Picnic At City Lake Launches Leadership Training School
The North Carolina Summer Conference Leadership Training School opened with a picnic at the city lake under the Methodist Protestant Board of Christian Education. Rev. T. J. Whitehead of Greensboro is dean. sessions run at High Point College through Saturday with lectures by Dr. George K. Mather and Dr. Fred G. Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lake
North Carolina
Board of Christian Education
The
Methodist Protestant Church
T. J. Whitehead
Greens
Boro
High Point College
Cornelia Howard
Henderson
Vance County
Whithead
H. W. Mater
Lexington
George K. Mather
Westminster
Fred G. Holloway
Westminster Theological Seminary
Mather
Woman's Hall
J. T. Bowman
City of High Point notes bid opening set for June 20 1933
Sealed bids for twenty five thousand dollar three percent notes of High Point North Carolina are due by 10:00 A M June 20 1933 at the Local Government Commission Raleigh. The notes dated June 30 1933 mature October 3 1933 payable in New York City. Bid deposits of one half of one percent required with bid. Right to reject all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
New York City
North Carolina
Messrs
Biblical School Lists Dozens of Instructors and Courses
The program details named instructors and junior courses for a religious school convention. Listed are many pastors and educators from Burlington Greensboro Lexington Enfield Graham High Point and others with subjects including Old Testament Life of Christ Music and Religious Education Dramas and Pageantry Group Activities and Missionary Materials. A young people banquet is planned for Friday night with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Paschal
T. M. Johnson
Burlington
C. E. Forlines
Westminster Theological Seminary
E. Lester Ballard
Greensboro
N. G. Bethea
Gibsonville
J. T. Bowman
High Point
J. W. Braxton
Henderson
J. T. Whitehead
Curtis Koontz
Lexington
Jesus
H. W. Maier
Maxine Taylor
Enfield
Prophet Pioneers
Eugene Lamb
J. Clyde Allman
Graham
H. W. Mailer
R. M. Andrews
T. J. Whitehead
Fred W. Paschal
EB. Forlines
B. Lester Ballard
James T. Bowman
Jalius W. Braxton
George K. Mather
N. G. Hethen
Mra
Fred G. Holloway
Eugene A. Lamb
Curtis Koonts
H. W. Mater
Trespass Gases in Curb Market Fight Dismissed
Judge Lewis v Teague dismissed charges against T G Cummings Will Rich Bud Williams and Walter Evans for lack of proof of lawful occupancy in the North Main curb market dispute. Morning session also saw judgments and costs in cases including prohibitions bad checks drunken driving assaults and other misdemeanors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Nance
North Main Street
Municipal Court
Lewis v. Teague
T. G. Cummings
Will Rich
Bud Williams
Walter Evans
J. W. Norman
L. E. Robbins
T. S. McDowell
J. C. Russell
Russell
Laura Wiley
Irvin Hill
Co.w. Brown
Bates
Sallie May Smith
Areeny
Annie Arnett
Thelma Arnett
Grace Arnett
John Williams
Cleo Gray
Mattie Poteat
Sonny Cox
Claude Dickey
Maxwell Visitor in City Today
Allen J. Maxwell NC revenue commissioner visited the city en route to Winston Salem to address the state Merchants Association on the new state sales tax forms and regulation. The July 1 effective tax will be discussed including how the tax is passed to consumers and compliance machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Maxwell
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
State Merchants’ Association
Seasion
Mr. Maxwell
Winston
Maxwell
D. W. Fouts Laid To His Final Rest In Jamestown
Funeral services for D. W. Fouts were held at Mitch ell s Grove M P church on Sunday at 4 pm led by Rev. C O Kennerly and Rev. RE W Jones. Pallbearers and flower bearers comprised Trinity Council No 307 Jr O U A M members and local women, with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fouts
Jamestown
Mitchell's Grove M. P
C. 0. Kennerly
Jamestown M. E. Church
RE. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Trinity Council
No. 307
G. A. Fulp
J. A. Mickle
W. R. Vestal
R. R. Gray
C. M. Croaker
W. J. Sapp
C. A. Younts
L. G. Newton
Will Landh
J. D. Smith
J. B. Hayworth
S. A. Upchurch
Thomasville Couple Injured in Asheboro Automobile Crash
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Zeigler of Thomasville were treated at Randolph Memorial Hospital after a late yesterday auto accident near Asheboro. They rode in C. C. Pritchard's car with Mrs. Pritchard and Miss Dorothy More, all returning from a weekend in Myrtle Beach. Other passengers suffered only slight injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Zeigler
Thomasville
Randolph Memorial Hospital
Asheboro
C. C. Pritchard
Pritchard
Dorothy More
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Church Sermons and Messages Inspire Congregation
Calvary M. E. Church heard Dr. Geo H. Crowell review the Golden Cross and preach at 11 o clock on Galatians 6 14 God forbid that I should glory save in the Cross of Christ Rev D H Rhinehart led the evening service with special male quartet music The Wesley Memorial gathering featured Rev G Ray Jordan urging belief in oneself linking self respect to Christian living He urged confidence in God as the basis for noble effort and personal worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M
