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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1930

Page

11

Man Convicted Of Murder Of Two Local Policemen Renews Plea Of Innocence

John Whitener, a Black man once sentenced for the killings of High Point officers Fred Claywell and C. J. Reeves, writes from Deep Gap prison denying guilt and naming others. He details his alleged coercion by morphine and argues mercy, while authorities caution on the outcome.

John Whitener High Point Fred Claywell C. J. Reeves E. A. McGhee Deep Gap Arthur Hall Whitener Guilford Superior Court Supreme Court McGhee Rong

Fiddlers Convene in Guilford County Old-Time Music Night

Between 50 and 60 Guilford county fiddlers gathered at the junior high auditorium for a 7:30 PM convention with prizes awarded in violin guitar banjo Hawaiian guitar mandolin divisions. Winners included Noble King, Mrs. Biney Strait, Marvin Roach, C L Brummitt, Press Barber, Ida King, Lawrence Hill, W A Payne, George Barber, and James Carter. A colored quartet and a blackface comedian entertained, and Alfred Matthew performed buck dancing.

Guilford County Noble King Biney Strait Marvin Roach C. L. Brummitt Press Barber Ida King Lawrence Hill W. A. Payne George Barber James Carter

Mrs L L Farlowe Recovers After Car Collision

Mrs L L Farlowe of 502 Jones Street is reported recovering at Guilford General Hospital a week after a car crash at North Hamilton and Steel streets. She suffered a deep neck wound when her head struck the windshield. condition was critical for a time.

L. L. Farlowe Jones Street Guilford General Hospital

Narrow Escape When Train Hits Car at Crossing

Miss Daisy Hayton of 501 East Green Street escaped death when a shifting train struck her Ford coupe at the Tomlinson Street crossing yesterday afternoon. The car was pushed along the track for several feet and seriously damaged, but she managed to open the door and jump free in time.

Daisy Hayton East Green Street Tomlinson Street Crossing Miss Hayton

Sonny Jane comedy set at Allen Jay school

Springfield Christian Endeavor Society presents Sonny-Jane by Eugene G. Hafer at Allen Jay school Wednesday night. Cast includes Endeavor members and teachers. Kenneth Smith of WBIG will sing with Ernestine Von Cannon during intermission. Proceeds fund the church.

Springfield Springfield Christian Endeavor Society Sonny-Jane Eugene G. Hafer Allen Jay School Endeavor Society Sonny- Jane Middleton Sonny Kenneth Smith WBIG Ernestine von Cannon Margaret Rucker Louise Davis W. W. Ellington, Jr Lena E. Nance Louise Thurber Jay Hendricks Frances Hatton Aillene Hendricks

Library Receives Popular Fiction Titles This Week

The public library added several best sellers and notable works including Gerald Johnson's By Reason of Strength and Bertrand Russell The Conquest of Happiness. Other new arrivals are Edith Barrington Duel of The Queens Warwick Deeping Stories of Love Oliver Rock and Sand Fannie Farmer Boston Cook Book Priestley Angel Pavement Anne Douglas Sedgwick Philippa Lockes Shorn Lamb and Somerset Maughams Cakes and Ale.

Gerald Johnson Old South Baltimore Sun Bertrand Russell Edith Barrington Warwick Deepings Oliver Fannie Farmers Boston Priestly Anne Douglas Sedgwicks Philippa Somerest Maugham

Jr. O. U. A. M. Council Plans Revival Service Attendance

Members of the councils of Jr. O. U. A. M. of High Point will meet tonight at 6:30 at the Trophy council hall to attend services at the Stephens Tabernacle. All who can attend are urged to be at the hall promptly.

High Point Trophy Council Hall The Stephens Tabernacle God Tabernacle Annex Christ Stephens Tabernacle

House Damaged On Thomasville Road in County Line

Fire departments three and five were called to the county line yesterday at noon when a house owned by Gurney McPherson on Thomasville road caught fire. Firemen cut into the wall to reach the blaze causing slight living room damage and some damage to the exterior.

Gurney McPherson Thomasville

Welfare Board Receives From City Farm Large Food Aid

G B Wimberly of the city convict farm reports bi weekly deliveries to the Welfare Board include over 300 pounds of turnips and 100 pounds of collards for relief in High Point. The farm also supplies wood and has cut more than 1,000 cords for winter relief. this week 2,000 pounds of meat were produced for prisoners, hogs costing the city only the $6 purchase price with free feed from cafe proprietors.

