Infant Daughter Of Paul Hill Dies Soon After Birth
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S Paul Spell Hill died at a local hospital shortly after 6 on Monday. Born November 8 1937 the child was only hours old. Surviving are the parents on Asheboro road and the grandparents J R Hill Randolph county and Dora Spell Sampson county. Funeral services were held at 4 this afternoon from the residence by Rev J W Grace with interment in Trinity cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hill
S. Paul
Mattle Spell Hill
Asheboro Road
J. R. Hill
Randolph County
Dora Spell
Sampson County
J. W. Grace
Trinity Cemetery
Appointments Announced as M. P. Conference Closes
List of new appointments and assignments across North Carolina churches. Includes names and churches in Guilford, Davidson, Forsyth, Guilford and other counties. Notes honorary members and key officials, with leaders from Westminister Seminary and High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
G. Madison
Connelly Springs
Herman Yokeley
Creswell
Forrest Wagoner
Danville
R. L. Vickery
Davidon
Breet
Glen Cort
Draper
J. L. Love
Enfield
D. R. Williams
Fallston
R. L. Hethcock
Plat Rock
J. A. Burgess
Gibsonville
O. B. Williams
Glen Raven
R.S. Troxler
J. B. Trogden
Halifax
W. M. Howard
Haw River
C. W. Bates
Henderson
T. J. Whitehead
Kannapolis
D. T. Huss
Kernersville
Winston
C. B. Way
Lexington
First
L. E. Mabry
State Street
O. C. Loy
Liberty
Robert Smith
Lincolnton
Bess Chapel
W. L. Ha
Pensacola
W. C. Clark
Pine Bluff
C. G. Isley
Pinnacle
Mt. Zion
J. D. Morris
Pleasant Grove
F. R. Love
Porter
Randleman
C. L. Spencer
Randolph
G. L. Reynolds
Reidsville
G. R. Brown
Richland
M. ©. Henderson
Roberta
Q. L. Joyner
Rockingham
H. W. Bell
Saxapahan
E. A. Bingham
Seagrove
Lovejoy
BE. G. Cowan
Shady Grove
Shelby
Caroleen
Helms
Shiloh
C. E. Ridge
Siler City
Spencer
China Grove
Springchurch
B. M. Williams
Tabernacle
Eugene Lamb
Thomasville
Methodist conference lists officers and boundary changes
Executive secretary F L Gibbs. superannuaries. multiple boundary changes including Harmony church on Halifax charge extinct and Meltons Grove detached from Rockingham. Committees elected for Christian education evangelism and church extension. numerous pastors named. North Carolina Council of Churches and social audit of treasurer books noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference Council of Religious Education
F. L. Gibbs
Richland
W. F. McDowell
T. F. McCulloch
W. M. Pike
C. W. Holmes
W. F. Ashburn
H.S. B. Thompson
G. F. Milloway
H. L. Powell
A. L. Hunter
W. D. Reed
J. R. Hutton
W. J. Nee
Lincolnton
Lincolnton-Bess Chapel
Bessemer City
Shelby-Caroleen
Bethesda
State Street
Lexington
North Davidson
Thomasville
Union Grove
Mocksville
Union Grove Station
Pleasant Hill
Why Not
Seagrove- Lovejoy
Board of Christian Education
Committee On
Religious Education
J. C. Allman
J. EB. Carroll
G. R. Brown
D.D
N. G. Bethea
R. C. Stubbins
F. W. Paschal
L. E. Mabry
A. D. Shelton
Bw. A. Cook
C. E. Ridge
J. W. Braxton
J. T. Bowman
G. L. Curry
H. L. Isley
C. B. Basket
Wilberforce Causey
R. M. Andrews
J. D. Williams
J. Madison
Edward Suite
F. W. Paschall
United Dty Forces
H. F. Surratt
W. M. Howard
J. A. Pickett
Blue Ridge-Atlantic
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. G. Madison
North Carolina
R. A. Hunter
J. H. Harkey
R. M. Robinson
Board of Church Extension
W. L. Ward
L. M. Foust
Commission of Methodist Cooperation
W. Taylor
J. E. Pritchard
R. M. Cox
L. F. Ross
EB. G. Cowan
Conference Council of Religious Education
J. N. Wills
J. M. Millikan
F. R. Stout
W. T. Hanner
J. E. Carrol
G. J
City Employees To Observe Armistice Day
City offices suspend most activities Thursday for Armistice Day. City Manager F E M Knox says department heads will decide which employees must work and which may be excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F E. M. Knox
Funeral Held For Mrs Wil liam B Whitely
