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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1938

Page

10

Formal Dedication Of Farmer Methodist Church Held Sunday

A dedicatory service at the new Farmer Methodist Church 12 miles below Asheboro drew Bishop Paul Kern and regional leaders, with a large turnout from Guilford and Randolph counties. The ceremony featured a Bible gift from the Saulter family, a sermon on Christ and the arch, and a debt ceremony by trustees.

Farmer Methodist Church High Point New Farmer Methodist Church Asheboro Paul B. Kern W. Wyle Ensboro S. B. Turtine Ensboro College Guild Randolph Farmer Rock Christ Neily Methodist Conference Board of Trustees Kernen B. Turrentine Greensboro Lock Theishop Dr. Peele Union Church

Fasteeth Improves Comfort for False Teeth Wearers

Worry about slipping or wobbling ends with Fasteeth powder that holds dentures firmly and feels natural. No gooey taste or unpleasant sensation. you can eat and laugh with comfort. Available from your druggist in three sizes.

Negroes Set New Record For Arrests

Carl Steele of 1304 Davis Avenue and Miller Carter of 208 Normal Street were arrested in a taxicab with two gallons of liquor. Both men faced prohibition charges. Carter received eight months after a second arrest, while Steele sought a jury trial. Officers later found six gallons of liquor believed to be Steele's loading stock.

Carl Steele Miller Carter Troress Steele Davis Avenue Carter Normal Street

Edney Ridge Endorsed for Congress by District Labor Group

Major Edney Ridge of Greens boro received the Democratic nomination endorsement for Congress in the sixth district from the district general committee of Labor's Non Partisan League. The endorsement followed a Durham meeting with Adams as district chairman and a campaign committee formed to support Ridge. The panel also endorsed Senator Robert R. Reynolds for re election to the U S Senate.

Major Edney Ridge Greensboro General Committee Labor Major Ridge Edgemont Junior Hall Durham Henry I. Adams High Point Burlington Mr. Adams Clarence Dorrity Lonnie Davis Charles P. Drake Mr. Green Ridge Adams Enterprise Greens of Conhy Robert R. Reynolds U. S. Senate

NLRB Member Edwin S. Smith to Speak at UNC Chapel Hill

Edwin S. Smith one of the three NLRB members will address UNC Chapel Hill in Memorial Hall at 8 30 p m on Wednesday March 30 as the Carolina Political Union marks the spring quarter kickoff.

NLRB UNC Chapel

Randolph Journey Through Pastoral Scenery

The narrator travels past dogwood blooms and varied Nature scenes while passing covered bridges and landmarks like the Hoover mine and Mt. Vernon church. Mentions Capt. J. Parkin of Trinity, former Hoover mine superintendent, and recalls a Cornish-Cockney phrasing about garden figures as memories anchor the Randolph landscape.

John Mebane Hoover Mine Mt. Vernon Church High Point Capt J. Parkin Trinity Hoover Hol Hadam Hewe Garden of Heden Randolph

Grandpa and the Big Feet and Gout Remedy

An old tale line ends with advice on gout pain and a promotional pitch for RUMA-BAN. It explains excess uric acid causes gout and urges taking RUMA-BAN in hot water twice daily to relieve misery and inflammation.

Mrs. Martha Warren Claimed By Death

Mrs. Martha Warren 69 widow of W H Warren died at her son s home 316 Reed Street shortly after 10 o clock Sunday evening after two years of declining health She was born April 18 1868 in Wilkes county daughter of Jesse and Mary Hall Havener She moved to High Point from Winston Salem and was a member of the Wilkes county Baptist church Her husband died seven years ago Surviving are one son J C Havener and seven grandchildren all of this city Funeral arrangements are complete and the body will remain at Koonce Funeral home.

Martha Warren W. H. Warren Reed Street Warren Wilkes County Jesse and Mary Hall Havener High Point Winston-Salem Baptist Church J. C. Havener Koonce Funeral Home Nora E. Cecil Abner Cecil English Street West End West End Baptist Church Earl E. Cecil Ben Cecil Will A. Cecil Reitzel Cecil Asheboro Tom W. Cecil Washington, D. C J. E. Davis Elma Stinson Ben Nance Jesse Nance Thomasville Cicero Nance Seagrove Pleasant Grove Cemetery

Funeral services for B. B. Moffitt at Shiloh Church

Funeral services for B. B. Moffitt aged 80 who died at his Ramseur home after six weeks illness will be held tomorrow at Shiloh Christian church at 3 PM. He leaves nine children including C. E. Moffitt of route three.

Mofffitt Route One Ramseur Shiloh Christian Church Mr. Moffitt C. E. Moffitt Route Three

Little Lina Russell Dies at Three Weeks

Lina Irene Russell three weeks old died at 2349 English Street Sunday after 11 p.m. Born in High Point March 8 1938 she was the daughter of J W and Lina Chesson Russell. Survived by parents grandparents Mr and Mrs R F Russell and Mrs Lina Chesson. Funeral services Tuesday at 11 at the residence by Rev Virgil Pike Oak Hill Friends church with interment in Floral Garden cemetery.

