and Addie Houston added as managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Fair Association
R. R Mendenhall
R. R. Mendenhall
Mendenhall Brothers
Country Club
High Point Farmers’ Civic Organization
J. W Clinard
P. M. Davis
L. E. Bird
Johns. Holton
A. W. Upshaw
L. W. Holmes
D. V Davis
A. C. Jones
Walter Davis
Elva Blair
C. B. Mattocks
Ww. W. Ellington
Executor’s Notice in Guilford County NC
Executor W C Idol invites 41 claimants against the estate of W H Idol deceased to file by June 21 1931 or be barred. Creditors urged to settle promptly. Notice dated June 20 1930. Publication runs June 21 through July 28 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Idol
Guilford County
North Carolina
W. C. Idol
Funeral services for Mrs Eva Brown Hicks
Mrs Eva Brown Hicks wife of L D Hicks longtime High Point resident died Friday at 6 30 am in The McLeod Infirmary Florence S C Funeral services will be from H F Hoffmans 463 South Main Street Sunday at 4 pm with interment in Oakwood Memorial Park She was born June 12 1902 in Hickory N C and lived in High Point most of her life Surviving are husband one daughter Bettie Brown Hicks her mother Mrs Blanche Stamey Wicks Englewood N J one brother E M Brown Detroit Mich and one half sister Miss Mary Wicks High Point She was connected with Main Street M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Brown Hicks
L. D. Hicks
High Point
McLeod
Florence
Tennesseean Freed In Park Employee s Accidental Death
A Swain county jury ruled Prentice Boston of the Tennessee State Park commission died from an accidental gun discharge by W B Griffin of Townsend Tennessee. Griffin was acquitted of murder. The incident happened July 4 at a camp atop Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains. Milliard Smith testified he heard a shot and saw Boston fall dead. Griffin said the gun discharged by accident while he examined it.
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Bryson City
N. C
Swain County
Prentice Boston
Tennessee State Park Commission
W. B. Griffin
Townsend
Tenn
Griffin
Boston
Clingman's Dome
Great Smoky Mountains
Milliard Smith
Sacred Concert at Central Friends Church by Civic Band
The High Point Civic Band directed by Lewis L. Stookey will present a sacred concert tomorrow evening during vesper services at Central Friends Church Archdale. Rev T A Sykes will deliver a 10 minute talk on The Ministry of Music and old time gospel hymns will be sung by the band. Morning service topic is What Do We Find In the Cross and Resurrection of Christ. Bible school at 9 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Archdale
High Point Civic Band
Lewis L. Stookey
T. A. Sykes
Ministry of Music
Sykes
Green St Baptist to Worship With Rev George T Tunstall
Pastor George T Tunstall will lead both Sunday services at Green St Baptist with morning sermon Dont Worry and evening talk A Womans Revenge. Sunday school starts 9 30 a m under M E Howell. B Y P U meets 645 p m and Bible Adult union members urged to attend.
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Green St. Baptist
George T. Tunstall
M. E. Howell
Bible Adult Union
Pastor Hoyle Love Preaches Two Sermons Sunday
Rev Hoyle Love will deliver an 11 oclock morning sermon on The Love and Sacrifice of Christ and an evening message titled A Quartet of Fools.
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Hoyle Love
Christ
Minister Prepares Dual Messages Before Vacation
Rev R J Farmer leads First Methodist Protestant church services at North Main and Richardson. Morning topic Saved By Anticipating, solo by Mrs Roger Christopher. Junior church by Rev FE Lester Ballard. Evening topic Testing the Tests of Character, tenor solo by C L Gray Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. J. Farmer
Liddle
Roger Christopher
Lester Ballard
Farmer
C. L. Gray, Jr
Pastor Preaches at First Reformed Church on "Alone" Theme
At the First Reformed church on Sunday the pastor will speak at 11:00 a.m. on the theme Alone. Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. A night service at 8:00 p.m. features The Silent Saviour. The Young People's Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p.m. with a large turnout expected. The program committee plans a song service and expression meeting. All young people are invited.
