Memorial Service Held For J W Lambeth In Thomasville
The Thomasville Rotary Club honored John W. Lambeth with a memorial service and portrait dedication. Rev W L Hutchens led the program, Congressman J Walter Lambeth shared a German translated poem, and R L Pope lauded Lambeths civic religious educational and business service.
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Thomasville
John W. Lambeth
Rotary Club
W. L. Hutchens
Lambeth
Mr. Hutchens
J. Gurney Briggs
Plano
Hedgecock Family Open House in Thomasville Route One
Open house for the Hedgecock family and friends at the home of James Hedgecock on route one in Thomasville. Mr and Mrs J F Hedgecock of Missouri will attend with their son Ray and daughter Miss Lillie. Mr Hedgecock formerly lived in High Point and left the city in 1872.
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James Hedgecock
Thomasville
Hedgecock
Missouri
Ray
Miss
Lillie Hedgecock
High Point
City
Poem Translation Honored At Lambeath Memorial Event
The occasion included a translated poem from German by the German Embassy in Washington set to a folk tune. Many close friends of Mr Lam beth and several visitors from High Point attended the ceremony.
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Washington
Lambeth
High Point
Joint Y and YWCA drive raises $8820 for campaign
A supper meeting at First Methodist Protestant Church reported $8,820.21 pledged to the annual Y M C A and Y W C A finance drive. Division D led in cash and total subscriptions, with Division A winning the attendance banner. Inter-state secretary J Wilson Smith spoke on past campaigns and growth of the Y.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
W. J. Fraley
A. J. Wilson Smith
High Point
S. C. Clark
Mary Underwood
Be: Wesen
Local Democrats Hold Rally At South Main Headquarters
Local Democrats meet at the Efird stand on South Main Street at eight tonight to kick off their campaign for the November 6 election. Walter E Crissman, newly named party chairman, will preside as Dr J T Burrus and Judge Lewis E Teague address the crowd. Rupert T Pickens cannot attend due to another engagement.
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Efird
South Main Street
Walter E. Crissman
J. T. Burrus
State Senate
Lewis E. Teague
Rupert T. Pickens
Township Democratic Executive Committee
First Methodist Protestant
Crissman
Clyde Hoey
Robert L. Doughton
William 3B. Umstead
Convicts Strikers Found Guilty in Ward Beating Case
Four Robbins Knitting mill strikers were convicted of attacking Elmer Ward as he left work during a strike disturbance on October 1. George Gurley pleaded guilty and received four months in county jail with costs and hospital bills to be paid. the other three defendants had judgment suspended on conditions of good behavior and costs.
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Robbins Knitting Mill
Elmer Ward
Lewis E. Teague
Municipal
George Gurley
Ward
Teague
T. F. Robbins
Wilmer Harriss
M. P. Duncan
Gurley
Crown Mill
Harriss
Duncan
Robbins
Tom Hill
Hill
Carolina Motor Club enters 60 day contest with AAA
Millard Todd announces the Carolina Motor Club has entered a 60 day contest with the American Automobile Club of Philadelphia. He claims Carolina business and memberships will surpass Philadelphia's and notes tripled year to date member gains and high renewal rates. The club cites national recognition and offers valuable prizes as incentive.
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Millard Todd
A. A
Philadelphia
Carolinas
High Point
Carolina Motor Club Today
American Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Carolina
Todd
Pennsylvania
Carolina Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Washington
Club
AAA
Winston Lawyer Joins Smithdeal in Winston-Salem
O. Ben Eaton Jr., a Winston-Salem attorney, joins Smithdeal Realty Company to handle legal work and manage the rent department. He graduated from the University of North Carolina five years ago and previously practiced with his father, former mayor O. B. Eaton Sr. He will relocate his residence to Winston-Salem.