Kelly Comer
Chas. Agner
Hal M. Hill
John McMahan
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
M P Council 10 Holds 11th Annual Meeting
The Conference Council of Religious Education of the North Methodist Protestant church meets at High Point College tomorrow at 2 pm with Leadership Training underway. Rev T J Whitehead presides and new officers are elected. Dr R M Andrews will speak after the session. Current officers include Rev J Elwood Carroll vice president Miss Bessie Holmes secretary and Rev J Clyde Allman treasurer. Ministers attending the training school may join the council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Council of Religious Education
North Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
T. J. Whitehead
Greensboro
R. M. Andrews
North Carolina
Whitehead
J. Elwood Carroll
Asheville
Bessie Holmes
Graham
J. Clyde Allman
Annual Bible School Opens at Central Friends Church
Central Friends Church begins its two week Vacation Bible School this morning with daily classes at the church and three afternoon recreation sessions at Archdale playground. An experienced faculty leads the program including Mrs W T Saunders Miss Jane Lowe Annie Lee Jarrell Rada Poston May Frazier Anna Mendenhall and T A Sykes with assistants Martha Taylor Margaret Perkins and Cora Worth Parker. Unenrolled children are urged to join promptly to receive full benefits and pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Vacation Bible School
Archdale Playground
W. T. Saunders
Jane Lowe
Annie Lee Jarrell
Rada Poston
May Frazier
Anna Mendenhall
T. A. Sykes
Martha Taylor
Margaret Perkins
Cora Worth
Bogart to Aid North Carolina Taxpayers Here Tuesday
C. B. Bogart deputy commissioner of revenue for North Carolina will be in the office of T. R. Short assistant county tax supervisor at 116 West Washington street all day Tuesday to help local taxpayers with their tax problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bogart
North Carolina
T. R. Short
West Washington Street
Lebanon U. K. group to meet this evening
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Lebanon Methodist Protestant church will meet this evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. Taylor for their regular session. A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon U. K
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
W. Taylor
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Highlights Faith and Healing
Sunday services in all Christian Science groups reflected on Isaiah 9 2 and John 14 12 with emphasis on light for the people in darkness The lesson also cites Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health noting healing follows understanding of divine Principle and Christ Spirit governing the corporeal Jesus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
False Reports Of Hosiery Strike Circulation In Philadelphia
Circulars distributed among Philadelphia hosiery workers claim strikes in two High Point full fashioned mills. Officials say none of their employees are striking and plants face no trouble, despite recent strikes at Charlotte and Reading, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Federation of
Rert. Po
Charlotte
Reading
Mrs Hutchison Injured in Winston Salem Car Crash
Mrs. W J Hutchison of Charlotte visiting Greensboro residents at 308 Lindsay Street suffered internal injuries in a two car collision on Main Street Winston Salem yesterday at 4 30 PM. She was taken by Yows ambulance to Guilford General Hospital where her condition was listed as satisfactory. Alson Gray drove the car carrying Mrs Hutchison. Mr and Mrs J A Gray also rode in the vehicle but were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hutchison
Charlotte
J. A. Gray
Lindsay Street
Guilford General Hospital
Winston- Salem
Fire destroys Novelty Manufacturing plant at Thomasville
A fire caused by spontaneous combustion leveled the finishing storage and manufacturing sections of the Novelty Manufacturing Company's Thomasville plant. Loss neared 20 000 dollars, insured. it is a total loss with no rebuild plans yet. Over 100 workers lose temporary jobs as the plant, previously sold and leased, stood idle pending recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Novelty Manufacturing Company
Grimes Lumber Company
George Gloff
James Higgins
Compensation Granted for 10 Ward Injury in 1931 Case
A. C. Ward, Police Department, awarded workers compensation at 25 percent disability of his left leg. He will receive 18 dollars weekly for 560 weeks, with the city as self insurer responsible for payments. Other cases heard included E. L. Trout vs Textile Mills and Royster Tucker vs North State Telephone. A special exam was ordered in James Brown vs Ford Ecker Co. C. C. Gray vs Carolina Container was withdrawn by agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ward
T. A. Wilson
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Ward
E. L. Trout
Textile Mills, Inc
James Brown
Ford Ecker Company
Royster Tucker
North State Telephone Company
C. C. Gray
Carolina Container Company