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First Reformed Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
English Street M P Sunday School and Evening Program
The article lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and an 11 a m sermon by the pastor. Evening C E Society program features readings, biographies, stories, and Bible readings led by Miss Myrtle Cates Miss Tressie Caudle Miss Dallas Loflin Miss Rosa Lee Stanley Miss Hope Loflin Miss Callie Loflin Miss Kathleen Embler and others with offerings and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street
C. E. Society
PROVO
Myrtle Cates
ST Btory
Tressie Caudle Poguy
Dallas Loflin
Rosa Lee Stanley
Hope Loflin
Dorothy Michael
Callie Loflin
Kathleen Embler
Bernoes
Mass and Evening Services at St Edward's Church
Mass on Sunday morning will be at nine o'clock with Father Beshel preaching on Our Conscience. Evening devotions start at eight o'clock with a sermon on The Angelus. Services will be brief due to hot weather and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s Church
Father Beshel
Angelus
Sermon Topics At Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sunday
The Sunday service features a morning sermon titled What are you worth and includes Genesis 37 28 about Joseph sold for twenty pieces of silver. An evening sermon on Four Alls of Our Love for God will reference Thou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Joseph
God
Furniture Market Closes First Week of Summer Show
The Southern Furniture market wrapped its mid summer exposition week with attendance slightly above last January. Total registration reached 578, up from 530, while 63 buyers were registered at the building yesterday and fewer today. Officials expect a larger turnout next week as many exhibitors began leaving for the weekend. Numerous registrants from across the region are listed including J. B. Andrews Durham and Leo Feinberg Miami Beach among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Andrews
Durham
J. B. Arnold
Lexington
Sam Freeman
B. O. Disher
B. C. Snyder
R. B. Heggie
Winston-Salem
H. C. Barthmaier
High Point
D. T. Motley
Sam Rascoe
Crowd of 1000 plus attend High Point Civic Band concert
More than 1,000 people packed City Park for the High Point Civic band third summer concert. About 800 sat on the ground near the bandstand, with many in cars parked along Main and Church streets. Forty five players performed as Lee’s rides and Paramount theater trips were arranged for attendees. Central Friends church senior boys left for Paradise Point encampment with Anna Mendenhall as director and Horace Haworth hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civic Band
City Park
Main
Church
Lee’s Rides
Elm Street
Lee Ewings
Paramount Theater
Central Friends Church
Paradise Point
Anna Mendenhall
Lena Farlow
David Parsons
Horace Haworth
Sonny Haworth
Harris Jerrell
John Denny Hill
Albert McAnally
Elwood Cox
Charters Granted in Raleigh Firms File for Incorporation
Certificates of incorporation filed list Powell's Pharmacy in Charlotte a drug business with $20 000 authorized and $2 800 subscribed stock. Incorporators include W F Kale J C Powell W W Kale and W W Whisnant. R J Meban Company of Durham to insure and manage real estate with 400 shares split 100 without par value and 300 at 100. Subscriptions by R J Meban Charles A Allen and Victor Young.
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Raleigh
Powell's Pharmacy, Incorporated
Charlotte
W. F. Kale
J. C. Powell
W. W. Kale
W. W
Whisnant
R. J. Meban Company
Durham
R. J. Meban
Charles A. Allen
Victor Young
Public Welfare Institute Ends in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill North Carolina July 26 Dr Wiley B Sanders of the University of North Carolina faculty said environment influences juvenile delinquency and that there is a high correlation between adult crime and youth transgression Broken homes and areas of disintegration where poverty creates problems were cited as key factors the institute attended by over 100 social workers from across the state concludes its summer session run by the state board of public welfare and the university
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
Institute of Public Welfare
Wiley B. Sanders
University of North Carolina
State Board of Public Welfare
University
Shall Love the Lord Thy God with All Thy Heart
A devotional note cites Luke 10 27 exhorting believers to love God with heart soul strength and mind. The brief passage emphasizes total devotion as a guiding moral principle for daily life.
