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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
12
High Point and Jamestown battled to an 8 to 3 tie in Guilford County league play. High Point must beat Guilford High next Tuesday to force a playoff or risk elimination. Jamestown and High Point both showed strong offensive tempo and goal chances throughout a tense match.
High Point High School’s Midgets fall 2-0 to Twin City in Wi after a first quarter blocked kick counted as a safety. High Point threatened four times at the five but could not score, while Winston-Salem’s defense held. Pyrum and Wall stood out on offense as High Point showed its best effort of the season.
Henry Odum of High Point Steam Laundry asks The Enterprise to state he is not the same Henry Odum tried in High Point Municipal Court Wednesday.
Major Bruce Carraway of High Point and Attorney Wilson of Asheboro will headline a Democratic rally and barbecue at Poplar Ridge in Randolph County tonight. The event aims to mobilize hundreds of voters ahead of the general election next Tuesday.
John Mead and his five sons operate the Great Western railway line in Wales, continuing a family trade and small enterprise amid regional rail activity.
Varsity and freshman wrestling teams at State College started training for a winter mat program that opens January 16 1933 against North Carolina in Raleigh. Six varsity meets and three for freshmen are planned with clashes set vs Duke VPI VMI and others. New coach Red Hicks must build a team without a returning letterman. only captain Martin Batemore 125 pounds is absent. Prospects include David Morrah Colin Kerr Charlie Nolan Hiram Bell James LeRoy Tony Marchese Feld etc along with James Cooper James Fortune James McLaurin and Stephen Colenda in various weight classes. Woodrow
Evangelist R. L. Erickson returns for a several week campaign starting November 6 in the old skating ring at 112 Ward Street near South Main. He will be joined by Mrs. Erickson at the piano as testimonies from prior meetings are shared and faith healing is promoted.
Farr of High Point Clifton Croom of Bolton James Stingley from Washington Ark and John Henry of McKees Rocks Pa are named among fighters in the 165 and 175 pound classes with Stanley Clevenger from Winchester Va and Don Fry from Princeton W ay as unlimited class competitors.
Raleigh November 4 The State Corporation Commission plans no further rate cuts for the remaining three electric power firms for several days perhaps until next week The commission has set new Durham Public Service Company rates effective November 10 saving about 62000 annually The Tidewater Power Company and Carolina Power and Light are near agreement while Southern Utilities seeks a 60 day notice option and possible tax changes loom over legislative action.
Arolen Depositor questions whether local banking spirit survives the Commercial National Bank failure. He notes loss of confidence and impact on trade, urges leaders to state plans to restore stability, and calls for public comment from High Point businessmen and citizens.
An annual singing festival will be held Sunday November 6 at 1 30 p m in the Liberty school auditorium directed by R P Smith. The Stamps All Star trio Frank Stamps bass N O Fasset alto Brock tenor will perform. All singers and the public are invited to attend.
Of the world's 3,000,000 lepers 12,000 are in the Philippine Islands. The report highlights endemic disease prevalence and regional impact within the archipelago.
A Georgia man writes of relief from bilious spells after taking Thedford's Black-Draught. He reports significant improvement and notes the syrup form is available through druggists.
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