Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

We have 6,272,067 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1932

Page

6

Women and Teachers Club Notes from High Point

Society items report the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs. J. D. Brame's home and the Elementary Council of High Point Teachers gathering on Bay Street for a session on Children's Prose Literature. Other notes cover hospital operations and local club meetings, including W. O. T. Club, Glad Girls Bible class, and Epworth League events.

J. D. Brame Woman's Christian Temperance Union H. A. White High Point Bay Street R. L. Waynick High Point Hospital North Main Street

Notable Visitors Spend Day in Chapel Hill

Mrs. D. T. Andrews and Misses Mabel Andrews Mary Washburn and Miss Elisabeth Teague spent yesterday in Chapel Hill with Mrs. Andrews' son Tate Andrews a University of North Carolina student. Attorney W. B. Mebane with Mrs. Mebane and daughter Rena of Rome Ga are in the city visiting Mr. Mebane's sister Mrs S C Vancannon and his father John A Mebane at 810 Broad Street.

D. T. Andrews Mabel Andrews Mise Mary Washburn Misa Elisabeth Teague Chapel Hill W. B. Mebane Mrs. Mebane Rena Rome City Mr. Mebane Mra. 8. C. Vancannon John A. Mebane Broad Street

Mrs Eugenia Gregory Laid To Rest In Local Service

Funeral services for Mrs. Eugenia M. Gregory were held at her 1013 Lindsay street home with Dr. A B. Conrad presiding. A choir and soloists performed as pallbearers and floral tributes from the Glad Girls class of the First Baptist church adorned the service. Burial followed at Oak Park cemetery.

Eugenia M. Gregory R. G. Gregory Lindsay Street A. B. Conrad First Baptist Church da Hensley Margaret Sloan Noah Davis Carlton Hooks Jesus Isle of Somewhere Mr. Davie H. D. Sears CC. C. Willama Clyde Hoover Reid Kearns Ross Davis George Walters Co. F. Moose Firet Baptist Church Oak Park Cemetery

Return of Former Wesley Memorial Pastors Stir Church

Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe and Dr. W. A. Lambeth, former Wesley Memorial pastors, returned for a homecoming at Wesley Memorial Church drawing overflowing crowds. Rowe preached on The Antidote for Pessimism and Lambeth spoke on Bridging Chasma, with other ministers including Rev. Tom A. Sykes and Rev. J. G. Huggins also participating.

Gilbert T. Rowe W. A. Lambeth Wesley Memorial Church Wesley Memorial Kingdom of God Dr. Rowe Dr. Lambeth School of Religion Duke University Lambeth Central Methodist Church Asheville Tom A. Sykes J. G. Huggins Huggins Asbury Memorial Church Sykes

Mortals and Immortals in Sunday Sermon

The lesson-sermon across church societies on Sunday November 1 centered on immortality and transformation. It cited I Corinthians passages about earthly and heavenly nature and a mystery of not all sleeping but all being changed.

Societies of Christ Mary Baker Eddy

Driver Under Court Mandate Ordered to Exercise Care

R A Smith of a municipal court area faces driving restrictions after three charges from an auto mishap. Judge Teague suspends one reckless driving count. state nonprosecution on brakes and assault with a deadly weapon. Several others receive fines, suspended sentences, or road terms on Monday docket.

Court sentences including assault weapon charge and driving violations

The record lists multiple defendants with varied sentences. Aaron Austin faces 80 days for assault with a deadly weapon. J M Bundy gets 99 days for violating prohibition laws. Harris Callicutt receives six months for operating a car while intoxicated. R H Smith has penalties for improper brakes and reckless driving with judgment suspended conditional on careful car operation. W C Crawford ordered to pay weekly child support and maintain good behavior. additional fines include $50 plus costs and a 12 month driving ban in the state.

Aaron Austin J. M. Bundy Harris Callicutt Costa R. H. Smith W. C. Crawford

President Hoover to Speak on Red Cross Broadcast

President Hoover will address a nationwide Red Cross program tonight between 8 and 11 o clock as part of a one hour broadcast. H N Willard, local Roll Call chair, notes success of the drive which opened last Friday and runs through Thanksgiving with other headliners. Margaret Hauser serves as local Red Cross secretary and welcomes new volunteers through Willard.