Wilson
Dr. Humphreys To Attend Meeting Of College Heads
Dr. G I Humphreys president of High Point College will go to Winston Salem Tuesday for a meeting with presidents of church related colleges to discuss institutional welfare and formulate unified policies. Dr Howard Rondthaler president of Salem College chairs the group which met at Guilford College last month and will continue its deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Winston-Salem
Howard Rondthaler
Salem College
Guilford College
Salvation Army solicitors cleared by Adjutant O Beirne in High Point
City officials announce that only Salvation Army solicitors with papers signed by Adjutant John O Beirne may operate in High Point. Authorized solicitors must present credentials and be stationed at Salvation Army locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Salvation Army
John O’beirne
O'Beirne
Two Cases of Home Brew Seized Here
Deputy Sheriff C L Gray and Er L Turpin seized two cases of home brew at the home of J B Best on Greer Street extension and poured them out at the magistrate’s office. A small quantity was sent to the chemist for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. L. Turpin
J. EB. Best
Greer Street
C. C. Mune
High Point Barbers to Meet at Sheraton Tonight
Thomas Dearman announces a High Point barber meeting at the Sheraton Barber Shop at 8 o'clock this evening to discuss the Industrial Recovery Bill. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sheraton
Thomas Dearman
Colored Speakers Will Have Debate at Colored Church
A debate on money versus manners will be held tomorrow night at the Women's Memorial A. M. E. church on East Washington street. Rev. James Ross and Ed Ruffin will argue for money while Rev. Lock and L. W. Johnson defend manners under church auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Memorial A. M. E
East Washington Street
James Ross
Ed Ruiffin
Lock
L. W. Johnson
Blaine Norman Injured After Fall From Truck
Blaine Norman of 1114 Jefferson Street was injured when he fell from a truck on East Washington Street yesterday. He was taken by Sechrest's ambulance to Guilford Memorial Hospital for treatment and is reported recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Norman
Jefferson Street
Sechrest
Guilford Memorial Hospital
East Washington Street
Third Party Effort in North Carolina Forges Ahead
A two day session of the Progressive Farmer's League and the North Carolina Unemployed League endorsed a Farmer Labor party plan with resolutions for a $15 weekly minimum wage and 30 hour week on federal public works. They called for banking reform and tax shifts, and pledged to seek support from state labor groups while postponing action until executive calls. The Enterprise golf team meanwhile lost two matches but delayed the Crescent Limited for about half an hour before matches with The Charlotte Observer.
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North Carolina
Farmer-Labor Party
Progressive Farmer's League of North Carolina
North Carolina Unemployed League
Johnson
United States Army Engineering Corps
Alsace
Alton Lawrence
Vass
George Streator
Colored
Greensboro
John M. Yow
Thomasville
Leroy Medlin
Durham
W. L. Dunham
High Point
Lawrence Hogan
Marion
Clyde Peek
Old Fort
Peek
Tom Elliott
Mr. Petty
Pete Land
Spencer Warren
Campo
el- Hott
I. M. Witeble
Beular Carter
W. E. Presswood
Enterprise Golf
Crescent Limited
Southern Railway
New York
New Orleans
Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
West End
Limited
Bar Association To Hear Reports On Institute of Government
Officers who attended the Institute of Government at Chapel Hill last week will present reports tonight to the High Point Bar Association at its June meeting. The gathering convenes at 7 o'clock at the Elwood Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
High Point Bar Association
Elwood Hotel
Groove Length On Ten Inch Phonograph Record
The record groove measures 550 feet per side and the needle travels at about 7 inches per second on average.
Application for Parole Farrell Holder
Farrell Holder seeks parole from the North Carolina Commissioner of Paroles and the Governor after a Guilford County May term conviction for manslaughter. He was sentenced to 5 to 8 years in State Prison. Protests to the Paroles Commissioner are invited without delay. Dated June 19, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Paroles
North Carolina
Farrell
Superior Court
Ford County
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Shing Hha
Allege
J. W. McGuinn Realty CO
W. Washington St
Commission OF North
W. B. Basterliang
Commission
Russell R. Klanderman
West Point
Gerald E. Klanderman
Woodrow Avenue
Margaret Roan
Tuxedo Park
National Market CO
North Main
Mr. Jordan
M. P. Council
Conference Council On Religious Education
Central Friends Church
Bogart
Mrs. Hutchison
Dr. Humphreys
High Point Barbers
Sip Caveette
Blacks Antique Shop
Cable
Enterprise
Third Party
Main St
West Green
High Point Ice and Coal CO
PHOND
Oolest Place
CAFE
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Also
W. Clinard
H. Ellas
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