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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1937

Page

9

Feast Of Emancipation Observed With Passover Services

The Jewish community begins Passover festivities with services tonight at 7 p.m. at the local synagogue. An early morning service is planned for tomorrow, with Sunday services at 9 a.m. Rabbi H. B. Wernick will deliver the sermon.

Palestine Jerusalem Israel Egypt Pithom Rameses Moses Pharoah God Pharaoah Nisan Israhe H. B. Wernick

Rambling Reporter Sells Rat Poison Tomorrow

A columnist announces rat poison will be sold in the city corridor from 1 to 4 PM tomorrow afternoon. The notice, issued today, describes a limited sale window.

Miss Copeland Dies Suddenly At 20 In High Point

Miss Vesta Hannah Copeland 20, secretary of the Carolina Dancing Teachers association and owner of Vestas School of Dancing, died suddenly at her home on Bain Avenue yesterday afternoon. She was born January 20 1917 in High Point daughter of W A and Velma Copeland and attended local schools class of 1934. Surviving are her parents three brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 at Koonce Funeral Home Chapel

Vesta Hannah Copeland High Point Carolina Dancing Teachers Association Bain Avenue Miss Copeland School of Dancing The Dancing Masters of America Copeland W. A Velma Loftis Copeland Wesley Memorial Methodist Church W. A. Copeland W. A. Copeland, III E. L J. D. Copeland E. EB

Easter entertainment at Bales Memorial Church

Easter Sunday night at 7 30 o clock the Bales Memorial Church announces an Easter entertainment to be held that evening.

Bales Memorial Church

Local Man Displays Poisonous Black Widow Spider

Lloyd Whitt of 236 Mill Street showed a Black Widow spider found behind his woodshed yesterday afternoon. He disposed of the arachnid after displaying it, noting its venomous nature.

Lloyd Whitt Mill Street

Exams Come To Temporary End For Firemen

Civil service examinations for firemen halted after mimeographed forms ran out. Ed H. Smith says extra copies are being prepared as about 80 full-time and volunteer firemen await testing. Forty-nine firemen took exams yesterday and last night, with grading set to start soon. police exams begin Tuesday at 9.

Ed H. Smith Police Department

Moon Ducote Dies in New Orleans

Richard J Moon Ducote Loyola university athletics director died in a New Orleans hospital from a complication of diseases. Memorial church will officiate. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers listed as Howard Raper Pete Schultheiss C I Smith Walter Hedrick Joe Marshall and John Bivins.

Moon Ducote New Orleans Richard J. “Moon” Ducote Loyola University

Henry C Proctor Rites Held for Local Resident 93

Funeral services for Henry Clay Proctor 93 longtime city resident were held Thursday at 3 pm from his son A G Proctor 1402 Welborn Street with C C Earnhardt officiating. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Clifton Jones Luther Jones Lewis Proctor Floyd Proctor Arvil Proctor Jr Rexford Proctor. Songs included Does Jesus Care and Rock of Ages. A large crowd attended.

Henry Clay Proctor A. G. Proctor Welborn Street C. C. Earnhardt Oakwood Cemetery Clifton Jones Luther Jones Lewis Proctor Floyd Proctor Arvil Proctor, Jr Rexford Proctor J. A. Jones Mra P. K. Frye E. P. Daniel Jesus

Mrs Alice Stevenson Dies at 83 in Jamestown

Mrs. Alice Stevenson aged 83 widow of Henry Stevenson died at her Jamestown home at 10 50 am after several days illness She was born September 12 1854 in Guilford County and had lived in Jamestown for years Surviving: two sons J R Stevenson of Sturgis Michigan A L Stevenson of Greensboro two daughters Mrs L G Jones and Mrs James Wood of Jamestown three half brothers Ed Osbourne of Evansville Indiana Robert Osborne and Addison Osborne of Greensboro one half sister Mrs Laura Lois of Greensboro 23 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Concord church Sumner township Saturday at 2 30 pm with interment in the church cemetery.

Alice Stevenson Henry Stevenson Jamestown Stevenson Guilford County Center Friends Church J. R. Stevenson Sturgis Mich A. L. Stevenson

Ashbaugh visits Lions Club for annual district review

High Point Lions Club hosts W. J. Ashbaugh of Durham district governor for a review of 81st district Lions activities and the ongoing progress. Five new members are initiated with J. C. Woodard winning a milk-drinking contest among initiates. Guests include C. B. Houck and others from High Point.

Wv. J. Ashbaugh Durham List District of Lions Clubs High Point Lions Club Lions W. J. Ashbaugh Elwood Hotel W. T. Tice Frank Massey C. T. Anderson M. L. Slate I. Foy Horton J. C. Woodard Ashebaugh A. J. Koonce Charlotte Cator Besley J. B. Fink George Rankins H. A. Cecil Loyd Flythe George Johnson J. C Woodard C. B. Houck Roanoke, Va James Boland Lion Fayetteville Charl W. Patterson J. H. Kalte John Reavis Howard Raper L. J. Hill Lee F. Schaner High Point

Blunders of the Church Today Highlighted at Revival

Rev. Earl Armstrong of Gas tonia preached on the Blunders of the Church Today at Ward Street M E church last night. He cited three examples from Luke nine and said the church should feed the hungry spiritually. Tonight he will cover the remaining four blunders as Rev J W Groce leads the service.

Earl Armstrong Gastonia Ward Street M. E Jesus J. W. Groce

Martin Fulton Granted Sixty Days On The Roads

Martin Fulton a Negro of 103 Perry Street appeared in municipal court on charges of stealing a lamp from Frances Perkins home and drunkenness. He pleaded not guilty to both offenses arguing he was drunk in bed at home. An officer testified Fulton was found in bed, undressed, and unable to explain himself. Fulton said he had no lawyer as he could not afford the fee. The case highlighted Fulton's claim of innocence amid intoxication as the court adjourned.

Martin Fulton Perry Street Martin Frances Perkins Parker Waynick

Traffic Violations Lead to Court Time

Police report shows six drivers charged in 24 hours for license, speeding, parking, drunken driving and improper lights offenses. Feather stuck in hair prompts courtroom quip as a judge sentences the subject to 60 days on the roads.

Annual Three hour Good Friday Service Held

High Point observes the crucifixion anniversary with a noon to 3 pm Good Friday service at First Baptist Church. Ministers from multiple local churches delivered seven last sayings sermons as congregations joined in hymn.

City First Baptist Church Membheare Af Mane Sahunsh F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church Edw. Suits Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church J. Clay Madison First Methodist Protestant Church EB. H. Blackard Wesley Memorial Methodist Epis

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