Cox Celebrates 75th Birthday at Emerywood Home
J Elwood Cox a prominent local financier celebrated turning 75 with a dinner at his Emerywood residence. Attendees included Dr. L L Hobbs Joseph A Hoskins R R King and W C Boren. Far flung well wishers sent greetings by radio and in person recalling Guilford College days and old New Garden memories.
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J.‘ Elwood Cox
Emerywood
Cox
L. L. Hobbs
Guilford College
Joseph A. Hoskins
Summerfield
R. R. King
Greensboro
W. C. Boren
Old New Garden School
Mr. Cox
Statin Wbig
Chicago Lecturers Will Speak In City On Japan
Mr and Mrs Horace Coleman of Chicago renowned on Japanese art and customs will lecture at Central Friends church starting November 9 under the Church Women’s Auxiliary. Subjects cover Japan art gardens literature and customs with tinted slides by Japanese artists. The Collectons have lived in Tokyo over 20 years and speak Japanese.
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Horace Coleman
Chicago
Central Friends Church
Japan
Woman's Auxiliary
Coleman
Tokyo
Korea
Lecturers From America and Japan Visit High Point
American and Japanese critics will lecture in High Point from November 9 through November 15, presenting talks on film and literary topics.
Henry Dwire Speaks at Central Friends Church Supper
Henry Dwire formerly a Winston-Salem business and newspaper man and now Duke University alumni affairs director will speak at Central Friends church supper in Winston-Salem. The event features Wesley Memorial quartet music, with C F Tomlinson presiding. Spare activities include junior boys and girls and Margaret Fell circle meetings at 5:30 and a prayer meeting at 8, with reservations urged for nonseason-ticket attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Henry Dwire
Winston-Salem
Duke University
Dwire
Wesley Memorial
C. F. Tomlinson
Margaret Fell
Anna Mendenhall
Butler on Courts as Human Creations
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler argues that courts are not disembodied intellects but human institutions shaped by people and context. He emphasizes flaws, biases, and the need for reform to reflect society’s evolving standards.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Slightly Injured In Auto Accident
Russell Gilpin of 300 Best street was treated at Guilford General hospital last night around 11 for slight bruises and a chin laceration. He was discharged to his home.
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Russell Gilpin
Best Street
Guilford General Hospital
Four High Point Residents Injured in Collision Near Randolph County
At the intersection of highways 61 and 70 near the Randolph county line, four High Point residents sustained mainly bruises and cuts when their Nash car collided with T H Olive of Mount Gilead. Mrs Olive suffered a serious leg fracture and bruises. she was taken to Clinic hospital in Greensboro. The other four were not hospitalized. Investigating officers cited disregarded stop signals at the crossing of highways 61 and 70, noting a prior crash earlier that day involving a Chevrolet and a model T Ford.
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High Point
T. H. Olive
Mount Gilead
Greensboro
Randolph County
Green Carter
Maggie
Annie Carter
J. C. Lance
H. T. Olive
Clinic
Guy Brittain
J. W. Donavant
W. QO
Brandon
Nash
Highway 70
Last Rites Held For Martha Jane Keeling
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Jane Keeling widow of C. M. Keeling were held at Christian Union church Randolph county at 3 30 p m Sunday conducted by Rev J C Kidd Rev George T Tunstall and Rev E L Kirk. choir sang Asleep In Jesus and Does Jesus Cure Pallbearers were John Comer Frank Comer R D McKinney S H Hartgrove H C Poole and C T Yarborough Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Martha Jane Keeling
C. M. Keeling
Filbert Street
Christian Union Church
Randolph County
J. C. Kidd
George T. Tunstall
E. L. Kirk
Calvary M. EB
Green Street
John Comer
Frank Comer
R. D. McKinney
S. H. Hartgrove
H. C. Poole
C. T. Yarborough
Comtery
High Point Seeks Population Boost to Meet City Debt
A 1931 audit shows High Point assets of 16.68 million and liabilities of 11.86 million With 8.21 million in net liabilities to be met by taxes over 40 years officials say growth and new industry can spread the cost They project population rising from 36 745 in 1930 to 50 000 by 1949 and urge rapid attraction of business and residents to secure prosperity.
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High Point
North Carolina Classis 10 Convenes Tonight
Rev W R Shaffer leaves for Beulah church Welcomes six miles north of Lexington for the North Carolina classis gathering at 7 30 p m tonight Other local attendees expected Dr Howard Onwake new Catawba College president spoke at the Huntingdon Pa Synod meeting Dr J C Leonard Lexington pastor represented home missions Dr J M Mullan Philadelphia secretary of home missions to deliver a principal address Rev H N Bassler Westminster vice president of ministerial relief to report on missionary and stewardship The general board will be represented by Rev Henry K Miller Tokyo Japan who will speak for foreign missions Rev W C Lyerly Greensboro president of the classis will preside the meeting
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W. R. Shaffer
Reformed Church
North Carolina
Beulah Church
Welcome
Lexington
Shaffer
Huntingdon
Synod of the Potomac
Howard Onwake
Catawba College
J. C. Leonard
The
Reformed Church At
Board of Home Missions
J. M. Mullan
Philadelphia
H. N. Bassler
Westminister
Board of Ministerial Relief
Henry K. Miller
Tokyo
Japan
Board of Foreign Missions
W. C. Lyerly
Greensboro
Stove Needed at Salvation Army for New Men's Shelter
Salvation Army officials appeal for a heater and a cook stove to outfit a new men’s shelter beside the army hall ahead of winter. Adjutant John O’Beirne cites expected transient influx and urges donations from the public via Salvation Army headquarters at the First Reformed church.
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Salvation Army
Army Hall
John O’beirne
O’beirne
High Point
Army
Jr. O U A M Adds New Members in Mechanicsville Council
Six new members joined Mechanicsville Council No. 347 Jr. O U A M during a membership drive. An open forum highlighted the council's latest laws at the last meeting.
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Mechanicsville Council No
Man Fled Accident Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
Roy Coltrane of Trinity, jailed after fleeing the scene of a wreck where he was the sole injured party, received six months at hard labor in High Point municipal court on a charge of operating a car intoxicated and was ordered to pay costs and damages to C. E. Moose's automobile for reckless driving. Coltrane's car struck Moose's parked vehicle on Russell Street.
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Roy Coltrane
Trinity
High Point
C. EB. Moose
Coltrane
Russell Street
Mr. Moose
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
Mrs. H. Price of Woodside Long Island claims to have dropped from 190 to 126 pounds in a year using Kruschen. She says she looks younger and attracts compliments from friends. The ad urges a half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and money back if not satisfied.
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Mann Drug Co
Cecil Drug Store
America
Ady
Kaplan Returns From Gotham Buyout Tour
Harry C. Kaplan of Kaplan's Inc. returns from New York where he spent several days buying new women's ready to wear for their new store. He says manufacturers and business people are more optimistic that business is on the uptrend.
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Harry C. Kaplan
Kaplan's Inc
New York
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