This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1932
Page
3
Rev G Ray Jordan opened a new series of evangelistic services at Wesley Memorial Church speaking on excuses. He argued that people use religious objections to avoid active participation and noted how moving to a new town often leads to failed church membership transfers.
Cited as Creomulsion a remedy for persistent coughs and colds claims soothing action on inflamed membranes. The ad asserts creosote based formula stops irritation and inflammation and aids recovery after colds or flu with money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
The High Point Country club and the Piedmont German club will co host Easter dances on Master Monday March 28 at the Country club Jelly Leftwich and his Duke University orchestra will provide music for both sessions the opening 4 30 to 7 30 and the evening 9 30 to 1 30 The two clubs aim for a fuller social program and a larger attendance than last year.
Faculty receive invitations to speak at high school commencements across the state as Dr. Humphreys and Dr. Lindley accept duties. The A Capella Choir plans Russian program pieces for broadcasts and campus appearances before Easter.
Thomas L. Mack a colored man of 1305 Vernon Street was jailed on a charge of breaking and entering in connection with the Beeson Hardware warehouse robbery last week and possible ties to other city thefts. He was arrested after finger prints linked him to the scene.
Two small fires last night sparked response from the North Side fire company. A barn at 119 Chestnut Street owned by Mrs. M. H. Shipplett lost part of its roof but sustained little damage. A chimney fire at 916 Montlieu the home of W. T. Kirkman was also minor and quickly extinguished.
Johnny Austin, arrested at a colored dance Saturday night on a shoplifting charge, is now charged with stealing a sweater and pants from two local stores found in his room.
Pastor John All of Seventh day Adventist church preached on the Behold I lay in Zion stumbling stone text. He argued God tests character through signs of Christ's return as a last barrier to a backsliding church. He cited Abraham Joseph Moses and Daniel as models who resisted evil. He warned the coming of Christ will surprise all on earth.
A total of 93 pupils earned the honor roll at the local Junior High for the past six weeks. The list includes Eleanor Welch Donnie Welborn Anna Mae Hatcher Caroline Edwards Margaret Dickson Helen Crowder Irene Bryant Joe Brinson Marie Grant Maurice Herowitz Jack Lee Harriss Covington Grover Farr John Kinney Winfred McEver Walter Spencer Jack Stout Eleanor Amos Ruth Daves Celeste Jones Mildred Marsh and many others.
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist, churches examined faith as substance. Golden Text from Hebrews 11 and Psalms 31 framed trust as rock and fortress. Eddy’s Science and Health contrasted mortal life with unerring substance.
Senator Cameron Morrison will fire the opening gun in his re election campaign with a speech here tonight. He will speak in Raleigh tomorrow and in Winston Salem Thursday for his final speaking engagement of the week. The Charlotte Post Veterans of Foreign Wars appointed a committee to discuss veterans bonus certificates payment plans with the senator today. The advertisement says he will discuss national issues in his local address.
Rev. O F Barnes at North Park Baptist church preached on What is Our Next Duty using John 21. He urged addressing vast tasks and needs for evangelism training and outreach while stressing Peter's call to feed the sheep as the risen Christ commissions believers.
The North Hamilton Street Church of Christ and city churches announce four cottage prayer services Tuesday at 7 30 pm each lasting under an hour. Meetings meet at Pershing Street Willowbrook East Lexington Avenue Barker Street with listed hosts and leaders. A second Friday series will follow in other city sections.
W. H. Culler sues C. I. T. Corporation and H. C. Seagraves seeking $38.80 plus interest under a chattel mortgage on a Chrysler roadster. Four notes dated February 23 are claimed unpaid, with the car held as security and now in the possession of the C. I. T. Corporation.
Treasury Department invites sealed bids to install one freight elevator and one wall climber at the High Point North Carolina post office. Bid opening is April 4 1932 at 2 p m with 50 percent contract price performance bond. Wage rates per March 3 1931 act apply. Drawings and specs from the Supervising Architect.
Angus Douglas Winn Jr a 11 year old evangelist spoke for 35 minutes at the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ during the 11 o clock service. He argued Jesus is the Christ using Old Testament prophecies testimonies and church history and kept the audience attentive throughout.
The secretary of state records two certificates of incorporation. Jarrett Stationery Company of High Point is set to operate a book magazine and paper shop with authorized 100000 and subscribed 20000 stocks, backed by Eugene H. Jarrett Lucy D. Jarrett and Ed L. Ragan. Joe's Men's Store Inc of Charlotte to run a general merchandise store with authorized 10000 and subscribed 250 stock held by A. M. Akin Walter M. Finlay and David Neiman.
Minister Tom Alderman of Central Friends Church spoke on Joy and Hope for Downcast Believers during Sunday service. He urged believers to publish their spiritual bankruptcy as shown in John chapter 20, noting the upper room gathering and doors closed.
A sermon touches on fear of Jews and welcomes Jesus into congregations. It emphasizes that Jesus was sent by the Father and that believers are sent into the world. The message urges faithful living as the only way to reveal Jesus today.
The central Prns church and Sunday school invite all to a recreation meeting in the annex on Tuesday evening at 7:38. There will be singing and games and a good time for everyone.
A new improved powder keeps false teeth from dropping or slipping with no gummy or pasty feel. Users enjoy fresh breath and all day comfort praised by people and dentists. Available at Eckerd's or your druggist.
Millions have found quick relief from neuralgic headaches rheumatic pains and women’s pains by Capudine a liquid remedy. It soothes nerves and stops the pain quickly without upsetting the stomach and contains no opiates. Available at drug stores in 10 30 and 60 cent bottles or by the dose.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.