City Wins Round In Street Assessment Case In Higher Court
High Point wins two court rounds over delinquent street assessments on Willowbrook street for Mr. and Mrs. Clapp. Judge Teague and Judge Harding upheld the city’s claim for the entire unpaid balance with interest, paving the way for a Supreme Court review in fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Lewis E. Teague
W. F. Harding
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
D. Clapp
Lara Clapp
W. A. Davis
Willowbrook Street
Teague
Clapp
Harding
High Point Municipal Court
Supreme Court
W. C. Lyndon Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services for W. C. Lyndon aged 68 were held at his home and graveside at Oakwood Memorial Park. Rev. Roy S. Farmer and others led the rites with a First M P Church quartet singing. Interment followed with Guilford Council Junior Order in charge at Oakwood Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lyndon
Willowbrook Street
Roy S. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
George R. Brown
Reidsville
A. G. Dixon
Methodist Protestant Children's Home
Oakwood Memorial Park
John Plummer
A. C. Clinard
W. S. Kates
C. A. Cecil
R. W. Seward
Ed Franklin
Carl Floyd
J. W. Wise
First M. P. Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First
M. P. Church
M. P
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Guilford Council Junior Order
Rites Set for Mrs Goins Sunday at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Martha L Gotha wife of H I Goins who died yesterday afternoon will be at 2 30 Sunday from their home 603 West Green Street Rev R J Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant church will preside Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha L. Gotha
H. I. Goins
West Green Street
R. J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Weed average of twenty one dollars reported at Winston
An encouraging report to tobacco growers was made in High Point today by W. W. Perrie in Winston Salem. He stated that the average price paid at the Smith and Penning warehouse yesterday was around 21 dollars. The higher quality of weed being moved to auction floors is believed to push the average price upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
W. W. Pyrtie
Winston-Salem
Smith and Pennig
Notice to Residents of High Point Ward for New Precincts
Guilford County Board of Elections orders a new ward case and registration in High Point. Voters may register at polling places on four Saturdays October 6 October 18 October 22 and October 29. Precinct boundaries described along South Main Street East Russell Street and surrounding creeks and streets.
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City OF
High Point
Guilford County Board of Elections
Southern Railroad
South Main Street
Leonard Street
Low Main Street
East Russell Street
Jamestown, Baer Run
Handolph Coun
Wieted
Blair
Blairs
Grace and
Kearns Streets
School prowler held for court in Greensboro case
Paul L. Humphrey, 20, of Greensboro, bound over to federal court on charges of impersonating a federal officer after police investigated thefts from High Point school rooms. He claimed to be a secret service man and a professional interior decorator during and after his arrest. He is also said to be a prohibition parole violator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Humphrey
Greensboro
High Point
United States
A. Selders
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Humphreys
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Benson
Ray Street
Connie Bleakley Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services were held for Connie Jean Bleakeley two months old the daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Bleakeley at their 1623 North Hamilton Street home. Rev M J McCarter presided with interment in Lebanon Cemetery. Pallbearers J L Clodfelter and Tom Lamar. flowers carried by Margaret Lee Shirley Welborn Louise Griffin Inez Sechrest Lola Kearns Irene Harris. Songs included Safe In the Arms of Jesus and Shall We Gather At the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Jean Bleakeley
Daugh'r
T. R. Bleakeley
North
Hamilton Street
M. J. McCarter
North Main Street Baptist Church
Lebanon Cemetery
J. L. Clodfelter
Tom Lamar
Beeson Hardware Recovers In Suit
Beeson Hardware Corp was awarded 1 047.99 from Marsh Furniture Co after counterclaim deduction of 81.87 in High Point municipal court. The case stemmed from a contract for iron supply with claims of nonperformance and late delivery affecting a New York hotel project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson Hardware Company
Marsh Furniture Company
Lewia E. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
New York
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for October 13
Treasury receipts on October 13 totaled 2 324 649 62 dollars with expenditures at 7 424 762 94 and a balance of 774 936 884 30 dollars. Customs duties for the first 13 days of October reached 10 036 151 19 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Price Street church hosts singing clubs event
Notice from the A M E Zion church on Price Street plans an 730 o'clock meeting with singing members from six clubs. A. Smith of the neipal school will address new club members. Reserved seats and admission details are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. E. Zion
Price Street
Nee — Co
A. Smith
Neipal School
Memeres
Administrator's Notice for Wayman A Ridge Estate
The undersigned qualified as administrator of Wayman A Ridge deceased of California County in C notifying all claimants to present claims by September 24, 1932 or be barred. Creditors must settle debts promptly. North Carolina Bank and Trust Company Greensboro North Carolina is administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleans
Commercial National Bank of Point
John D Biggs
Fr. G. Awalt
Wayman A. Ridge
Californ County
NOR Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Greensboro
N. C
Regular Services In Churches Here Sunday Harvest Home Offered
High Point churches plan Sunday services with Harvest Home offering. Pastors will fill pulpits for both services. Christian Science churches feature a doctrine of atonement lesson at 11 at 209 1 2 North Main. Sunday school begins at 9 45. Reading room hours and church events are noted for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Christian Science
