Pastor Dr. W. Taylor Leaves High Point for Asheboro
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference transfers High Point leader Dr. W. Taylor to Asheboro. Rev. J. M. Morgan arrives from Concord to lead Lebanon church while Rev. End. Suits takes English Street-Thomasville duties. Rev. C. H. Hill moves to Why-Not. Rev. J. Clay Madison and Dr. J. D. Williams remain with First and Welch Memorial churches respectively. Franes Taylor and son John stay in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Taylor
Conference of Methodist Protestant Church
Asheboro
H.hill
Taylor
J. M. Morgan
Concord
C. H. Hill
English Street
End. Suits
Randolph
Suits
Thomasville
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial
A. L. Reynolds
Wapontet
High Point
Frances Taya
John Taylor
Nine Projects Adopted By Civitan Club At Luncheon
The Civitan club adopted nine social betterment projects for the coming year from eighteen proposals. Rev Norwood Bowne announced the poll results as club members planned the year. Other Civitan business matters were discussed at the Elwood luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civifan Club
Elwood
Norwood Bowne
Civitan Club
Oklahoma Butter Production Surges Since 1921
Since 1921 Oklahoma butter production has risen 237 percent reflecting a sustained growth trend. The stat highlights expanding dairy output and potential impacts on regional markets and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
D A Dowdy Parade Marshal Named for High Point Santa Parade
High Point prepares for a Christmas parade with Santa arriving at 2 PM. D A Dowdy named parade marshal. The march begins at First Presbyterian Church and ends at Main and Mallory streets. Merchants urged to keep storefronts clear and avoid Santa displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Northland
Santa
D. A. Dowdy
North Main Street
Main
Mallory
High Point
Junior Red Cross in Every Land 15 Friendship Forge
Youth across the world unite under the Junior Red Cross banner to promote friendship and service. Fourteen million school children in fifteen nations, including seven million American youngsters, are engaged in community and civic work, with High Point schools renewing character building and citizenship training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harry Hopkins
White House
America
Junior Red Cross
American Junior Red Cross
Schools of America
High Point City
8. S. Saunders
Veterans’ Hospital
Hungary
India
Yugoslavia
American Red Cross
Hosiery Workers Branch 82 Set Meeting in High Point
Branch 82 of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 o clock. The gathering at 134 North Main Street invites all seamless hosiery workers in High Point since shop meetings have been discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
North Main Street
High Point
Southern California Hosts Diverse Animal Farm Ventures
The region features a range of farming operations including lion and alligator farms, fish and frog farms, worm and ostrich ventures, and other niche animal farms illustrating a broad agricultural landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Walkathon Starts Amid Plea to Bar Interference
Alvis sues Sheriff Phipps Chief Friddle and State Tax Commissioner Maxwell in superior court seeking to license and protect a Bay OC walkathon at Elsie wood near Sedgefield. County commissioners deny license. hearing postponed. county claims no tax but a state levy of 400 a week.
