Missionary Training Expanded by Methodist Protestant Conference
The North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference at Thomasville authorized Westminster Theology Seminary to establish an extension department at High Point College to train undergraduates and graduates in ministerial work. Dr. Fred G. Holloway highlighted the step as advancing ministerial training, while Haddaway emphasized obedience to the Great Commission and the church’s mission to preach to all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Fit of Westminster Theology Seminary
Westminster
High Point College
North Line
Thomas
Fred G. Holloway
G. W. Hady
The
of Missions of the Church
Jesus
Christian Church
Haddaway
Conco
Large Crowds From Here Attend Duke Carolina Grid Game
High Point sent a large delegation to the Duke Carolina football game in Durham. Morning traffic streamed out of town as Tar Heel and Blue Devil fans joined a steady caravan. A local man counted about 750 cars on the 20 mile drive from Burlington to Greensboro between noon and 12:35 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Burlington
Greensboro
World Fellowship Night at High Point YWCA
The High Point YWCA hosts its annual World Fellowship night at the cottage on West Green and Wrenn streets with Miss Zena Volodgodsky of Salem College giving an address. Mrs. H A White and Mrs. Colier H Ellis speak on the YWCA’s international work. Miss Volodgodsky visits from Winston-Salem. The event is open to the public and presided by Mrs. Ellis. last year drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Y. W. C. A
West Green
Wrenn Streets
Zena Vologdsky
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Volodgodsky
United States
Miss Vologodsky
Smithdeal Firm Reports brisk High Point sales
Curtis Smithdeal of Smithdeal Realty and Insurance Co. says his firm sold eleven dwellings in High Point in the last sixty days with prices from 1650 to 13000 totaling 43735 and rents up 100 percent in thirty days. He cites wage gains under the National Recovery Act and aggressive advertising as factors and calls the period a barometer of improving business under the New Deal. Properties include eight five to nine room homes at 604 Fourth Street 1510 Byram Street 521 Walnut Street 500 Everett Street 1207 Hillcrest 1507 North Hamilton 213 Burton Street 409 Walnut Street 522 Worth Avenue 823 Randolph Street and assignments to buyers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Smithdeal
Smithdeal Realty and Insurance Co
High Point
Smithdeal
Fourth Street
Angel H. Kotsias
Byrum Street
T. J. Chandler
Walnut Street
M. D. Blair
Morganton
Everett Street
Thomas EF. Johnson
Hillcrest
Herbert
Dunkelberger
E. Byron Meador
Crissman and Lovelace Move to New Bank Offices
The law firm of Lovelace and Kirkman along with Walter E. Crissman have moved to new offices in the Commercial National Bank building at 113 East Commerce Street. Lovelace and Kirkman will share the space with Crissman in the ten room suite valued at $12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelace
Ministers at Conference Preach Across Thomasville Area
The annual Methodist Protestant conference at Thomasville ends tomorrow with visiting pastors filling pulpits in High Point and nearby churches. The list includes Rev. E. Peeler, Rev. T. J. Whithead, Rev. R. Short, Rev. S. Taylor, Rev. A. Shelton, Rev. J. C. Russell, Rev. Roy Farmer, and many others across First church, Trinity, Unity, Bethel, and Grace M P churches among towns including Lexington Greensboro Charlotte Concord and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Thomasville
R. M. Andrews
High Point
First Church
FE. Pritchard
Welch Memorial
A. L. Hunter
English Street
J. B. Trogdon
J. D. Crawford
M. P
George R. Brown
D. D
L. W. Gerringer
First
Peeler
J. M. Morgan
West End M. P
T. J. Whithead
First Baptist
Fred W. Paschall
T. D
C. W. Bates
South Side Baptist
Robert
T. M. Johnson
R. C. Stubbins
First Presbyterian
R. C. Stubins
R. A. Hunter
Lexington
First M. P
J. C. Russell
J. P. Pegg
Greensboro
Grace M. P
Roy I. Farmer
Moriah
Co. L. Spencer
Charlotte M. P
Richland Charge
J. L. Love
Concord
G. F. Milloway
Denton
H. F. Fogleman
F. W. Paschal
Local Parties Escape Injury After Highway 70 Crash
Mrs. Herbert S. Dunkelberger and companions were in a car forced off Highway 70 ten miles south of Graham after leaving the Duke Carolina football game in Durham. Mrs. Dunkelberger's injuries were minor. she was treated at Rainey hospital in Burlington then released. Another Madison party crashed into C. C. Durland’s auto but no injuries occurred. Durland’s car remained drivable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Dunkelberger
Hillcrest Drive
Dunkelberger
Graham
Duke Carolina
Durham
Rainey
Burlington
Madison
C. C. Durland
Durland
Guilford Council Holds Regular Meeting In Hall
Guilford council No. 23 I A M met in its hall Friday night with Councillor D A Neese presiding. Chaplain W T Anderson gave scripture and George Stovall led prayer. New member S W McDowell was welcomed amid visitors and several brief talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Council No. 23, Jr. I . A. M