Board of Public Welfare G. B. Wimberly High Point Wim Berly

High Point Democrats Plan Informal Meeting With Legislators

Guilford County party leaders and High Point township executive committee members, 55 strong, will invite four newly elected Guilford legislators to a discussion. No formal program is set, but leaders expect the meeting this week or next to clarify legislative issues and offer views for consideration.

High Point Democratic Executive Committee Wade Renfrew Guilford High Point Renfrow

UNC to Host Semiannual Scout Officials Seminar

The Extension Division of the University of North Carolina will host a three day Scout Officials Seminar in Chapel Hill from December 4 to December 6. Participants include B W Hackney and O Delk Smith from High Point and Cloyd Philpott and H A Styers from Lexington. Sessions cover field education for scoutmasters with speakers Harold Meyer Dr Howard Odum and Dr Collier Cobb.

Extension Division University of North Carolina Chapel Hill B. W. Hackney O. Delk Smith High Point Cloyd Philpott H. A. Styers Lexington Psychology Harold D. Meyer Howard W. Odum Department of Sociology Collier Cobb North Carolina

Orphanage Choir to Sing at First Christian Church

A singing class from the Eton College Christian Orphanage directed by CC Johnson will perform at 11 o clock worship at the First Christian church corner of West Green and Tryon streets tomorrow. At 7 30 o clock evening service the Ladies Missionary Society will present a program. The public is invited to both services.

Eton College Christian Orphanage CC. D. Johson First Christian Church West Green Tryon Streets Ladies’ Missionary Society

Plans To Open Nathan Hunt Road For Municipal Golf Course

City plans to open a one mile Nathan Hunt road from South Main to Springfield for access to the new High Point municipal golf course. If approved by the council, grading resurfacing and storm sewer work should start within 19 days, with labor possibly drawn from the unemployed.

Nathan Hunt Road Main St Springfield Avenue Nathan Hunt South Main Street High Point E. Mi In Aul. Fialivua New Park Blair Main Street Russell

Stephens Promises Fireworks At Tonight Meeting

Rev George Stephens denounced rumors in High Point and vowed to expose facts at a tabernacle gathering. He urged spiritual renewal and asked hundreds to join him in a 2 PM outreach to visit homes for prayer and revival.

Stephens

Crusaders for Christ Schedule at Tabernacle

Program today lists 2 00 P M prayer and praise service at the tabernacle followed by a 2 30 P M visitation crusade. At 7 00 P M Union Young Peoples Service in the tabernacle annex led by Mrs Loren Jones. A 7 30 P M song service directed by the tabernacle choir with Loren, then an 8 00 P M service for everybody featuring a sermon by George Stephens.

Crusaders For Christ Tabernacle Visitation Crusade Union Young Peoples’ Service Tabernacle Annex Loren Jones Tabernacle Choir George Stephens

Empty Stocking Fund Reaches Fifty Dollar Milestone

Wilber Jones donated twenty five dollars raising the Empty Stocking Fund to the first milestone of one hundred dollars. Kiwanis started the drive with fifty dollars and Lions contributed twenty five. Community hopes to exceed prior years as cold weather sharpens need for food clothing fuel and medical aid. The fund benefits families through the board of public welfare.

Wilber Jones Kiwanis Club Lions’ Club High Point Rais Board of Public Welfare Cece Cece Lions Club Pieeanaseenen Wilber James

Directors of Southern Exposition Building Meet December 9

The annual meeting of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building Inc directors and stockholders will be held Tuesday December 9. New officers will be elected and financial reports reviewed. Present officers include A E Tate president and C F Long secretary with T A Finch and R B Terry as vice presidents. Board members listed span High Point Thomasville Winston-Salem Lexington Bassett and Drexel among others.

Southern Furniture Exposition Building, Inc C. F. Long Thomasville R. B. Terry C. F. Tomlinson H. Tomlinson Charles Walter Lambeth J. S. Lynch Winston-Salem George W. Hackney Lexington F. O. Huffman Drexel J. D. Bassett Bassett J. E. Marsh Fred N. Tate J. Elwood Cox R. R. Ragan Frank Wineskie Parker Caldwell Forrest Murray L. Davis High Point High Point Fair Association P. M. Davis J. B. Blair A. C. Jones R. R. Mendenhall High Point “City Beautiful R. O. Lindsay A. €. Jones R. R. Blackburn B. T. Thompson A. J.koontz D. T. Yow C. C. Robbins F. J. Sizemore J. W. Clinard W. B. McEwen John 5. Holton A. M. Uphraw L. H. Helms L. E. Byra D. V. Davis Z. I. Walser

Isques Relief Council Defined Purpose Aims Coordination

O A Kirkman Jr states the Cooperative Relief council, organized to prevent duplication, aims to coordinate local relief work not to expend charity. Members from Salvation Army, Board of Public Welfare, Red Cross, American Legion, and Juvenile Court Commission will study problems and avoid lost motion through public cooperation this coming winter.