Funeral services for Mrs. William B. Whitely were held at her home at 1708 Wel born Street this morning at 10 o clock. Rev. Wallace W Frndy officiated with musical selections by J Gurney Briggs. Pallbearers were B H Freeman C W Von Drehle C M Freeman Otis Moser C B Bruce and Henry Clapp. Interment followed in Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Whitely
Welborn
Wallace W. Frndy
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Gurney Briggs
B. H. Freeman
C. W. von Drehle
C. M. Freeman
Otis Moser
C. B. Bruce
Henry Clapp
Floral Garden Cemetery
Negro’s confession solves tire thefts
The police department cleared ten cases of automobile tire and wheel thefts after arresting and confining Reuben Horton, a Black man 401 Baptist Bottom, who admitted stealing tires over about a year. Officials say other similar cases may be linked, though Horton denies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Horton
Baptist Bottom
Liens Filed Against High Point Persons
Several liens were filed by Chas. H. Robertson, collector of internal revenue, in connection with bootleg whiskey seizures. The actions include a lien against Duke Kennedy of High Point for 38 dollars for 80 gallons seized September 29, 1931, and liens against Ruben Warner and Ernest Taylor of High Point for 44 dollars for 40 gallons seized October 11, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Chas. H. Robertson
Internal Revenue
Duke Kennedy
South Hamilton Street
High Point
Ruben Warner
Ernest Taylor
Civitan Club Meeting at Elwood Hotel
The Civitan club held its regular meeting today at noon at the Elwood hotel. Members discussed club needs and proper procedure to strengthen and awaken interest. Vice president P. J. Neal presided over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Elwood Hotel
P. J. Neal
Community Chest pushes final canvass to meet goal
Workers and volunteers hit the field for a last minute push in the 1937 Chest campaign. W B Hall chaired an 8 80 meeting to reallocate pledge cards and complete the drive which started a week ago and raised 28490 with over a third in cash. The stated goal is 39157 66 with six agencies involved. No evening meeting will be held and officials will release today’s figures and final audited total tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hall
Board of Directors
Foreign policy shifts hinge on Rome Berlin Tokyo triangle
Delegates in Brussels prepare for meetings as the Far Eastern peace talks resume. Hitler touts a three-state “great world political triangle” in Munich while France seeks harmony with Russia Britain and the little Entente to counter Italian German influence. Eden sails to Brussels for talks with Davis and Delbos as U S concern grows over South American ties and potential Fascist moves toward Brazil.
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Brussels
United States
Britain
France
Tokyo
HITLER+ SPAAKS
Hitler
Russia
Czechslvakia
Rumania
Poland
Anthony Eden
Norman H Davis
Yvon Delbos
London
South America
Brazil
Van Sickle's Place Is Ordered Closed
Greensboro officials ordered the Oasis closed after a state action alleging public nuisance and liquor sales. A hearing on permanent closing and equipment sale was set for November 17 at 2 30 p.m. The suit, brought by Norman Boren and EB Kuykendall, seeks $400 in fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
R. J. van Sickle
Oasis
van Sickle
Norman Boren
EB. D. Kuykendall
Gravely Named NC Adult Education Advisory Chair
Senator L. L. Gravely of Rocky Mount was appointed advisory chairman of adult education in North Carolina by the National Education Association. State education officials announced the selection last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
L. L. Gravely
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Gravely
National Education Association
Queen Marie Shows Some Improvement
Dowager Queen Marie, suffering from an internal hemorrhage, appeared somewhat improved today in Bucharest. King Carol and his sisters Queen Marie of Yugoslavia and former Queen Elizabeth of Greece were with their mother last night and again this morning.
