Depositors Committee Reports Progress In Bank Reorganization
The depositors committee of Com bey National Bank led by George T. Wood reports progress toward organizing a new bank with about 200000 dollars in subscriptions and lease terms for the old quarters. They emphasize no suit pursuit, aim for orderly liquidation of the old bank assets, and hope to announce opening of books for subscriptions once funding and charter arrangements are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combey National Bank
George T. Wood
Shap
Old King
Ints
High Point
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
How to break up a cold overnight and relieve congestion. Calotabs provide effects of calomel and salts without unpleasantness. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water, next morning cold vanishes and appetite returns. Sold in 10¢ and 50¢ packages at drug stores.
Wallburg Seniors Present The Wren at School Auditorium
The Wallburg senior class will stage a four act comedy titled The Wren at the Wallburg school auditorium on Friday December 2. Earlier an erroneous notice listed December 8 in the Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg School
Enterprise
Wren
Madam Mary the Remarkable Palm Reader Advertises Life Guidance
An advertisement promotes Madam Mary a famed palm reader offering confidential readings to reveal life from infancy to old age and guide success health and happiness. It claims to settle lovers quarrels restore affection and help marriages with dates names and figures, inviting readers to visit 10 am to 8 pm mile east of the town line on Road in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Mary
Adam Mary
Payette
Town St. Road
Winson-Salem
Large Attendance Expected at Wesley Memorial Men’s Club Supper
About 200 men have signified their intention to attend the annual supper of the men’s club at Wesley Memorial church tomorrow night. The Peacock Bible class sponsors the event and aims to reach all men connected with the church. The 6:30 p.m. gathering in the basement features chicken pie and a varied program with a colored quartet and Rev. G Ray Jordan as principal speaker on the topic An Open Door. Attendees lacking reservations are urged to contact the church office or Peacock class officers by 9 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
J. A. Johnson
Peacock Bible
Johnson
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Penalties urged on delinquent special taxes
C B Bogart state deputy commissioner for Guilford Alamance and Rockingham counties announced that many have not paid special privilege license taxes due June 1 with a 25 percent penalty. Licenses cover bottle drinks tobacco gasoline stations garages hire cars and more. Delinquents on merchants licenses for periods ending 1931 1932 face penalties up to 50 percent. Bogart will collect on December 1 and will pursue legal steps after December 1 to enforce payment before January 1.
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C. B. Bogart
Guilford
Alamance
Rockingham
Bogart
P. O
Medical Society To Meet Here Thursday At Sheraton Hotel
High Point will host the Guilford County Medical Society meeting Thursday evening December 1 at the Sheraton hotel with dinner at 6 30. Dr Oren Moore of Charlotte will speak on Endocrines in Obstetrics to a large gathering of physicians from this city Greensboro and other parts of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford County Medical Society
Oren Moore
Charlotte
Sheraton Hotel
Moore
Greensboro
Dangers of Living a Worldly Life Topic at Green Street
Rev. Chas. B. Howard preached on the dangers of worldly ties at Green Street Baptist Church. The visiting evangelist led a large service and many new members joined the church during the revival. A service is set for 7:30 tonight and the series runs through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
C. B. Howard
Green Street Baptist Church
Chas. B. Howard
Howard
Greatest Speech I Ever Heard Recalls Wheeler’s Courtroom Aid
Joe Hoffman, a board of county commissioners member and druggist, recounts a 20 year old courtroom scene where Homer Wheeler urged mercy for a boy facing a road term. The boy later thrived on the Pacific coast, validating Wheeler’s judgment, though Wheeler deflects the praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hoffman
Board of County Commissioners
Homer Wheeler
Wheeler
Hoffman
Bay
California
Pacific Coast
Still More Witnesses Identify Three Of 4 Alleged Bank Robbers
The Carolina Bank and Trust robbery case in Davidson Superior Court revealed further identifications linking Sylvan Palmer, Joe Horne, and Victor Fowler to the crime while Walter Bridgeman remained without a positive witness identification. Testimony described car activity and proximity to the bank, with witnesses recognizing Palmer and Fowler, and others confirming Horne, as the trial neared its midafternoon rest.
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Walter Bridgeman
Denton
Lexington
Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Davidson Superior Court
Sylvan Palmer
Joe Horne
Victor Fowler
A. Dewey Cox
W. G. Morris
Morris
Palmer
Howell Harrison
M. W. Nash
Neil Thompson
Baxter Carter
Fowler
T. D. Anderson
Horne
C. Bisher
Bridgeman
Helen Bisher
High Point
Walser
Casey
Don A. Walser
H. L. Koontz
J. R. Proctor
Thomasville
Roundup Delinquent License and Privilege Tax Cases
A city roundup targeted individuals who allegedly failed to purchase their special license and privilege taxes. The effort led to 16 arrests yesterday and today as police prepare to continue the drive citywide. Authorities note June 1 as the payment deadline and vow strict enforcement.
