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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1936
Page
9
A revival started yesterday at the First Wesleyan Methodist Church in Randleman and will run through May 17. Evening services are set for 7 30 p m under evangelist Rev. D C Stone.
Four businesses obtained charters from Stacey W. Wade secretary of state. Maurice Recreation Club Inc. of Thomasville to promote fellowship and support indoor and outdoor activities with a $75 stock. authorized capital under $5,000. L Bales, N C English and E B Jennings, all of Thomasville, named incorporators.
Springfield Friends church observed its 146th anniversary with contributions totaling 1100 from Bible school, Christian Endeavor, and Women's auxiliary members. Dr. A D Beittel of Guilford College delivered the principal address urging greater faith, introduced by Miss Clara I Cox.
A government release notes that there are 32 civilian seaplane bases operating across the United States. The tally underscores growing use of water landings and civilian air transport expansion nationwide.
Pursuant to deeds of trust recorded in Guilford County North Carolina we will sell at public auction for cash at the entrance to the Municipal Building High Point on Friday May 20 1936 at 11:00 A M the parcel known as the C F Parley lot No 7 FP 8B Creelman plat being part of Lindsay Street and North Main Street in High Point Guilford County with improvements and appurtenances as described. Sale by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co as substituted trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America and Commercial National Bank of High Point referenced in deeds dated September 30 1926 and August 10 1934.
Lexington May 4 announcement of the marriage of Miss Clara Belle Clodfelter to Clifton C. Yarborough. They wed April 19 at Rev Odell Leonard's home with few relatives present. Clara Belle is daughter of R. M. Clodfelter. Yarborough previously worked at W and N store and now at B R Linville Grocery in Winston Salem. they plan to live there.
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A report details an aviation claim involving Annette Gipson during a severe storm near Ft. Teas. The aircraft reportedly reached a national altitude mark as observers noted a high altitude ascent in challenging weather.
W. L. Harbin, previously seriously ill, is much improved and able to be out again. Charles E. Williams and J. L. Gordon spent Wednesday in Raleigh on business. Dick Rabb hosted a party at his home, Prenger, with five minute dates and dancing followed by ice cream, cake and salted huts.
Howard Snider of Elm Street won Best in Show with a Cocker Spaniel at the Pet and Hobby Show held in the Salvation Army gym Saturday. About 60 entries competed with Ben Jones Jr winning Best Dog in Show for a wire haired terrier and Norman Bilver taking third with a Spanish Spitz.
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