Special Talks Arranged for College Series at High Point
High Point college to host three evening talks November 15 16 and 17 at 730 pm in the college auditorium announced by William Rennie president of the local ministerial association Speakers include Dr G Ray Jordan Winston Salem Presbyterian leader Dr Charles F Myers Greensboro minister and Rev Gordon Spaugh Home Moravian Church Winston Salem Moravian pastor and Salem College leader The aim is to uplift youth and community spiritual life with noted speakers and discussions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
William Rennie
Ministerial Association
Rennie
G. Ray Jordan
Centenary
M. E. Church of
Winston-Salem
Jordan
High Point Durng Hs
Wesley Memoral Church
Charles F. Myers
First Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro
Gordon Spaugh
Moravian Church of
Dr. Spaugh
Pfohi
America
Spaugh
Salem College
Armistice Day Program At Elm Street School
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Thomasville former pastor of Central Friends church spoke at Elm Street school in an Armistice Day program urging that America remains a beacon of hope amid world conflict. Elizabeth Kelly and the peace pageant featured 80 voices directed by Allene Schroder with Margaret Chatfield overseeing American Education Week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Sykes
Thomasville
Central Friends Church
Elm Street
America
Elizabeth Kelly
Free Club of 80 Voices
Allene M. Schroder
Margaret Chatfield
American Education Week
Woman Hired Killer to Die in Electric Chair
Marie Porter, 37, was sentenced to death by electric chair after being convicted of plotting the murder of her brother William Kappen at Belleville Illinois on his wedding day. Ralph Giancola 22 the actual slayer was to receive a share of the insurance and John Giancola was sentenced to 99 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Porter
William Kappen
Belleville
Ralph Giancola
Hoey Reverses Appointment of Local Justice
Gov. Clyde R. Hoey cancels a commission naming L. B. Baynes of this city as a justice of the peace. The reversal came in a letter to the Guilford Superior Court clerk, learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Hoey
Guilford Superior
Parents Night At Senior High Draws Wide Turnout
A large crowd of 495 parents and town residents attended the Parents Go To School Night at the Senior High School. Principal D P Whitley introduced superintendent Chas F Carroll Jr who spoke on Our American Youth Problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frank
D. P. Whitley
Chas. F. Carroll, Jr
Parents Council
R. L. Brinson
O. C. Williamson
Byron Haworth
C. B. Stuart
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Nelle Ansley
Ralph Harbinson Named President Brotherhood Here
Ralph Harbinson was elected president of the Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood at a meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran church. Elected officers include R. L. Conrad first vice president Don Burgess second vice president EB J. Pearson secretary and treasurer Newell Black assistant secretary and treasurer. They will be installed by Rev. F L. Conrad at the next regular meeting on the third Wednesday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harbinson
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. L. Conrad
Don Burgess
EB. J. Pearson
Newell Black
F. L. Conrad
Death of Mrs Cindan Ann Freeman in Thomasville
Mrs. Cindan Ann Freeman 78 widow of A J Freeman died suddenly from a heart attack at her daughter's home in Thomasville. Born in Moore County she will be buried at Old Dover church cemetery after services Friday at 1 PM conducted by Rev John Jordan and Rev Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindan Ann Freeman Thomasville
Cindan Ann Freeman
A. J. Freeman
W. H. Royalls
Moore County
Governor appoints High Point magistrate despite law limits
In 1933 the legislature limited High Point township magistrates to six and set elected positions with vacancies filled by the clerk of superior court. Two weeks ago Governor Hoey appointed Baynes to a vacancy, though advised by the attorney general that he had no power to do so. The move followed a petition led by J. O. Atkinson and other county Democrats. Baynes had run in the last election but was not elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baynes
High Point Township
Superior Court
J. 0. Atkinson
County
Democratic Organzation
Walter Crissman
Tom Gold
Possibility of Furniture Price Rise Considered
Industry officials say no price increase is expected at the January Winter Bug and Furniture Market. They note past mid summer levels remain, but a wage bill passage and higher Social Security taxes could push costs up, potentially lifting prices slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinsen Weawlat
Ota
Congress
Reinstatement Call for Nobel Knitting Workers
National Labor Relations Board trial examiner recommends Nobel Knitting of Charlotte reinstate six discharged employees, compensate them for lost wages, and cease interfering with union rights. Hearing in Charlotte on August 18 19 found unfair labor practices linked to union activities by the American Federation of Hosiery Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Nobel Knitting Company
Charlotte
Henry I. Adams
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Adams
Charlotte Company
Henry J. Kent
Baltimore
NLRB
Nebel Knitting Company
American Federation of Mastery Workers
Adame
Bennet F. Schauffler
Directo
Labor Board
Nebel Company
Mrs. Mattie Teague Dies at 52 in Moffitt Mill
Mrs. Mattie Teague, age 52, died suddenly this morning after 8 o'clock at her home in the Moffitt Mill area. She is survived by her husband John T. Teague, one daughter Lizie Jones of Asheboro, three sons Guy Eugene and Ray, her sister Lara Gunter of Goldston, and four brothers Bascom Moffitt of High Point John Fred and Glenn Moffitt of Moffitt Mill. Funeral arrangements were not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Teague
Moffitt Mill
John T. Teague
Lizie Jones
Asheboro
Guy
Eugene
Ray
Lara Gunter
Goldston
Bascom Moffitt
High Point
John
Fred
Glenn Moffitt
License Revocation for Two Drivers after DWI Convictions
The state highway safety division revokes the licenses of Glen Harris of 404 Fourth Street High Point and James L Hicks of 117 Spring Garden Street Asheboro after their DUI convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Glen Harris