D. A. Neese
W. T. Anderson
George Stovall
W. McDowell
Pat Brown Reports Strong Auto Sales This Month
Pat Brown of Pat Brown Inc Ford dealers says new car sales this month exceeded expectations and used car turnover in the current sale has been gratifying. He adds they are very pleased with the event's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pat Brown
Pat Brown, Inc
Ford Dealers
Second Appeal for Toys Repaired by Firemen for Needy
Fire stations report gifts arriving for repair to aid needy children this Christmas. About seventy five assorted toys are at stations ready for refurbishment. W F Pleming urges more donations at police and fire meeting as funds constrain purchases to supplement existing toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Police and Fire Departments
W. F. Pleming
Civil Works Projects Discussed by Raleigh Officials
Miss Eurelia Smart and Sam H. Strickland led a Raleigh meeting on local Civil Works projects including Jamestown park sidewalks city hall jail Blair Park clubhouse and sewer work with estimates ranging from 25 000 to 200 000 dollars. A decision on transferring workers from federal relief to Civil Works was postponed until early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning and Zoning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Berry
Jamestown Park
Raleigh
City Hall
Blair Park
Miss Smart
Judge to Rule on Curb Market Injunction
Judge Lewis E Teague said he will rule on the curb market operators petition to make permanent the injunction barring city enforcement of the new curb market ordinance. A temporary injunction had blocked the ordinance before its November 1 effective date with a hearing set for November 10. Cold weather limits market activity as a stand is torn down and another moves from tents to a brick adjoining structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
North Main Market
Bailey elected Civitan officer at district convention
W. F. Bailey president of the High Point Civitan club was chosen Lieutenant-Governor of the district at the North and South Carolina Civitan convention in Charlotte. Joe F. Hoffman was elected one of two district delegates to Civitan International in Toronto in June. Delegates from High Point included John W. Cannon and Dr. H. L. Brockmann plus R. L. Brinson. The meeting at Hotel Charlotte drew broad club representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bailey
High Point Civitan Club
North
South Carolina
Charlote
Civitan
Charlotte
Joe F. Hoffman
Carolinas
Toronto
Canada
High Point Club
Bailey
Hoffman
John W. Cannon
H. L. Brockmann
R. L. Brinson
Hotel Charlotte
High Point Fair Set to Open Monday Night at Welch Field
Plans confirmed for the High Point New Deal Fair and V. F. W. Celebration opening Monday night at Welch Field. Empire Shows will supply a large midway with 27 trucks plus a train. exhibits may be entered until Tuesday noon. Children’s Day Tuesday offers free admission 2 to 6 pm with five cent midway rides for all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Fair
Welch Field
Empire Shows
Althameh the Ceranade
J. W. McMahon
High Point Fair Association
Industrial Workers Association
Mondy
County to launch school survey for five year plan
Commissioner Joe F Hoffman heads a special committee to survey county schools for a five year maintenance and expansion program. The panel includes R C Causey S E Coltrane Joyner and Ed Coble with visits planned to every school to identify present and future needs for inclusion in a civil works program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Hoffman
Board of County Commissioners
Hoffman
R. C. Causey
S. E. Coltrane
Guilford College
Joyner
Gibsonville
Ed Coble
Greensboro
Board of County School Commissioners
Shape plans for holiday parade here December 6
High Point gears up for its annual Christmas parade to be held on Wednesday December 6 at 4 PM. The event promises elaborate floats representing local merchants and a Santa Claus section with over eighty participants. A. D. Dowdy leads the planning committee with John English and H A Cecil coordinating with the city council on lighting. A. H. Holton is marshal with Fred McPherson and R R Blackburn as assistants and George F. Edwards as assistant marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Santa Claus
Fred McPherson
R. R. Blackburn
George F. Edwards
V F W members to attend IWA Sunday services
The IL W A Bible class meets at 9 45 AM at the hall on South Main Street announced by D W Bradley president. The V F W invites both men and the Woman s Auxiliary as guests of the I W A. Events this week include Robins Players rehearsal Monday at 7 and a meeting of various workers at the I W A hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. W. A
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Robbins
Grand Lodge Council
Couple from Thomasville Wed in South Carolina
Mise Carleen Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Black of Lexington Road and Elwood Wagner of route No 1 Thomasville were married today in South Carolina. The couple is expected to return home immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Thomasville
