Thanksgiving Observed With Services And Baskets
Thanksgiving will be celebrated with closures across the city including schools banks city hall and libraries. Churches plan special services and a sunrise thanksgiving at Central Friends church with Dr. G C Humphreys delivering the address. Members will distribute over 100 baskets to needy families and plans call for a day of football gatherings as well.
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Southern Methodist
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Central Friends Church
G._¢. Humphreys
High Point College
Robert Smith
City Union
Enterprise
Discontinuance of Direct Relief Under ERA Planned
A state Emergency Relief bulletin from Mrs. Thomas O Berry indicates the direct relief program of the ERA will end January 1 1935 with only work relief continuing. Local governments will assume welfare duties for unemployable persons, with exceptions where local funding remains with ERA. High Point officials say its 1000 monthly allotment cannot cover the need. Further details on the new setup are expected soon.
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Thomas O'Berry
Irene W., Price
ERA
High Point
Pictures of Westtown Quaker School Shown at Central Friends Church
Miss Elizabeth Page and Fred Swan of the Westtown school faculty will present photographs of the old Quaker boarding school at Westtown Pennsylvania during a special service at Central Friends church tonight. The service begins at 7:30 with the public invited to join former Westtown students.
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Westtown
Central Friends Church
Elizabeth Page
Fred Swan
Westtown School
Exoneration Statements Stir Debate Over Police Role
Gaston A Johnson city prosecutor interprets parole hearing statements by Bascom Green Lester Green and R E Black as clearing High Point police officers of charges tied to the Stefanoff murder of a Taylorsville bank cashier. Johnson plans to publish his complete findings after weeks of interviews and trips to the state penitentiary.
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High Point
Mike Stefanoff
Taylorsville
Gaston A. Johnson
Edwin M. Gill
Ke Shane Ee
Johnson
B. G. Green
Lester Green
R. E. Black
State’s Prison
Stefanoff
Bascom
Bascom Green
Green
George Wimberly
Ray Nance
Nance
Black
State Penitentiary
Care In Cutting Christmas Greens Asked By Council
The High Point Garden Club Council led by Mrs. H. A. Millis asks citizens to cut Christmas greens carefully this season. It urges use of pine to conserve cedars and thanks merchants for not displaying trees in front of shops during Christmas.
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High Point Garden Club Council
H. A. Millis
Floyd Wilson
High Point
Local Soccer Club Faces Fort Bragg Showdown
The Y M C A soccer team travels to Fort Bragg for a tough contest against the Fort Bragg club. Culler and Byrum from the undefeated College club join the Y, while Moffitt and Hart are out.
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Fort Bragg
Culler
Byrum
Moffitt and Hart
A B Club Charity Play Aids Local Fund
The American Business Club charity benefit at the Paramount theatre drew strong home talent response and is pegged to yield about $400 for the fund after final reports. James Moffitt won the attendance prize. Rev. J. Clay Madison claimed the attendance accolade. Albert Rawley and John Clinard Jr. joined the club.
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American Business Club
Paramount Theatre
the Elwood
Sam H. Denny
Herman H. Smith
James 8. Moffitt
Albert Rawley
The
Enterprise
John Clinard, Jr
Clinard
Thanksgiving Services at St Marys Church
Tomorrow morning at 9 30 there will be Thanksgiving services at St Marys Episcopal church. The celebration of the Holy Communion and a sermon will be held with rector Rev Howard Hartzell in charge.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard
Hartzell
Seidman & Seidman Move to Larger Quarters
Seidman & Seidman certified public accountants announce moving from the third floor of the Commercial Bank building to larger offices on the sixth floor of the same building. Located in High Point since 1930 under G. E. Klanderman, the firm outgrew its present quarters. The relocation takes effect December 1.
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Commercial Bank
Seidman & Seidman, Certified Public Accountants
High Point
G. E. Klanderman
State Democratic Party Finances In 1934 Campaign
The North Carolina State Democratic party reported a balance of 1480.66 after the 1934 campaign. Receipts totaled 7993.11 with disbursements of 6312.45, a larger sum handled in 1932 with 11212.85 receipts and 10146.96 disbursements. The Republican account had not arrived at the secretary of state’s office.
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Raleigh
Lee Harper Named Manager of National Convoy and Truc Co
Lee Harper is named local manager of a National Convoy and Truck company succeeding L Motor Express, as announced today. He assumes duties overseeing line operations for the firm in the region.
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Lee Harper
Convoy and Truc
The
and L. Motor Express
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