Public Asked To Help In Unemployment Relief
The chamber of commerce appointed committee appeals to High Point citizens to hire unemployed for small home projects. Carpentry painting brickwork and repair labor are ready to help, with 223 plus people registered awaiting work at two fire stations. A temporary office at city hall and a full time secretary are planned to speed relief during winter.
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Committee On
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Board of Public Welfare
Lutheran Men Open Eighth Annual State Convention Here
Over 100 Lutheran men from across the state gather at Emmanuel Lutheran church for the eighth annual Brotherhood convention. New officers are elected including FE B Graeber as president and C B Gilbert as vice president. The afternoon features addresses by national officers H E Isenhour and Dr Jacob W Kapp.
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First
M. P. Church
Emmanuel Lutheran
T. V. Gordon
Brotherhood
Herman A. Brown
Grace Brotherhood
China Grove
W. L. Kinney
Winston-Salem
D. C. Mauney
W. E. Kuhn
Gilbert G. Ludwig
Ll. J. Young
H. E. Isenhour
Salisbury
Jacob W. Kapp
Isenhour
Iron Mountain Lutheran School
FE. B. Graeber
Charlotte
C. B. Gilbert
Claremont
C. V. Ritchie
Thomasville
A. Campbell Cline
Concord
J. L. Fisher
L. B. Peeler
W. K. Mauney
Kings Mountain
T. L. Striker
R. A. Daniels
Graeber
Kinney
Gilbert
Cline
High Point Chapter No 70 Masons Meet Friday Evening
High Point Chapter No 70 Royal Arch Masons holds a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 PM. Important business will be discussed and members are urged to attend. Visiting Royal Arch Masons are invited. By order Claude E Smith High Priest and M Thomas Sr Secretary
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High Point
High Point Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Claude E. Smith
M. Thomas, Sr
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Randolph held in Mechanicsville
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Randolph were conducted at the Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church by Elder P. W. Williard. Interment followed at the church cemetery. Pallbearers included W. C. Branson and C. A. Hayworth among others. Flowers were arranged by local women. a pre-departure service was held at the home.
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Eliza Randolph
J. Paul Laffoon
Best Street
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
P. W. Williard
W. C. Branson
C. A. Hayworth
A. H. Idol
W. V. Williard
C. L. Clinard
E. A
Mrs. Fred Payne Buried At Trinity Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Payne of 305 Ward Street were held at Trinity M. E. Church with Rev. A L Aycock and Rev. W R Kelly officiating. Pallbearers included E M Howerton Henry Mann J A Varner Luther Cassell Arthur Buchannon and Ben Gaddis. Interment followed in Trinity Cemetery.
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Fred Payne
Ward Street
Trinity M. E. Church
A. L. Aycock
Main Street M. E. Church
W. R. Kelly
Trinity Church
E. M. Howerton
Henry Mann
J. A. Varner
Luther Cassell
Arthur Buchannon
Ben Gaddis
Mary Edwards
Alberta Franklin
Edith Payne
Katherine Gibson
Lucile Varner
Mary Bell Royals
Louise Royals
Pauline Crouse
Carrie Royals
Celeste Royals
Charles M. Brown
E. A. Myers
E. E. Hardy
H. H. Kennedy
Roy Ingram
Trinity Cemetery
Meredith to Be Deputy Sheriff in Thom asville Township
Lexington announces D E Meredith a popular Thom asville citizen will become deputy sheriff for Thom asville township. He will take the oath of office with the new county officers on December 1 following the November election and the sheriff elect James A Leonard made the appointment public.
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Lexington
D. E. Meredith
Thomasville
Thomasville Township
James A. Leonard
Meredith
Fort Bragg to Build Six Mess Halls for Training Camp
The War Department approved construction of six new combined mess halls and kitchens at Fort Bragg North Carolina for training camp activities at a cost of twelve thousand dollars. The project aims to improve dining facilities for soldiers and support ongoing training operations.
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Washington
Fort Bragg
N. C
War Department
William Penn High to Open New Auditorium and Library
William Penn negro high school holds an opening program tomorrow night from 7 to 9:30 featuring Dr. A. T. Allen and other leaders. The event includes an address program in the new auditorium and a building inspection afterward. The school, now city maintained since 1923, houses 250 students with E. E. Cartright as principal and relies on Emily Howland library funds.