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Bucharest
Romania
Marie
Carol
Yugoslavia
Elizabeth
Greece
Large Gains in Northern China
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek announced Shanghai operations are purely local and defense lines will shift to the lake region west of Shanghai. The conflict has caused heavy expenditures and casualties, with refugees and destruction spreading into the French concession and international settlement as fighting moves inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eralissimo Chiang
Shanghai
Yellow River
Lake Region
China
Changsha
Kashing
Soochow
North China
Hungjao
Nantao
Chapel
Soochow Creek
Sungchiang
Nanking
Tsingpu
Nanziank
Lindo Luther Jr Given Four Months For Larceny
Greensboro November 9 Lindo Luther Jr of Doris Street High Point was found guilty of larceny of the person in Superior court and sentenced to four months on the roads. He was charged with stealing 12 dollars from N A McDonald on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lindo Luther, Jr
Doris Street
High Point
Luther
N. A. McDonald
Service Held For Richard C. Kelly
Greensboro memorial service for the late Richard C. Kelly was held this afternoon with Judge W. F. Harding presiding. A portrait of Kelly was unveiled as many Greensboro and High Point lawyers attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Superior Court
Richard C. Kelly
W. F. Harding
Kelly
High Point
Rev T E Strickland Named Pastor Charlotte Church
Rev. T. E. Strickland, a High Point college student, is appointed pastor of the First Methodist Protestant church in Charlotte. The Charlotte Community Church inc has the property, with a court case in Mecklenburg County seeking its recovery, and services held in a warehouse while Strickland commutes weekly until spring term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Strickland
High Point College
Methodist Protestant Conference
Asheboro
Charlotte
Methodist Protestant Church
G. H. Hendry
Charlotte Community Church, Inc
Strickland
First Methodist Protestant Church of
Mecklenburg County
R. 8. Garman Roofing Company
Canvassers Jailed as N Y Proportional Vote Scrutinized
Four canvassers, two Democrats and two Republicans, were jailed by acting Bronx DA Sylvester Ryan as 4500 ballots were impounded in a probe into alleged fraud in New York City's PR city council election. A handwriting expert found changes since counting began, while 1680 canvassers sorted 2 million ballots under heavy police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Sylvester Ryan
Bronx
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Paul Blanshard
Chicken House Raid Fatal Shootings Reported
Asheville authorities say a dawn chicken house raid led to the death of 17 year old Herman Angel. Sheriff Lawrence E Brown said Reather Rice faces a technical charge while Frank Rice is sought for questioning. Ray Rice 14 testified that he and Angel were taking turkeys when a shot in the dark killed the youth. Richer, the chicken house owner, was questioned and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Not
Laurence E. Brown
Herman Angel
Hegé
Reather Rice
Rice
Frank
Ray Rice
Angel
Tommy Richer
Richer
Brotherhood to Meet at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A regular meeting of the Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood will be held Wednesday evening at the church starting at 6 30. All members are urged to be on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Flagman Killed Under Bridge in Spencer Train Collapse
A. C. Womach, four years old, flagman from Spencer North Carolina, was killed as his train passed under an overhead bridge when he failed to lower himself yesterday in Danville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
A. C. Womach
Spencer
N. C
Car thefts report two vehicles stolen in area
Bruce H Atkins of 342 South Wrenn Street reported his black Ford sedan stolen from in front of his home around 1 PM yesterday. Police have no clues. Early this morning officers recovered a Chevrolet coupe belonging to A B Horney abandoned in the woods beyond Kivett Drive, no arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Atkins
South
Wrenn Street
A. B. Horney
Kivett Drive
Editor Sociologist Says Tenant Negro Need Help Together
Alphonse J. Matt Catholic editor and sociologist of St. Paul Minnesota told the National Catholic Rural Life conference that rehabilitation programs for rural Negroes in the deep South must be connected with aid to poor sharecropping whites. They are in the same boat and affect each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Alphonse J. Matt
St. Paul, Minn
Deep South
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Four Waynesville Men To Be Tried In Federal Court
An alderman Milas M. Noland and three other Waynesville men Henry N. Phillips Walter Fowler and J M Palmer were indicted in federal court on conspiracy to steal embezzle and receive government property The alleged stolen property valued at 1500 consisted of armory materials sent to Waynesville for a WPA armory project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washeville
Waynesville
Milas M. Noland
Henry N. Phillips
Walter Fowler
J. M. Palmer
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