Salvation Army Hears Plans for Boys Clubs in Two Carolinas
Conference with 65 Salvation Army officers from North and South Carolina discussed organizing 30 to 40 Boys clubs. R. M. Cowan outlined steps, Willard Evans urged affiliation with the Boys Club Federation of America, and the Carolinas Officers Band formed with 25 members to perform at Raleigh's Preaching Mission.
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Carolinas Officers Band
South Carolina
Ion
F. Tyler
Charlotte
Salvation Army
Pacific
R. M. Cowan
High
Carolinas
Boys Club Federation of America
Raleigh
Adjutant McDonald
Asheville
Cowan
Home League
Suit Granted In Action Tight By J Lester Kivett
Adjourning the first week of a two term civil court, Judge Teague planned a 1:30 p.m. hearing on criminal cases as 16 civil actions were resolved last term with no damages awarded. Key cases involve J Kivett vs R O Smith over road access and property value, with Green to pay child support and other disputes including a grocery trade compromise.
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J. Lester Kivett
Lewis E. Teague
J. Kivett
R. O. Smith
Will English
Jiff
Johnsie Green
Charles R
Dora Green
Charles R. Greenis
Teague King
M. C. Culler
Tride Grocery
Fowler and Company
Dutch Inc to Build Laundry Plant on South Street
Chief B K Ingram issued a permit for Dutch Inc to construct a brick laundry plant on South Street between Clay and reets at an estimated cost of 8000. Keziah received work awards and construction is underway. Additional permits issued include a new flue at 703 Hillton Street and private garage work on Meredith Street.
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B. K. Ingram
Dutch , Inc
Southtreet
Offi
Keziah
Exis
Sech
Fiton Street
E R. Campen
Ennis Street
Nicholson
Meredith Street
Fire at War Dell's Confectionary Briefly Extinguished
Firemen were called to War Dell's Confectionary in West End about 4 15 this morning to extinguish a small blaze caused by defective wiring attached to a refrigerator. There was no damage.
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Wardell’s Confectionary
West End
Mrs A L Hunter Taken By Death In Pinnacle
Mrs A L Hunter widow of Rev A L Hutter formerly pastor at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant dies at home in Pinnacle at 7 15 pm survived by five daughters Mrs W L Edwards Mrs M J Hunt Mrs J A Short Mrs W M Glenn and Mrs Cce Hollyfield two sons Rev W A Hunter and Prof F H Hunter and 28 grandchildren funeral at Pinnacle M P church Saturday at 11 conducted by Rev J D Morris with clergy from Asheboro Greensboro High Point assisting pallbearers to be chosen from grandchildren.
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A. L. Hunter
A. L. Hutter
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Pinnacle
Hunter
Methodist Protestant Church
W. L. Edwards
High Point
M. J. Hunt
J. A. Short
Winston
Asheboro
J. B. Pritchard
Greensboro
R. M. Andrews
Urge Statewide Library Program Adopted at District Meeting
A resolution to approve a plan urging North Carolina to provide a statewide library program was adopted at the district library meeting. The session, sponsored by the Library Commission and Citizens' Library Movement, drew about thirty attendees from public and college libraries. Margaret Gilbert led a discussion of recent books, with a display of new titles.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Library Commission
Citizens’ Library Movement
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Gilbert
The
Library Commission
Rat Poison Sale Planned At City Hall This Saturday
City hall will host a rat poison sale Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 o'clock. The announcement emphasizes a limited sale window and local availability for residents.
Swinson Not Pastor Of Thomasville Missionary Church
An appointed representative from the Southside Missionary Baptist church of Thomasville asks The Enterprise to state that Rev. Thomas Swinson is not pastor of that church. The Enterprise previously stated Swinson was pastor of a Missionary Baptist church in Thomasville. he is a licensed minister in the denomination.
