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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1938

Page

2

Former Local Man Fatally Injured Identified by Fingerprints

The body of an elderly man fatally injured Sunday night beside a highway near Rocky Mount was identified by fingerprints as George Henderson Powell, a former resident of 114 Green Street. Powell, a native of Keene Ohio, had been selling windshield polish in Rocky Mount posing as George Powell of Whiteville Virginia. FBI records list a nephew in Massillon Ohio.

Rocky Mount Washington George Henderson Powell Green Street J. R. Thomas Powell Keene Ohio George Powell Whiteville Thomas Massillon

Thomasville Official Miraculously Escapes Train Crash

C. E. Shell superintendent of Plant B at the Thomasville Chair Company escaped death Friday after noon when his automobile was struck by a freight train at Fisher Ferry street crossing. The car was driven about 100 feet, wrecked beyond repair, a freight car derailed, and fire broke out before Shell was freed with crow bars. Ambulances attended and no injuries were reported to Shell.

Thomasville C. EE. Shell Thomasville Chair Company Fisher Ferry Street Shell Mr. Shell

Weather forecast for North Carolina region mixed skies

Partly cloudy with light showers in the extreme east tonight. Interior and central areas cooler. Southeast coast also cooler. Sunday mainly fair with showers in the mountains Sunday night. Winds are mentioned but not specified.

North Carolina

Harris Loses Right Hand in Sawing Accident

Special to The Enterprise Harris, operator of the Thomasville Ice and Wood Company on Gray street, suffered the loss of his right hand Friday afternoon at 5 39 when a piece of wood pulled his hand into the saw. He was rushed to City Memorial hospital and later moved to his home at 117 Fisher Ferry street.

Thomasville Harris Thomasville Ice and Wood Company Gray Street City Memorial Hospital Fisher Ferry Street

Employment Service shows rise in placements weekly gains

North Carolina Employment Service office reports a near twenty point gain in placements for the week ending today. A total of 87 jobs were filled with 45 in private employment and 42 in public positions.

North Carolina

Methodist Sunday Services and Epworth League Programs

The schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning sermon at 11 by Rev D V Howell on The First Fruits of the Spirit Epworth League at 6 15 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m The text mentions Men of Faith for the evening program.

D. V. Howell Epworth League

Official Week of Prayer Observance at Main Street Church

Pastor Williams leads 9:30 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. sermon The Official Member followed by Board of Stewards installation. Week of Prayer begins Sunday evening with Woman's Missionary Society sponsorship. Sunday 7 p.m. service by Young People. 6 p.m. Young People meeting. Monday 2:30 p.m. prayer address by Mrs. Charles A. Murray. Wednesday 7 p.m. Woman's Missionary Society meeting.

Main Street N. C Charles A. Mec Murray Woman's Missionary Society

Sunday School and Sermon Series at Local Church

Sunday school begins at 9 45 with Ursal Talkington as superintendent. Classes cover all ages. At 11 the pastor Rev Charles K Gentry continues a sermon series on Practical Holiness. Evening service at 7 15 led by Rev H S Smith in pastor's absence. Mid week prayer is Wednesday at 7 15 with Wesleyan Young People group at the First Wesleyan church.

Ursal Talkington Chas. K. Gentry H. S. Smith Thomasville Wesleyan God W. A. Smart Young People Young People’s Jesus Rev

Pastor Dr. W A Smart Leads Week of Church Activities

A week of church programs led by Dr. W A Smart features daily lectures and services. Activities include youth supper meetings, auxiliary board sessions, and evenings with Smart preaching. Civic clubs and city officials are invited as guests throughout the schedule.

Church of Christ Service Schedule at Hamilton Street

W D Helsabeck minister at 9:45 Bible school 9:45. Lord's supper 11. Morning sermon Thy Kingdom Come. Youth meeting 6:30. Evening sermon The Conversion of a Good Man.

N. “Hamilton State St W. D. Helsabeck Bible School

Reach of Religion Sermon and Markings of God Notice

Lutheran services outline an 11 o clock sermon titled The Reach of Religion based on Genesis 28 12 with text And Jacob dreamed and behold a ladder set up on the earth and the top of it reached to heaven The 7 30 pm service will preach The Markings of God Upon Christ the Son of the Living God from Matthew 16 16 with respective themes.

Jacob God Christ

Episcopal St Marys Sunday Services Schedule

Twenty first Sunday after Trinity Holy communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. Holy communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Young People Service League at 7 p.m.

