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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1930

Page

9

Ehringhaus to Speak at Open Democratic Meeting in High Point

Former Governor Cameron Morrison will also speak here this month with Ehringhaus accepting an 8 pm open mass meeting at the junior high school auditorium. Democrats ramp up voter registration and house to house campaigns as precinct leaders report strong local turnout.

High Point Democracy J. C. B. Ehringhaus Elizabeth City North Carolina Ehringhaus Democratic Club Cameron Morrison Charlotte West Washington Street E. B. Jeffress Greensboro D. B. Stafford W. C. Coble Register of Deeds A. Wayland Cooke Guilford County

Two Fatal Auto Crashes Reported in Guilford County

Mrs. S. J. Pierce of Thomasville died at Guilford General Hospital minutes after arrival from a highway 61 collision. Earlier, Mrs. Essie May Shuler of Greensboro was killed when struck on highway 10 near West Lexington Avenue. The third occupant, Miss Georgia Pierce, suffered facial injuries and shock, while T. J. Ham sustained a severe knee gash. all were treated at the Guilford General hospital.

S. J. Pierce Thomasville Highway 61 Here Guilford General Hospital Essie May Shuler Greensboro Highway 10 Lexington Avenue Wes Diawan Georgia Pierce Davidson Street Pierce T. J. Ham

Y M C A Y W C A Plan Joint Budget Drive

A joint Y M C A and Y W C A campaign to raise 25753 for operation expenses for 1930 31 begins with a preliminary banquet in the Y W C A lobby and a Tuesday field start. The drive includes 194 persons 128 men and 66 women and targets budgets of 12560 for the Y M C A 12393 for the Y W C A and 890 for campaign costs. J E Millis chairs the initial gift committee and J Wilson Smith directs the effort with J D Cox and S C Clark aiding.

da D. Cox Community Chest J. E. Millis M. J. Wrenn Frank Wineskie O. E. Kearns John R. Peacock Comer Covington S. H. Tomlinson C. F. Tomlinson R. R. Ragan Willis Slane J. Elwood Cox C. E. Diffendale W. A. Dre« Idol O. C. Durland W. Ixy Jackson Earl Phillips Homer Hudson C. L. Amos Forrest Murray R. W. Morrow R. O. Lindsay J. Wilson Smith Y. M.C.A J. D. Cox S. C. Clark

Republican Rally In Piedmont Opens Campaign Speakings

Hundreds of party members from Piedmont North Carolina attend a Republican rally at the Junior High School auditorium in Piedmont. George M. Pritchard of Asheville will speak, with J. W. Hall, candidate for solicitor of the 12th judicial district, to offer a short remarks prior to the main address. Additional speakers from Charlotte and Clinton are listed as campaign visitors.

Piedmont North Carolina George M. Pritchard Asheville Greensboro Winston- Salem Burlington Lexington Thomasville Asheboro Danbury J. W. Hall 12Th Judicial District Pritchard Youb Horace Haworth Hobart Morton United States Jake Newell Charlotte David H. Blair Washington D. C George Butler Clinton John F. Reynolds Congress

Rural Free Delivery routes extended at High Point

Three rural routes out of High Point will extend to serve about 125 more families. Route one adds 0.25 miles for 15 to 20 families on the Deep River road raising length to 26.90 miles. carrier Willis L. Welborn salary up to 1,890 dollars. Route two adds 4.67 miles serving 50 families for 31.01 miles. carrier Fred Burchfield salary up to 2,010 dollars. Route five adds three miles to 24.63 miles serving 35 families. carrier Eric B. Oldham salary up to 1,850 dollars. Extension starts November 16.

High Point United States Post Office Department O. R. York Deep River Road Winston-Salem Road Mendenhall Tanyard Thomasville Road Pickett Mills Mendenhall Brothers Dairy Prospect Church Highland Willis L. Welborn Fred Burchfield Eric B. Oldham

New Fourth Ward School Opens This Week

High Point’s new fourth ward elementary on Springfield avenue, completed at 95000 dollars, will open for classroom work Thursday. Emma Blair school pupils will transfer over 300 children, eight teachers to supervise. The brick two story building houses 12 classrooms a 500 seat auditorium a lunch room health room and offices.

High Point Fourth Ward Springfield Avenue T. Wingate Andrews Emma Blair Andrews Eccles Everhart Wilson Keziah Bryant Electric Company Thistle Street

Stunt Flying Today at Charles Kenner Field

Pilot Paul Davis will perform a five minute stunt exhibition with loop-the-loops and rolls. He will also attempt to exceed rolls versus loops in the same period. Tomorrow passenger flights in cabin and open planes will be offered. Student training continues with many enrolled and Kent Douglas soloing in his Gravel Air.

Paul Davis Charles Kenner Davis Kent Douglas

Mrs. Dan Compton Wins Dahlias Show Honors in Raleigh

Mrs. Dan Compton of 212 Steele Street returned from Raleigh where she won multiple Dah lia Show awards on October 1 and 2. She captured first prizes for pink and yellow dahlia displays and best specimen, largest display, plus third for a specimen and second for three flowers of one variety.

Dan Compton Steele Street Raleigh

Will Speak To Brotherhood Class at First M. P. Church

The Men's Brotherhood class of the First M. P. church holds services at 9 30 this morning with Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point college as speaker Rally Day and Decision Day mark the event for the class in the church program

Death of Meredith Gunn Follows Car Wreck Tragedy

Meredith Gunn 17 son of cafe operator Percy S. Gunn Greensboro road died at Guilford General hospital after meningitis set in two days post wreck that killed John M. Canfield Jr. and injured two cousins Inez and Dorothy Davis on the Jamestown Guilford road near State Highway 10.

