Bates Forecasts Vote For Union By M. P. Conference
Winston-Salem May 5 The Methodist Protestant church general conference will meet in High Point May 2027 to vote on union with the Methodist Episcopal branch. Dr Bates predicts opposition over governance changes and doctrinal issues as a commission studies the proposal.
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Bates
M. P
Winston-Salem
General Conference
The
Methodist Protestant Church
South
High Point
W Bates
Methodist Episcopal
Columbus
Ohio
M. BE
Union
Service Held For Betty Inez King
Funeral services for Betty Inez King fourteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs N M King will be at Rehabeth Methodist church south of Greensboro at 11 oclock tomorrow morning Interment will follow in the church cemetery Surviving are the grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles A Ward of Groomtown and Mr and Mrs J B King of route 1 Greensboro The King family resides on route 1 Greensboro
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Betty Inez King
N. M. King
Greensboro
Rehabeth Methodist Church
Charles A. Ward
Groomtown
J. B. King
Route 1
King
College Elects Class Officers In Runoff At High Point
Occo Gibbs of Gibsonville rising junior was elected vice president of the student body in a runoff at High Point College. Paul Owen of Shoals named president of the rising senior class with officers Carl Ridge, Inca Will, Sheldon Dawson and council members Weisner, Cates. Rising junior officers include Frank Niernsee, Ray Inthers, Elizabeth Bagwell, Robert Rankin. council members Elizabeth Phillips and David Cooper chosen. Freshmen elections set for fall. installation next Monday.
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Occo Gibbs
Gibsonville
High Point College
Paul Owen
Shoals
Carl Ridge
Lexington
Inca Will
Denton
Sheldon Dawson
Salisbury
William Weisner
High Point
Margaret Cates
Winaton
Frank Niernsee
Southport
Ray Inthers
Erie
Elizabeth Bagwell
Reidsville
Robert Rankin
Elizabeth Phillips
Asheboro
David Cooper
Sunday School Recreational Association Meeting Tonight
The Sunday School Recreational Association will hold a meeting for organizers of summer activities at 7 30 this evening at the First Baptist Church.
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First Baptist Church
Canada Puts Out $32 Million in Canned Foods in 1934
Canada produced a total of 32.847 million dollars worth of canned foods during 1934, reflecting a strong canning industry output. The figure underscores the year’s agricultural processing activity and market demand.
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Canada
April Temperature Extremes Report From High Point
A weather report for April by Chief A. B. Horney shows a 26 degree low as April began and 88 degrees on April 15. Rain totaled 6.07 inches in the first 10 days and 0.27 inches in the last 20 days, with 17 clear, 7 cloudy, and 6 foggy or frosty days including killing frosts on April 4 10? and 20.
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A. B. Horney
U. S&s
O. K
Sol
Hoey Opens Governor Campaign In Shelby Speech
Clyde R. Hoey of Shelby announces his Democratic bid for governor with a first public address at the old Efird building 154 56 South Main street at 8 o clock He will speak to the American Business club then address the public Local manager MacRae will handle arrangements Delegations from Greensboro Asheboro Lexington Thomasville and Winston Salem will attend the event
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Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Efird
South Main Street
At & O'Clock
Hoey
American Business Club
da Ce MacRae
Thielty
John A. MacRae
Charlotte
South
MacRae
Greensboro
Asheboro
Lexington
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Harrison Named Campaign Manager for McDonald in High Point
Keith Harrison, seeking state legislative nomination, was chosen campaign manager for Dr. Ralph W. McDonald in High Point. Headquarters will open near Main Street within days as McDonald plans a June campaign stop around June 2 after a cancelled appearance.
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Keith Harrison
High Point
Ralph W. McDonald
North Carolina
Main Street
McDonald
Electrical Contractors Meet to Form Carolinas Association
Electrical contractors from 17 cities gather at the Sheraton hotel for a session led by Hubert M. Pryant to form the Carolinas Association of Electrical Contractors. Preliminary organization work continues with additional meetings across the two states this week.