ST. Mary's Trin Holy Communion At & A.m Young People's Service League

Methodist Protestant Welch Memorial Service Schedule

Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 730 p m led by pastor J D Williams Christian Endeavor meets at 615 p m Prayer ye a Wednesday evening at

Promotion Day at Church Announces Morning Worship and Installations

Sunday School runs 9 45 am with no classes. Morning worship at 11 o clock features Rev O L Easter preaching on Door keepers in the House of God to new officers followed by installation. Evening service at 730 pm. Christian Endeavor meets at 645 pm.

O. L. Easter House of God Christian Endeavor

Regular church services announce Sunday schedule

Regular services will be held beginning with Sunday school at 9 45 a m J A Lee superintendent Rev Edw Suits will preach at the morning service at 11 a m The Lords Supper will be observed at this service The Senior C E society will meet at 6 15 p m with Miss Kath leen Embler in charge of the program The pastor will have charge of the services at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m The fourth quarterly conference will be held this evening at 7 o'clock at the church All official members are urged to be present The public is cordially invited to attend all these services.

A. Lee Edw C. E. Society Kathleen Embler

First Sunday School and Evening Sermons Announced

J H Pritchard to lead Sunday morning Sunday school at 9 45 with Dr J E Pritchard preaching at 11 on The Enrichment of Life The choir sings Break Forth Into Joy A 7 30 evening sermon by Rev J Clay Madison titled The Passing Years includes a review of the year A quartet of Neese Smith Davis and Koonce will perform Junior church theme Following the Master Junior and youth Christian Endeavor meet at 6 30 A Board of Stewards dinner at 6 30 Monday night

J. H. Pritchard J. E. Pritchard North Carolina Simper J. Clay Madison Margaret Opal Neese Vera Smith Carey Davis A. J. Koonce

Holiness Sunday School and Services Schedule

Sunday school at 2 30 p m with a children’s meeting at 3 30 p m led by Rev C A Morgan and Rev H H Stacy. Preaching every Sunday at 4 p m and also Thursday Saturday and Sunday at 7 p m. Motto backs the Bible and oldtime religion.

C. A. Morgan H. H. Stacy

Pentecostal Revival Opens With Frazier Brothers

Rev C Francis noble pastor at 612 Highland avenue announces revival starting Sunday night at 612 Highland avenue. Sunday school at 9 30 a m with M M Strother as superintendent. Preaching at 10 45 a m and 2 p m Young People meet 5 30 p m. Frazier Brothers trio to conduct the meeting.

Pentecostal C. Francis Noble Highland Avenue Strother Pentecostal Trio The Frazier Brothers

Adam and Fallen Men Sermon Series at Christ Scientist Churches

Christian Science churches and societies announce a season sermon on Adam and Fallen Men. Services are every Sunday at 11 o’clock at 319 North Main Street with a reading room open Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m.

Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist North Main Street

Evangelical and Reformed Sunday Schedule Summary

Evangelical and Reformed Church outlines 9 45 a m Sunday school led by John H Lloyd. Sermon series on the Apostles Creed by Rev Hoy L Fesperman with morning service theme He Shall Come to Judge the Quick and the Dead. Evening service at 7 30 p m features The Supreme Offering of Christ. Choirs, mission band, Christian Endeavor meet. Consistory meets Monday at 7 30 p m. Woman's Missionary Society circles host joint meeting with two meetings Monday afternoon and two evening circles at Mrs Henderson's Burton Street. Senior choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m.

John H. Lloyd Hoy L. Fesperman Mission Band Christian Endeavor Societies Christ Woman's Missionary Society John C. Henderson Burton Street

Bethel Temple Sunday Services and Midweek Schedule

Bethel Temple at 706 Snow Street holds Sunday School 9:45, Devotional 11:00, Young People 6:30, Evangelistic 7:39. Tuesday Prayer and Praise and Wednesday Prayer meeting at 523 Cross Street 7:30. Pastor F. C. Myers leads the Christians practice.

Snow Street Cross Street Priday F. C. Myers

What Is a Christian Sermon At Baptist Church

The morning sermon by Rev. C. N. Royal will address What Is a Christian. An evening service will feature An Ideal Christian followed by a baptismal service. Baptist Training Union gathers at 6 30. The official board meets Monday at 7 30 p m.

Green Street C. N. Royal Baptist Training Union

Morning Worship at North Main Street Church

Morning service at 11 o'clock with Rev. A. Lincoln Falk delivering Watch fullness. All new members urged to attend. Evening service at 7 o'clock with topic The Meaning of the Cross. Time change noted. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and B T U at 6 p m.

North Main Street A. Lincoln Falk

Morning worship service and evening sermons at local church

The church schedules morning worship at 10 45 with Rev EB M Smith delivering The Why of Life. An evening service at 7 30 features The Primacy of the Kingdom. A 6 30 p m B T U and Wednesday prayer meeting follow with the pastor leading.