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C. B. Eaton, Jr
Winston-Salem
Smithdeal Realty Company
O. Ben Eaton, Jr
G. Curtis Smithdeal
Mr. Eaton
University of North Carolina
Winston- Salem
O. B. Eaton
Eaton
Smithdeal
Training School Classes Tonight at First Methodist Protestant
Evening sessions return at the Standard Leadership Training school opened with a fair roster at the First Methodist Protestant church. Miss Myrtle A. McDaniel directs the North Carolina Sunday School association course on Worship and Devotional Life while Dr. P B Lindley teaches The Message and Program of the Christian Religion and Mrs H A White covers What Is Teaching. Two sessions nightly 7:30 to 9:30 with devotion and 9:30 to 11:00, through Friday and next week.
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Myrtle A. McDaniel
Salisbury
North Carolina Sunday School Association
P. B. Lindley
High Point College
H. A. White
The Mississippi Travellers at Oakview School Friday Night
The Mississippi Travellers will be presented in Oakview School auditorium Friday October 19 at 7 30 P M. The play, staged earlier by Main Street Methodist church women, drew large crowds and prompted requests from other schools. The Oakview School PTA invites the public to attend.
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Oakview School
Winston Road
Main Street Methodist Church
West End
Visitor count at Crater Lake Grows Over Ten Percent
Crater Lake National Park has seen more than 30 000 visitors this year, an increase of over 10 percent from the previous year. The rise reflects growing public interest and ongoing efforts to promote the park’s natural attractions.
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Crater Lake National Park
Good Citizenship Talk Highlights Interdependence Message
T Wingate Andrews urged beyond basic duties to share in community programs as modern interdependence grows. The American Business Club moved its dance to October 25 with Greensboro guests Holt McPherson and Charles W. McAnally assisting. The club endorsed the Share Your Clothes drive and heard reports from Sam H. Denny and O Arthur Kirkman. Jelly Leftwich and John W. Clinard Jr attended. Leftwich won the attendance prize.
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T. Wingate Andrews
American Business Club
Andrews
Greensboro
Holt McPherson
Charles W. McAnally
Sam H. Denny
O. Arthur Kirkman
Danville
Ill
Jelly Leftwich
John W. Clinard, Jr
Leftwich
Gasoline Price Drops Again In City Market
Gasoline prices fell for the second time in four days with regular fuel at 19 1-2 cents per gallon and high test at 21 1-2 cents this morning, giving High Pointers lower pump costs.
Funeral for Leonard M. Oliver Held at Mother's Home
Funeral services for Leonard M. Oliver 24 were held at the home of his mother Mrs N F Oliver in the Triangle Lake area with Rev J W Grace officiating. Pallbearers and flowers were listed and interment followed at Fairfield cemetery. A separate note reports oil price drops by Standard Oil and other majors in High Point amid protests of discriminatory pricing and gasoline wars.
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Leonard M. Oliver
Kernersville Road
N. F. Oliver
Triangle Lake
J. W. Grace
Ward Street
M. A
C. L. Clapp
M. C. Holton
Clyde Wilkerson
C. B. Holton
Glenn Osborne
C. E. Cagle
Gladys Holder
Mozelle Wood
Lois Blackwell
Virginia Burton
Ruth Heeler
Albie Owen
Vera Ferree
Verona Jackson
Ruby Bundy
Alma Spillman
Gertrude Modlin
Frances Haraway
Grace Rice
Mattie Sue Oliver
Cleo Gillam
Standard Oil Company
Dixie Vim
High Point
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J.W. Lambeth
Ene An
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Ass’n
S. Main St
W. Clinard
B. F. Johnson
Southern. Public Utilities CO
Optometrist
Blue Bird Taxi
DE Luxe Diner
K. Commerce & 8
Maia
Adam Leon Giftec
St. Winsten-balem
Motor Club
Winston Lawyer
First M. P
A. B. Club
H. C. Patterson
North Main
High Point Savings & Trust
J. W. Griffis
Crecil-Simpson Drug CO
West Commerce
Shell Tire & Battery CO
N. Main St
Wwe
RTE
Bert Wheeler
The
Wheeler and Woolsey Team
Oneo
P. Lorillard Co
Lac
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