Hoover Red Cross H. N. Willard Roll Call Committee Williard Margaret Hauser Willlard

Whitley Receives Eight Month Embezzlement Sentence

In Greensboro Guilford Superior Court E Whitley once with Home Detective Agency was sentenced to eight months for embezzlement linked to theft of dock stock from the Royal Hosiery Mill. Paul Robinson, colored, pled guilty to multiple larceny counts and drew seven years. A divorce action was filed by Douglas Carter against Ella Carter citing eighteen years of separation.

Entemrane Greensboro E. Whitley Home Detective Agency Guilford Superior Court Whitley Royal Paul Robinson Douglas Carter Ella Carter

Eleventh Annual Civitan Meeting Opens in Winston-Salem

The Carolinas Civitan International convenes at the Robert E. Lee Hotel with North and South Carolina clubs attending. The program includes Tuesday sessions with a banquet and dance, Wednesday breakfast and final business, plus entertainment for wives and delegates from Greensboro to Birmingham speakers.

Carolinas Civitan International Robert E. Lee Winston- Salem High Point Club North South Carolina Fred Joe Civitans Carolinas Winston- Salem Club

Fiddlers Convention at Trinity Triumphs in Music and Funds

Trinity high school hosted a Friday night fiddle concert to aid the athletic association. Randolph area players performed on string instruments with winners including A L Hall violin, Gurney Peace guitar, and C L Crouse banjo, while John W Walker acted as an announcer in character roles.

Trinity Trinity High School Athletic Association Randolph N. C. McDaniel R. L. Welborn M. V. Brown A. L. Hall John Bullen Gurney Peace Ray York C. L. Crouse O'Neal Hall John W. Walker High Point John Philip Sousa Tony Wons Floyd Gibbons John McCormack

Conrad Roser Visits City From Glastonbury Conn

Conrad Roser of Glastonbury Conn a former C G Mackintosh associate in landscaping is a visitor in the city. He heads Herman Roser and Son Inc pigskin leather makers and serves as Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce president and Emergency Employment Service chairman.

Conrad Roser Glastonbury Conn C. G. Mackintosh Mr. Roser Herman Roser

Indian tiger described as enormous beast

The Indian tiger is a huge beast. He is sometimes more than 19 feet long and weighs from 660 to 59 pounds.

Drys Launch Counter Attack On Wet Hopes

The drys push counter actions against anti prohibitionists as the new political climate rises. The Anti Saloon League warns prohibition remains law and officers must enforce it while the wets hope for beer after winter.

Drys Anti-Saloon League Congress Chicago Michigan Methodist Board of Temperance Franklin D. Roosevelt Hoover Federal Dispensary—Tax Reduction League Methodist Board Roosevelt Presiere Roosevelt

State Baptists 10 Hold Annual Meeting Tuesday

High Point Baptists attend the 102nd annual session of the North Carolina Baptist state convention at First Baptist Church in Charlotte beginning Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Dr J Clyde Turner of Greensboro will preside sessions run to Thursday morning. Rev J Powell Tucker will preach the annual sermon Tuesday night. Dr Fred Brown will speak Wednesday morning. Election of a general secretary to backfill Dr Charles Maddry is slated, with M A Huggins acting secretary since last July. The Baptists Pastors conference meets this afternoon with Dr Zeno Wall presiding. Gifts to missions, education and benevolences total 176862 79 from Jan 1 to Nov 9, not including Mille Home gifts over 100000 annually.

High Point Baptists North Carolina Baptist State Convention First Baptist Church Charlotte J. Clyde Turner Greensboro J. Powell Tucker First Baptist Church of Raleigh Fred Brown Southern Baptist Convention Chas. E. Maddry Foreign Mission Board Maddry M. A. Huggins Meredith College Zeno Wall Shelby Mille Thomasville

Shavitz Reports Stolen Ford Unrecovered

A Ford Tudor sedan stolen from Sam Shavitz at 217 Montheu Avenue last Friday remains unrecovered with no trace found since the theft occurred in front of his residence.

Sam Shavitz Montheu Avenue Mr. Shavitz

First M P Society Meeting Tonight at 7 30

The Christian Endeavor group of the First M P church will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 in the church Christian Endeavor room. Ralph Vance will be the speaker for the evening. All members are urged to attend.