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William Penn Negro High School
A. T. Allen
Raleigh
G. H. Ferguson
Division of Negro Education
T. Wingate Andrews
C. M. Waynick
the Enterprise
A. J. Griffin
William Penn School
Charles F. Tomlinson
William Penn High School
Religious Society of Friends of
New York City
Emily Howland
E. E. Cartright
Local Men Attend Burlington Meet
Seven local men attended the November meeting of the School masters club at Burlington High School. Attendees included T. Wingate Andrews and L. R. Johnston with other local principals and faculty. Rev. Ronald J. Tamblyn and John Moore spoke on religious education in public schools and student government. The next meeting will be in Reidsville.
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Schoolmasters Club
Burlington High School
T. Wingate Andrews
L. R. Johnston
Claude Smith
Elm Street
Mr. Whitley
Cloverdale
C. R. Hinshaw
High Pointecollege
W. C. King
Henry Grady Owens
The Lady's Right Fritz Caged four
Father asks Fritz about justice and explains the teacher is paid while the workers do the labor. Fritz replies with a grim view that justice is absent, reflecting a critique of labor and reward.
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Fritz
Faun
Vienna
Hart Point Boys To Attend Western North Carolina Meet
High Point delegates to the twelfth annual Older Boys Conference in Statesville December 5 to 7 will be selected next week. City allotted 20 delegates representing Sunday schools Hi Y Junior Y Employed Boys Brotherhood and other Y units amid 400 to 500 expected attendees.
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High Point
North Carolina
Statesville
Brotherhood
T. H. Steel
Odis B. Hinnant
Montevideo
Uruguay
Broad Street Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Friday Services Schedule for Local Churches
Today's schedule lists 8:40 A M school service 10:00 A M Tabernacle 12 15 P M five shop meetings 7 00 P M prayer meetings 7 30 P M Tabernacle Delegations include Crown Hosiery Mill Lock Knit Hosiery Mill and Methodist Protestants Friends Holiness and other churches not listed in prior evenings.
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Tabernacle
Crown Hosiery
Friends
Holiness
Three Planes of Life Highlight Tabernacle Rally
The night service drew strong attendance from Robbins Knitting Mill Highland Cotton Mills and church groups including Reformed and Presbyterian churches and the Salvation Army. Rev Shaffer led opening prayer and Mr Upson sang. Stephens urged regeneration over mere reformation and contrasted natural carnal and spiritual life with emphasis on Christ's love and the need for courage and unity.
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Tabernacle
Robbins Knitting Mill
Highland Cotton Mills
Reformed
Presbyterian
Salvation Army
W. R. Shaffer
Upson
Mr. Stephens
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Chicago heating engineers estimate US building value near 141 billion
A group of Chicago heating engineers projects the total value of all United States buildings at about 141 billion dollars. The estimate reflects broad market considerations across the national property stock.
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United States
Chicago
Public Library Adds 15-Drawer Charging Unit
The High Point Public Library installs a new 15-drawer charging desk unit built by Myrtle Desk Co. The left side will handle book charging and the right for returns. Desk space is enlarged and filing of registration cards moves to a new section. Report address changes to the librarian promptly.
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High Point Public Library
Myrtle Desk Company
Called To Indiana By Death of Father
Miss Georgena Dosh of 219 West Bay Street was summoned home in Claypool Indiana after learning of her father George Dosh s death. He died suddenly about 5 30 yesterday afternoon. Her sister Miss Alice Dash was in Claypool at the time on vacation from this city.
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Georgena Dosh
West Bay Street
Claypool
Ind
George Dosh
Mr. Dosh
Alice Dash
Firemen seek 1000 toys for needy children this Saturday
Fire department volunteers urge the public to bring old or new toys to the Broadhurst theater on Saturday morning. Children who donate toys will gain admission to a charity show, with repairs by the firemen anticipated to serve hundreds of local kids. Last year about 1500 toys were repaired and distributed. Roy Smart of the theater promises a film as thanks, while Bill Long notes fear of a last minute rush. The effort aims to ensure toys reach welfare recipients before Christmas.
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Broadhurst Theater
Bill Long
Long
Roy Smart
Broadhurst
First Baptist Men To Meet Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the First Baptist church Men's club is set for 6 30 this evening in the church building. Supper will be provided by the Woman's Missionary Society. Dr Charles Haddon Nabers pastor of the First Presbyterian church will be the principal speaker.
