St Baptist Church Revises Rolls Delinquency Policy
North Main Street Baptist Church adopts resolutions effective January 1 1934 to revise membership rolls A membership committee will track absentees call the roll at regular conferences after three consecutive absences investigate and automatically mark six months absence as delinquent and one year as dropped Delinquent members lose good standing Copies of resolutions to be provided to each member
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North Main Street Baptist Church
Initial Scout Cub Pack Organized At Episcopal Church
The first Scout cub pack in High Point forms as Pack No. 4 with fifteen boys meeting Thursdays at the Episcopal church. E. E. Forward serves as Cub Master. the pack aims to expand with two more packs soon.
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Episcopal Church
High Point
E. E. Forward
H. S. Dunkelberger
Dr. H. B. Hiatt
W. F. Bailey
E. M. McEachern
James Lockridge
Virlyn Lockridge
Harold Sapnfield
Carl Bailey
Edward Yotten
Jim Smith
Richard Black
Alfred Dar
J. E. Suggs
Orlander Roland
Hampton Hubvard
M. C. Rowland
Dr. G. C. Shaw To Preach At Cherry Street Church
Dr. G. C. Shaw of Oxford North Carolina will preach at 11 o clock this morning at Cherry Street Presbyterian church. For over forty years he led the Mary Potter Memorial School and is a noted advocate of Christian education. He speaks for the Boards of Christian Education and National Missions. Your presence is urged and expected.
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G. C. Shaw
Oxford
N. C
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Shaw
Mary Potter Memorial School
North Carolina
Board of Christian Education
Board of National Missions
Miss Eva Clinard Victim Of Accidental Fall
Special to the Enterprise Thomasville November 25 Miss Eva Clinard a teacher at Hasty school Wallburg is recovering after a fall from a rostrum in the school auditorium Thursday afternoon she was stabbed in the face by scissors she was holding She received medical treatment here.
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Thomasville
Eva Clinard
Wallburg
Clinard
Samuel G. Ferguson Dies At Morganton
Funeral services for Samuel G. Ferguson 59 who died at Morganton Friday will be held Sunday at 11 from Poplar Ridge church. A prosperous farmer of Sophia route one he is survived by his wife Miss Etta Lanier four sons Earl Fred Hubert Floyd of near the home three daughters Mrs Frank Shaw Mrs Robert Skeen and Miss Ethel Ferguson and brother N H Ferguson.
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Thomasville
Samuel G. Ferguson
Morganton
Poplar Ridge Church
Sundey
Ferguson
Sophia
Route One
Etta Lanier
Earl
Ellebre
Fred
Hubert
Floyd
Frank Shaw
Robert Skeen
Trinity
Ethel Ferguson
N. H. Ferguson
McCallie Champs Honored At Banquet In Chattanooga
McCallie school football champions of the Mid-South Prep School association were honored by Mr and Mrs J E Millis in Chattanooga. McCallie defeated Baylor 13 0 to finish the season 9 1 1 with 197 points to 25. North Carolina players named include Jack Blythe John McDevitt Jack Tate Scott Shepherd George Gray and Walker McCaig. William Millis the team manager also serves as sergeant major of the school battalion and a glee club member.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
McCallie
Mid-South Prep School Association
J. E. Millis
High Point
William Millis
Baylor
Asheville School
Darlington School
Rome
Tennessee Military Institute
North Carolina
Jack Blythe
John McDevitt
Jack Tate
Scott
Glee Club
Stanford To Play For West In Big Rose Bowl Contest
A crowd of 85 000 fans including former President Herbert Hoover saw Stanford Cardinals defeat California Bears 7 to 3 to tie the Pacific Coast conference championship. The victory virtually assures Tiny Thornhill and his team a bid to represent the West in Pasadena on New Year’s Day against the nation’s other champions.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Stanford
Cardinals
California
Bears
Tiny Thornhill
Pigskin Warriors
West
Pasadena
Flour stolen then dumped on railroad tracks
Police responded to a Southern railroad point near Main Street after a train struck two sacks of flour left on the tracks. One sack was cut in two and the other scattered. Officers suspect someone stole flour and abandoned part of it on the line.
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Southern Railroad
Main Street
Hollywood
Mrs. J. H. Bouldin Dies in Colorado
Mrs. J. H. Bouldin 75 of Manzanola Colorado died yesterday morning. A North Carolina native she lived in Colorado for 25 years and is survived by eight children. Friends of Mrs. R. M. McKinney of 1211 Filbert Street mourn her loss.