Meredith Gunn Percy S. Gunn Greensboro John M. Canfield, Jr Guilford General Hospital Yow Gunn Canfield Inez Dorothy Davis Cousins Jamestown Jamestown- Guilford

Cherry St Church Plans Rally Day Festivities

Cherry Street Presbyterian Church will observe Rally Day across all services. Sunday school starts at 10 AM, morning worship at 11 AM, Church League program at 3:30 PM, Christian Endeavor at 7 PM, and evening worship at 8 PM.

Cherry Street Presbyterian Church Church League Christian Endeavor

Ad delivers wider impact for Mann Drug in Mahtomedi

Mann Drug’s week long advertisement in the Enter prise drew wide attention and a surprising order from a Mahtomedi Minnesota customer, illustrating the paper value beyond expectation.

Mann Drug Company Mahtomedi Minnesota

City-Wide Evangelistic Campaign Opens Today

Asheboro mourns W A Underwood prominent druggist and Rexall district manager dies at 6 am funeral Monday at Asheboro M E Church burial in Asheboro cemetery survived by widow Mabel Wood two children and brother J P Underwood The second city wide evangelistic campaign opens this week with noon meetings at Broadhurst theater and industrial shops and a schedule of assembly periods in schools and churches led by local and visiting ministers

Asheboro W. A. Underwood Asheboro M. E B C. Reavis Mabel Wood Col. W. P. Wood William Henrietta Underwood J. P. Underwood Liberty Underwood Standard Drug Company Rexall Company Hee Broadhurst Theater High Point Ministers’ Association Broadhurst C. H. Nabers First Presbyterian Church H. Grady Harding Market Street M. BE Greensboro R. I. Farmer First M. P William M. Ritchie Philadelphia George T. Tunstall Green Street Baptist Church W. R. Shaffer First Reformed Church J. D. Barnette Supt. T. Wingate Andrews Roy J. Farmer A. B. Conrad Charles Nabers Grimes Street A. L. Aycock A. m. Cloverdale E. M. Jones A. m. Ray Street Edgar Hartley A. m. Elm Street L. F. Tuttle Emma Blair E. L. Kirk A. m. Johnson Street Edward Suits A. m. Oak Hill H. L. Love A. m. Fairview R. Shaffer Peeler Lenoir Ritchie Central Friends

Funeral Held For Mrs Williamson

Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Williamson died at home on Campbell Street were held at 2 34 yesterday afternoon from the family residence. Rev A B Conrad and Rev John W Moore conducted the services. Interment followed at Oak Wood Memorial Park. A Busy Woman's club quartet sang three hymns. Pallbearers were J H King T A Williams G C Howard Coke Cecil Roy Conrad and W Herb Hodgin.

Pearl Williamson Solon J. Williamson Cambell _ street A. B. Conrad First Baptist Church John W. Moore Wesley Memorial Florence Charlotte O’beirne Norman Fiddler A. J. Koontz Jesus Rock of Ages Woman's Club J. H. King T. A. Williams G. C. Howard Coke Cecil Roy Conrad W. Herb Hodgin Oak Wood Memorial Park

Stephens Meeting With Success In Winston Revival

For the past month Rev. George T. Stephens has led revival services in Winston-Salem drawing large crowds. Ray Upson of Dayton Ohio acts as song leader and numerous conversions have been reported during the month.

George T. Stephens Winston-Salem Ray Upson Dayton Ohio

Seizure of Seventeen Gallons of Home Brew in Highlands

Officers raided the Highland mills area and seized seventeen gallons of home brew and wine from the house of Tom Martin and Tom Gannaway. Both men, identified as colored, faced prohibition charges and posted bond. The liquor was poured out in front of city hall around noon. trial likely Monday in municipal court.

Smith, Mooney, Whitlow and Taylor Tom Martin Tom Gannaway Highland Mills Gannaway Martin

High Point Night School Pupils Receive Raleigh Reception

High Point night school pupils sixteen strong visited Raleigh to demo work aiding a regional movement. They toured the capitol, museum, executive mansion, and were hosted by Raleigh groups including the Woman's Club. Governor Gardner received gifts via secretary Tyre C. Taylor.

High Point Raleigh Eva Edgerton Raleigh Woman's Club Capitol Building State Museum Executive Mansion Gardner Tyre C. Taylor Southern Chair Company Chapel Hill Frank Graham State University

Chevrolet Agents To Meet In City

A district meeting of Chevrolet Motor Company agents from the Charlotte branch will be held all day at the Sheraton hotel on Friday. Two sessions are planned with about 30 representatives expected in attendance.

Charlotte Chevrolet Motor Company Sheraton Hotel

Thomasville Rotary Club Dinner Planned at Sheraton

The Thomasville Rotary club will host its annual Ladies Night banquet at the Sheraton hotel here on Friday night for about 150 guests and members. Charle F. Lambeth serves as committee chairman.

Thomasville Rotary Club Sheraton Hotel Charle F. Lambeth

Postponed First NC Public Accountants Meet Dates Altered

The first annual meeting of the North Carolina Association of Public Accountants, initially set for High Point on October 11, will now be held October 16 or 17. F. E. Moses, a state officer, announced the change yesterday.

North Carolina Association of Public Accountants High Point F. E. Moses

Library Receives 75 New Volumes for North Carolina History

The High Point public library has to date received 75 volumes toward its North Carolina historical collection. The local Daughters of the American Revolution aims to complete the colonial records set, with volumes expected soon. The library seeks more material about High Point and the state, especially the six books from 1896 to 1910 on High Point, of which only two exist. Yesterday it added Virginia Woodcuts by J. J. Lankes with an intro by Charles Harris Whitaker, a 24 woodcut series on Virginia folklore.

High Point North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution Virginia J. J. Lankes Charles Harris Whitaker

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