Jury Visits High Point Sewage Plant in Odor Case
Greensboro special reports Judge Wilson and Warlick adjourned court to inspect the High Point sewage treatment plant. H. S. Jones sues the city for $25,000 over odors affecting his nearby farm. Defense witnesses defend plant operations and odor absence. The trial continues with up to thirty city witnesses expected.
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Enterprise Greensboro
Wilson
Warlick
Superior Court
High Point
H. S. Jones
H.S. Jones
Silas McBee
City Engineering
C. W. Mengel
Mengel
Infant son of W N Garner mourned at funeral
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs W N Garner of 409 Walnut street were held from the home at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev Mr Tucker of Denton. Pallbearers were Stanton Lee Jake Garner Clarence Garner Fred Garner. Flowers were carried by Alma Lee Annie Marie Hedrick Ernestine Hedrick Helen Lee and Vada Garner. Jesus Lover of My Soul was sung. A short service was held at the home and final rites were conducted at the graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Garner
Walnut Street
Mr. Tucker
Denton
Stanton Lee
Jake Garner
Clarence Garner
Fred Garner
Alma Lee
Annie Marie Hedrick
Ernestine Hedrick
Helen Lee
Vada Garner
Jesus Lover of
Services Held For Mrs Pattie Bell From Laurel Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. Pattie Bell of Laurel Hill were held at Laurel Hill Baptist church in Montgomery County with Rev. C F Womble and Rev. C B Reid officiating. A large crowd from High Point attended as pallbearers and floral attendants were named. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Pattie Bell
B. E B. Chandler
Prospect Road
Laurel Hill Baptist Church
Montgomery County
F. Womble
Highland M. B65
C. B. Reid
Laurel Hill Church
High Point
H. G. Jarrett
W. A. Price
A. A. Hipps
Price Lawrence
J. F. Saunders
R. D. Blaylock
Geraldine Bell
Ruby Bruton
Irma Chandler
Ruth Stevenson
Hazeline Hartsell
Vera Chandler
Bertha Chandler
Eligie Bruton
Grace Stevenson
Mary Henderson
Miss Mozelle King Claimed By Death
Funeral services for Miss Mozelle King 27 of Randleman will be held at Mount Lebanon church tomorrow at 3 o'clock. She died at her home after a long illness. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Will King of Randleman four sisters Mrs Charles Lovett Miss Bright and Jewel King of Randleman Mrs W S McKenzie of Archdale and three brothers Henry King of Greensboro Amos and Grover King of Randleman.
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Asheboro
Mozelle King
Randleman
Mount Lebanon Church
T. W. Williams
Miss King
Will King
Charles Lovett
Bright
Jewel King
W. S. McKenzie
Archdale
Henry King
Greensboro
Amos and
Grover King
Bargain court fines set for drunken disorderly charges today
In Municipal Court Judge Teague offered reduced fines under the new system for drunk and disorderly convictions. Sixteen defendants faced the bargain, with many receiving the lower $16 fine plus $10.50 costs or specified jail time. several charges were dismissed or punished with short terms, while others kept traditional penalties. The full docket lists numerous traffic and prohibition violations, with fines ranging from $15 to $25 and various jail terms.
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Lewis E. Teague
R. L. Pierce
L. R. Rhodes
North Carolina
C. D. Finch
Alex Mason
B. F. Nichola
Henry Beck
R. B. Flynt
Ed Medlin
M. M. Swart John Brown
Gilbert Benard
Roosevelt Gibson
Hal Ragan
Clyde Spoon
Wallace Hayes
Jack Armfield
O. F. Lydia
Lindsay Thomas
Lonnie Holly
C. 8. Dooley
EB. R. Owens
E. W. King
Watson Nance Moore
F. C. Clement
J. O. Grimes
B. S
Ministers Hear Call to Service at North Carolina Conference
The M P Conference opens with Rev Tom A Sykes urging ministers to abandon cynicism and pursue active Christian service. A long list of church appointments follows including Alamance Anderson Henderson Graham Allman and many others across North Carolina with Rev Sykes leading the devotional and Dr Horace Coleman addressing the gathering.
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R,a. Hunter
Henderson
Edwin Suits
High Point
R. V. Yokeley
Thomasville
George R. Brown
Reidsville
W. R. Goley
Graham
E. L. Douglas
R. M. Cox
Winston-Salem
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Sykes
Horace Coleman
Sunday School Association
Taylor
Alamance
J. A. Burgess
Anderson
M. C. Henderson
Albemarle
J. A. Anderson
Haw River
J. L. Trollinger
L. W. Gerringer
Farmer
Adela Welch
J. D. Williams
Salvation Army Seeks Blankets for New Men's Shelter
Salvation Army officials appealed today for blankets and quilts to equip a new men’s shelter rented to hold winter overflow transients. Heavy blankets are especially needed and donors may call Salvation Army headquarters at 4328.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Headquarters
List of names and offices in regional church administration
A long rolled list of names, towns, and posts related to church administration appears. It names individuals with towns such as Lexington, Mebane, Winston, High Point, Weaverville and others, plus roles like associate secretaries, superintendents, professors, and district chairmen.