Mr. Farmer To Lead Wednesday Service At Church
The First Methodist Protestant church will hold a Wednesday evening prayer and praise service at 7 30 led by Rev R L Farmer. He will speak on Joshua and Jehovah as part of the Old Testament Made New series. Congregants are encouraged to read Joshua this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. L Farmer
Penny A Meal Plan Funds Milk for Undernourished Children
The Junior Service League places penny jars in 65 local stores to raise funds for a winter milk program for city schoolchildren. Chair Amos Cueirman says more contributions are needed as the project aims to feed all undernourished children from December through March. Local supporters are urged to give one penny per meal or three cents daily per household to cover the need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Amos
CueIrman
League
Woman's Club Luncheon to Feature Mrs Groves Talk
High Point Woman's club plan their first luncheon of the year at Wesley Memorial church on Wednesday at 1 PM. Mrs Ernest R. Groves of Chapel Hill will speak on family life and child training with proceeds funding night school cooking and sewing classes. Music by Hubert Liverman. Tickets handled by Mrs C H Rhodes and Mrs David Bouldin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
Ernest R. Groves
Chapel H‘il
Wesley Memorial Church
Hubert Liverman
High Point College
Ways and Means
Groves
University of North Carolina
C. H. Rhodes
David Bouldin
Scoutmasters training course ends this week in High Point
The indoor final session for new and prospective Scoutmasters will be held Wednesday at Hut of Troop No. 4 on East Farriss avenue with 17 men present last evening. Outdoor completion is set for Sunday evening and all registered members should attend both sessions.
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High Point
East Farriss Avenue
O. Delk Smith
C. T. Parker
Red Whitner
Hackney
John William White Claimed By Death At Home Near Dobson
Ward reports the death of John William White 73 at his home near Dobson North Carolina. Born September 3 1859 he was married to Lillie Nichols and leaves 12 children 21 grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral services were to be held at 2 this afternoon.
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John William White
Dobson
McKinley White
Near
Crallie B. White
Stokes County
Robert B. White
Mr. White
Two Actions Start in Municipal Court
The Prudential Insurance Company of America filed suit against L. B. Williams and Ora Clyde Williams seeking possession and eviction of a land tract and rents and profits since 1932 at $40 monthly. Gottlob Wenz also sued R. J. Waggen to collect a $400 promissory note with interest from June 30, 1930 and $1.50 protest fee with interest from December 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company of America Today
L. B. Williams
Ora Clyde Williams
Gottlob Wenz
R. J. Wagger
Police Hold Goods for Owner After Seizure
Police today hold a small quantity of soap tobacco and shoe polish left by a party of boys when apprehended by officers. Owner may claim by describing items at the station. Chief W G Friddie stated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddie
Rites Held For Mrs Wise In Here After Fatal Plane Crash
Funeral services were held for Alberta Wineskie Wise a prominent local social figure killed in a crash near Marianna Arkansas aboard a Hunter Airways transport piloted by K E Yoder. The service at the Wise family home included pastors pianists and a baptism of Mrs Wise’s niece.
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Alberta Wineskde Wise
Marianna
Ark
Frank Wineskie
North Main Street
E Miree Crowe VL
Spencer Wise
Bernard Wise
Washington
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Wise
Charles P. Coble
Douglas
C. E. Raynal
First Presbyterian Church of
Statesville
J. Gurney Briggs
Edith Moore Sherrod
Dan W. Smith
R. B. Terry
Welch Harris
Amos Kearns
Logan Lovelace
Jake Froelich
Matt Wall
J. T. Burrus
Richard M. White
Wineskde Mausoleum
Oakwood Memorial Park
K. E
Doc” Yoder
Cowbayou
Saint Francis River
Banish Sore Throat with Kojene Antiseptic
An advertisement touts Kojene as a powerful antiseptic stronger than carbolic acid yet gentle on delicate membranes. It promises overnight relief for sore throat and inflammation and urges readers to buy a 6 ounce bottle for 60 cents at Man: Drug Stores or any good drug store.
Firefighters Contain Car Blaze Belonging to Don Meredith
Firemen from Company No. 4 responded about 8 o clock this morning to extinguish a blaze in an automobile alleged to belong to Don Meredith. Minor damage resulted from the fire.
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Company No. 4
Don Meredith
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Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, BD. C
Commercial National Bank Point
North Carolina
F. G. Awalt
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Wallburg
Tion
North Main
Exchange Bloom
Medical Society
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Joe FP
Mr. Farmer
Woman's Club
Mrs. Groves
Mrs. Wise
Neice
Yoder
Forest City
Hughes
R. E. Bullard
Lee County
Ellis Fagan
Hunter Airways
Little Rock
St. Francis County
Memphis
Fagan
Forrest City
C. P. Bean
Soudan
Cow Bayou
Curtiss Wright
C. W. Buckley
Department of Commerce
Kenneth Starnes
W. J. Britton
Wineskde
New York
Piedmont Ins
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Mann's
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