Ida Guyer Joanita Hayworth Iris Welch GLAD Gilad Girls First Baptist Church First M. P. Society Christian Endeavor of the First M. P. Church Christian Endeavor Ralph Vance

Civil Court Term Opens Tomorrow in High Point

A two week civil term opens tomorrow with Judge E. E. Tague presiding. The first day docket includes one divorce action and inquiries in three matters plus appeals from magistrates in 30 cases. Names and parties span numerous local firms banks and corporations with dates listed as Wednesday and Thursday November 16 17 1938.

W. M. Green Va Pickett Cotton Mills, Inc F. K. Goans G. W. Holcomb W. C. Burns Blue Ridge Hickory Furniture Company Grace Marshall Jeremiah Maxwell J. P. Hutchins J. L. Pegg Hood System Industrial Bank A. P. Frazier A. P. Franier Greyling Realty Corporation H. F. Isenhour R. B. Gantt A. B. Futrelle Ella Bottoms Gate City Motor Company James McCoy Order of Fastern Star R. M. Tudor Dickenson Fuel Company Hunter Coal Company Esther Whitlow Life & Casualty Insurance Company Perry F. Smith Grace Securities Corporation W. L. Jackson G. F. Catlett Belk-Stevens Company Southern Railway Company Brown-Rogers-Dixson Company High Point Radiator Works Lloyd Clodfelter A. L. Haszard Superior Motors, Inc A. Durham R. EB. Blair S. A. Brown E. K. Ingram W. L Hepler John F. Wneese Ernest Smith Geo. W. Lowe, Inc C. A. York Pearl Farlow Long J. H. Black Charlies L. Wagner Ax. Co. C. Edwards James Howard Blair Marie Long James Ward Lillie Appel W. A. Hasty Walter Dixon O’briant Janie Elizabeth O'Briant W. J. Pore Randleman Motor Company Paul Davis Universal Credit Company Colonial Motor Company Lou H. Hamilton A. Pat Brown Lela Johnson Life & Casualty Company of Tennessee Sheroff Ice & Coal Company T. ¥. Hamilton Imperial Mortgage Company Helen Brown Mitchell Dixie Oil Company of High Point, Inc

Jack Frost Visits High Point Leaves White Coat Behind

Snow blankets High Point as temperatures dip near 30 degrees. Residents report a wintry morning with thick frost and topcoats becoming common as winter returns to the city.

Turnip weighing seven pounds on display at Enterprise

W C Kirkman of 306 Barker street presented a seven pound turnip from the farm of T A Nance near Glenola for display at The Enterprise. Nance’s patch produced unusually large turnips this season, with this one being the largest.

The Enterprise Today W. C. Kirkman Barker Street T. A. Nance Glenola

Also Mentioned on This Page

D. F. Davis White Oak Street Guilford General Ww. OO. T Carter Dalton Johnson Street Gene J. J. McDowell Guilford County Tubercular Association Guilford County Mies Eeca Myers B. Ce. Denning Henry Ragan Morehead City Rice League Union Epworth League Union Archdale M. E Coats Ness and Perior Tailoring Moffitt’s Eugenia Gregory DUKE Duke Endowment James B. Duke Parsifal Cobb Atlanta Union School of Religion and Hospital Woman's College Duke Forest University Christian Science R. A. Smith North Carolina Lewis BE. Teague Lester Steelman Allen Ward Thurman Kemp Goodehavior Clarence Meadows Oscar Floyd R. M. Lowder Franklin Fost President Hoover Civitan Meeting Winston-Salem Fiddlers’ Convention Trinity Success Washington Rtatale Sasenlientinn South Democratic Party Oliver Democrat Alabama State Baptists North Carolina State Baptist Convention Shavitz Lewis E. Teague Robert Wilson Louise Wilson John Michaux Burch Durham J. T. Robbins L. B. Fordeham Marion Taylor A. Harrison W. C. Daniel Campbell Cobb Eddie Cobb A. D.brockett Norfolk Security Corporation A. A. Lindsay Atlantic Insurance & Realty Company Esther Minard D. H. Grier T. A. Kearns FE. F. Kearns A. F Ton Jack Frost Mother Nature Sheraton Hotel
Search Courier

Search the High Point Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The High Point Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication