North Carolina Christian Endeavor Convention Opens at High Point
Delegates from Asheville to Wilmington arrive for the thirty-fifth annual North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union convention at High Point College. Registration starts at two, prayer service at four, vesper at seven with a song service and evening address by Dr Lawrence Little. Keynote talks by Dr Poling and Carroll Wright, with Gordon’s Quiet Talks featured each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
North Carolina
High Point College
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Asheville
Wilmington
T. J. Whitehead
West End M., P. Church of
Greensboro
E. Lester Ballard
Grace m M. Pe
Luther R. Medlin
Lawrence Little
School of Religious Education
Western Maryland College
C. 8. Grayson
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Ralph Vance
High Point C. E. Union
G. J
Gordon
C. EB. Union
Dr. Little
Daniel A. Poling
International Christian Endeavor
Carroll M. Wright
P. E. Lindley
Principle Harder to Live Than Die for Firemen Memorial
Rev George T Tunstall urged that living by a principled life is harder than dying for it during Green Street Baptist Churchs Firemen Memorial Service honoring 19 firefighters including Randall N Mann. The program included a roll call with coats and caps and names read aloud as lights faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Paramount Theater
A. B. Horney
J. B. Horney
Chief Horney
Randall N. Mann
Walter Lovelace
James Hiatt
John Hill
T. W. Stoner
Arthur Haney
John Carroll
R. T. Ritchie
D. Shepherd
W. W. Ellington
J. L. Strayhorn
Luther King
Paul Haney
R. G. Pickett
Rd Brown
J. M. Shelton
Tom Peak
C. H. Sexton
Thurman Welborn
Mr. Tunstall
Peter
Christ
Wilma Planter
Argle Wood
Court Order Halts Foreclosure Sale In Jamestown
Judge Teague issued an injunction to stop the Morris Plan Industrial Bank of High Point from foreclosing on M. L. Holton’s property in Jamestown township. Holton also sues the bank claiming overpayment on an $11,400 mortgage from May 1926 totaling $2,163.45 plus alleged usurious interest and seeks judgment and a court order to satisfy the mortgage.
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Morris Plan Industrial Bank
High Point
Strange worm on display at The Enterprise window
Herbert Ellington of the Asheboro road displayed a peculiar worm with a small snout that can be drawn back into its head in the window of The Enterprise. Ellington found the specimen on the edge of a fish hatchery.
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Enterprise Today
Herbert Ellington
Asheboro Road
Ellington
Hem-Reid Hemorrhoid Remedy Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement explains piles arise from blood congestion in the lower bowel and promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Reid tablets as a harmless internal remedy. It claims rapid relief, safety, and a money back guarantee, with seller locations listed.
Sermon Reflects Desires and Divine Mind in Christian Science
Sunday services across Christ Scientist churches centered on God the Preserver with readings from Psalms 37 28 Matt 6 24 and Mary Baker Eddy science and health. Jordan urged deep desires drive progress from food to shelter clothing and invention, concluding true God likeness comes through service to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary, Baker Eddy
The Power of De
Rev. G Ray Jordan spoke on desire as the engine of growth in material mental and artistic realms. He said growth follows deep want and true yearning, noting that God is found when the soul yearns after him.
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Sire
Wesley Memorial Yester
Jordan
God
Mr. Jordan
Rev
G. Ray Jordan
Bound Over in Auto Theft Case and Court Docket
Henry Robertson bound over to the June 19 term of Superior court on auto theft. Municipal court disposed of a light docket with cases including embezzlement postponed, intoxicated driving juries requested, and multiple assault and disorderly conduct dispositions among several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robertson
Arthur Harris
Albert King
Ott Sechrest
W. Pinkston
C. T. Hodgins
R. C. Liverman
Lester Deal
Wade Saunders
Bud Neville
R. L. Clinton
Lena Overton
Jim Cummings
Robin Bryant
Welfare Department
James Mathews
Rennie Johnson
Annie Daniels
Laurie Davis
Lawrence Corbett
Gaston Johnson
James Bowman
I. W. A. Mass Meeting Is Thursday Night
The Industrial Workers of the World association holds a general membership meeting for members and friends at 124 North Main Street Thursday night at 7 39 oclock. An earlier notice said Tuesday but that was in error and corrected by The Enterprise.