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Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Thomasville
Enterprise
Thomas Swinson
Swinson
Missionary Baptist
Duggin Yates Killed On Freight Train Near Thomasville
Duggin Elvey Yates 26 a brakeman for the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway died after falling from a shifting freight near the local station. He had worked since 1929 and lived with Mr Styers near High Point station. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Harris Yates a sister Emmy Lou and brothers Ashley and Calvin Yates. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Thomasville
Duggin Elvey Yates
High Point
Denton
Yates
Styers
High Point Station
Harris Yates
Emmy Lou
Ashley
Calvin Yates
Throngs Of Shoppers Visit High Point Stores
Shoppers crowded High Point stores as Suburban Days continued on day two of a three day observance. Rain kept hundreds away yesterday but large crowds visited today, with merchants offering dozens of prizes and special offers to boost trading.
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High Point
Dr Taylor Back After Brief Clifton Springs Visit
Dr. F. R. Taylor returned to his home today following a brief trip to Clifton Springs New York and Philadelphia.
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DR. Taylor Back
F. R. Taylor
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Philadelphia
Conn Arrested on Prohibition Charge Following Capias
Bondsman captured P. C. Conn after he fled a court capias. En route to jail he drank liquor aloud, prompting a prohibition violation charge on the way. The arrest occurred as officers secured Conn in the city hall vicinity.
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P. C. Conn
Traffic Violations Reported in Past 24 Hours
In the last day two individuals were charged with speeding one for over parh and one for running a red light. Drivers are urged to exercise caution and follow traffic laws to prevent accidents.
Lyceum Program Opens Season At High Point College
The High Point College Lyceum series starts tonight at 8 o'clock in the college auditorium with the Di Crosta Ferrar i company performing. Andrew Di Crosta and Leonora Ferrari headline a coast to coast Keith vaudeville tour duo. Subsequent Fridays feature Cutler Griffin company, Elwood T Bailey lecture And Now What, and Glenn Wells Players with Cricket on December 4.
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High Point College Lyceum
di Crosta-Ferrari Company
Andrew di Crosta
Leonora Ferrari
Mia. di Crosta
di Crostas
Keith
Cutler Griffin
Elwood T. Bailey
Glenn Wells
Red Men to Gather in Lexington for District Meeting
Chickasaw Tribe No. 32 veterans of the attendance cup in the sixth district Improv ed Order of Red Men will attend the Lexington session tomorrow afternoon. The 3 PM gathering will run into dinner hour with High Point to present a new attendance cup. The three time winner secures the cup as a permanent trophy for Chickasaw. Speakers include Great representatives.
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Lexington
High Point
Springfield Church Evangelism Institute Saturday
Springfield Friends church hosts an Evangelism Institute with sessions at 10 30 a m led by Rev Tom A Sykes on The Purpose of Evangelism Miss Clara I Cox on Evangelism in the Sunday School Rev Murry Johnson on Evangelism Through the Year and a noon lunch Mrs Epsie Allred speaks on Evangelism in the Home Nathan Andrews on Evangelism in the Yearly Meeting and Dr Raymond Binford on Evangelism in the Pastoral Committee All parents Sunday school teachers and interested members of the Deep River Quarterly Meeting are urged to attend the council of the order The district includes Cooleemee Lexington Thomasville High Point Greensboro Reidville Gibsonville Burlington Graham and Leaksville Spray
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Springfield
Raymond Binford
Five Friends
Deep River Quarterly Meeting
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ICAGO
Duggin E. Yates
Conn
Vfety
Mann's
Aerned
Cardus
Blue Jay
Sige
Lile
Putnam
Magnesia
Rexall
South Main St
North Main St
Economy Drug Store
South Main Street
Stanback
aEyee
Epsom Salts
Camphor Ice
Vicks Salve
Zic
Lyceum
GAP
Evangelism Institute
Council of the Order
Cooleemee
Reidaville
Gibsonville
Burlington
Graham and
Leaksville-Spray
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