Fourth Street
High Point
James L. Hicks
Spring Garden Street
Asheboro
Furniture Meeting Date Is Postponed
Postponement of the meeting of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers association in Winston-Salem moves from November 18 and 19 to December 9 and 10 announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Winston-Salem
Three Insured In Crash Here In Baltimore Car Collision
Ben Banks of Baltimore Mrs Charles Abraham and Choice Lee Crosby were injured in a collision on East Lexington Avenue around 10 30 this morning. Banks suffered severe facial and dental injuries along with hip damage. Mrs Abraham had chest and facial injuries. Crosby had a injured right arm and cuts. Warrants for reckless driving were issued for Banks and Mrs Abraham. Banks was jailed with bond set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Banks
Baltimore
Charles Abraham
Johnson Street
Lee Crosby
Charlotte
Mr. Banks
Lexington Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Banks
Banks and Son Clothing Company
Burrus
Sechrest
Mrs. Abrahams
Abraham
Mrs Mock Thompson Died at Fort Sam Houston
Retired U S Army officer William Mock Thompson died at the Base Hospital Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas He was born October 1 1871 in Yadkin College North Carolina and belonged to a Davidson county family A brother Charles M Thompson Mocksville left for San Antonio to attend the funeral Interment will be in the National Cemetery San Antonio Survivors in High Point include sisters Mrs H A Oakes and Mrs Sara Barker and several nieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mock Thompson
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Yadkin College
North Carolina
Davidson County
Charles M. Thompson
Mocksville
National Cemetery
High Point
H. A. Oakes
Sara Barker
Dr. Phillip B. Davis Attends Pediatrics Symposium in Durham
Dr. Phillip B. Davis departed today to Durham to participate in a state pediatrics symposium at Duke Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip B. Davis
Durham
Duke Hospital
Yadkin Leader to Receive Silver Beaver Award
W Grubb of Yadkin will be awarded the Silver Beaver trophy on December 14 for outstanding service to the Uwharrie council of the American Boy Scouts in promoting Boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grubb
Yadkin
Uwharrie Council
The
American Boy Scouts For Boyhood
Grubb to Receive Silver Beaver Award for Scouting Service
C W Grubb Scoutmaster of Troop 47 Yadkin to be honored by the Boy Scouts of America with the Silver Beaver award from the Uwharrie Council on December 14 in High Point. Grubb has seven years in Scouting and serves as District Commissioner for Rowan County. Julian Robinson will present the award at the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. W. Grubb
Troop 47
Yadkin
Boy Scouts of America
Uwharrie Council
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
Grubb
Rowan County
Washington, D. C
Julian Robinson
N. C
Salisbury
High Point
R. W. Garrison
Hinton Pierce
Harris Coffin
Asheboro
O. Delk Smith
Plan Conference In Walkout At Diamond Plant For Tomorrow
There was no development today in the toppers walkout at the Diamond Full Fashion Hosiery plant besides arranging a conference among management workers and AF of Hosiery Workers representatives. Mill operations continued nearly as usual as toppers had walked out yesterday protesting wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppers
Diamond Full Fashion Hosiery Company
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Red Cross Roll Call Drive Opens Friday at Main Street HQ
The annual Red Cross Roll Call drive will open tomorrow morning at 203 South Main Street. Mrs. E T Harrison, chairwoman of the membership drive, announced the plan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
South Main Street
E. T. Harrison
Grive
Arcanum Plans Man y Activities For November
Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum met to map a busy month with a Thanksgiving Festival bridge party and a joint dinner dance November 23 with Winston-Salem Council. Regent Clinard named Sam Calvert chair of the festival committee and discussed Supreme Regent Johnson’s visit and cooperation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Winston-Salem Council
Sam Calvert
Gilbert Clinard
A. Glenn Smith
Robert E. Lee
Winston Council
Carolinas
Herbert Johnson
Byron Haworth
Winston
Bill Snow
Ed Grimsley
High Point
Clinard
Johnson
Paul Sanders
Johnson Anne
Richard Brown
The
N. E. Moore
Winton
History of M. P. Children's Home Published
A history of the M. P. Methodist Protestant Children's Home on Cutetes published by Avocate Publishing. The work documents the home’s origins and activities with archival notes and period context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History OF
M. P. Children’s Home
The
Avocate Publishing
Local Ice Dealers Attend National Convention in Cleveland
McKinley Davis and J A Shipton of Central Ice Delivery traveled to Cleveland Ohio for the annual convention of the National Association of Ice Manufacturers. The event will showcase new domestic and commercial refrigerators with samples expected to reach the market in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Davis
Central Ice Delivery Company
J. A. Shipton
Cleveland
National Association of Ice Manufacturers
Mississippi
Publication Promotes Denton Home Through Booklets
It was announced Mrs. Mabel Williams Russell wrote the history while serving as first matron of the Denton home. Booklets will be sold at a small cost with proceeds supporting the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Williams Russell
Denton
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Students Ministerial Association
Hoey
Goodrich
Wnley Comfortable Inter
Dudl
North Main
East Main
Pents Council For America Education Week Observanc
Brotherhood
Earth
Highland Motors
Garland Motors
Charlotte Hurt
Mock Thompson
C. W. Grubb
Diamond Plant
COROX
Westianbaum
Oak Furniture Company
Main
Arcanum
Council
Harrison
W. T. Powell
American Red Cross
Booths
J. W. Poole
Woman's Club Group
C. H. Williard
Ohio River
Community Chest
MAGIC
Magic Eye
RCA
Ea Agl
Rose Furniture Company
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