Holy Communion and sermon at St Marys Episcopal
The sixth Sunday after Trinity services at St Marys Episcopal Church N Main and Farris Ave begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m The rector Leee will lead morning prayer and deliver a sermon at 9 30 a m in the church school with the topic The Fool ishness of Haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
N. Main and
Farris Avenue
Leee Church School
Southside Baptist Plans Pulpit and Music Tomorrow
Rev O A Elmore will lead both morning and evening services at Southside Baptist tomorrow. Morning sermon title The work of the Holy Spirit to Regenerate from Sin. Evening sermon Death and the Judgment. Chisholm sisters of Thomasville will provide special music at the evening service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist
O. A. Elmore
Chisholm Sisters
Thomasville
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Services Sunday
At 11 o clock Rev John W Moore will preach A Perfect Man at Wesley Memorial Church. At 8 pm Rev W A Newell the Greensboro District Presiding Elder will speak on Do We Care. Church school starts 9 45 am Junior Church 11 am Epworth League 7 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
John W. Moore
Greensboro
W. A. Newell
Epworth
Stir Around Municipal Building After Prohibition Trial
Police activity and conflicting testimony marked the aftermath of yesterday's prohibition case trial. Judge Teague dismissed Johnnie Goodman, the defendant, amid claims the whiskey was planted. City investigators debated evidence as council members Horn and Holton were away. Detectives Smith Nance and Shiplett testified about raid details and home visit discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Goodman
Teague
Horn
Holton
R. R. Smith
Ray Nance
Roy Shiplett
Sanitary Department
Mr. Shiplett
Smith
Nance
Shiplett
Books Overdue At Greensboro Library Recalled Forcefully
Greensboro July 26. Library officials turned over notices to delinquent patrons who kept borrowed books beyond the prescribed time. The notices call attention to potential prosecutions and were served in the usual legal form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Notice to Creditors in Emily Ingram Estate Guilford NC
Executors of Emily Ingram deceased announce claims must be presented by June 21 1931. Creditors urged to settle debts promptly. Wachovia Bank & Trust Co as executor issues public notice in Guilford County North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Ingram
Guilford County
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Exis
Children’s Day At Glenola Baptist Church
A Children's Day program will be held at Glenola Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 a m with Clarence A Smith in the devotional service G H Jones of High Point will deliver an afternoon address and the choir will provide special music The public is invited and baskets may be brought as a picnic lunch will be served on the grounds at noon Also noted is that of six blacksmith shops remaining in Dodge City Kansas only two are equipped to shoe horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenola Baptist Church
Clarence A. Smith
G. H. Jones
High Point
Dodge City
Kas
Ladies' Putting Meet Ends In Tie At High Point Club
Mrs. Lacey Abels and Mrs. John Henry tied for first with 89 each in the ladies putting contest at High Point Country Club yesterday. Five entries competed in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Abels
John Henry
High Point Country Club
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W. B. McEwen
R. R. Blackburn
B. T. Thompson
John B. Blair
A. J. Koonce
D. T. Yow
C. C. Robbins
F. J. Sizemore
L. L. Wilson
Wachovia Bank
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
E. M. Brower
Charlotte, N. C. N. Main Street
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Bath
Ctin
Beth
Beta Texcrect Tery Cfo
Cairo
Cavalier Rico 1B
Bethy
Mbetheest
New Amsterdam
Partor
Bedoom Path
Fh &m
Jhe Fairfax Masachusetts
United States Royal Card
Gate City Motor Company
Jack Burris
Wrenn Street
Elwood Hotel
Friends Service
West End Baptist
M. P
St. Edward's
Wright
Pocahontas
Wright’s Wood and Coal Yard
Walter Duncan
L. C. Hash
Beckley
W. Va
C. B. Martin
Amherst
W. I. Hodges
Cades
G. M. Burns
Asheville
C. J. Jones
P. G. Jones
Simpsonville
W. Worley
John M. McClure
Leo Zeidman
Pittsburg
Walter Poole Jr
Salisbury
G. S. Jones
R. M. Covington
Rockingham
L. S. Reid
Rock Hill
F. F. Pickett
Miss Carry Cry
Lloyd Dry
Norwood
B. B. Barker
J. J. Quinn
Fayetteville
Lillian Wilkins
Edenton
W. S. Reid
Elkin
Public Welfare Institute
Schwab Tailoring CO
East Broad St
Episcopal Church
New York
College St
Aservice
J.C. Welch
S. Wrenn
W. Broad
Wales Adding Machines
Victor
Remington Cash Registers
Marchant Calculating Machines
West Fourth Street
Winston-Salem, N. C
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
Emerson
the Bank of Service
Socrates
Xanthippe
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Furniture Market
Shelton Woodworking Machinery Company
Dependable Machine Merchants
Hamilton and
Lake Streets
High Point, VN
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