Mrs Hattie F Weaver Passes After Long Illness
Mrs Hattie Frances Weaver wife of P E B Weaver died at her East Green extension home shortly before 11 o clock last night after a year long illness She was born April 25 1894 in Person County NC daughter of George T and Harriet Gillis Welborn She is survived by her husband her mother seven children three sisters and funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 at Green Street Baptist church with interment in Oakwood cemetery
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Hattie Frances Weaver
P. E B. Weaver
East Green
Weaver
Person County
N. C
George T
Harriet Gillis Welborn
Green Street
Reuben
Marion
Ruth P
Opal
Helen
Harriet
Johnny Weaver
P. D. Hutchens
O. V. Haney
J. O. Millikan
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Springfield Avenue Residence Destroyed by Fire
A one story brick veneer house on Springfield Avenue burned early Sunday. Occupant Arthur Shelton was away. the fire originated unknown. Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company supervised. Firemen from Companies two and six fought the blaze but could not save the home. furniture inside also burned.
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Springfield Avenue
Arthur Shelton
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company
N A A C P To Meet On Tuesday Evening
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People of High Point will hold its first monthly meeting at St Marks M E church East Washington street Tuesday night at 830 o clock. Installation of officers for 1933 will be held with Mrs C R Deberry as mistress of ceremonies and Dr H L Ashe delivering the installation address. Music will include a large chorus directed by O E Simmons, selections by the William Penn High School quartet and an instrumental trio by the Perry sisters. An enone has been planned and thus cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People of
High Point
St. Marks M. E. Church
East Washington Street
C. R. Deberry
H. L. Ashe
St. Mark's M. E. Church
O. E. Simmons
Wm. Penn High School
Perry Sisters
Enone
Thu
Tentative Hosiery Industry Code Drawn at New York Meet
Advisory committees representing all hosiery branches reached tentative agreements on a 40 hour work week for labor and 80 hours for machines and a minimum wage around 10 dollars weekly. Findings await Washington review under the National Recovery Bill with additional wage classifications and regional hours under discussion. A Greensboro meeting on May 29 urged three seven hour shifts amid Southern concerns over possible discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York
Knit Goods
Appoval
Washington
Board of Control
Greensboro
Marine Oil Company Office Break-In Yields No Losses
The Marine Oil company office on Southern Avenue was entered last night by intruders who forced a sliding door cracked two windows and forced a lock. Desks and files were ransacked but nothing was reported missing.
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Marine Oil Company
Southern Avenue
Salvation Army Pool Opens for Summer Season
Between 75 and 100 young people used the Salvation Army pool this morning as the summer season opened behind the Army chapel. Swimmers 17 and older must show health certificates. an accredited lifeguard is on duty at all times and swimming lessons are offered. The pool will be open daily except Sundays for the rest of the summer, with hundreds expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
J M Walker Dies at Home in Raleigh
James M. Walker died at his Raleigh home last week after a period of declining health. He married Mary Hamer of High Point and leaves three sons and one daughter. He was a nephew of the late J. Henry Millis and cousin of H. A. Millis and J. E. B. Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Walker
Raleigh
James H. Poll
Walker
Mary Hamer
High Point
J. Henry Millis
H. A. Millis
J. EB. Millis
V. F. W. Post To Hold Its Meeting Tonight
High Point post no 619 VFW will meet at its hall on East Washington street this evening at o o clock. All members are urged to attend especially those who served on committees for the recent encampment. This is not a joint meeting with the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post No
East Washington Street
Greensboro advisory committee reaches amicable agreement
Report says Greensboro boro meetings dissolved misapprehension as committees labored to resolve differences. The groups worked long to discuss issues and reached common agreement on basic conditions in a thoroughly amicable manner.
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Advisory Committee
Greensboro
Miss Edwards Injured In Car Crash Near Guilford
Miss Aline Edwards 18 of Sumner township suffered a severed jugular vein in an early morning crash two miles east of the city. Companions Silas Hill 20 and Ray Baldwin 23 were charged with reckless driving and bonded at 300 dollars each. Miss Eula Yow was released as a material witness. The occupants said the car veered into a side ditch after Miss Edwards slept while they rode to get ice cream. A magistrate will hear Hill and Baldwin on June 24 at 3 p.m. Authorities Brown and Wheeless investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Edwards
Sumner Township
Guilford General Hospital
Silas Hill
Ray Baldwin
Asheboro
Eula Yow
Miss Edwards
Miss Yow
Kivett Drive
B. A. Woodell
Post Office Report Shows Low Losses for Mail Bags
The British post office handled 50 million mail bags in 132 and recorded only 940 as lost or stolen, indicating high security and reliability in mail delivery.
Black-Draught Aimed at Digestive Distress After Meals
A Texas reader from Longview reports relief after meals using Thedford’s Black-Draught. He notes sour stomach, gas, constipation, fatigue and headaches, treating with small doses for several days to stop the trouble.
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Thedford
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