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First Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Woman Credits Pinkham’s Compound For Health Boost
Mrs J W Albertson of Mission Texas says she was weak and unable to do housework. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she improved greatly and now recommends the remedy to other women seeking relief. She invites letters from readers.
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Mission, Tex
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. W. Albertson
Miller Avenue
Mission, Texas
High Point and Kernersville Meet for NC Soccer Title
High Point will face Kernersville for the North Carolina soccer championship at Guilford College Friday afternoon at 3 30. The Greyhounds expect to start their first string lineup led by Callahan Sinquefield Sappenfield Hedrick Green Moffitt Rothrock Gross Vance Culler Hedrick Mask with Carroll Wall Wall Reid and Freeman on reserve after semi final wins over Guilford College High and Jamestown.
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High Point High School
Kernersville High
Guilford College High School
North Carolina
Greyhounds
Callahan
Sinquefield
Sappenfield
G. Hedrick
Green
Moffitt
Rothrock
Gross
Vance
Culler
Rangers To Meet College Soccerites Saturday Afternoon
The High Point Rangers of the local YMCA will face the High Point college soccer team Saturday at 3 30 p m on the high school grounds in the first of a two game series. Saunders Frank lin and White advance to the second round in the handball elimination series with Cerney Abels Perkins Patrick Johnston Marsh and Raper York set for afternoon matches.
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High Point Rangers
High Point
Saunders, Franklin and White
Cerney
Abels
Perkins
Patrick
Johnston
Marsh
Raper
York
Guilford College to Host Rev Thomas A Sykes Tonight
Guilford College announces Rev Thomas A Sykes of High Point will present the first lecture of the year on gardening. The illustrated talk aims to spark a home beautification movement in the Guilford community, with plans for an early arrival and a campus Christian groups discussion following the talk.
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Guilford College
Thomas A. Sykes
High Point
Guilford
Sykes
Wake Forest appoints local physician as trustee
Dr. Charles R. Sharpe of Lexington chosen as a Wake Forest college trustee by the Baptist state convention in Raleigh. His term runs to 1933, filling the vacancy caused by the death of E F Aglette, a noted Elizabeth City lawyer.
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Lexington
Charles R. Sharpe
Wake Forest College
Baptist State Convention
Raleigh
Baptist Institution
Sharpe
E. F. Agdlette
Elizabeth City
Wireless waves heard deep underground and underwater
Experiments show wireless waves can be heard in a mine 3000 feet below the surface and extend to considerable depths in water, indicating strong propagation even in extreme environments.
Attendees Set for Joint Highway Meeting in Charlotte
Lieut T A Early of the fifth district highway patrol and J W Mills fifth district engineer will attend the North and South Carolina Street and Highway Traffic conference in Charlotte on November 24 and 25. Also traveling are Raleigh officials Captain Farmer and a squad of eight patrolmen with R S Harris and W B Lentz representing this district. The Carolina Motor Club sponsors a two day session to discuss traffic laws control devices accident prevention highway beautification state driver license law and proposed motor vehicle amendments for city and highway traffic.
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T. A. Early
Fifth District Highway Patrol
J. W. Mills
North and South Carolina
Charlotte
Farmer
Raleigh
R. S. Harris
W. B. Lentz
The
Carolina Motor Club
North Carolina
Local Men Pass State Board Exam
Frank Marr of Mann's Drug Store and Lon D. Russell of Cecil's Drug Store in High Point were among 12 candidates to pass the State Board of Pharmacy examination in Chapel Hill on Tuesday and Wednesday. Russell, previously with Eubank's in Chapel Hill, has served at Cecil's Drug Store here for three years.
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Frank Marr
Mann’s Drug Store
Lon D. Russell
Cecil’s Drug Store
High Point
State Board of Pharmacy
Chapel Hill
Mr. Russell
Eubank’s
Cecil’s
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C. A. York
M. L. Stirewall
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kenneth R. Kreps
Columbia
S. C
Companion
Princess
Randolph
Trinity
East Washington
Wrenn
Negro High School
Burlington
High Point School
South
W. Broad
Robbins Knitting and
Crusade
Hart Point
Public Library
Indiana
Schwab Tailoring CO
East Broad Street
First Baptist
Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Courteou
City Transfer and Storage CO
Y Rangers
Tom Sykes
Wake Forest Trustee
Grove’s
the Bank of Service
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V.pres
Treas
Gs. i. Iellis Ary
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