EB. M. Smith

Preaching and Prayer Services at Local Church

With F. P. Vaughan as superintendent preaching at 2 30 p m on Sunday. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m led by Rev. G H Liner pastor.

Pastor Dr A B Conrad Preaches Sunday Sermons

Pastor Dr A B Conrad will preach at both Sunday services with subjects "Our Steward ship" in the morning and "The Eternity of Memory" in the evening. Bible school begins 9 45. Prayer service and B T U Wednesday at 7 30. W M S executive committee meets Monday 3 30 at the church. Senior Board of Deacons meets Monday 7 30 at the church.

A. B. Conrad Bible School

Tabernacle Hosts Missionary Convention With Evening Messages

Tabernacle H P Williams conducts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship with communion. Young Peoples service at 6 30 p m. Evangelistic service features Rev Williams. Beginning Monday night the annual Missionary Convention runs nightly at 7 30 p m with special missionary speakers.

H. P. Williams Young Peoples Junion Rev. Williams

Church of God on Clinton and Redding streets

Church of God at Clinton and Redding streets lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m with Sunday services at 730 p m Mrs C B Sullivan serves as pastor.

Church OF God Clinton and Redding Streets C. B. Sullivan

Revival begins with Rev. G W Cooper in Delano theater

Christian revival opens at 11 a m with Rev G W Cooper preaching in the old Delano theater on English street. Services continue each evening at 7 30 through the week and the public is invited to attend all worship sessions.

G. W. Cooper Delano Theater English Street

Wesleyan Church Schedule Featuring Missions Message

Wesleyan Sunday school at 9 45 a m with J E Kimble as superintendent Preaching at 11 a m by the pastor Visits to shut-ins at 2 30 P M W Y PB A Clyde H Connor president The W H and F M society to lead the 7 30 worship hour Special singers will perform The pastor will deliver a short missions message.

W. Y. PB Clyde H. Connor W. H. and F. M. Society

Presbyterian Church Evening and Morning Services Schedule

The church announces morning services at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday School led by J. D. Ross and a 11 a.m. worship featuring Rev. John R. Williams of Atlanta, Ga. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Williams preaching. Daily services from November 6 to 18 at 9:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Public invited.

Blank Kills One In London Anti Aircraft Accidental

An accidental discharge of a famous 12 shot a minute anti aircraft gun in London killed a territorial soldier and wounded five others when a blank was loaded instead of a live shell.

London Britain

Automobile crash claims life of Charlotte businessman

In Raeford on November 4 an auto truck collision killed John R. Purser Sr a leading Charlotte businessman and injured two Hamlet youths who were given a lift in his car.

Patal Raeford Here John R. Purser Charlotte

Business leaders warn government must curb spending

S Clay Williams chairman of R J Reynolds Tobacco told North Carolina cotton manufacturers at their annual convention that American business must create jobs as government cannot continue to provide employment. He urged mutual cooperation and cautioned against relying on government funds. New association officers and directors were elected.

Pinehurst Clay Williams North Carolina Williams R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company J. Harvey White Graham Association A. C. Myers Gastonia R. C. Moore Rhodhill Hunter Marshall Charlotte J. E. Millis High Point H. M. Jones Laurinburg F. C. Williams Roanoke Rapids R. A. Spaugh, Jr Winston-Salem J. R. Cover, Jr Shelby D. A. Long, Jr Thomasville

Springfield and Friends Central Bible School Events

The note lists schedule for Friends Central Bible School at 9 45 with Horace S Haworth as superintendent and Cecil E Haworth speaking at 11 about Swords Into Plowshares The two Christian Endeavor societies meet at 6 30 with Harriss Jarell in charge The Living School opens at 6 30 with classes on Christian Parenthood Community Issues and Quaker Principles Auxiliary meeting in Annex at 3 15 Monday Biographical studies in early Quakerism Wednesday 7 30 Springfield Sunday school convenes at 10 worship at 11 Murray C Johnson field secretary of the yearly meeting will give a missionary message T Bennison principal Allen Jay school teaches Brotherhood class Tomorrow night three C E societies meet at 6 30 Ten Senior society program by alumni Next Thursday cottage prayer meeting at Pons home Springfield road Sunday school workers council meets Monday night.

