Pastors Conference Ends With M P Rally At High Point
An enthusiastic two hour rally closed the annual Methodist Protestant Pastors Conference in High Point North Carolina. Dr J H Straughn Balti was principal speaker with ten others addressing ministers lay leaders and youth from across the state. A large picnic followed at the M P Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Roberts
High Point College
M. P. Children’s Home
J. H. Straughn
Balti
8. W. Taylor
North Carolina Methodist Prot Church
R. M. Andrews
G. I. Humphreye
P. E. Lindley
Straughn
Methodist Protestant Church
J. Norman Wills
Greensboro
Service League President Speaks At Kiwanis Luncheon
Mrs. Ben Moore, president, outlines three years of High Point Junior Service League activity at the Kiwanis luncheon at First Baptist. She notes aid to YMC A and YWCA, welfare work, Red Cross drives, milk for undernourished children, and a $1000 gift to public welfare. An interclub district dinner invitation to Greensboro is also announced. Lance’s goofy guns are given as luncheon favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Leeeee
High Point Colleges
Church of Today
Church
Humphreys
Straughn
R. M. Andrews
Frank W. Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Board of Education
General Conference
Lewis E. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
High Point
High Point College
Andrews
T. M. Johnson
Whitakers
N. C
N. M. Harrison
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
J. E. Pritchard
Winson-Salem
W. W. Bates
Greensboro
L. W. Gerringer
Winston-Salem
Dr. Humphreys
Christ
High Point Junior Service League
Ben Moore
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
Moore
F. J. Sizemore
Chas. L. Amos
Lance
Lance Packing Company of
Charlotte
Camp Uwharrie completes first week of 1931 season
The first week at Camp Uwharrie ends successfully with many campers staying for a second week of 73. Honor campers are John Austin Richard Meisky and Stanley Hubbard chosen for advancement and camp duties. Sixty nine badges and several merit badges are earned as courts of honor set for Sunday with parents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
John Austin
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
J. W. Austin
Richard Meisky
Green Street Baptis Church
R. 8
Meisky
Stanley Hubbard
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
R. C. Hubbard
Johnnie White
Chester Spoon
Lloyd Taylor
Albert Walker
Highland Mill
Richard Taylor
Eugene Correll
Salisbury
Klemme Elected Second Vice President of Glass Association
A. W. Kiemme of this city was chosen as second vice president of the Stained Glass Association of America at its Detroit meeting this week. Other officers elected include Charles J. Cornish of Boston as president E. Hanser of St. Louis as first vice president F. P. Opplinger of St. Louis as secretary and M. B. Neft of Allentown Pa as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kiemme
Stained Glass Association of America
Detroit
Charles J. Cornish
Boston
E. Hanser
St. Louis
F. P. Opplinger
M. B. Neft
Allentown
French Destroyer Ger faut Sets World Speed Record
The new French destroyer Ger faut, whose keel was laid in 1929 and recently completed, achieved 42.7 miles per hour in a test off Lorient marking a world speed record for ships.
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Paris
Gerfaut
Lorient
Greensboro Druggist H. C. Jones Dies After Poison Death
H. C. Jones a Greensboro druggist died at Guilford General hospital from bichloride of mercury ingested last Wednesday. He hovered between life and death eight days. Survived by his wife and mother, he left no children. Funeral arrangements pending at Hanes Funeral Home.
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H. C. Jones
Greensboro
Guilford General Hospital
High Point
O. Henry
Miss Morrison
W. W. Morrison
Morrison-Neese Furniture Company
N. C. Hunter
Laurinburg
Hanes Funeral Home
Rage of Steele Bandits Found After Bold Attempt
The two would be bandits who tried to hold up E. D. Steele recovered his spectacles and papers stolen in the attack. Bert McTeer found the items on Brandt street near the underpass and coal chute, later returned to police. A gray coat remains missing as officers trace the trio’s possible escape route toward Winston Salem.
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E. D. Steele
Ellis
Mr. Steele
Herbert McTeer
Brandt Street
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Steele and Others Deny Involvement in Morning Confrontation
Steele and others deny the charges after a morning confrontation in his private office about 11 o clock. He was forced at gunpoint to open the safe, refused, then used a hammer to drive intruders away.
Nevada National Forests Harbor 7475 Animals
National forests in Nevada shelter 7 475 animals per forestry officials survey. The count reflects wildlife across multiple forest districts and highlights habitat diversity in the state’s public woodlands.
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Nevada
Oldest Indian Dead in Graham County War Pensionist
Mrs. Lidia Brown 102 longtime resident of Snow Bird reservation and the sole Cherokee to draw a federal soldier’s pension has died at home. Tribal chiefs say her pension related to Civil War service but details are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowbinsville
Lidia Brown
Graham County
Snow Bird Reservation
Brown
Boy Breaks Leg After Fall From Tree at Home
Richard Hines four year old son of Mr and Mrs P H Hines broke his left leg yesterday afternoon in a fall from a tree in the yard at Wallburg. He is a patient at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hines
P. H. Hines
Wallburg
Gulilford General Hospital
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Saies Ana Service Wilson Motor Company
Clifford Penslet
Perfection Auto Laundry
Wrenn Street
Maluas
Rise Peer
Ince
Service League President
First Baptist
Lurch
Uwharrie
Klemme
Glass Association
Destroyer
van Dits
West Broac
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
High Point Ice and Coal CO
West Broad
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Hedgecock Rooting Co
Ward St. H. P. T
Insurerooroofs
FORD
F. O. B. Price
East
Washington St
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
Vo. A. J
Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
AH. Ellis, Sec'y
Titan
Santoes
Pasa Ame
Bridges Street
Carter Street
4Th Ward School
Atlantic Insurance & Realty Co
South Main Street
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