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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1930

Page

10

Monarchs greet new national secretary at High Point dinner

Nearly 100 Monarchs from High Point, Winston-Salem and Greensboro joined a reception for P. P. Woodbridge of Washington D C, newly elected national secretary and on his first club tour. The event highlighted district convention plans in Durham and support for a Greensboro man, Robert M. Scott, as next district governor.

High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro Elwood Hotel P. P. Woodbridge Washington, D Durham Winston- Salem Robert M. Scott Joseph Snyder Furgurson N. L. Garner H. M. Taylor Spencer W. Jackson Charlie Adams Hugh Leonard Hubert Bryant Charlie Hodgin D. Hedrick H. L. Curlee F. E. Whitscarver R. N. Christopher National Monarchs Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Woodbridge Washington Rotary Movement Grover H. Jones Mr. Woodbridge Smith Greensboro Club W. C. Husband L. N. Carhern R. E. Grunert T. H. Ring EB. H. Artrie Fred Kurty J. R. Lecre Dr. Co. D.thompson KR. L. Blackburn Bb. Amos I. Pavan BR. EK. Ritman C. E. Hodgin R. S. Smith F. E. Whitescarver H. F. Leonard QO. V. Kester

Real Estate Hearing Set for Farlow Thursday

North Carolina Real Estate Commission will hold a special meeting in Greensboro at 2:30 PM to hear Wray Farlow on charges he violated real estate laws. The hearing follows earlier postponement due to illness and a possible voluntary license suspension offer.

North Carolina Real Estate Commission Greensboro RE. Wray Farlow Chamber of Commerce C. W. Mc&nally W. 5. Murchison Raleigh McAnally Farlow

Hedrick Dies at Lenoir Hospital Former High Point resident Otis Hedrick

Otis Hedrick a young businessman and former High Point resident died at Lenoir Hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held at the Reformed church in Lenoir tomorrow at 11. He was born in High Point and later lived in Lenoir where his family resided for 15 years. He is survived by his brother Dr Clyde Hedrick and by J Wesley Hedrick among others. His father former superintendent of a High Point furniture plant died three weeks ago.

Ottis Hedrick Lenoir High Point I. T. Hedrick Reformed Church Mr. Hedrick J. Wesley Hedrick Cloverdale Clyde Hedrick

M P Church Supper Tomorrow Night

The eleventh Fellowship Supper at First Methodist Protestant church will be tomorrow evening with supper served at 6 45 Auxiliary Circle No and Mrs J G Snipes in charge The junior and senior high groups will have a separate program A new Christian Endeavor society with a mission club branch will be organized Devotional begins with an old fashioned sing at 7 20 Rev R S Farmer will speak on The Contribution of a Martyr a Persecutor and a Preacher. meeting ends at 8 with committee meetings to follow

J. G. Snipes New Christian Endeavor Society Mission Club R. S. Farmer

Mrs Croker to Be Buried Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Croker who died early Monday at the Moffitt drive home will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Central Friends Church with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers Lewis Millikan Charles Craven Eugene Jarrett J Carl Hill Jack Owens and June Barker.

Jennie Croker Moffitt Drive Central Friends Church Tom Alderman Sykes Oakwood Cemetery Lewis Millikan Charles Craven Eugene Jarrett J. Carl Hill Jack Owens June Barker

Why Folks Stay Fat The Hidden Gland Factor

A medical claim attributes obesity to a weak gland that regulates nutrition. It states Marmola prescription tablets address this cause, promising rapid fat loss without starving. The ad urges readers to obtain a $1 Marmola box from their druggist and observe changes.

City Council Faces Slow Pace on Transportation Issue

City council expected to debate the North Carolina Public Service Company plan for High Point transportation but little action likely tonight as several members oppose removing downtown streetcar tracks. Discussion followed a March 18 adjourned session amid concerns from manufacturers relying on the tracks. The council did authorize sale of 1.5 million in water and sewer bonds and renewal of a 200,000 note at 4.55 percent.

North Carolina Public Service Company High Point Public Service Company Power Company

Guilford College Plans A Publication and Activities Fee

Guilford College students vote to install a 14 dollar annual publication and activities fee covering subscriptions to the Quaker and the Guilfordian. The fund supports athletic associations Y M C A or Y W C A, choir and chorus, debating squad, and a general fund to cover deficits. The Student Affairs Board will manage distribution.

Guilford College Quaker Guilfordian Men’s Athletic Association Student Affairs Board

Guilford County GOP to Meet April 5 at Court House

Greensboro March 25 The Guilford county republican executive committee will meet Saturday April 5 at the court house in Greensboro. Precinct meetings are set for April 4, officials said.

Guilford G. QO. P Greensboro Mar Guilford County Republican Executive Committee W. B. Trogdon

Large turnout at North Carolina vocational meetings

About 149000 people attended vocational agricultural meetings across North Carolina last year, reflecting strong interest in farm education and county extension programs.