Mise Carleen Black
Carl Black
Lexington Road
Elwood Wagner
Permanent Bazaar Aiding Needy Considered by Community Exchange
The Community Exchange weighs a permanent bazaar to handle free of charge handwork baking and other products by people lacking markets. The project remains experimental pending expressed interest from potential sellers. Contact the Exchange at telephone 4024 before Wednesday to gauge sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
J. A. Eshelman
Telephone 4024
Code authority for merchants to organize in High Point
The High Point NRA committee calls dry goods furniture hardware limited price variety mail order men clothing furnishings music and shoe store merchants to meet in City Hall at 7 30 Monday night to organize a local code authority. Groceries and drugs are excluded. Attendees include F Logan Porter W B McEwen Rev H Norwood Bowne and F J Sizemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Nra
F. Logan Porter
NRA
High Point
W. B. McEwen
H. Norwood Bowne
F. J. Sizemore
Retail Drug Trade Council Elects Members in District Six
In Chapel Hill on November 18 the sixth North Carolina district, covering Guilford Alamance Orange and Durham counties, formed a Retail Drug Trade council. Members named include R A McDuffie W F Smith D L Boone Carl Durham and A C Cecil. The council aims to decipher a drug code under National Retail Drug Trade council guidance. Dean J Grover Beard of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association spoke on interpretations from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Guilford
Alamance
Orange
Durham
R. A. McDuffie
Greensboro
A. C. Cecil
High Point
W. F. Smith
D.L. Boone
Carl Durham
National Retail Drug Trade Council
Dean J. Grover Beard
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Washington
Sheriff Captures Large Liquor Cache Near Jamestown
Deputy Sheriff C L Gray raided the Sapp farm near Mackay's lodge in Jamestown township and seized 20 gallons of liquor in five gallon cans. He later found a 15 gallon copper still on the Holt farm three miles east of town, hidden in honeysuckle. A five gallon keg and a half gallon fruit jar of liquor were also seized. The liquor was disposed of in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Gray
Sapp
Mackay's Lodge
Jamestown Township
Gray
Holton Farm
Scarlet fever outbreak in Guilford County intensifies
County health officer Dr. R M Buie said a countywide scarlet fever outbreak has produced 72 new cases since the first of the month. He urged parents to keep children at home and call the family physician for sore throats or other symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Buie
Guilford
Buie
Hearings Begin Monday in Bank Receiver Suit
Hearings start Monday in Greensboro before Special Master Kenneth Brim in the case of John D. Biggs, receiver for Commercial National Bank, against former bank directors. A judgment of 1 077 810 is sought for alleged violations of national banking laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Kenneth Brim
Federal Court
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
0. C. Durland
Carter Dalton
Dred Peacock
J. Welch Harris
W. H. Silane
E. D. Pitcher
W. A. J. Idol
Joseph D. Cox
D. A. Stanton
A. E. Tate
J.S. Pickett
W. T. Powell
H. Tomlinson
C. F. Tomlinson
Frank Wineskie
G. H. Kearns
Hayworth
R. H. Walker
A.S. Parker
Charles M. Hauser
R. B. Terry
R. H. Wheeler
0. R. York
R. R. Ragan
Thomas Turner, Jr
C. L. Shuping
Russell M. Robinson
Robinson
Brooks, McLendon and Holderness
Smith, Wharton
Suit Filed Against N C Bank Directors
A civil suit for 3500 dollars was filed in Monroe Superior Court against eight former directors of the old North Carolina Bank and Trust Company. Plaintiffs are Elizabeth Mullis and J M Redwin. Named directors include N S Calhoun Julian Price Julius Cone I B Granger A W Mclean A M Secrest H R Rush and A L Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Old North Carolina Bank and Truat Company
Elizha Mullis
8. L. Mullis
J. M. Redwin
N. 8. Calhoun
Greensboro
The
Security National Bank
Julian Price
Julius Cone
I. B. Grainger
A. W. Mclean
Lumberton
A. M.secrest
H. R. Rush
A. L. Brooks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hadaway
Mision
American Life
Jean Life Assn
H-42
Holly Calif
Bermuda
Steamship
Columbus
North German
Lloyd In Cooperation
Southern Railway Excursion
New K
Columbus New K
New York
Ambus
Rens
D. Saunders
Southern Railway System
Y. W.C. A 10
Zena Vologodsky
Smithdeal Firm Business Brisk
Hamilton
M. M. Brunson
Burton Street
Rema Allen Wilson
Julia Caplan Brown
Worth Avenue
R. M. Oakley
Randolph Street
D. R. Robinson
Crissman and Lovelace
Commercial Bank
Guilford Council
Pat Brown
Eurelia Smart
Sam H. Strickland
P. J. Dishner
Welfare Board
Glenn Southern
Civil Works Administration
Tme Nen Soto
Carolina
I. W.A
Cecil
Retail Drug Trade Board
Council For
N.C. Bank
North Main Street
A.J. Koonce
Koon de Guneral
Ine
South Main ST
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!