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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1931
Page
11
White with black around the left eye, black rail marking. Reward offered by Dr. F G Woodruff at 205 Hillcrest Drive. Call 2484 for details.
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert W. Brown who died in a local hospital were held at Mt. Gilead M. E. church with Rev. F. M. Shamberger officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. A preceding home service at 12 o clock involved Rev. Mr. Madison and Rev. Mr. Mc Carter. Large crowds attended and floral tributes were abundant. Pallbearers included J. M. ChafinCarl LewisCletus LewisWilliam LewisSpencer ShankleThomas Scott.
Wheat trading expanded to the largest volume in months with prices rising to 5 1 2 cents above Monday's low. Foreign buyers increased May wheat purchases. some say Russia canceled grain export charters. Open to close gains across grains with mixed moves in corn and oats, while provisions showed small shifts.
The New York market resisted weekend profit taking in a placid half day session with numerous gains of 1 to 4 points in major shares. U S Steel announced September 30 unfilled tonnage showing a small contraction. rails moved uncertainly ahead of a possible ICC rate decision. bonds remained firm with broad commodity strength and a notable gain by Western Union.
The Salvation Army aims to reach its $7400 goal, with about $4500 in cash and pledged returns already counted. Adjutant John O Beirne cites staffing limits and other duties as delaying canvassing, planning house to house efforts led by Frank Bailey and Meyers Neilson to cover unvisited homes and containers.
Arthur Marsh Cornelius Strock and Talmer Kimsey learned yesterday from the Department of Commerce at Washington that they had successfully passed exams to become government licensed amateur radio operators. They took the exam in Winston Salem two weeks ago and were notified yesterday of the licenses.
A 69 year old man visited A E Alexander on North Main Street to buy a new pair of scissors. He recalled buying his first pair at age 19 for his wife, noting they lasted fifty years before needing replacement. He emphasized that scissors last a long while.
A series of revival services led by Herman Parker of Belvidere will be held all week at Springfield Friends Church. Parker begins talks Monday. Miss Marie Cassell leads the morning service and Miss Clara Cox delivers the tonight sermon.
Public invited to 2:30 PM DeMolay installation at the Masonic temple with a detailed program. New officers include Master Councilor Jester Pierce and Senior Councilor Joe Buccanon, plus a long list of degree team members and speakers. the event showcases the chapter and marks a public view of DeMolay. The piece also recalls High Point’s 1903 growth narrative and local manufacturing history in a reflective insert about the city.
Mrs. W. W. Martin of Greensboro will arrive Monday to lead a week of Parent-Teacher Association school instruction on child life and welfare. She will answer questions as she speaks at Brentwood Johnson Street Ada Blair Cloverdale Emma Blair and Oak Hill at 7:30 p m with a 3:45 p m session Tuesday.
New Orleans Oct 10 trading opened moderately active in the cotton market with prices easing despite firmer Liverpool cables. Early quotes show a decline from earlier levels with active selling and a uncertain demand environment.
The American Medical Association reports that electricity under low potential can affect the heart causing a tremor or wavering. Shocks even from house circuits can be fatal, experts warn.
Reports indicate some turtle species can produce as many as 150 eggs in a single clutch. Biologists note egg counts vary by species and season, with environmental factors affecting nesting and hatch rates.
A local Y M C A board member helped a county youth avoid Christmas behind bars. The young man, who had fallen in with the wrong crowd, now works in a local factory and makes good. Officials note the Y provides wholesome activity and urges community support for the annual finance campaign starting October 19.
Central Friends Sunday school reported capacity attendance and added seating to accommodate more visitors. The day featured 9 45 exercises across departments and a worship service at 11 00 with Sykes speaking on Money Little Coins That Count. Evening sermon by Mr. Sykes titled The World of Elections and Souls. Church Night continues with Dr. Howard Ronthaler as speaker. Season tickets on sale. reservations advised to avoid rejections. Wednesday activities include junior group meeting at 5 30 and Young Peoples drama at 5 30. prayer meeting at 8 00. Young Peoples meet Friday at 7 30. Registrations completed at last meeting. real work starts this week. all young people invited.
The piece argues that abundance of books dulls impact as readers skim many titles. It urges selecting worthy works that reveal valuable life pictures, studying life stories of eminent figures, exploring distant topics, and finally measuring all books against spiritual truths.
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