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Rockingham
J. H. Trollinger
Roseneath
H. F. Surratt
Saxpabaw
T. J. Whitehead
Shady Grove
Charles Grant
Shiloh
Troxler
Siler City
Leight’s Chapel
Spencer
G. H. Hendry
Springchurch
W. H. Neese
Tabernacle
H. L. Isley
Thomasville
H. W. Jer
T. Glenn Madison
Est End
H. W. Bell
Vance
J. W. Braxton
Weaverville
E. G. Cowan
West Forsyth
C. B. Way
Whitaker
G. L. Reynolds
Winston
J. E. Pritchard
South
Traxler
Yarborough
M. I. Crutchfield
A. O. Lindley
C. J. Edwards
Andrews
W. T. Totten
J. D. Hardee
Atlas Rich
H. L. Powell
High Point College
Dr. P. S&s. Kennett
J. B Lin
Bethel Home
Homer Caste
Children's Home
High Point
A. G. Dixon
High Point College, and Conference Council, Religious Education
N. M. Harrison
Adam and Fallen Man Is Subject Studied By Christian Science
The Lesson Sermon for November 8 in Christian Science Churches centered on Adam and fallen man. The Golden Text from Ephesians 2 speaks of awakening and Christ giving light, while Romans 8:2 notes the spirit of life in Christ freeing from sin and death. Mary Baker Eddy’s science and health, page 557, asserts divine science lifts the curtain on man as ever with his creator.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus
Mary Bakerddy
Inter-Club Council To Meet At Elwood Hotel
The High Point Inter-Club Council will hold its regular meeting with dinner tonight at 6 30 o clock at the Elwood hotel in the private dining room.
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High Point I Inter-Club Council
Elwood Hotel
Mother Nature's Strange Pranks Displayed at The Enterprise
Mrs Flodie Andrews of Denton contributed a twin hickory nut to The Enterprise unusual fruits and vegetables exhibit. The nut, donated by J L Smith of 600 Thistle Street, was placed in the show window for public viewing.
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Flodie Andrews
Denton
Enterprise
J. L. Smith
Thistle Street
Old Time Religion Urged by Jordan at Wesley Memorial
Rev. G Ray Jordan urged embracing the old time religion as a creed of ethics and social harmony during a Sunday sermon at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. He urged Christians to reject narrow loyalties and focus on truth, honesty, and neighborly love, noting true religion is inward transformation leading to better social conduct.
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Rev
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jesus
Mr. Jordan
Moses
Egypt
Abraham
Three Injured In Two Minor Crashes
Three people sustained slight injuries in two minor accidents yesterday. Melvin Potts of 804 Vail Street was hurt in a collision about 8 pm and treated at Guilford General Hospital before returning home. James Hoover and James Carathis, both negroes, were injured when their car overturned on Fairfield Road near Asheboro Road around 7 pm. Carathis was later arrested for drunkenness and jailed in High Point.
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Melvin Potts
Vail Street
Yow
Guilford General Hospital
James Hoover
James Caruthis
Fairfield Road
Asheboro
High Point Hospital
Carathis
High Point
High Point News Briefs November 9 1931
Local items from High Point North Carolina dated November 9 1931 note community updates and events in and around the city with brief notices of interest to residents.
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High Point
N. C
Chamber of Commerce Praises Business Week Outlook
The Chamber of Commerce cites Business Week's analysis noting a likely vigorous upturn in business next year. It highlights ending price deflation, resumed currency flow, and easing banking strain as factors for inflationary stimulus and stronger credit support.
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Business Week
Congress
England
France
Germany
Helmses Visit Sister in Virginia Home
Mr and Mrs J B Helms of Nettle Ridge Virginia visited their sister Mrs D R Clark at her home 670 Wesley Place.
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J. B. Helms
Nettle Ridge, Va
D. R. Clark
Wesley Place
University of Iowa Ends Bachelor of Laws Degree
The University of Iowa will discontinue the bachelor of laws degree and will in the future confer only the degree JD Juris Doctor. The change aligns the college with modern legal education naming conventions and impacts current and prospective law students.
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University of Iowa
Johnston Urges Striving for Top in Commercial Education
L R Johnston principal of High Post high school speaks at the opening of the Southeastern Commercial college. He says the top of any profession is never crowded and stresses accuracy over speed while outlining school plans and staff, including Isenhour Ratcliffe and McLeod.
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L. R. Johnston
High Post High School
Southeastern Commerciial College
Johnson
Johnston
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Ina Ratcliffe
J. G. Isenhour
H. L. Isenhour
John G. McLeod
Rockingham Fire Damages 50 000 At Mill Village Store
A fire in Rockingham North Carolina destroyed a mercantile store owned by Lonnie McCaskill Richmond county commissioner and two houses. The blaze also damaged a large hotel and the Hast ingham post office before being controlled by firefighters. Cr B Bowen narrowly escaped as the roof collapsed no serious injuries were reported.
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Rockingham
N. C
Hastingham
Lonnie McCaskill
Richmond County
Cr. B. Bowen
Bondsman Home Is Raided While He Aids Friend
F J Turner of 11238 Adams street sought bond for C B Dooley at police headquarters when officers raided Turners home finding homebrew. Turner admitted ownership of the seized liquor and was jailed until bond could be arranged. Dooley fled, throwing bottles, and was later detained. a second warrant led to Turner being held, with trial postponed until next morning.
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F. J. Turner
Adams Street
Dooley
Turner
Kkouder Soraing
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