A Capella Choir to Perform Tuesday Evening
Palm Sunday services at First Methodist feature Rev R S Farmer sermon on Doubting Or Praising The King and a 7 30 pm evening program including the High Point College A Capella Choir directed by Prof B B Stimson The 35 member group will perform a diverse concert with pieces by Mascagni Palestrina Weber MacKinnon Christiansen and more and received praise from the North Carolina Federation of Music clubs for its blended ensemble sound
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. S. Farmer
Church School
J. H. Jennings
Young People's Society of C. E
Jesus
Farmer
Young People’s C. E
A Capella
High Point College
B.B. B. Stimson
Eugene Davis
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Stimson
High Point
Cavalleria Rusticans
Mascagni
Palestrina
von Weber
MacKinnon
Christiansen
West
Cherubim
Glinka
Rathbun
C. L. Gray
MacFarlane
Wilkinson
Hearken
Noble
A. Capella Choir
E. B. Stimson
Flora Lambeth Dies in Thomasville at 22
Flora Ethel Lambeth 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lambeth died after surgery for a ruptured appendix at City Memorial hospital in Thomasville. Survivors include parents two brothers Allen and Frank and six sisters Grace Fouts Wade Ragan Effie Grace Josie and Lois. Funeral at Liberty Baptist church Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev M O Alexander.
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Thomasville
Mar
Flora Ethel Lambeth
Charles Lambeth
City Memorial Hospital
Allen
Frank Lambeth
Grace Fouts
Wade Ragan
Effie, Grace
Josie
Lois Lambeth
Liberty Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
Richmond Man Seeks Information on Sister’s Whereabouts
A Richmond, Virginia man named David Stevenson asks for information on his sister, formerly Miss Alice Stevenson. He believes she may be in High Point and requests any contact details or leads to inform the local police so his anxious brother can reach his sister.
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David Stevenson
Richmond
Alice Stevenson
High Point
H. E. Wade
Claude Lavier
Wade
Old-Fashioned Cock Fight Draws Crowds on Main Street
An old-fashioned cock fight attracted over twenty spectators yesterday afternoon in the main street window of the National Dry Cleaning Co. Bantam roosters, one white and one black, attacked each other until separated. Spectators split into sides shouting for Black Pete or White Toby.
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R. D. Penny
National Dry
Pete
Toby
Mrs Gordon Dies After Long Illness at Jamestown
Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Gordon widow of the late Dr J R Gordon died at her Jamestown home Saturday at 3 50 p m after several months illness. Born February 20 1868 in Guilford county she married Dr J R Gordon June 20 1895 and lived in Jamestown. Surviving are two sons Howard H Gordon and John B Gordon one daughter Mrs T A Williams six sisters three brothers and three step daughters. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 4 p m at Deep River Friends church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Nancy Elizabeth Gordon
J. R. Gordon
Jamestown
Gordon
Guilford County
David
Eleanor Lassiter Henley
Dr. Gordon
Howard H. Gordon
Blacksburg
John B. Gordon
Progressive Farmer and Southern Ruralist
Raleigh
T. A. Williams
Mebane
Florence Gordon
Richmond
Charles T. Hollowell
Edenton
Charlie Shamburger
Star
Mary H. Williams
Annie M. Couch
Jane H. McCracken
W. H. Grantham
Guilford College
Parthenia Snipes
Ahoskie
J. W. Blair
High Point
M. C. Henley
Melborne
Fla
Nathan P. Henley
Eudora
Kan
Jesse A. Henley
Whittier
Calif
Deep River Friends Church
Joseph Peele
Friends Church
C. O. Kennerly
Jamestown M. E
Letter Urges Kindness to Teachers in Cloverdale
The writer urges appreciation for teachers and calls to thank them in person, honor their efforts, and avoid hostility toward educators. He cites Cloverdale schools and Mr. Whitley, urging neighbors to support and respect teachers and promote peace at home.
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the Enterprise
Cloverdale
Whitley
A. M. Rayaler
Flint Street
Woman Reported In Company With Local Men Is Not Located
Greensboro March 19 police report no progress in locating the woman who rode with Austin Surrat and Roy Andrews after their car collided with another on Market street. Both men were injured and jailed for transporting whisky after 15 gallons were found in their roadster. Andrews and the woman reportedly ran into woods on the North Carolina College for Women grounds after the crash. Andrews sought help from dormitory girls. the woman has not been seen since. Neither man admits her identity or admits driving.
