Umstead to Headline County Democratic Rally in Greensboro
Plans are set for a countywide Democratic rally at Emma Blair School in the fourth ward tonight at 7 30. William B. Umstead will deliver the principal address as congressional nominee, with county candidates speaking. The week continues with Waynick and Nash in Mechanicville and a Friday rally featuring Governor Gardner and Governor Russell in Greensboro.
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W.B. Umstead
Emma Blair
Russell Street
Fourth Ward
William B. Umstead
I. Anunteen Calle
TRV
Court House
Greensboro
L. J. Fisher
Emma Blair School
C. M. Waynick
State Senate
M. W. Nash
Mechaniacville
Moffitt Underwear Company
Gardner
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Moffitt
Elwood
Democratic
Young Democratic Club
Io Democratic
J. T. Burrus
Joe Hoffman
Post Office
Governor Russell
Four Compelled To Sleep In One Bed In Need
Officials of the High Point Board of Public Welfare announced a bed is needed for a needy family where four persons share one bed as the mother is ill. Call the welfare board at city hall to donate a bed and also a table and chairs for another deserving family.
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High Point Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Board
Well Known Colored Citizen Passes Here
Henry Washington a well respected colored citizen died at his sister in law's home at 800 East High Street. Born in Piedmont Virginia about 65 years ago he lived in High Point 25 years and worked at Snow Lumber for over 20 years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m from Mt Vernon Baptist Church with Rev C B Kirby and Rev G W Buckrham. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Henry Washington
East High Street
Piedmont
High Point
Snow Lumber Company
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
C. B. Kirby
G. W. Buckrham
Emanuel Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Monarch Club Holds Business Session at Sheraton
The High Point Monarch club met at 12 15 PM in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room with President Henry Grady Owens presiding. The gathering focused on club business as Dr CC D Thompson was welcomed back from leave and W B McEwen urged support for the annual Red Cross Roll Call drive starting later this month.
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High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Henry Grady Owens
CC. D. Thompson
W. B. McEwen
Red Cross
Doctor Russell L. Cecil to address Guilford County doctors
Dr Russell L Cecil associate professor of clinical medicine at Cornell University will speak to the Guilford County Medical Society at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro tomorrow night. He will discuss Chronic Arthritis and is noted for extensive arthritis and pneumonia research and a respected medical author.
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Russell L. Cecil
Cornell University
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Florentine
Cecil
Cornell
America
D. A. Owenhey
The Child's Investments in Sleep addressed by Mrs Ingram
Mrs Fred P Ingram of the City schools Parent-Teacher council spoke to Brentwood Parent-Teacher association on The Child's Investments in Sleep. She urged quiet sleeping conditions and explained sleep's role in rebuilding for both children and adults. The talk opened a series of group meetings with another topic planned for Tuesday night The Child's Appetite by Mrs S S Coe.
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Fred P. Ingram
Parent-Teacher Council
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
S.S. Coe
Kirkman to Speak at Brentwood School PTA Meeting
Arthur Kirkman new High Point school board member and local business leader will address Brentwood school PTA Thursday at 7 30 pm. The talk titled The Influence of Good Reading marks Book Week observance and follows a membership campaign report. Special music by Elizabeth Strickland and Dorothy Hoskins will precede the devotional led by Rev BE Kirk of Calvary Methodist Church.
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Arthur Kirkman
High Point School
Parent-Teacher Association
Brentwood School
Kirkman
Elizabeth Strickland
Dorothy Hoskins
Kirk
Calvary Methodist Church
Ehringhaus Address To Be Broadcast By WBIG
J C B Ehringhaus Democratic candidate for governor will speak at the Guilford courthouse Greensboro tonight at 8 o clock. The address will be broadcast over radio station WBIG and he will be introduced by Solicitor H L Koontz.
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Ehringhaus
WBIG
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Guilford
Greensboro
H. L. Koontz
Burris Praises New Plymouth Six On Washington Showing
Jack Burris of Gate City Motor reports from Washington that the Plymouth Six far surpasses expectations and is the sensational value for American buyers. He notes the car will be a major public buy in on November 17th.
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Jack Burris
Gate City Motor Company
Washington, D. C
America
High Point Council Meets for Welfare, Finance Talks
A joint luncheon of the welfare board and city council covers public welfare, federal relief allotments to Guilford County, nurse contract issues with Metropolitan Life, and a new assistant collector appointment. Manager Knox seeks loan renewal. foxhounds move to the country.
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Welfare Board
McAdoo
High Point
Guilford County
Counci Imas
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
M. Knox
Knox
Hodge
Sechrest
Layton Hodge Joins City Collection Department
Burnington native Layton Hodge, long resident of High Point and involved in the automobile trade, yesterday entered the municipal collection department as a staff member.