Societies of Christ, Scientist
North Main Street
Sunday Schedule for Church Activities
Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m with A E Tate as superintendent. The 11 o clock service features Dr A B Conrad preaching on Service the Interpretation of Life. The 7 30 p m sermon covers The Sur rendered Life. Bible truth classes meet 6 30 p m for Junior Intermediate and Senior B Y P U with studies When We Pray Letters Old and New and Jesus the Only Savior. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Senior B Y P U No 1 meets Friday at 7 30 p m on Christian Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tate
A. B. Conrad
Jesus
Wesley Memorial Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Rev G Ray Jordan selects The Higher Covetousness for 11 am service. Evening service at 7 30 pm continues family relations theme with Brothers and Sisters. Church school at 9 45 am. Christian Family Month topics form adult class focus. A literature display on childhood and youth runs 9 30 11 am in the church office during the week. Youth meeting at 6 45 pm features Coach Wade Mariette speaking on Are You Willing to Play on the Scrub Team. Women’s Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 45 pm for mission study Fac ing the Future in Indian Missions with Indian music renditions. Last regular monthly Board of Stewards meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wade Mariette
Woman's Missionary Society
H. T. Hudson
Board of Stewards
Calvary Methodist Plans Family Day for Childhood Week
The Sunday morning theme aligns with Childhood and Youth Week under The Christian Home. Families are urged to sit together and attend. At 7 30 p m Rev J M Hilliard will speak in the evening and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist
J. M. Hilliard
Life Made Over Again and Heroes In High Point at Green Street Baptist
Green Street Baptist hosts regular services this Sunday at the church. Sunday school starts at 9 30 with a place for every family member. B Y P U meets at 6 30 led by Criseman with assistants. the pastor preaches both services on Life Made Over Again and Heroes In High Point. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist
Green Street Baptist Church
Criseman
First Methodist Protestant Church Weekend Schedule
The First Methodist Protestant church will observe regular study and worship tomorrow with 9 45 Sunday school for all ages 11 morning worship Sermon by Rev R L Farmer on The Faith of Our Friends Junior church at the same hour led by Naomi Dawson and Frances Taylor 6 30 Young People C E meeting leader G I Humphreys 7 30 evening worship Becoming Better Acquainted with God Special music by the choir directed by Prof E B Stimson organist director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
R. Lil Farmer
Faith of Our Friends
Naomi Dawson
Frances Taylor
C. E
G. I. Humphreys
E. B. Stimson
St Mary's Episcopal Church Services Tomorrow
St Mary’s Episcopal announces services tomorrow at the church with 8:00 am Holy Communion 9:30 am church school 9:45 am adult Bible class by the rector 11:00 am morning prayer and sermon by Rev D W Allen sermon topic Finding God Y P S L meets at 6:30 pm Parish House Public invited to attend all services
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
D. W. Allen
God
Reform ed Church Harvest Service Announced
The Re formed Church invites all to Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a morning worship at 11 oclock led by Rev. W R Shaffer on the theme My Cup Runneth Over It marks the Annual Harvest event.
Latin aerial star Thrills at Downie Bros Circus on Welch field
Senorita Thressa, a young Latin aerial star, tops the cast for matinee and evening shows Tuesday at Welch field circus grounds. On her first American tour she amazes audiences with daring trapeze tricks high above sawdust. The two hour program includes multiple thrillers and a famed street parade hailed as the largest circus parade on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senorita Thressa
Downie Bros. Circus
Welch Field Circus
Europe
South
Unity Message Drives Ehringhaus’s Relic Nominee Bid
Democratic gubernatorial candidate J C B Ehringhaus urged party unity as the state faces troubles. He spoke in Asheboro after arriving from High Point and before rallies in Thomasville and Mackeyville while recovering from appendicitis. He dismissed eastern dissatisfaction as Republican talk and claimed a united party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
High Point
Asheboro
Raleigh
Thomasville
Mackeville
Community Church Prepares Garden Themed Service
The church will be decorated with garden and field produce and offer special music. At 6 30 p m the Junior Intermediate and Young People societies meet in their rooms. The pastor preaches at 7 30 with the topic I am Needed. Wednesday prayer studies the American Indian and his problems. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
St Edwards Catholic Mass and Youth Communion Schedule
Mass at 9 a m with boys' club receiving Holy Communion. Instructions for children at 10 a m. Morning sermon on Be Not Deceived God is not Mocked Galatians 6 7. Evening services at 7 30 with sermon Emotion or Devotion by Father J A Beshel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Edwards Catholic
J. A. Beshel
Oil Stoves Blamed In Two of Four Fires
Four small fires reported in the city with two blamed on kerosene oil. A Kern street wood stove exploded at 6 40 this morning causing smoke damage. A naked wire tied to a nail caused 50 damage to a wood shed at Walter King’s home. An oil stove tank burst at J B Jarrell’s house causing smoke but little damage. Grass caught fire on Rotary street yesterday afternoon from an undetermined source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stilley
Kern Street
Walter King
J. B. Jarrell
West Green Street
Rotary Street
Revival Begins at Glenola Baptist Church
A series of revival services will start Sunday at 11 o clock at Glenola Baptist Church and continue until further notice. Rev. E W Turner of Mocksville will assist Pastor Rev B E Roach. The public is invited to attend.