Sorth Carolina

Important Meeting of Legion Tonight

Members of the Andrew Jackson Post of the American Legion are called to a Legion hall meeting tonight. Commander James Lyon will present the proposed program for the post year. All members should attend as many important matters are on the agenda.

Andrew Jackson Post American Legion Legion Hall James Lyon

Friends of York Confident Hit Will Be Elected

Local postmaster O R York aims for state Republican chair. York promises resignation if chosen. Duncan and Jackson also pursue leadership, signaling a tense convention with potential intra party clashes in Charlotte.

Friends OF York Hit O. R. York Republican Executive Committee Progress James Ss. Duncan Greensboro Brownlow Jackson Republican Party Congress Jackson Piedmont Charlotte

Colored Division To Meet Tonight

Davis of the Colored Division of the City Beautiful Campaign calls a 7 30 p m meeting at William Penn high school for all last year’s organizers prize winners and flower show entrants. He praises past and current city administrations for inspiring community improvements across white communities.

BE. Davis Colored Division City Beautiful William Penn High School

Jo-Ba-Ra Team Secures Second Victory in Exhibition Match

The Jo-Ba-Ra golf team defeated the Tom Thumb Club 5 and 3 at the Jo-Ba-Ra course on North Main Street. It was their second win this season after beating Tom Thumb a week earlier on South Main Street. The match required extra play after a 36 hole finish tied the score. Jo-Ba-Ra players were Buster Moffitt and Carlton Hooks. Tom Thumb members were Bill Snow and Jack Copeland.

Jo-Ba-Ra Tom Thumb Club North Main Street Tom Thumb South Main Street Buster Moffitt Carlton Hooks Bill Snow Jack Copeland

Death of Deep River Farmer John R Corum at 70

John R Corum 70 of Deep River died this morning after a brief illness at a local hospital. He was born in Guilford County to William and Emelise Harvell Corum and married Julia A Stuart. Survived by his wife, daughter Mrs Charles Boating of High Point, and brother Edward Corum. Funeral at Sandy Ridge M P Church with interment in the church cemetery.

John R. Corum Guilford County William Emelise Harvel] Corum Julia A. Stuart Charles’ Boating High Point Edward Corum Deep River Corum Sandy Ridge M. P Clifton Pearson Mt. Airy Church

Cardui credited with restoring Mrs Hopson’s health in Kentucky

Hopkinsville resident Mrs. R J Hopson recalls nervous weakness and fatigue ten years ago. She says one bottle of Cardui helped, then five more, improving her strength and nerves. After later illness she used three more bottles with again positive results and now recommends Cardui to friends. Cardui has been used by thousands for over fifty years.

Hopkinsville R. J. Hopson

Planning Service For Good Friday In High Point

The High Point Ministers association outlined plans for the annual Good Friday service at First M. P. church. The three hour event runs from noon to 3 PM with ministers delivering half hour sermons on Christ’s last words. The group urged local merchants to close during the hours to allow employee attendance and to promote quiet worship. They also honored Rev. J M Hillard for his 50 years in ministry.

M. P High Point Ministers’ Association Christ J. M. Hilliard

Motor equipment to replace horse drawn outfits on roads

Motor highway maintenance equipment will replace nearly 100 horsedrawn outfits on South Dakota roads this year. The shift aims to improve efficiency and safety for rural and urban routes statewide.

South Dakota

BC Stops Headaches And Quiets Nerves

An ad promotes BC as a fast safe headache relief from a North Carolina druggist. It claims BC relieves headaches neuralgic and female pain in minutes using a multi ingredient formula. Packages priced 10c and 25c are available at drug stores and soda fountains.

North Carolina

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P P. Woodbridge Washington, D. C MR. Shipper MR. Consignee Tri-City Motor D. D Ltri-City Motor Express Chichesters Chichestera J. Q. Connor & Son General Contractors Building Washington Street Caroline Coal and Caroline Coal & Transfer Co Mallory St Hedgecock Roofing Company Standard O11 Company Lenoir Hospital Mrs. Croker Louis F. Voorhees Greenway Drive Staley Brothers Commercial Bank Drs Staley Eve-Sight Specialists Guilford The Legion Duncan York Camp Oakes U. S H. A. Oakes W. G. Brown Ethel Muse Jones Morristown Tilley Tennessee L. B. Williams Z. I. Walser Cardai Kentucky NEW Motors Industrial Electric & Machine Co East Russell Street Ministers’ Association Ence Commercial National Bank Building & Loan Perpetual Invest High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association V. A Adams St. Grocery Beck, C. A. & Son Home Grocery Ingram’s Lackey’s J. R. Lewis C. A So. Main Old Homestead Packing Co Beck and Zachary
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