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Layton Hodge
Burnington
High Point
National Legion Chief to Speak at Fall Meeting in Charlotte
Louis Johnson new National Commander of the American Legion will headline a fall conference of post district and department officers in the Charlotte hotel ballroom. The event marks his first official North Carolina visit and features brief talks by prominent legion figures alongside Johnson.
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Louis Johnson
Henry L. Stevens
The
American Legion
Charlotte
North Carolina
Johnson
Legion
Bryce P. Beard
Beard
Special Sermon For All Veterans Invited by Local Legion
The American Legion post voted to attend a special veterans service at First Methodist Protestant Church on Sunday November 6 at 7 30 pm. Rev R I Farmer will deliver the sermon and Legion members will gather at the Legion hall at 7 15 pm to march in a body. I N Ritchie resigned as first vice commander and the vacancy will be filled at the November 15 meeting.
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American Legion
First Methodist Protestant
R. I. Farmer
Post
George F. Edwards
Legion Hall
South Main Street
I. N. Ritchie
Turner and Koontz Speak at Whitsett Democratic Rally
Thomas Turner Jr. from this city, seeking re election to the state house, and Solicitor H L Koontz of Greensboro in the 12th district, were principal speakers at a Democratic gathering at Whitsett school last night. Turner focused on state issues and general assembly problems. Koontz criticized the Republican administration and faulted Hoover's leadership.
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Thomas Turner, Jr
House of Representatives
H. L. Koontz
Greensboro
Whitsett School
Turner
Koontz
Hoover
Stove Too Close To Wall Causes Early Morning Fire
Firemen attributed the blaze at 1112 Downing street to a stove placed too near a wall. The fire caused only minor damage with a small area burned in the room. Occupant: Buster Dorster. Company No. 1 answered the call.
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1112
Downing Street
Buster Dorster
Company No. 1
District Meeting of W O W Here Saturday
Plans rushed for the joint district meeting of the Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World to be held here Saturday afternoon and night. About 125 delegates from ten counties are expected to attend.
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Woodmen Circle
Woodmen of the World
Minister Delivers Strong Message At First Baptist Church
Dr. C L Powers of Wichita Falls Texas preached at First Baptist last night using Luke five to urge Christians to integrate Jesus into business and daily life. He compared Peter’s boat to modern enterprises and urged believers to launch into the deep and let down their nets for God. The evening included song services and a convention schedule with remarks by local officials and church leaders.
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C. L. Powers
Wichita Falls
Tex
First Baptist Church
Dr. Powers
Lake of
Gennesaret
Jesus
Simon Peter
Peter
Jesus Christ
J. Gurney Briggs
Missing High Point youth Clar ence Halifield sought
Mr and Mrs J S Hallifield of 1008 Park street appeal for information on their son Clarence Halifield 16 a high school sophomore and The High Point Enterprise carrier boy who has been missing since Monday. He left for school wearing a black coat blue trousers a brown sweater and brown cap. He has two front teeth missing brown hair blue eyes and a fair complexion. Authorities or any with information are asked to contact the parents.
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J. S. Hallifield
Park Street
Clarence Halifield
High Point Enterprise
Young Hallifield
Two Fayetteville youths held as witnesses in car theft case
High Point police report warrants for Clarence Bogan and Hartford Smith, both of Fayetteville, for larceny of a Ford roadster from F A McBride on October 19. They are being held in Fayetteville as material witnesses in store breaking cases after sheriff arrest.
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High Point
Clarence Bogan
Hartford Smith
Fayetteville
F. A. McBride
Mr. Allen Addresses A. B. Club At Elwood Hotel
Rev D W Copal Church hosted the American Business club gathering last night in the Elwood hotel private room. Mr Allen delivered a strong address to a receptive audience. The play committee announced rehearsals for a November 17 and 18 presentation at the junior high. W B McEwen urged Red Cross Roll Call participation and noted that only 50 cents of each donation supports the local chapter. Jack Thomas won the attendance prize. James W Poole, chief of the local trust company unit, attended as a guest with President Charles W McAnally presiding.
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D. W. Allen
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Allen
W. B. McEwen
Red Cross
McEwen
Jack Thomas
James W. Poole
The
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Presi Charles W. McAnally
Colvin Pruden Files Action For Divorce
Colvin Pruden has filed for absolute divorce from Isadore Pruden in High Point municipal court under the five year separation statute.
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High Point
Colvin Pruden
Isadore Pruden
Correction on California Electoral Votes Error
The Enterprise reports an earlier typographical error misstate California's electoral votes. The correct figure is 22, while the total electoral votes across all states total 531.
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California
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