Cooperative Relief Council O. A. Kirkman, Jr R. O. Lindsay Logan Porter F. R. Taylor H. B. Hiatt Salvation Army Board of Public Welfare Red Cross American Legion Juvenile Court Commission Army The Relief Council

Christmas Clubs To Pay Out 632 Million

New York November 29 The final distribution of about 632 million in Christmas club funds will reach some 11 million club members via more than 8 thousand banks nationwide next week. Some checks already arrived as Christmas Club urged earlier payouts amid soft business conditions.

New York Christmas Club National Bank Service Corp

Attractively Molded Spinach Daisy Center Platter

To serve spinach attractively shape it in an oblong form on a platter. Arrange sliced egg white as daisy petals and use yolk purée pressed through a strainer to form the central disc.

Elaborate Street Parade Opens City's Christmas Shopping Days

High Point plans a December 8 parade to inaugurate Christmas shopping. Merchants urge firm entries for floats as Santa arrives by train and city lights blaze first. parade aims to boost farming and local commerce with widespread community involvement.

High Point T. C. Johnnson High Point Merchants Association The Merchants Association Santa Claus Main Street Johnson City Light Department Lghts Tom Wells Tomorow

First Methodist Protestant Church Holds Special Football Service

The morning worship and a 5 o'clock vesper service feature Rev. R I Farmer delivering sermons titled Proud Of The Gospel and Sportsmanship In Play and Life. Music includes Schubert Avé Maria and Tschaikowsky Andante Cantabile. Guests: High Point Panthers Bisons and All-stars ahead of December 5 charity game.

R. I. Farmer Ministry of Music Schubert J. H. Allred Arthur Fidler Maunder Farmer High Point Panthers High School Bisons All-stars Fotball Johnson Lansing C. L. Gray, Jr H. E. Jones Cherubim Glinka High Point College Glee Club Tschaikowsky S. R. Coe Ll. R. Johnston

Davis Bound Over To Federal Court

Frank Davis bound over to federal court on charges of possession of whiskey for sale and maintaining a nuisance. Preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner E W Brown. Bond set at 500 dollars. Officers Batley Kiger and Hawkins testified they found one gallon of liquor at Davis house 119 Lake street.

Frank Davis United States W. G. Brown Batley, Kiger and Hawkins High Point Force Davis’ House Lake Street

Will Help Build Course At Biloxi Miss

J. R. MacCauley Tom Thumb golf course manager leaves for New Orleans to arrange a $30,000 Biloxi golf course construction at the winter resort. The eight week project will precede MacCauley’s return to High Point to open the Tom Thumb course next year.

J. R. MacCauley New Orleans Biloxi Miss Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Tenn Mr. MacCauley High Point

Elon College Leader to Speak at Central Friends Supper

Dr. W. A. Harper president of Elon College will speak at the mid week supper meeting Wednesday night at the Central Friends Church annex. Elon College quartette under Prof. C. J. Velie will provide music. Reservations may be made at the church office early in the week.

W. A. Harper Elon College Central Friends Church Elon College Quartette C. J. Velie

Trains Schedule Changes In High Point Take Effect Today

Southern railway alters three High Point stops with new times. Crescent Limited No 38 will arrive 8 15 PM and reach New York 9 10 AM. No 32 Augusta to New York stops 7 38 PM, reaches New York 9 10 AM. No 12 Charlotte to Richmond Norfolk stops 9 40 PM, with Richmond arrival 7 AM and Norfolk later.

High Point Southern Railway H. D. Saunders Crescent Limited New Orleans New York Augusta Charlotte Richmond Norfolk Saunders

Also Mentioned on This Page

Claywell and Reeves Chief McGhee State Prison Library Democratic Party General Assembly Uwharrie Council Tabernacle Meeting Brands America Southern Exposition Building Isques Davis Dr. Harper
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