Lina Trene Russell Lina Irene Russell English Street High Point J. W Lina Chesson Russell R. F. Russell Lina Chesson Virgil Pike Oak Hill

Funeral services for Mrs Nora E Cecil

Funeral services for 70 year old Mrs Nora E Cecil widow of Abner Cecil are held at West End Baptist Church. She died suddenly at 1300 English Street and is survived by five sons two daughters a stepdaughter and three brothers. Interment is in Pleasant Grove cemetery.

Demonstration Of Safety Tomorrow Show On Highway Tire Blowouts

A safety demonstration sponsored by Hiatt Tire Company will be held at 1 15 p m on Centennial avenue between Washington and Montlieu. Spectators will see a regular tire blowout at slow speed and a high speed blowout with a Goodyear LifeGuard inner tire system designed to enable a safe stop.

Hiatt Tire Company Centennial Avenue Washington and Montlieu Goodyear U.S

Dr Henry S Leiper Speaks On World Crisis For Christians

Dr Henry S Leiper of the Universal Christian Council spoke at Wesley Memorial Church on Christians confronting a world crisis. He detailed conditions in Germany Russia Italy Japan and China with first hand knowledge and contrasted faith with state power citing Daniel 3 1 18 and the resistance of Lutheran ministers against Hitler.

Henry S. Leiper Universal Christian Council Wesley Memorial Church Germany Hitler Dr. Leiper Leiper Shadrach Meshach Abednego Nebuchhadnezzar Russia Elief Christ Adolf Hitler Italy Mussolini

Ten Persons Injured In South Lexington Car Crash

Ten people were hurt, two seriously, when two autos collided on a dusty country road south of Lexington on Sunday afternoon. The injured include Roy Garwood 28 of Cooleemee with concussion and leg injury Walter F Reid 18 with dental and facial injuries Mrs Beck with a painful ankle and others cut or bruised. James Hart 17 and Beck drove one car. Mrs Oscar Davis of High Point was also hospitalized after her husband’s car was forced off the road and overturned. her injuries were not serious.

Lexington Here Carlton Beck Roy Garwood Cooleemee Walter F. Reid Mrs. Beck Bruis

Royal Arcanum To Meet Here Tonight

The Old Plank Road council of the Royal Arcanum holds a regular meeting at 7:30 PM in the clubroom. Initiation of new members W. Frank Redman Ralph Cheek Sam C. Smith C. L. Crane Jr and Tony Simeon will take place under Regent Glenn Smith and Degree Regent Charles Risch. An informal smoker and contests with prizes are planned for Friday night.

Old Plank Road Council The Royal Arcanum W. Frank Redman Ralph Cheek Sam C. Smith C. L. Crane, Jr Tony Simeon Glenn Smith Charles Risch Ed, Grimsley

Martyrdom and faith urged to resist propaganda

Dr Leiper laments youth exploited by state worship and wartime myth making. He urges Christians to be willing martyrs for Christ and to keep faith alive so religion and salvation endure in hearts and souls.

Leiper Jesus Christ

Monarch Club Hosts Musical Luncheon at Elwood Hotel

The Monarch club met at the Elwood hotel for a luncheon program led by N. L. Garner and Mrs. Walter York. Musicians performed piano duets by Sousa and another composer, with Miss Catherine Swiggett singing two solos accompanied by Mrs. York. A Monarch emblem presented as a president’s bell drew thanks to E. Z Jones, while visitors included Joe Byrd Dr. J. J. Hamlin and Rev. Erle Wells. Attendance prize went to H. M. Taylor. next meeting planned at Elmer Hedrick’s clubhouse with wives invited.

Monarch Club Elwood Hotel N. L. Garner Walter York Robert Bain Sousa Catherine Swiggett E. Z Jones Elmer Hedrick Jones Joe Byrd American Coal Company J. J. Hamlin Erle Wells Alabama H. M. Taylor Thomasville Road Monarchs

Three Illegitimate Children Case Opens in Municipal Court

Bessie Stack accuses M H Hunsucker of failing to support three illegitimate children aged three months to eight years, with a jury trial granted for the defendant. The morning docket also includes prohibition violations, drunkenness, assault with a deadly weapon, and non support with weekly dues ordered, plus numerous minor drunkenness costs.

Bessie Stack M. H. Hunsucker Hunsucker Miller Carter Normal Street Clarence M. Prince East Green Street Curtis Leonard James Gray Washington Terrace Edgar Burcette Snow Street

Three Grass Fires Reported Around High Point College

Firefighters were dispatched three times this week end to grass fires near High Point college. One blaze occurred at Mae's Dining Room on South Main Street around 11 oclock this morning and a third fire sparked at the corner of Club and Hillcrest drives.

High Point College Mae South Main Street Hillcrest Drives

Three charged with trespass and disorderly conduct

A. M. Hopkins of 1002 Wellin Drive faced three warrants for trespassing at the Country Club after being ordered off and striking Mr Abels. Mae Gibbons of 720 East Russell Street was charged with disorderly conduct. Richard Harris reportedly faced drunkenness and 30 days. other costs and names appear in the warrants with various defendants and amounts. The notices list other individuals including John Kearns for not having a driver’s license and multiple costs.

Aga A. M. Hopkins Wellin Drive John C. Abels Abels Hopks Mae Gibbons East Russell Street Richard Harris Hoover Willis Slane West Emerywood Frank R.beth Thomasville George Prim John Kearns

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