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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1936

Page

9

Olin Crawford Bound Over For Guilford Superior Court Robbery

Olin Crawford Negro bound over to the October 26 term of Guilford Superior Court after a preliminary hearing finding probable cause in the alleged robbery of C. B. Barneycastle of about $18. Annie Irvin was dismissed. Several traffic and minor charges were disposed.

Olin Crawford High Court C. B. Barneycastle Guilford Superior Court Lewis E. Teague Annie Irvin Barneycastle M. M. Ferree Teague W. T. Sullivan Carl Hodgins Inez Johnson G. EF. Grissett F. H. Brizzell Charlie Varner Lester Barley Fannie Varner Will Davis Elgin Tyson O. G. Bates Lilly Alderman EB. B. Matherson P. A. Clifton Dosie Barker Frank James Grady Allen Walter McCloud Lonnie Miller Robey Hilliard

Freeman Elected by State Alumni in Guilford Chapter

William F. Freeman was elected president of the Guilford county chapter of North Carolina State College alumni, succeeding Bruce Hodges. Charlie Barber became vice president, W. H. Sullivan Jr. retained secretary, and Dave Morrow was named assistant secretary. The group planned a fundraising drive to aid the college, including a painting of Dr. Daniel Harvey Hill. Speakers included Col. J. W. Harrelson, Dr. R. R. Sermon, John Von Ghabn, and Maj. L. P. McLendon.

William F Pete) Freeman Guilford County North Carolina State College Bruce D. Hodges Greensboro Charlies R. Barber Robert H. Smith W. H. Sullivan, Jr Dave Morrow High Point State College Daniel Harvey Hill Col. J. W. Harrelson R. R. Sermon John von Ghabn

Quartet Sings for Lions Club at High Point Meeting

The High Point Harmony quartet performed for the Lions Club dinner at the Elwood hotel. H. C. Twinning announced as official Tail Twister and Spizerinktum. H. A. Cecil and George Covington reported on work for the blind and a special project. Sally H. Oldham joined as new member. Frank Barfield attended as a guest. A population statistic about artists in North America is noted.

High Point Harmony Quartet Lions Club Elwood Hotel H. C. Twinning Mr Twinning H. A. Cecil George Covington Sally H. Oldham Frank Barfield

Pentecostal Holiness Conference Opens in City Tonight

About 150 to 250 ministers and lay members gather at Highland Avenue church for the 19th Western North Carolina conference. Rev J H Springs of Franklin Springs Ga leads communion and sermon at 7:30 pm tonight. sessions continue through Monday with elections and services in Cloverdale auditorium.

Pentecostal Holiness Church Highland Avenue Cloverdale School C. A. Stroud Marion C. Francis Noble

Rites Held for Mrs Flora Cox in Rockhouse Church Service

Funeral services for Flora B. Cox 71 widow of J W Cox were held after noon yesterday with a morning service at the homes of her daughters Mrs Ernest Smith and Mrs G W Loyd. A quartet rendered hymns before burial at Rockhouse Primitive Baptist church in Stokes county with Elder W J Brown officiating and pallbearers named. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

Flora B. Cox J. W. Cox Rugged Cross Rockhouse Primitive Baptist Church Stokes County W. J. Brown E. E. Palmer W. O. Cox M. L. Lawson W. E. Palmer P. E. Cox W. D. Cox William Ralph Frank Smith Briles Mount Zion Church

Judge Teague to address class at Thomasville church

Judge Lewis B. Teague will speak to the Baraca class of Main Street M E Church in Thomasville Sunday at 9 45 AM. The Lexington Tenor quartet directed by Bayard Sink will provide music. R L Pope, banker and church official, serves as class teacher.

Lewis B. Teague Baraca Main Street M. EB Thomasville Lexington Tenor Bayard Sink R. L. Pope

Europeans Remember Animals Speak at Christmas Power

An old European superstition holds that animals gain the power of speech during the Christmas season, a belief echoed in midwinter folklore and holiday customs.

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