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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

9

High Point Y M C A reports 351 new members raised

The High Point Y M C A wraps up its two day annual drive at St Mary's Parish House with 351 new members and 2619 reported in cash or pledges. The group aims for 500 members and 3500 dollars and plans to exceed the goal by Sunday. Over 75 people attended the conclusion supper.

High Point Y. M. C. A St. Mary's Episcopal Parish Y.M.C.A Edgar Hartley Hartley Clyde Teague Young Men’s Club Jim Hutton Phalanx Group Bill Hayes Business Men’s Club James E. Rink Wesley Memorial Church J. Welch Harriss Nathan Ayers

Knox and Attor neys Headed to Washington for Hydro Plant Hearing

City Manager E M Knox City Attorney Grover H Jones and Judge Roy L Deal of Winston Salem travel to Washington to attend a Federal Power Commission hearing on the Yadkin River hydroelectric project. Seventeen Forsyth and Yadkin landowners petitioned to deny a license while the commission barred them as intervenors but allowed protestant status at the hearing.

E. M. Knox Grover H. Jones Roy L. Deal Winston- Salem Washington Federal Power Commission Yadkin River Forsyth Yadkin Counties

Mayor Calls Civil Rights Observance to Prevent Riots

Los Angeles mayor Fletcher Bowron urged radical groups to observe civil liberties to avert riotous picketing seen at a German American Bund meeting and a Catholic Theater Guild lecture. He spoke to Socialists and protesters over police tear gas use at the guild lecture. A later lecture by Paul McGuire on the Christian revolution was not picketed as Catholic laymen protected the event.

Los Angeles Fletcher Bowron Bund Catholic Theater Guild Guild Paul McGuire Spain

Graves of Greensboro Dies After Illness

Word arrived that T. S. Graves died in Greensboro this morning at 4 30 after a several weeks illness. He was the husband of the former Miss Mattie Moffitt, sister of Alf Moffitt of this city. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 PM from Hanes Funeral Home in Greensboro.

T. S. Graves Greensboro Graves Mattie Moffitt Alf Moffitt Hanes

Disappearance of Carl Stalnaker Deepens in Durham

The missing Durham man Carl William Stalnaker last seen March 1 in a hotel lobby is the subject of a widening investigation. Authorities received a signed statement from hitchhiker Jerry King, who claims Stalnaker left Phoenix Georgia and traveled toward Texas with him. Police are seeking details from San Antonio investigators as they pursue clues about the car and Stalnaker’s whereabouts.

Georgia Texas San Antonio P. R. Halleran King Portland Stalnaker Phoenix Victoria el Campo Plymouth Sales and Service High Point McMahon Durham Lake View Development Company

Shepherds Meet Gawthrop on NC Employment Service Plans

H S Shepherd of Raleigh area field representative for the North Carolina State Employment Service visits en route to Greensboro to attend a Greensboro district personnel meeting. He confers with J A Gawthrop High Point office manager and staff from High Point Greensboro Asheboro Burlington and Reidsville will attend. Discussion covers service activities progress toward objectives and the potential organization of a state chapter of the International Association of Public Employment Services.

H. S. Shepherd Raleigh North Carolina State Employment Service Greensboro Shepherd J. A. Gawthrop High Point Gawthrop Employment Service Asheboro Burlington Reidsville International Association of Public Employment Services

Bicycle rider injured in Monday night collision near Rocky Mount

J. J. Williams, 55, of near Rocky Mount, was hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle Monday night.

Rocky Mount J. J. Williams

Croatan Boat Completed for North Carolina Project

Complete boat Croatan by North Carolina Conservation and Development department finished in New Bern. Vessel will base at Manoeo.

New Bern North Carolina Conservation and Development Department Manteo

Mailmen to Meet Tarboro in Eastern District Gathering

Post office carriers and clerks from the eastern district will gather in Tarboro on Saturday night. Representative John H. Kerr will attend as the honor guest and principal speaker.

