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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1933

Page

3

World Getting Better Says C. B. Terry At 80

C B Terry, an octogenarian with two sons R B and L R, celebrates his 80th birthday and asserts the world is improving. He recalls lean postwar years, credits Roosevelt leadership, and praises youth to carry on. He recalls local service as Richmond county school pioneer and civic official.

C. B. Terry R. B L. R. Thi Sa eStetas Terry Roosevelt Mr. Terry Cameron Morrison Cam Senator Simmons Richmond Richmond County Reberdel Manufacturing Company Condi

Moderation His Recipe Moderation His Recipe

B Terry of Hamlet, aged 80, reflects optimism from years of work in lumber turpentine and farming. He built a 16 mile tram road, donated an organ for Green Lake church, and raised five sons and two daughters including Randall B. Terry a publisher in The Enterprise. He follows a simple diet and active lifestyle, reading daily without glasses and staying engaged in current affairs.

Hoffman Gideon’s Mill Richmond County Green Lake Terry Martin Rockingham W. H Lancaster S .C W. C. Terry Hamlet Ida Terry I. F. Davis Lumberton Enterprise Randall B. Terry

St. Marys Church Began as St James Mission in 1882

The St James Mission, later St Marys Episcopal Church, began in 1882 in High Point at loge and Wrenn streets with 20 families and 15 communicants. It moved in 1890 to College and Washington streets, where it stayed 37 years, and became St Marys Episcopal Church.

Pditor High Point St. Mary's Episcopal Church St. James Mission Loge and Wrenn The Episcopal Church St James Mission Theodore Lyman North Carolina Alfred H. Stubbs Corner College Washington

Saint Mary's Parish House and New Church Dedication

St Mary's Parish moved worship to the Masonic Temple after selling the old church in January 1927 for 50000 dollars. The cornerstone of the present Gothic style church was laid in 1927 and the building dedicated May 6, 1928. Rev H Norwood Bowne conducts services after Rev Dan W Allen's retirement, with a call issued to Rev Thomas A Wright, NC pastor and executive secretary for NC Episcopal student work.

Masonic Temple M. P Gen Dan W. Allen H. Norwood Bowne Thomas A. Wright University of North Carolina National Conference of Episcopal Churches St. Mary's Episcopal Church North Main Street West Farriss Avenue

Book Week Poster Contest Planned For High School

The Intimate Book Shop sponsors a Book Week poster contest for Senior High School students. Posters on books reading or libraries are eligible with no size limit. Submissions go to Miss Mae Graham by 5 PM November 9. The winner is announced November 12 and honored November 15.

Intimate Book Shop Mae Graham Enterprise

Set of Rectifiers Installed To Save City Nearly $200

A new set of rectifiers operating on 110 volts was installed on the fire alarm switchboard at fire station two by O. M. Hayworth, electrician, saving the city nearly $200. The switchboard is now in perfect working order and not expected to require further service for a long time.

Number Two O. M. Hayworth

Aleen Wall Laid To Rest In Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Aleen Wall were held at 2 oclock yesterday afternoon at her parents home conducted by Rev A Lincoln Falk pastor of Mechanicsville Baptist church. Choir sang Jesus Loves Me This I Know and Rock of Ages. Flowers were carried by Rosa Johnson Cora Johnson Edna Shaver Doris King Wade Thrift Margaret Thrift Jackie Connor and Hilda Freeman. Pallbearers were W C Brooks L S Miller I F Hedgecock and G W Lee. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.

Aleen Wall A. Lincoln Falk Mechanicsville Baptist Church Jesus Rock of Ages Little Misses Rosa Cora Johnson Edna Shaver Doris King Wade Thrift Margaret Thrift Jackie Connor Hilda Freeman W. C

Local firms sign Certificates of Compliance with President Reemployment Agreement

Four more Blue Eagle operators Dalton Florist Parks and Gearran EE P Mullinex and M Herman signed Certificates of Compliance yesterday, joining the existing list of local firms adhering to the president's reemployment standards.

Blue Eagle Dalton Florist Parks and Gearran EE. P. Mullinex M. Herman

Arsenic Poison Attack Narrows Life of Local Woman

Mrs Harvey Clodfelter of Guilford Street was rushed by ambulance to Guilford General Hospital on Saturday after ingesting arsenic in a suspected suicide attempt. Doctors reported she is improving but warned outcomes remain uncertain as the poison’s effects unfold.

Harvey Clodfelter Guilford General Hospital

Graham Man Arrested After Accident In Graham

C A Gillespie of Graham was arrested on reckless driving charges after his car collided at West Broad and Lindsay streets with a car driven by J R Carpenter of Walnut Street. Mrs Carpenter suffered minor injuries and both vehicles sustained heavy damage.

C. A. Gillespie Graham J. R. Carpenter Walnut Street West Broad Lindsay Streets

Mr Wise Resting Nicely After Fall At Kernersville Mill

G E Wise of 111 Briggs Avenue was reported resting well at Burrus Memorial Hospital after suffering shoulder back injuries and lacerations from a fall from a ladder while working on a hosiery mill construction in Kernersville Thursday. He regained consciousness yesterday.

G. E. Wise Briggs Avenue Burrus Memorial Hospital Kernersville Mr. Wise

Stolen 1926 Buick Belongs to Rose Furniture Owner

A 1926 Buick sedan owned by R. H. Hayworth of the Rose Furniture Co. was stolen last night from South Wrenn Street behind the Rose Furniture store. Police were notified.

R. H. Hayworth Rose Furniture Company Wrenn Street Rose Furniture

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B. Terry L. R. Terry St. Mary’s Church W. Lawton Mellichampe J. G. Lambert St. Mary’s Parish House Grates Quality Coal CO E. Washington ST A. B Nell Little Nell True Blue Frederick Frederick Driv Stubbs Frederick American Business Club Elliott $. Wood, Inc High Point, N. C Aleen Blue Eagles Singer Sewing Machines Singer Singer Sewing Machine Company Ing Sewing Machine Co., Inc Singer Company Graham Man Hospital
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