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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1931

Page

6

Revival closes at Highland M E Church with many conversions

Rev A L Aycock led a two week revival at Highland Methodist Episcopal Church ending with morning and evening services. Seventeen new members were received and over fifty conversions noted as crowds filled the nave. Pastor F Womble announced the church budget is fully paid and plans for next year underway as the annual conference approaches.

A. L. Aycock Highland Methodist Episcopal Church F. Womble Aycock Womble

Hampton Named to County Elections Board

George C. Hampton Jr. of Greensboro named to county board of elections to fill vacancy after Robert Mosely resignation. Other members include D. C. MacRae and J. M. Millikan. Hampton likely to be chairman per local leaders. Hampton partners with L. Shuping, chosen to head statewide victory fund drive.

George C. Hampton, Jr Greensboro County Board of Elections Robert F. Mosely D. C. MacRae J. M. Millikan Mr. Hampton Bryce R. Holt Hampton Moseley Co. L. Shuping National Democratic Organization

Hill Veneer Company Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy Hearing

Petition filed in Winston-Salem federal court seeks involuntary bankruptcy for the Hill Veneer Company. Judge Johnson J. Hayes issues an order restraining Sheriff D B Stafford from selling assets, keeping properties intact until federal court hearing though no date is set. Creditors including Carolina Steel and Iron Co, Mathison Alkali Works, and Thompson Mahogany Co claim amounts totaling over 3 800 dollars amid mounting judgments and bankruptcy actions.

D. B. Stafford Hill Veneer Company Winston-Salem Johnson J. Hayes United States Carolina Steel and Iron Company Mathison Alkali Works Thompson Mahogany Company

Halloween Court Delivers Fines in Light Docket

In Municipal Court Judge Lewis E. Teague cleared a light Halloween morning docket of drunk and disorderly, violation of prohibition and related charges. Many defendants received fines and costs with suspensions or short terms, while some cases carried six month or 30 day penalties.

Teague High Point Hallowe'en Lewis E. Teague Richard Hines J. E. Bizzelle W. R. Shiner Tom Powell George Proctor George Barber Jolly Marshall John Branson Claud Brown Paul Samuels Howard Voncannon Lee Spencer Ernest Bogle Andrew Davis EB. P. Fulp R. EB. Tuggle W. L. Traves Georgia McCarter Ray Cook John Stout T. B. Hyde E. W. Comer Carl Murrell Howard King Taney White Juanita Sexton HE. P. Fulp Joe Haley Clarence Prince John Bradley Buddie King Harold Tuttle J. E. Hicks Rogine Robbins Charlie Miller James Legrand Ray Coletrane

Urania Woman Sees Yet Another Divorce In Ten Marrages

Mrs Carolyn McDonald W alters Bronson Burgess Chevalier Garden White Luigi Hatfield Willis of Urania La has had ten husbands and is now divorced again.

Urania

Wordplay puzzle links WOLF and LION letter shifts

A fragmented puzzle item notes transforming the words WOLF and LION by adding or replacing letters to form new words. It hints at two letters for WOLF and additional changes to LION to yield related terms, mentioning Sep 4 and a phrase So Salts as context.

Endurance Auto Drive Ends In High Point Feat

Clyde B. Mooney, a Greensboro youth, completed a 100 hour endurance drive through High Point. He ended the stunt at 4 p.m. in front of the Broadhurst theater after returning to Main Street with Yow's ambulance nearby. He was taken to a hotel for a bath and then slept in a local furniture store window. George B. Baxter credited local police and citizens for support.

Clyde B. Mooney Greensboro High Point Broadhurst Theater Main Street George B. Baxter

Manhattan land value rise from Thompson purchase to Empire State Building site

In 1799 John Thompson bought 20 acres in Manhattan for 2500 dollars. The portion where the Empire State Building stands now appraises at about 17000000 dollars.

John Thompson Manhattan Empire State Building

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