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R. M. McKinney
Filbert Street
J. H. Bouldin
Manzanola
Colo
Ohio State Edges Illinois 7 6 on late TD drive
In Columbus, Mickey Vunchvich kicked the winning toe as Ohio State beat Illinois 7 to 6. Ohio State led 7 0 after a strong third period, then Illinois rallied with Jack Beynon directing passes and a late Wright reception. Dave Cook’s extra point attempt failed.
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Columbus
Mickey Vunchvich
Ohio State
Illinois
Buckeyes
Illini
Jack Beynon
Beyon
Wright
Dave Cook
Dartmouth Smashed By Chicago Maroons
Chicago Maroons routed Dartmouth 39 to 0 on Stagg Field after taking a 15 point lead in the first two quarters. A flurry of Dartmouth passes led to four late touchdowns as Chicago seized control.
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Chicago
Maroons
Dartmouth
Stagg Field
Georgia Bulldogs Ready to Face Southern California
ATLANTA Nov 25 The Georgia Bulldogs travel to Los Angeles after beating Georgia Tech 7 to 6 for their eighth win and no losses. The team rests a week and expects to be fit for the clash with Southern California next Saturday. no injuries were reported from today’s game.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Georgia Bulldogs
Southern California
Los Angeles
Trojans
Fall Banquet and Ceremonial of Junior Merrymakers Court
The Grand Court number three of the Junior Merrymakers holds its fall banquet Monday at 6 15 PM in the Sheraton hotel with 75 to 100 attendees. Walter Crissman presides. Rev B M Crosby and A B Camp speak. after, 25 candidates are initiated at Trophy council hall with Reece Williams as host.
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Grand Court
Order of Junior Merrymakers
Sheraton Hotel
Walter E. Crissman
B. M. Crosby
Weaverville
N. C
Order of United American Mechanics
A. B. Camp
Albemarle
National Organization
Trophy Council
Florida Victory Over Auburn Stirs Southeastern Race
Florida upset Auburn 14 to 7 in a key Southeastern Conference race while LSU defeated Mississippi State 21 to 6. Georgia nipped Georgia Tech 7 to 6 in a 40th rivalry game, Tulane beat Tennessee 26 to 9, and Centenary remained unbeaten with a 7 to 6 win over Mississippi.
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Florida
Auburn
Louisiana State University
Mississippi State College
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Bewanee
Tennessee Outfit
Centenary
Shreveport Gentlemen
Mississippi
Final shipment of license tags received in High Point
The last shipment of state license plates arrived at the Carolina Motor Club High Point office led by branch manager Millard Todd. Plates go on sale Friday December 1 with 9 am to 4 30 pm hours at 213 North Main street. Fees match 1933 rates 12 50 minimum and truck scales 40 to 70 cents per hundred weight.
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Carolina Motor Club
Millard Todd
High Point
Motor Club
Todd
North Main Street
Minnesota Beats Wisconsin 6 to 3 in Rainy Clash
Minnesota earns a 6 to 3 victory over Wisconsin in a tough Big Ten matchup played amid rain and snow. Wisconsin led with a first period field goal but Minnesota capitalized on a late third quarter fumble to score the decisive touchdown and stay atop the conference standings.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
Gophers
Smith
Badger
Michigan
Pacetti
Jacetti
Lund
Model Home Opens on Colonial Drive with Decorated Exhibit
A new model home at 638 Colonial Drive opened to the public yesterday and will stay open daily through Saturday from 2 to 9 PM. Curtis Smithdeal announces the fully furnished house features a model kitchen with breakfast nook, inlaid linoleum, electric range, and refrigeration. Refreshments and souvenirs will be offered to visitors.
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Colonial Drive
Curtis Smithdeal
Smithdeal Realty and Insurance Company
Namse the Tibetan god of wealth and dustborne disease
The text notes Namse as a Tibetan wealth god, and explains disease germs travel on dust particles. It also mentions Captain Cook's tortoise, alive after 150 years, living as a chief on Tongatapu Island.
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Namse
Captain Cook
Tonga
Squirrels Worldwide Count Roughly Seventy to Three Hundred Eighty
A scholarly estimate places between 70 and 380 known squirrel species across the globe. Researchers note diversity across continents and habitats, with varying classifications among taxonomists.
San Augustine Uses Three Acre Tent for Experimental Tobacco Crop
San Augustine Texas employed a large three acre tent to cultivate an experimental tobacco crop. The project tested growing methods and potential yields under controlled conditions.
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San Augustine
Tex
Solomon Vestal Taken by Death
Solomon D Vestal 75 well known citizen died at home 119 State street last night at 8 10 in ill health for 18 months born October 3 1858 in Surry county son of Martin and Polly Vestal longtime resident of the city wife Rebecca Mickel died October 10 1927 survivors include four sons and three daughters grandchildren two brothers funeral Monday 11 am at North Main Baptist church with burial at Lebanon cemetery under Trophy Council Juniors supervision
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Solomon D. Vestal
State Street
Mr. Vestal
Surry County
Martin and
Polly Smith Vestal
Rebecca Mickel
Vestal
North Main Street
UO. A. M
Frank
Troy Vestal
Richmond
John Vestal
Gloucester
Mass
Roy Vestal
High Point
L. B. Hassell
G. F. Cook
D. H. Hall
Jack Vestal
Thurman
N. C
Elijah Vestal
Randolph County
North Main Baptist Church
A. L. Fulp
J. M. Hilliard
Lebanon Cemetery
Davidson County road contract set for spring top surface
A Davidson county road contract was approved in Washington to finish the Davidson end of the Thomasville road project with top surfacing planned for spring. Hardaway Contracting of Columbus GA, won the Davidson end bid of 56 619. The Forsyth end by Gassaway and Owen of Winston Salem will begin top surfacing in April weather permitting. Scotland golf ban noted as historical aside.
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Forsyth
Thomasville Road
Davidson Country
Washington
Davidson County
Hardaway Contracting Company
Columbus
Gassaway and Owen
Winston- Salem
Waughtown
Davidson
Gassaway
Owen
Forsyth Line
Wallburg
Thomasville
Hardaway
I. W. A. Planning A Light Week Schedule
D. W. Bradley announces a light I. W. A. week with Bible class at 9 45 in the hall 815 South Main Street speaker Chas W McAnally morning Robbins players rehearse Monday 7 pm Grand Lodge Tuesday and Bible class social Wednesday Thanksgiving holidays reduce activity past week was successful in the I. W. A. hall.
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D. W. Bradley
South Main Street
Chas. W. McAnally
Robbins
Grand Lodge
Bradley
I. W. A. Hall
Hold Man On Auto Larceny Charge
Harvey Williams from Atlantic City was arrested at the New Deal fair on auto larceny and prohibition violations. Police say he induced R. F. Spener to become intoxicated at the fair and took Spener’s car after Spener was taken to police headquarters and jailed for drunkenness.
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Harvey Williams
Atlantic City
Williams
R. F. Spener
Spencer
Service Held For Benjamin Lanier
Funeral services for Benjamin Lanier 83 who died at his home Sophia route one were held Friday afternoon at Mt Gilead M E church conducted by Rev W P Carter of Winston Salem He is survived by his wife Ella Gray of Trinity a stepson George Brown of Asheville and a sister Mrs Etta Ferguson of Sophia.
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Thomasville
Benjamin Lanier
Sophia
Mt. Gilead M. E
W. P. Carter
Winston-Salem
Lanier
Ella Gray
Trinity
George Brown
Asheville
Etta Ferguson
Gators Top Auburn 14 7 In Southern Upset
Florida with a strong aerial start faltered then relied on a frontal drive to defeat Auburn 14 to 7 before 14 000 fans in Gainesville. Chase scored the first touchdown, McAulay added a long run, and Phipp connected with Rogers for the final score.
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Gainesville
Fila
University of Florida Gators
Auburn Plainsmen
Georgia
Florida
Chase
McAuly
Jimmie Hughes
Florida Spark Plug
Aubin
Chambless
Phipp
Rogers
Arlail
Tar Heel Cavaliers gridiron classic rivalry renewed
In Chapel Hill on Thanksgiving, North Carolina hosts Virginia in the 41 year old clash famed as the oldest ongoing rivalry in South football. Both teams bring intra state pride and long memories of past games with no Virginians on Carolina’s roster and few Tar Heels from Virginia prep schools on Virginia’s. The stakes hinge on a storied history rather than current records as the crowd anticipates a hard fought contest.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Hoover
Virginia
Cavalier
Carolina
Alan McDonald
Duke
Episcopal High
George Coles
Eddie Martin
Virginia Episcopal
Woodberry Forest
C Woollen, Jr
Tom Evins
Ralphner
Richmond
Su Virginia
Tar Heels
Kenan
Whic
Foreign-born population in the United States in 1939
In 1939 the United States counted 255,393 foreign-born residents. The figure highlights the scale of immigrant presence during the late 1930s.
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United States
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L. P. Howell
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