M P Conference to Hear Union Proposals With M E Churches
Proposals for uniting the Methodist Protestant church with the Methodist Episcopal Church South will be presented to the North Carolina Methodist Protestant conference in the city on November 4. A joint commission adopted six resolutions for gradual consolidation of the Western and North Carolina conferences, with readjustment of educational work and distribution of funds. Readjustment plans include pupil, widow and orphan support and impartial fund distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
North Carolina
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
Methodist Proistant Church
Greensboro
Christian Advocate
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Asheville
North Carolina Methodist Confer
Greenville
Board of Finance
Methodist Protestant Conference
W. P. Few
Duke University
W. A
Wheeler Is Named Receiver For High Point Builders Supply
Greensboro Oct 16 RE H Wheeler of High Point was named by the federal district court as receiver for High Point Builders Supply. Creditors including High Point Metallic Bed Co claiming 1980 open Lumber Co claiming 100 and Furniture City Insurance Agency claiming 153 allege insolvency and favored creditors and officers to the detriment of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
H. Wheeler
High Point
Federal District Court
High Point Builders Supply
High Point Metallic Bed Company
Open Lumber Company
Furniture City Insurance Agency
Mann's Suit Against City Transferred To High Point Court
Spurgeon Mann by his next friend J A Mans seeks change of venue from Guilford superior court to High Point municipal court against the city of High Point and James Cameron. Defendants argue superior court lacks jurisdiction in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
City
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court
Superior Court
Spurgeon Mann
J. A. Mans
James Cameron
Bishop Penick to Speak at St Mary's Sunday Service
The Right Rev Edwin A Penick D D bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of North Carolina will officiate at St Mary's Episcopal church Sunday at 11 o clock. He will meet with the vestry after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Penick
St. Mary’s Church
Edwin A. Penick
D. D
Diocese of
North Carolina
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Penick
White Defendant in $15 000 Suit
Damages totaling 15000 dollars are sought in municipal court by Margaret Saffet against R B White for alleged attempted assault false arrest libel and slander. The suit details an October 6 incident on South Hamilton street with a car ride to Springfield road and ensuing improper propositions and arrest. Saffet seeks 5000 dollars in total damages plus divorce action noted for W B Goldsmith against Willie Lois Goldsmith.
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R. B. White
Margaret Saffet
John Saffiet
White
South Hamilton Street
Snow Street
Springfield
Main Street
W. B. Goldsmith
Willie Lois Goldsmith
Charges Dropped in Hagood Bankruptcy Case at New Bern
NEW BERN Oct. 16. W C Hagood was freed on charges of falsifying books and concealing assets in a bankrupt motor company. False entry counts were dropped and after evidence, Judge I M Meekins directed a not guilty verdict on the remaining charge, finding no concealment since trustees traced all assets Hagood was accused of disposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
W. C. Hagood
I. M. Meekins
Hagood
Falee Alarms Firemen From Bed In Busy Night
Two false alarms within an hour kept local firemen busy early this morning. At 12 30 a.m. box 46 summoned crews to East Green street while at 1 30 a.m. box 213 sent them to High Point college. The culprits have not yet been caught.
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East Green Street
High Point College
Singing Meet Sunday at Cedar Street Church
The singing convention led by E B Montgomery and W C Carter will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the new Cedar Street church. The Enterprise corrects it previously said yesterday.
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E. B. Montgomery
W. C. Carter
Cedar Street
Enterprise
Iowa State hosts life-or-death trial of 4400 bulls in show
In a major beef cattle event, about 4400 bulls across 70 Iowa contesting associations face a high-stakes evaluation this year at Iowa State College. The competition tests size and quality as breeders showcase prize stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Farrell Declines Public Utilities Directorship Here
R P Farrell resigns as public utilities director effective yesterday and wires refusal to accept the post. Council narrowed likely candidates to W Mengel and J L Perkins. It is understood Mr Dishner may seek reconsideration for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
R. P. Farrell
City
Public Utilities
W. Mengel
J. L. Perkins
Dishner
Swain Case Dismissed In School Attendance Dispute
Magistrate C. G. Muse dismissed the welfare department case against C. Swain a prominent route 2 resident accused of failing to send his nine year old daughter to school. Swain argued the route and winter bus schedule endangered the child and suggested a compromise with school officials. County Superintendent T. R. Fount cited state attendance law and bus operation details.
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C. GC. Muse
County Welfare Department
C. €. Swain
Route 2
T. R. Fount
Muse
All Escape Injury In Crash of Truck With Automobile
A city of High Point truck overturned after collision with a Ford touring car at Ring and Steele streets shortly after 2:30 this afternoon. All persons involved escaped injury in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ring and
Steele Streets
Child Injured In Fall From Bicycle In High Point
Hobart Ferree an 11 year old fifth grader at Ray Street School fell from his bicycle on Woodrow Avenue shortly after 3 30 this afternoon. He was taken by Yow s ambulance to High Point Hospital for medical attention.
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Hobart Ferree
H. G. Ferree
Woodrow Avenue
Ray Street
High Point Hospital
Columbia Bank Fails To Open Doors Today
COLUMBIA S C Oct 16 The Farmers Bank of Saluda failed to open its doors today, state bank examiner Albert S Fant announced here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bank
Columbia, S. C
Farmers Bank of Saluda
Albert S. Fant
State Bank Examiner
Court adjourns in tribute to Emery Raper memory
High Point municipal court closed its two week civil trial session today to honor Emery E. Raper dean of the Davidson county bar and a respected local lawyer. Judge Teague postponed tomorrow's motion docket to Thursday so he could attend the Lexington funeral. The docket included verdicts: Freeman $400 in usury charges against Industrial Bank of Richmond. Dickson and Hedgecock $300 against J L Carr. Kester Furniture Co. $307 and furniture ownership against J F Ross.
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Emery E. Raper
Davidson County
High Point
Lewis E. Teague
Lexington
Z. I. Walser
Raper
Carter Dalton
Harness
Teague
J. M. Freeman
Industrial Bank of Richmond
Freeman
F. F. Dickson
Hedgecock
J.L. Carr
Kester Furniture Company
J. F. Ross
Salvation Army to End Drive With Tag Day Tomorrow
Adjutant John O Beirne says the local Salvation Army budget drive aims to finish with citizens’ gifts tomorrow. Workers in uniform will canvass streets and stores presenting red shields to contributors, while four prizes donated by local firms encourage participation.
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Total Salvation Army
John O'Beirne
Salvation Army
O'Beirne
A. J. Koonce
Koonce Funeral Home
Kinney Shoe Store
Ruby
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M. P
M. E
Commission
Chevalier
Shay
Elgin National Watch Co
Wheeler
H., P. Builders Supply
Woodruff Clinic
North Main Street
Burrus Clinic
Walkup
McCain
E. Washington & N. Wrenn Sts
High Point, N. C
Brinson and Robbins
North Main
GEO. G. Scott & CO Certified Public Accountants
Charlotte, N. C
H. Bass
N. C
J. E. Black
Cable Street Phone
West Broad
Swain
DR. F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank
O’connor
Hamilton Florist
Schwartz Shoe Shop
Call and Delivery Service
W. c
E’s Inc
URE Wallers
Draper
Barker Bié
N. Main
Wilson Motor Company
New York Harbor
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
the Commercial National Bank
V. A
Norcarol
Main and
Washington Streets
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