Tarboro John H. Kerr

City Wide C F E Banquet Set for Friday Night

Rev J Clay Madison and three Christian Endeavor societies host at First M P church for a city wide C F E banquet Friday at 7 oclock Bill Wall First M P church society toastmaster Luther R Modlin state BE field secretary will address the group Reservations with Miss Myrtle Davis at the First M P church

J. Clay Madison Christian Endeavor Societies M. P Bill Wall Luther R. Modlin Myrtle Davis

Non-suits Granted in Damage Actions in High Point Court

Judge MacRae granted non-suits in two damage cases. Herbert Echols seeks 2890 for alleged ill effects from damaged meat at an A P store. Wilson Gulledge sought 1500 similarly. J F Floyd awarded 200 in a suit against Universal Credit and Pat Brown Inc for diversion of funds. Divorces granted to Rebecca Westmoreland Hilliard and Patricia Schulmeyer Martin on two years separation.

D.C. MacRae High Point Herbert Echols Wilson H. Gulledge Great A. and P. Tea Company Echols A. and P Gulledge J. F. Floyd Jamestown Universal Credit Company Pat Brown, Inc Menese Hilliard American Credit Company Plaintiff Rebecca Westmoreland Hilliard Lonnie Hilliard Patricia Schulmeyer Martin Troy Martin

Three Plays To Be Presented Friday By Dramatic Club

Senior high school dramatic club under Miss Ruth Goodman will stage three one act plays Friday at 8 pm. Audition centers on a broadcasting studio with Grandma Pottermaff helping resolve tensions. Woman's Might shows valley women teaching men as they defend a widow's home. The White Phantom is a suspenseful mystery with a vacant house and a humorous police character.

Dramatic Club Ruth Goodman Grandma Pottermaff Grandma Nolan

Fire Extends at Local Mattress Company Fire

Firefighters were called to the High Point Mattress Company on Makum Avenue early today to extinguish a cotton fire. The alarm rang at 12 29 this morning. Damage is reported as slight.

High Point Mattress Company Mankum Avenue

Stolen Bicycle and Truck Tires Reported in Local Thefts

Alton Hardee reports the theft of an Elgin bicycle from his home at 312 West Bay Street. W H Gibson reports his truck broke down near Sedgefield and two tires were stolen during the night.

Alton Hardee West Bay Street W. H. Gibson Oakwood Court Sedgefield

Baptist Training Union set for Asheboro meeting in March

NC B I U forces plan state meeting in Asheboro March 16 17 to review the Five Year Promotional Program and plan 1939. Speakers include leaders from the Baptist Sunday School Board and state officers. Transportation to Asheboro offered at two cents per mile per car.

Baptist Training Union Forces of North Carolina Asheboro T. L. Holcomb J. E. Lambdin C. Aubrey Hearn Clay I. Hudson W. A. Harrell Mary Nance Daniel B. B. McKinney of the Baptist Sunday School Board Nashville Tennessee John Rogers Knoxville Aurora Shumate Birmingham Alabama M. A. Huggins Executive Board of State Missions Raleigh W. Perry Crouch Christian Education Josephine Turner Nathan C. Brooks, Jr State Training Union Southern Baptists Baptist Training Union Department Training Union Association Southern Baptist Convention Baptist Sunday School Board The Harvard

Credit group cuts loan interest in Statesville

Statesville March 9. Mark Davis secretary treasurer of the Statesville Production Credit Association announced a reduction of one half of one percent in the interest rate on all money advanced since February 24.

Statesville Mark Davis

P O S of A State Rally Plans Are Completed in City

The Patriotic Order Sons of America lodge hosts a state rally and pep meeting on Saturday March 11 in this city with President Hugh G. Mitchell and state officers speaking A model initiation ceremony is planned at 5 p m in lodge hall 308 North Main Street a banquet at 7 at Green Street Baptist church with Toastmaster J C Kesler state treasurer of Salisbury The program lists invocation welcome address by J W Saunders district presdent C L Thomas introduction of officers banquet committee national and state officers and other speakers followed by a benediction and musical performances by the Daves Sisters and Albertsons String Band.

Patriotic Order Sons of America Hugh G. Mitchell Lodge Hall North Main Street Green Street Baptist Church J. C. Kesler Salisbury C. N. Royal J. W. Saunders High Point Camp S. Grayson High Point C. L. Thomas Asheboro J. T. Graham Cleveland H. H. Koonts Lexington C. W. Hoover Cooleemee Fred O. Sink T. G. Tate Gastonia Statesville F. E. Howard Farmer Th Daves Sisters Albertson

Africa and India Share Belief on Twin Luck

In parts of Africa and India, twins are deemed unlucky by local customs and superstitions. The belief affects attitudes toward twins and their social standing within communities.

Africa India

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