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Greensboro
Austin Surrat
Roy Andrews
High Point
Market Street
Andrews
North Carolina College For
April 1932 Civil Court Calendar At High Point
The April term civil court docket lists cases set for Wednesday April 6 through Friday April 8 and continuing Tuesday April 12 and Wednesday April 13 1932. Notable names include Beeson Hardware Company versus J E Cecil Lassiter and Hunter versus High Point Railroad Co and Paine versus Linthicum. The calendar shows numerous interpleaders mortgage disputes and personal actions with defendants including Prudential Insurance Company of America Industrial Bank of Richmond and City of High Point among others.
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A. Kirkmen
E. D. Camane
Kirkman, Jr
Les BE. Hayes
Weeee. & Company, Inc
High Coffee Company, Inc
Fred Watson
Ore
Ben Herman
Gases Nichols
J. B. Cecil
Western Union
C. B. Solomon
Charlie Rountree
R. K. Stewart
Ethel Tatum
Louise Rountree
Beeson Hardware Company
M. Ernest Welch
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Interpleader
Moffitt Underwear Mills, Inc
David Lumpkin
Great Atlantic & Pacific Teapany
Gussie Lee Loving
W. Fowler
Oe Milling Company
Universal Credit Company
G. R. Shiplett
Paine
Linthicum
City of
High Point
Sammy Shelton
BHNF
Roy L.ee
L. F. Voorheess
P. H. Haskins
J. A. Clinard
R. J
Eriuamrick
Ores Co
Ss. I. Siler
A. Goodman Man Drug Co
Johnson
Coy Laws
Finance Service Company, Et al
B. R. Lowe
H. D. Hobbs
Hoover Town grows as homeless families form makeshift community
In Los Angeles area a group of more than 700 people moved into shacks on vacant land near the city outskirts. E. A. Hanna is identified as mayor of Hoover Town where rent is free and welfare groups feed the residents.
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Los Angeles
Hoover Town
E. A. Hanna
Poor Robert Werrick seeks divorce amid mistreatment claim
Los Angeles man Robert William Werrick charges his wife with mistreatment as he pursues a divorce. He alleges harsh treatment and unresolved marital issues.
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Los Angeles
Robert William Werrick
Curtis Praises Hoover At Crown Point Rally
In Crown Point Indiana Vice President Charles Curtis told a county Republican rally that better times are returning because Americans are working planning and cooperating. He praised Hoover’s leadership and the anti hoarding drive led by Col Frank Knox and urged continued confidence as the 1932 campaign looms with issues not yet defined.
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Crown Point
Ind
Charles Curtis
America
Hoover
United States
Curtis
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Oak Ridge Cadets Parade Planned This Sunday
Oak Ridge Military Institute invites friends to a Dress Parade and Review Sunday afternoon. The event marks the second public parade this year, with a May government inspection to rate the school. Lieut. Snyder says progress is strong and the school may earn Honor School status.
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Dcunter Peiy
Oak Ridge
Military Department
The
Oak Ridge Military Institute
War Department
Co. O. H. Snyder
Mrs Charity Connor Dies at 106 in Thomasville
Mrs Charity Connor aged 106 years nine months and three days died from injuries after a fall. She was widow of Lindon Connor and mother to several relatives. Funeral at Giles chapel M P church conducted by Rev E Jones with burial beside her husband at the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Mar
Charity Connor
Lindon Connor
Connor
James Nabors
Randolph County
Haymour Glasco
Star
Lee Langley
Winston-Salem
E. Tysinger
Asheboro
Jack Connor
Bill Connor
Worthville
John Connor
Thomas Connor
Giles Chapel
M. P. Church
E. Jones
High Point
Church
Sykes Will Speak At Both Services At Central Friends
Central Friends church invites all to Sunday services with minister Tom A. Sykes delivering two talks for youth and adults. He speaks at 11 AM on A Sand Model of Jesus and a Sinner and Jesus and Popular Applause, then at 7:30 PM continues Plain Talks to Plain People with Shall he Make Christianity the Way of e.
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Central Friends Church
Brotherhood
Tom A. Sykes
Jesus
Jealous wife accused of violent outbursts in marriage
The husband testified that his wife pulled his hair and scratched his face. He described her habit of hurling pots and dishes at him when he suspected him of paying attention to other women.
