Two Governors Stir High Point Democrats Rally
A massive Democratic rally in Guilford County and High Point featured Gov. Richard B. Russell of Georgia and Gov. C. Max Gardner of North Carolina. The event included a 1000-strong parade led by a 40-piece band and Hoover Carts, with Gardner and Russell urging a large victory for the Democratic ticket.
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High Point
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
C. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Guil County
High Point Township
Hoover
WL. J. Fisher
Raly. Oe
Waynick
Senate
Gardner
Russell
Guilford County
H Point Township
America
United States Senate
Washington
United States
Federal Farm Board
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Latonia Championship Offers $25,000 Stake For Field of Entries
Latonia Kentucky November 5 top three year olds of 1932 will race this afternoon for the $25,000 added Latonia Championship. Gusto and Gallant Sir are the railbird picks in the final western racing event.
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Latonia
Pir
Gusto
Gallant Sir
Divorce Actions Filed In Court
Two absolute divorce actions were on file in the municipal court today based on the five year separation statute. Hat tie Fletcher sues E H Fletcher and Myrtle Anderson sues Ray Anderson.
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Hattie Fletcher
E. H. Fletcher
Myrtle Anderson
Ray Anderson
Moslems Predominate Among Egyptians Over Nine Tens
A demographic note states that more than 90 percent of Egyptians are Muslims. It emphasizes the religious composition of Egypt and underscores the dominance of Islam in the population.
Woodmen Circle and W O W Hold District Meet
District conference of Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World convened at 2 pm at the W O W hall East Commerce street. Banquet and social hour planned at Green Street Baptist church at 6 pm with addresses by Mayor Grays Mayor Hunt Miss Eva Hunt Effie E Rogers J G Pritchett and others.
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Woodmen Circle
Woodmen of
W. O. W. Hall
East Commerce Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Eva Hunt
Effie E. Rogers
Raleigh
J. G. Pritchett
Burlington
Counter Suit Is Filed By Jones
D. M. Sluder sues H. 8. Jones in municipal court for 500 on a promissory note. Jones answers with a counterclaim denying the debt and asserting he is owed 1300 in 13 monthly payments. He seeks 800 plus court costs and any other relief.
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H. 8. Jones
D. M. Sluder
Mr. Jones
Your Children By Otv By Olive Roberts Barton
A teacher notes that learning stalls when a student misses foundational points. In arithmetic, gaps in understanding past lessons create confusion and misjudgment of effort. Help him locate the snag by revisiting early concepts and building from the first principles.
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Otv
Olive Roberts
Special Services In Churches Here Sunday
Varied church activities are planned in High Point with outreach to veterans at First Methodist Protestant at 7 30. First Baptist will host evangelistic services at 10 10 with Dr Powers preaching, plus 11 00 and 7 30 evening services. Green Street Baptist plans revival starting in two weeks.
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High Point
R. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant
First Baptist Church
C. L. Powers
Green Street Baptist Church
G. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Plans Two Week Revival Start
Green Street Baptist church schedules a two weeks revival beginning November 20 with Rev. Charles B. Howard of Cary North Carolina as preacher and Miss Cora Lee Cannon of Durham as lead of personal workers. Rev. G T Tunstall will speak tomorrow on The Need of a Revival and this evening on The Lord and the Leper. A recent ward religious survey shows unrealized opportunities and privileges for local churches.
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Green Street
Fourth Ward
Johnson to speak at Barnum Springs orphanage service
Joseph B. Johnson, superintendent of Barnum Springs orphanage, will speak at the 11 o'clock morning service with a review of the institution. Rev. Joseph Rennie conducts the 5 o'clock afternoon service. Sunday school is at 9:45 and the Young People's supper meeting at 6:15.
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First Presbyterian
Joseph B. Johnson
Barnum Springs
Joseph Rennie
Last services at First M P Church conference year
The First Methodist Protestant church holds final conference year services in Burlington with 9:45 Sunday school honoring retiring superintendent J H Jennings. Rev R J Farmer leads morning worship and Holy Communion with infant and adult Baptism and church joining offered.
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M. P
First Methodist Protestant
Burlington
J. H. Jennings
R. J. Farmer
Friml
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Farmer
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bugle
Athalia
Mendelssohn
Dix
Arthur Fidler
Stark
C. E. Society
Wesley Memorial preacher to speak on life’s purpose at 11
Rev. G. Ray Jordan will deliver the 11 o'clock sermon titled Whats Life For Anyway. The evening service will close the conference year with a celebration of the Lord s Supper and a brief message on Glory.
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Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Emmanuel Lutheran Plans Dual Sunday Sermons
Emmanuel Lutheran will hold a 11:00 a m service with the sermon God s Plan of Life For Me from Isaiah 42 1 and a 7 30 p m sermon Partitions That Separate Us from Ephesians 2 14. A greed school session is set for 9 45 a m.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Christ
Sermon Topics at First Reformed Church
The First Reformed Church schedules Sunday services at 11 am and 730 pm with Rev. W. R. Shaffer in the pulpit for both. Sunday school starts at 945 am. Various church groups meet at 6 pm, and the week includes officer meeting Monday, prayer study Wednesday, Women’s Missionary Society Thursday, and a Saturday oyster supper hosted by a young women’s class.
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First Reformed
The
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Four Square Society
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Calvary Methodist Holds Closing Conference-Year Services
Calvary Methodist closes its conference year with morning and evening worship. The pastor will preach on Gods Man and His Message in the morning and Facing the Future at 7 30 pm. Manley Bible class meets 9 45 am with church school departments. Young People and Juniors gather 6 45 pm. Public welcome.