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Guilford County
Elsiewood
Sedgefield
Bay
Alvis
J. S. Phipps
W. G. Friddle
A. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Phipps
Friddle
J. F. Hoffman
Advance sale boosts crowd for The Spider at Paramount
Advance reports say a large audience will attend the American Business club play The Spider at the Paramount theater Friday night. Curtain rises at 8 15 pm and the murder mystery promises two exciting acts with a baffling plot. Local amateurs join a strong cast led by Mrs Parker Waynick and Mrs Matt Wall with Milborne Amos Charles T Parker Julian Franklin Bob Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Paramount Theater
New York
A. B. Club
Parker Waynick
Matt Wall
Bess Monroe
Milborne Amos
Charles T. Parker
Julian Franklin
Bob Davis
Ralph Slate
James B. Richardson
Pat McSwain
Charles Robbins, Jr
Robert Fearing
Frank Barfield
Holt McPherson
Dick White
Mayne Bundy
Sam Strickland
Julian Green
Nat Walker
L Clyde Chaney of Randleman Dies After Illness
L Clyde Chaney 35 of Randleman died in a local hospital after an illness begun last Tuesday. He worked at Plaidville Silk mill in Ranchman. Born June 6 1899 he was a son of James A and Joanna Thomas Chaney. Survived by wife Myrtle De Berry his parents eight siblings and many relatives. Funeral services at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clyde Chaney
Randleman
Mr. Chaney
Plaidville Silk Mill
Rancheman
James A. Joanna Thomas Chaney
Myrtle de Berry
J. A. Chaney
Marshville
George
Edward Chaney
Horace Chaney
High Point
H. Mullis
H. 8. Mills
W. A. Nance
W. A. Long
G. H. Thomas
Union County
BE. W. Baucom
Monroe
H. C. Baucom
Charlotte
English Street
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Coy Muckle
Negro Women Hurt As Car Overturns In Greensboro
Two Negro women injured when a car containing four occupants clipped a telephone pole and overturned on East Lexington avenue. Driver Muris Campbell and Agenora Gibson suffered injuries. Worth McDaniel arrested for drunk driving, held on 500 bond. Injured taken to Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Lexington Avenue
Murtis Campbell
East Lee Street
Greensboro
Agenora Gibson
Worth McDaniel
McDaniel
Sedgefield
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Officer Dawkins fatally shoots fleeing man on Loftin Street
Norman Smith, a Black man living on Loftin Street, was shot in the leg by Officer W L Dawkins as he fled after attacking Pete Goins with a knife. Smith had been sought on a prior warrant for assault with intent to kill after firing on Goins. Both men were hospitalized and arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Smith
Loftinstret
W. L. Dawkins
Smith
Pete Goins
Loftin Street
Dawkins
Goins
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sechrest
Awards Presented To Several Scouts At Court of Honor
The November Court of Honor for Scouts in the High Point District met at Wesley Memorial church. Council Executive B. W. Hackney Jr. reported on the National Camporee questionnaire. Next High Point Court date is December 17. Recipients include Paul Stout, Tom Britton, Edward Tally, Edward Short, Charles Modlin, Richard Lewis, Rowland Gorman, James Russell, Emerson Grey, G. G. Bondurant, Russell Clarke, Luther McPherson, Charles Craver, David Weatherly, Harley Ingold, Roy Guest, Clyde Markland, and others for badges in Civile Service, Second and First Class, Firemanship, Public Health, Handicraft, Swimming, Bookbinding, First Aid to Animals, Forestry, and Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Emerson Grey
G. G. Bondurant
Russell Clarke
Luther McPherson
Clyde Markland
Roy Guest
Charles Craver
David Weatherly
Harley Ingold
Stolen Clothing Recovered by Police
Police recovered several articles of children's clothing yesterday that had been stolen from a clothesline. People with similar missing items are asked to identify them at the police station.
