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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1931
Page
8
Sunday sermons in High Point churches emphasized the church's role in healing and social cohesion while acknowledging its flaws. Rev G Ray Jordan urged active church involvement and reverence, Adjutant John O Beirne preached progress in the Christian life, and Rev Tom A Sykes urged youth vision for a better community.
The speech argues for world economic interdependence and measures to reduce arms and promote peace. It notes Kellogg Briand pact, demobilization progress, and calls for a successful conference on land armament reduction and broader economic stabilization. Leaders urged to act with courage and constructiveness.
In the local high school auditorium, Albert McAnally and Patricia Hall were inducted as president-elect and vice-president elect of the 1931 32 student council. Retiring president Frank Sizemore and others spoke, thanking the school and urging support.
A police launch rescued seven people including 14 year old Sally Dunne after they drifted 17 hours in a disabled motorboat off Coney Island. The group endured lack of food and water during the ordeal.
Paris May 4 funeral services will be held Thursday morning for Mrs Whitelaw Reid who died at Cap Ferrat last Wednesday.
The Woman's club will hold a general meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the High Point Country club. The topic will be Federation Echoes led by Mrs J E Marsh Sr with hostess chairmen Miss Irene Yarnall and Mrs Floyd Wilson. The executive board meets at 3 o'clock.
Testimony in the 1930 trial centers on Central Hanover Bank and Trust balance declines ending September 24 at 27 418 48 and an overdraft on September 27 of 396 56. County figures Buncombe County treasurer H Reeves and bookkeeper Mrs Emory McLean identify CDs totaling 644 000 and notes canceled from the trust arm. bank officials allegedly knew funds paid notes.
Oliver K. Moser 31 son of Mr and Mrs Squire H Moser of Adams Street died at his parents home at 2 AM after brief illness Born in Stokes county he was known as Shorty Moser and stood 56 23 inches tall He traveled with vaudeville troupes acted in films employed at Melrose Hosiery Mills Funeral services set with a home service at 10 30 AM and a 2 PM funeral at Poplar Springs Church Stokes County conducted by Rev J T Sautders of Winston Salem
Daily receipts under Kansas oyaoe tax law increased by 1000. A commissary opened by four churches in Amarillo, Texas, provided aid to 2,492 families over six months.
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