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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1938

Page

5

Mart To Open A series Of Services At Wesley Memorial

W A Smart of Emery Ty begins a series of services at Wesley Methodist church today with a sermon I Believe In God. He will preach at the service today and speak morning this week at 10 and each evening at 730 through Friday. He will also speak to the Auxiliary at 330 p m and to the Worker's supper meeting Wednesday at 6. He will address the high end at 850 am and the Junior high at 840 Friday morning. Local leaders praise Dr Smart as a masterful Bible teacher and inspirational speaker from the Emory campus.

W. A. Smart Emery Ty Wesley Memethodist Lock Art A. Smart Birm Ala Mos Smart Emooree H Emory Uni Agered Dr. Smart Jesus

Dr. Smart to Speak at Wesley Memorial and High Point

Local notices celebrate Dr. Smart’s engagement with Wesley Memorial and High Point audiences. Mrs. H. W. McCain and Mrs. Walter L. Watson praise his engaging lectures and modern Bible applications. Reverend James E. Rink recalls inspiring words from Emory speaker.

Construction Permits Keep Steady Pace in High Point

Building activity in High Point last week shows 22 permits issued by the city inspector totaling over 24000 dollars. The largest project is a 7000 dollar seven room two story brick veneer home for Grover C Farr on Colonial drive, with several two family apartments, a Wellington street home, and various repairs and small upgrades across multiple streets.

High Point Grover C. Farr Colonial Drive Council Street Woodland Drive Emma Brower Anderson Street Atlantic Realty and Insurance Company Morris Street Church of God In Christ New Frame Church Beamon Street Furniture City Motor Company North Main Street High Point Metallic Bed Company South Main Street O. A. Kirkman West Green Street D. Gordy Willowbrook Street R. B. Gantt Arcade Ed Covington Kivett Drive Mount Vernon Baptist Church Hoover Street D. McNeil Harmon Street Wrenn and Perry Wrenn Street J. D. Lee Denny Street Don M. Burgess North Hamilton Street W. H. Yokeley Idol Street

York denies candidacy for assistant solicitor post

The Enterprise had reported C A York as a candidate for assistant solicitor. York, a High Point attorney, emphatically rejected the claim last night. Others named in connection with the vacancy include James Lovelace Claude Melver and David Parsons. The board of county commissioners may fill the post when they meet in Greensboro next Monday morning.

Enterprise A. York High Point York James 2B. Lovelace Claude R. Melver David H. Parsons Board of County Commissioners D. C. MacRae Messrs. Melver Parsons Greensboro

Demos Lined Up Strongly For Election

Henry Averill reports North Carolina Republicans forecast sweeping gains in Congress and a Reynolds upset in the Senate, citing 1934 and 1936 results to contrast unlikely GOP wins versus Democratic strength, with district by district outlooks and past vote margins.

Roosevelt Senate Bailey George M. Pritchard

Elm Street student gives talk at regional Red Cross meeting

Esther Marie Free a student at Elm Street school delivered a talk on Junior Red Cross activities during the regional American Red Cross gathering held in Charlotte.

Esther Marie Free Elm Street School Junior Red Cross American Red Cross Charlotte

Esther Marie Free Presents History Junior Red Cross

At a regional American Red Cross meeting in Charlotte Esther Marie Free a Elm Street school student spoke on Junior Red Cross work. She described council structure duties classes safety and citizenship activities and the Safety division's role in protecting students and promoting service.

Esther Marie Free Red Cross American Red Cross Charlotte Elm Street High Point Red Cross Council American Junior Red Cross Council Joseph Coffield Eddie Hatcher Mary Elizabeth Barton

Police Held In Hold Up Of W A Lucas In Columbia S C

Kenneth Breece Cameron 21 of Jonesboro N C was held on charges of carrying concealed weapons grand larceny of an automobile and forgery. He was wanted in Wilson N C for the hold up of W A Lucas chairman of the State Board of Elections and also sought in Salisbury and Wilmington. He was described as a former bank employee at Sanford N C and is connected to multiple North Carolina locations.

Raleigh Charlie Jonas Bob Gregg Cherry Brownlow Jackson Gaston Congress Washington Lindsay Warren John Kerr Graham A. Barden Carl Durham Willis G. Briggs Harold D. Cooley Cooley Hobart Brantley Lon Folger Surry John W. Kurfees, Jr Winston-Salem Frank Hancock E. F. Butler J. Bayard Clark Edgar C. Geddy Erwin U. S Clark Louis Goodman Wilmington G. Oo. Postn Brighth John R. Jones W. O. Burgin C. B. Deane Walter Lambeth Avalon E E. Hall Monroe Adams Statesville Townsend Plan Hobby R. L Bulwinkle Frank A. Patton Major A. L. Bulwinkle Morganton Josiah W. Bailey Vonne Gudger Asheville United States J. M. Gudger Zeb Weaver Weaver H. RB. Leavitt Columbia S. C Leo Jenkins State Highway Patrol Kenneth Breece Cameron Jonesboro N. C Jenkins Wilson W. A. Lucas North Carolina State Board of Elections Sanford Salisbury

Misbranded Seed to be Exposed by Agriculture Dept

Beginning November 15 the North Carolina Department of Agriculture will publish monthly in the Agricultural Review a list of seed dealers found to misbrand seed. The list will name the wholesale and retail dealers, show guaranteed purity and germination versus actual analysis, and note any unlisted impurities. NAMES of dealers and detailed percentages will be disclosed to protect farmers and dealers.

Agriculture Department Raleigh State Department of Agriculture Agricultural Review J. W. Woodside

Snowflakes Never Found Two Alike

A scientific note explains that despite thousands of photographs, no two snowflakes are identical in structure. Researchers highlight the unique patterns formed as water crystals crystallize in atmospheric conditions.

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OPENS H. W. McCain Walter L. Watson Wesley Memorial Junaluska Emory Ring Drug Co Oak View School A. Knight C. A. York Demos GOP Henry Averill Enterprise Bureau Sis Walter Hotel Charlotte Red Cross Guilford Memorial Park Ais le Sato Ladies’ Home Journal Sartin Day Cleaning CO Master Cleaners and Dyers South Main ST
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