Legion Meeting Slated Tonight at East Commerce Hall
The Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o clock in its hall on East Commerce Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
East Commerce Street
Tuberculosis Association to Meet Thursday in Greensboro
The Guilford County Tuberculosis Association will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the county courthouse in Greensboro, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Tuberculosis Association
Greensboro
CWA Eliminates Millions of Rats Across Southern States
The Civil Works Administration reports it destroyed more than 7.5 million rats in Georgia Texas and Alabama between December 15, 1933 and March 29, 1934 as part of sanitation efforts during the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Georgia
Texas
Alabama
Red Cross Will Visit Businesses Here Tomorrow
After a daytime canvass for special gifts, about 125 workers will go out tomorrow to canvass industrial, business, and civic groups as the second phase of the Red Cross Roll Call. The drive ends Thursday with a house to house canvass. Workers should meet at Wesley Memorial Methodist church at 7:30 p.m. tonight to receive supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. Arthur Kirkman
Lois Welborn
City Hall
Eugene Parrish
Cannady
Rachel Suggs
Florine Dutton
Elm Street
T. R. Shaw
Oak Hill
Mary Washburn
Johnsie Oakes Jackson
High Point High School
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Brentwood School
Henry Foscue
Ray Street School
H. L. Spessard
High Point College
W. E. Mitchell
American Business Club
C. B. Diffendale
Kiwanis Club
W. F. Batley
Civitan Club
Nathan Ayers
W. Ney Evans
Geo. Filliott
Byron Haworth
Ed Howard
Joe Cox
Garland Daniel
Ben Herman
Keith Harrison
R. A. McPheeters
Fred Barber
Forrest H. Murray
Mesdames
Sam Davis
Matt Wall
Laurence Ingram
Logan Lovelace
Elliott Wood
Jack Thomas
Saunders
C. T. Ingram, Jr
A. B. Henley
Paul Casey
Kenneth Geddie
Alice Elizabeth Freese
Mary Elizabeth Long
Ruth Bowne
Hibernia Hudson
Ben Schwartzbers
Max Bones
Harry Doctor
Mike Clein
Sam Shavits
al Schwartz
Milton Silver
Harry Kaplan
Mannie Rosen
Auto 1 Stolen From Howells Street
Ford car owned by Robert Garland an employee of Mann Drug company was reported stolen from Howells street about 530 oclock yesterday afternoon. The theft occurred while the owner was at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garland
The
Mann Drug Company
Howells Street
Local Christians Attend Greensboro Rally Tonight
High Point Christian Endeavor groups will travel to Greensboro for a rally featuring Carroll M Wright from the international CBE office in Boston. A district and state officers conference meets at Glenwood Presbyterian Church at 4 pm followed by supper at 6:30 pm and a mass meeting at 8 pm at Grace Methodist Protestant with Mrs Glenn Lambert as local arrangements chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Christian Endeavor Societies
Greensboro
Christian Endeavor
Carroll M. Wright
International C. BE
Boston
Glenwood Presbyterian Church
Grace Methodist Protestant Church
Glenn Lambert
Sleuths foil perfect crime in Simmons home robbery
City detectives using plainclothes clues solve a house intrusion at W. D. Simmons on Rockford road. Crump the servant confesses after investigators find a trunk with rings and other items in the basement and a stolen shotgun from last spring. Preliminary hearing set in municipal court tomorrow before Judge Lewis E. Teague.
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W. D. Simmons
Rockford Road
Kivett
Nance
John Crump
Simmons
Crump
Lewis E. Teague
English Street Methodist Protestant Church Calls Meeting
The English Street Methodist Protestant church schedules a called meeting for Wednesday night at 7:30. Rev. End. Suits issues the call and urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street
Chuch
End. Suits
Texas Dominates U S Sulphur Supply At Ninety Nine Percent
The report states that approximately 99 percent of the United States sulfur is produced in Texas, highlighting the state’s dominant role in national chemical industries. The figure underscores regional concentration and potential supply implications for national markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Texas
Two Acquitted In Davis Murder Ordered Held In Jail
Greensboro. On motion by Solicitor H L Koontz Judge Felix B Alley ordered Paul Sams Jamestown and Robert Smith Sumner township acquitted of the William E Davis murder held pending indictments for highway robbery as accessories before the fact. Dill Warner Osborne were sentenced to death or long terms.
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Greensboro
H. L. Koontz
Felix BE. Alley
Paul Sams
Jamestown
Robert Smith
Sumner Township
William E. Davis
Guilford County
Smith
Sams
Alley
Davis
Ralph Dill
High Point
Reuben Warner
Luther EB. Osborne
Davidson County
Guilford Superior Court
Dill
Osborne
Allen Adams
Warner
State
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North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
8. W. Taylor
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
North Carolina
Southern Public Utilities. CO
Friendship
Children’s Crusade
Ofiger
Legion
Tuberculosis Ass'n
Ask Bos
Ae Sith
Branko
DE Luxe Dinte Ee. Commerce & 8
Optometrist
S. Main St
Werecret Vision
STOCO
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Shell Tire & Battery CO
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