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Sheraton Hotel
Carolnas
Hubert M. Pryant
Carolinas
Guilford Voters Consider School Supplement Tax
Voters in Greensboro and rural Guilford County go to the polls to decide a special school supplement. Polls stay open until 7 10 p m. Proponents favor a 15 cent tax on city property and a 20 cent levy in rural areas.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Movement For the
Closing Exercises Davidson Schools Now Under Way
Davidson county schools began closing activities with Rev Banks Peeler delivering the final sermon at Midway school on Sunday. Hasty and Reedy Creek schedules run into the coming days with Reedy Creek consolidating events on May 14 and Arcadia and Churchland closing around May 15.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Midway School
Banks Peeler
Burlington
Hasty
Reedy Creek
Arcadia
Churchland
AAA Checks Still Arrive for Davidson Crops
Lexington may 5. The AAA, though defunct, leaves a legacy as Davidson farmers received 127 checks ranging from 25 cents to 40 dollars. Totaling about 600 dollars, with last week’s wheat grower payments around 1200 dollars for 1935 AAA contracts. This batch covers cotton reduction with tobacco curtailment payments due next week.
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Lexington
AAA
Davidson
Half-and-Half House Displayed in Tulsa
Masters painters in Tulsa have taken an old house at Ninth and Elsin streets to partially renovate. One half of each room will be repaired while the other half remains undone to show contrast. Exterior and interior will reflect the half-and-half concept with night spotlights, and the home will be open for inspection for three months.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ninth
Elsin Streets
Modernization Credit Plan Extended to 1937
The Modernization Credit Plan under the National Housing Act is extended to April 1, 1937. It previously expired April 1, 1936. A recent congressional amendment enacted the extension for government insurance on private loan modernization for property repair.
Hoyle Again Seeks Legislative Office
Greensboro attorney Thomas C. Hoyle Jr. filed formal candidacy for a Guilford county seat in the state house of representatives. The two term veteran enters the June Democratic primary amid speculation this week about possible future moves toward the speakership.
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Greensboro
Thomas C. Hoyle, Jr
House of Representatives
Guilford County
House
Hoyle
Davidson Democrats Plan Precinct Meetings Saturday
Davidson county Democrats announce precinct meetings at polling places this Saturday to elect precinct committees and delegates for the county convention. The county convention is set for May 16 at 11 a.m. at the courthouse.
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Lexington
Davidson County
P. V. Critecher
Spring Ideal Time to Begin Landscaping
With spring here landscaping the home becomes feasible and may be financed under the FHA Modernization Credit Plan. Eligible improvements include drainage outdoor lighting arbors trellises fencing grading lawns sprinkling systems fountains wading pools and the planting of hardy plants trees and shrubs up to a $2 000 loan limit for insured urban or farm residential property.
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Federal Housing Administration
District Legion Meet Secured for High Point Event
The district conference of the American Legion will be held in High Point on June 15. About 600 people from Guilford Alamance Person Richmond and Yancey counties are expected. A full program includes business sessions and other events, with committee appointments to follow at a supper meeting on East Commerce Street.
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the American Legion
High Point
James E. Lyon
Andrew Jackson Post No. 47
Fve
Cuilford
Alamance
Person
Richmond
Yancey
Lyon
Goverman
Legion Post
East Commerce Street
Graham to Speak Over Radio Friday in North Carolina
In Raleigh on May 6 1934 Sandy Graham Democratic governor candidate will address North Carolina on a statewide radio network Friday night from 8 to 830. He will emphasize sales tax relief and large tax cuts on farms and homes from local school support tax removal while contrasting opponents records.
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Raleigh
Sandy Graham
North Carolina
Graham
Docket Asheboro Man For Driving Without N C Permit
Police blotter shows Asheboro man with bond set at fifty instead of 50, using numerals. The entry raises questions over clerical accuracy in the docket and reflects the role of police in maintaining order beyond keeping records.
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Asheboro
N. C
Ramblin Report on Legion Plans and Clover Find
Andrew Jackson Post American Legion schedules a monthly supper at 7 80 on East Commerce Street with key meetings this year. June discussions will cover several important items. A seven leaf clover found on Coggins lot by John Hinshaw was reported in The Enterprise, noting rare clovers and a recent large find.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Legion H
Commerce Street
C. L. Coggins
Jones Street
John Hinshaw
Enterprise
Coggins
Seventy Cents Given to G Tornado Relief Fund
A Ray School creole donated seventy cents toward the tornado relief fund today, adding to community efforts.
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Ray School
Firemen Fight Apartment Blaze on Will Street
Firemen from company two responded yesterday to 300 Will Street apartment where a small blaze started by a defective oil stove. Damage was negligible and residents unharmed.
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Will Street
Unclear docket entry notes missing estate drive unit
A fragmentary docket item mentions Phipps Knox, age 24, with an estate drive unit not found. The record shows bond entry details but lacks indication of a monetary amount or intended recipient.
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Phipps Knox
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