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Calvary Methodist
Calvary
Manley
Mass and evening devotions at St Edward’s Catholic Church
Mass will be held at 9 o clock Sunday morning followed by Sunday school. Evening devotions and a lecture on the Doctrine of Indulgences will be held at 7 30 p m by Father Beshel.
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ST. Edward's
Beshel
St. Marys Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Services at St. Marys Episcopal church corner North Main street and Farriss avenue include 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. adult Bible class 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon by Rev. D W Allen Y P S L meets 6:30 p.m. at Parish house Public invited to attend
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
D. W. Allen
Adam and Fallen Man lesson sermon announced
Christian Science announces a Sunday lesson sermon on Adam and Fallen Man to be held in all churches and societies. Services start at 11 o clock at 309 1 2 North Main street with Sunday school at 9 45. The eee room opens Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 30.
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Christian Science
Adam
Churches
Societies of Christ
North Main Street
Central Friends Church Hosts Bible School and War Talk
Central Friends church hosts Bible school at 9 45 with Horace Haworth in charge and classes for all ages. The Brotherhood class meets at 9 45. At 11 the worship service features Tom A Sykes speaking on What Shall Be the Nature of Our Future Fighting and at 7 30 on Shall We End War or Let War End Us. Special music directed by Norman Fidler accompanies both services. Open to visitors and those without a church home.
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J. Gurney Briggs
Church School
F. R. Taylor
Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary
Woman's Missionary Society
North Carolina
Centenary Church
Winston-Salem
Edwin D. Mouton
Jordan
Gilbert T. Rowe
Wesley Memorial
School of Religion
Duke University
Central Friends Bible School
Central Friends Church
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
Tom A. Sykes
Sykes
Norman Fidler
George Washington Forewent Salary During Revolution
Statement notes that George Washington received no pay for his personal services during the American Revolution, highlighting his unpaid leadership role and public service.
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George Washington
Enterprise to Broadcast Election Returns Tuesday
The Enterprise will provide election returns Tuesday across the forty eight states. Citizens are invited to gather in front of the office for quick updates by county, state and nation, with announcements from the earliest returns through the night. A special screen at the Paramount theater will also show returns on Tuesday night.
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Union
Paramount Theater
Challenge Day Observed as Officials Prepare Voter Challenges
Registrars and judges take positions in city voting precincts to handle challenges to voters rights. Challenge day allows parties to question eligibility based on registration status, residency, and time required by law, with eliminations from the rolls for those no longer qualifying.
Meeting of V. F. W. Post Monday Night
Members of the High Point Veterans of Foreign Wars are urged to attend a Monday night meeting at 8 o clock in the Junior Order hall. Commander J W McMahon announced final plans for the post’s participation in the joint Armistice Day program with the American Legion to be discussed.
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High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
American Legion
New Guinea Tribes Adorn with Husbands’ Skulls
Report notes that certain remote New Guinea tribes wear skulls of deceased husbands as neck drapes, describing a custom tied to mourning and cultural practice.
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New Guinea
Guilford College to Stage The Enemy for Homecoming
Guilford College announces the cast for The Enemy by Channing Pollock, chosen for the fall production tied to homecoming day on November 24. David Parsons Jr. of High Point and Harris Moore of Liberty direct, marking the first student management led Guilford production.
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David Parsons, Jr
High Point
Guilford
Guilford College
Channing Pollock
Guilford College Dramatic Council
Harris Moore
Liberty
William Hire
Route 1
Winston-Salem
George Silver
Camden
N. J
Bobby Furpas
Kellam Child Said To His Final Rest
Funeral services for Douglas Armstrong Kellam two months old son of Mr and Mrs M C Kellam were held at their Circle Drive home at 10 30 this morning conducted by Dr Joseph Rennie pastor of the First Presbyterian church. A large gathering attended and floral tributes were many. Prof Dan W Smith sang Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Pallbearers were Clyde Connor Frank Smith K B Pugh and N E Kearns. Interment was made in Oakwood cemetery.
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Douglas Armstrong Kellam
M. C. Kellam
Circle Drive
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Dan W. Smith
Jesus
Clyde Connor
Frank Smith
K. B. Pugh
N. E. Kearns
Oakwood Cemetery
Fairfax Investment files suit over note balance in High Point
Fairfax Investment of Charlotte sues D. C. Cecil in High Point municipal court seeking $4,908.34 of $11,000 under a deed of trust. Complaint states Cecil borrowed $11,000, deed of trust named plaintiff, a foreclosure yielded $6,000, and plaintiff seeks the remaining unpaid principal.
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D. C
Columbus Era Estimate on Indian Population
Estimates place the Indian population of America at the time of Columbus voyage around 50000.
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America
Realtors Back State Sales Tax Enactment At NC Convention
The North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards adopted a resolution in Charlotte favoring a state sales tax to be enacted by the next General Assembly. It also urged reassessment of real property at uniform full value and opposed the current statewide 15 cent ad valorem tax. New officers include President George P. Geohegan Jr and VP Platt Boyd.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
General Assembly
George P. Geohegan, Jr
Greensboro
Foreclosure Notice on Guilford County Land
Pursuant to the power of a deed of trust Harriett L. Elkes and husband W A Elkes defaulted over 90 days. W A J Idol, trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association, to sell a tract of land near Silk Mill in Guilford County North Carolina at public auction December 5. Dred Peacock attorney.
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Cams
USTEE
Harriett L. Elkes
W. A. Elkes
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Bultid and Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Oar County
North Carolina
Harmon Belt
Regier’ of Deeds
Ees
A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
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