Central Bible School Horace S. Haworth Cecil E. Haworth Christian Endeavor Societies Harriss Jarell Springfield Sunday School Murray C. Johnson T. Bennison Allen Jay School C. E Memts

Oak Hill Sunday services and classes schedule

Oak Hill holds Sunday school at 9 45 am with Leslie Gurley as superintendent Worship at 11 am with Rev D Virgil Pike speaking on The Fire Jesus Cast Junior Christian Endeavor at 6 pm led by Mrs Troy Robbins Evening service by the Young People Vic tor Murchison delivers the message at 7 pm Thursday Cottage prayer meeting at John B Burton home on Potts street

Oak Hill Leslie Gurley Virgil Pike Troy Robbins Victor Murchison John B. Burton Potts Street

Archdale Sunday Schedule at Keen Worship and Choir

Archdale church plans Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 a.m. supervised by McCampbell, Keen Worship at 11 a.m. pastor Clifton C. Pearson preaches on Life's Burdens. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavors meet at 6 p.m. Albion English presides over the senior meeting. Choir practice at 7:30 p.m. in the parsonage.

Archdale Oncar McCampbell Clifton C. Pearson Albion English

Turtles Regenerate Shelters After Shell Trade Theories

The article discusses hawksbill turtles often released after marketplaces remove its shells known as tortoise shell. It notes a theory that the turtle regrows a new set of shields to replace those removed, highlighting questions about the biology and trade impact.

News Of Colored People Highlights And Local Church Notices

A compiled page covers community events in Winston-Salem, with The Criterion club dinner at William Penn cafeteria, St Stephen Usher Board chicken supper, Gurley Street Church of God Sunday services, and a City Wide Roy al club recreation at colored parks. It notes Rev Archie Melvin at St Stephen and Winston Quartet at St Mathews, plus library talk by Miss Josephine Griffin and local member updates.

Criterions Criterion Club William Penn St. Stephen Usher Board St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church Gurley Street Pattie Scotton Cora Dorsett Roecity Lucks Archie Melvin Recreation News City Wide Roya’ Club Fairview Leonard Street Thomas Blackmon Phillip Moore Robert Hargraves James Adams Frazier Saunders Isiah Kelley Price Moore James Holton Fairview Street J. T. Miller Richard Byrd B. M. Grace J. C. Morgan L. H. Lemon Sears Roebuck Broadhurst Theater O. E. Davis J. T. Kindall St. Stephen St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Winston Quartet St. Mathew's Willing Workers Quartet Winston-Salem St. Mathew’s Josephine Griffin Leonard St High Point Public Library Griffin Margaret Barnett Hamilton Street Willa Johnson Baurus Memorial Hospital Leice Simpson Willowbrook Street Emmanuel Baptist Church D. D. Mason Mocksville

Ancient Eel Origins Narrated by Aristotle and Pliny

The article notes two classical views on eel origins. Aristotle claimed eels arise from mud while Pliny argued they develop from slime scraped from their parents.

Aristotle Pliny

The Drunken Parliament of Scotland 1661

A historical reference notes that the 1661 Scottish Parliament was nicknamed The Drunken Parliament. The label reflects contemporary or later critique of the assembly’s conduct and proceedings.

Believe It or Not Contest Open to All in High Point

The Enterprise announces an all American Believe It or Not contest with grand prizes including a 1939 Buick, cruises, trips to World's Fair and Bermuda, and luxury hotel stays. Entries must be 100 percent American and addressed to the Believe It or Not Contest Editor at The Enterprise High Point NC.

Robert Ripley Enterprise Rip Sports Hall of Fame Christy Mathewson Walter Johnson Grover Cleveland Alexander Ripley John J. McGaw Marlin Texas Grace New York United Airlines Pennsylvania Hotel San Francisco Miami Florida Everglades Hotel Eastern Air Lines Sun Valley Lodge Sun Valley Idaho Warner Movie Studios Warner Bros Hollywood Califonia American Airlines Beverly Hills Bermuda Ent High Point N. C North South America Oru. S

Thomasville Democrats Rally Behind Bower Before Election

The final Democratic rally at the party headquarters featured John C. Bower of Lexington praising Roosevelt era policies and Davidson County governance. Local leaders including J Walter Lam, Wv Critcher, M Phillips, and Glenn Pennington outlined precinct meeting plans and precinct chair appointments.

Thomasville John C. Bower Lexington Bower Fr D. Roosevelt Davidson County Chressman J. Walter Lam Wv. Critcher M Phillips Register of Deeds Wilson Statelature Glenn Pennington Thomasville Ship Democrats R. E. Burton Frank Hepler Chat Davidson Wholesale Company Free

Hospitable Garage Man Loses Car and Shotgun

In Thomasville a guest stayed at a garage worker named Russell’s while inquiring about a road trip to New York. The man departed with the 1937 Coach, a shotgun, and a road map, leaving no trace of the vehicle or belongings.

Guest Thomasville Red” Ussell Ployee Central Motor Pany New York Russell

Bastille fall marked by 100 slain in 1789 diary note

Louis X France recalls July 14 1879 diary entry noting the Bastille fell on that day with 100 men slain and the lion began in earnest.

Louis X France Bastille

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