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Glenola Baptist Church
E. W. Turner
Mocksville
BE. C. Roach
Notice of Public Auction for Unpaid Auto Repair Lien
Lien for unpaid repair charges up to 60 dollars on an Oldsmobile Sedan. Apple Auto Repair Shop will sell the car at public auction to the highest cash bidder on Friday November 4 1932 at 12 o clock at 153 South Wrenn Street High Point North Carolina. Proceeds first cover liens and costs with any balance paid to the owner. Apple signature October 15.
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Apple Auto Repair Shop
South Wrenn Street
High Point
North Carolina
Oldsmobile
Cabbage snake on display at The Enterprise window
The Enterprise showcases a cabbage snake contributed by G. K. Saunders of 320 Ennis Street. The jarred specimen is visible in the shop window as part of the paper's oddities collection.
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Enterprise
G. K. Saunders
Ennis Street
Giant sweet potato on display at Jamestown farm
Van Farrington of Jamestown showcased a six feet six inch long sweet potato vine with a root over two inches wide in the Enterprise window. The impressive specimen was grown on Farringtons farm and placed on display for readers to see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
van Farrington
Jamestown
Final Services For John King At Mechanicsville Church
Funeral services for John King who died at his Archdale home were held today at 11 oclock at the Primitive Baptist church in Mechanicsville. Elder P. W. Williard conducted the rites with pallbearers named Williard King Andrew King Arthur King Emmett King Allen King and I B Martin. Flowers were carried by Emmett King Frank Pierce I B Martin and Miss Ida King. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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John King
Archdale
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
P. W. Williard
Williard King
Andrew King
Arthur King
Emmett King
Allen King
Martin
Frank Pierce
Ida King
Oakwood Memorial Park
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
A 1950s style beauty column urges readers to lift the head, exercise neck muscles, and promote circulation to stay youthful. It describes neck exercises, back stretches, and firm cream application to prevent sagging, emphasizing pride and posture as tied to beauty.
Episcopal Men’s Club Meeting At St Mary’s Parish House
The St Mary’s Episcopal church Men’s club held its first fall gathering in the Parish House with 35 attendees. President Will Cator led the meeting as Arch-Deacon Hardin spoke on the church’s history and future, urging a vision and faith for renewed service. A local music group from William Penn high school performed spirituals and popular tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Will Cator
North Carolina
United States
George Allen
Colored
William Penn High School
D. W. Allen
Hardin
St. Mary's Parish
Cator
Blind beggar accused in Fayetteville shooting case
A blind Black man named Albert Smith was arrested in Fayetteville on October 14 charged with shooting Margaret Jones a 30 year old Black woman at her home the previous night.
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Fayyetteville
N. C
Albert Smith
Margaret Jones
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Por
Eton
Shendrix Furniture Store
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Wrenn St
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, BD. C
America
King of Quality
Hunter Coal Co
Carolina
Cc. K. Hunter
BE. Bikd
Ll. A. Young
Winston
High Point Oyster Garden
Good Gulf Station
Paul L. Humphreys
Connie J. Bleakley
Beeson Hardware
W. L. Langdon
Jewelerate
A. Ging & On
West Find
Wagger Jiry, Co
N. L. Garner
Ental Insurance
Wardell Clyde H
Tull
Irving Frank Smith
Commercial Bank
Jordan
Wesley
First Baptist
Circus
Party Unity
Avers
Glenola Church
L. W. Apple, Meche
Mother Nature
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
Beauty
Episcopal Mens Club
Archdeacon Hardin
College St
Q. Ray Burke
Southern
Wolverine Trimming Shop
Wrene
Mechanical Department
M. C. Kellum
Ovwnie
BIG
OCHAS
George Iflanner Oirid
Hanneford Family
Buch Owens
Morales
Welch Field
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