Dolly to wed third time in bid for happy marriage
Roszika Dolly, preparing for her third marriage to Irving Netcher, says she will be a playful partner not a drudge. The dancer, noting past divorces yet good friendships with former husbands, vows experience will aid this union and praises her new groom as a darling.
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France
Roszika Dolly
Irving Netcher
Chicago
New York
Paris
Manhattan
James J. Walker
Miss Dolly
Netcher
Dolly
Jean Schwartz
Number
Cir Mortimer Davis
Maureen O'Sullivan Secures New Hollywood Contract
Hollywood gossip notes Maureen O'Sullivan signs a term contract with Warner Bros tying her to pictures at MGM for months or years. After roles in So Big and The Rich Are Always With Us she earns acclaim as a future star while J McCormack and Arliss influence loom in the background.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Maureen O'Sullivan
Maureen
M-G-M
O'Sullivan
John McCormack
Ruth Chatterton
Warner Bros
Arliss
Bette
Broadway
Maureen Surges From Fox To Prove Herself In Tarzan
A former Fox actress recalls being dropped by the studio and choosing to work independently. She stars in a new United Artists project Thirty Days and wins the Tarzan role after a rigorous screen test and a bout of nerves in the high tree-set.
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Maureen
Fox
United Artists
Economy lesson from Fox trainee turns Maureen frugal
Maureen recalls learning thrift after payroll stopped. she describes spending freely when paid weekly and saving nothing, then facing nothing to show for two years. Now she calls herself an old lady economy.
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Fox
Maureen
Bette Davis Finds New Role After Studio Sudden Drop
After a swift studio dismissal, Bette Davis began packing for New York. A day later another studio called for an interview and test. George Arliss, seeking a youthful fiancée for The Man Who Played God, cast her after seeing her work.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
New York
Bette
Filis
George Arliss
God
She Likes Movies Now Says Bette on Hollywood Shift
A pretty blonde with a deceptively ingenuous look reveals a sophisticated humor and a growing fondness for film. Bette recalls her early reluctance to move to Hollywood and the long wait for assignments, including a rocky start in Bad Sister before success followed.
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Bette
Hollywood
Universal
Pitiful Sight in El Paso as Couple Struggles for Work
In El Paso Manuel Carreon 68 and his 56 year old wife roam the streets seeking employment. Carreon a disabled stone mason suffers from a long ago fall and prayers for work to support his family despite his condition.
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EL Paso
Tex
Manuel Carreon
Carreon
Auburn Duel Ratio Test Promises Quick Acceleration
The Auburn company will publicly demonstrate a new Dual Ratio equipped Auburn 12-160 Tuesday March 22 at 2 30 p m. A four-lane half mile test on North Main street will be observed by E M Knox Judge Lewis E Teague Frank Sizemore David T Yow and C M Waynick. The test aims to verify claims of rapid acceleration and educate the public about Dual Ratio while inviting riders without obligation.
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North Main Street
E. M. Knox
Lewis E. Teague
Frank Sizemore
David T. Yow
C. M. Waynick
Auburn
Jack Burris
Burris
Taxpayers Meet Monday To Consider County Budget
A county wide general meeting of taxpayers, including High Pointers, is set for Monday at 10 am in the county building. Sponsored by city and county groups led by the Guilford Pomona of the Grange, the aim is to canvas the budget seriously and propose salary reductions for many county officers and staff, potentially over 30 percent in some high offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Pomona
Grange
Fear of being left alone grips sick couple
A frail husband and wife, both ill and hungry, fear a future where one may be left alone as they cope with partial paralysis and declining health.
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High Point College Organization
First M. P. Church
Flora Lambeth
Sylvia
Sylvia Sidney
Atlantic Insurance & Realty Company
Esther Mineré
L. P. Hill
T. Johnson
Cernant
A. James Coe Ghernanit
HNP
Joe H. Grier
T. A. Kearns
R. Shook
R. B. Gantt
Alderman Photo Company, Inc
King
T. B. Hyde
E Point
Gulf
Carolina Triation
Tommaar
Point
He Ingram
E. BE. Sensenbach
Sheloft Ice & Coal Company
T. ¥. Hamilton
R. G. Weant
Seaboard Citizens National Bank of Norfolk
Rabinowitz
Cleo Michael
Carrie E. Boyles
High
Poverty
Sykes
NEA
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Quality Shoe Repairing
North Wrenn St
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