Salvation Army plans extensive winter program at Citadel
Adjutant R. M. Cowan leads a busy project at the local Citadel with repairs, a new children’s room, and a mural of Sir Galahad. R. M. Baddie paints the mural, a donated stew miniature piano honors J. Walter Lambeth’s mother, and the chapel receives Colonial styling. Plans include supervised play hours, athletic work, and youth basketball leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
R. M. Cowan
High Point
Sir Galahad
R. M. Baddie
Southern Studios
Winston-Salem
J. Walter Lambeth
Save Junaluska Campaign Receives $100,000 Mortgage Payoff
The $100,000 check was presented to FE H McCullough attorney for Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Co and KB M Durham Eff in Waynesville to settle the mortgage on Lake Junaluska. Deed bonded to Bishop Edwin D Mouton Bishop Paul Kern and Dr W A Lambeth will be held in trust until the 1988 General Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. McCullowch
Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Company
KB. M. Durham
J. R. Morgan
Waynesville
Lake Junaluska
Southern Methodist Assembly
Hubert ©. Jarvis
Asheville
Asheville Commerce Bank and Trust Company
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
W. A. Lambeth
Save
Registration reaches new high in city voters Four thousand new and transferred voters registered
City registrars report more than 4 000 new and transferred voters across twelve High Point precincts, predicting the heaviest election turnout in city history for the November 3 general election. Democrats lead among new registrants, with precinct totals listed and Precinct 2 recording 547 new voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Edwin W. Pearce
Guilford County
North Carolina teachers press school funding and tenure reforms
The 1935 Legislature faces a strong teacher lobby seeking higher school appropriations and a social program including a state and teacher funded retirement plan and tenure protections. Dr John H Cook leads retirement funding effort while Mrs Mary Graves Monteith pushes tenure safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cook
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Mary Graves Monteith
Winston-Salem
Presbyterians Plan Services During City Revival
Two services are scheduled today at First Presbyterian Church on North Main during a revival led by Rev. D. T. Caldwell. He will preach at 11 A.M. on Putting First Things First and at 5 P.M. on We Should See Jesus. The revival runs daily this week with 9 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. sermons. no sermon next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
North Main Street
D. T. Caldwell
D. D
Second Presbyterian Church
Petersburg
Jesus
Termite Queen Lays Eggs Nonstop At High Rate
The termite queen may live five to 10 years and lays eggs day and night at about one every three and a half seconds, continuing without interruption.
Land Bank closes 243 Guilford county loans totals 363102
In Guilford county 243 loans totaling 363102 were closed by the Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner from May 1, 1938 through June 30, 1936. Of these 64 loans for 120900 were Federal Land Bank and 179 loans for 242202 were Land Bank Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Bank
Guilford
Durham
Guilford County
Federal Land Bank
Robert M. Gantt
National Emergency Council For
North Carolina
Land Bank Commissioner
Farm Credit Administration
Production Credit Associations
United States
Liquor Is Seized and Three Negroes Jailed
Police jailed three Negro men after finding about eight and a half gallons of white liquor. They will appear before Judge Lewis E. Teague on Monday morning. Bonds were set at 300 dollars each for James McCoy Sr 52 James McCoy Jr 16 and Archie McCoy 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
James McCoy, Sr
James McCoy, Jr
Mangum Avenue
Archie McCoy
Wise Street
Burrus Memorial Library Inauguration Announced
Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends Church unveiled plans for the Burrus Memorial library to aid patients and staff at Burrus Memorial hospital. Committee members pledge to donate or obtain 20 volumes each, with book plates from Claiborne Rhodes of the Rhodes Press on Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Library
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Sykes
Memorial Library
John Tilden Burrus
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Claiborne Rhodes
Rhodes Press
Rhodes
Commerce Street
Tragic Self Inflicted Shotgun Wound Claims 15-Year-Old
Glenda youth Jack Dempsey Martin, 15, pressed a shotgun to his abdomen and allegedly said this is how I would commit suicide before the trigger fired. He died at a local hospital after being brought there by his sister Hazel Martin.ليل
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey Martin
Glenda
Hazel Martin
Liberal Democrats suspend High Point effort after Guilford rally
Rufus F. Smith Greensboro county Liberal Democrats chairman rejects Walter Crissman attacks and defends party loyalty. J Keith Harrison says Guilford county Liberals suspend High Point drive until after the November election to avoid cross purpose actions. The state organization insists Democrats only. Smith confirms severing Guilford county ties while pledging support for Roosevelt and broad party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus F. Smith
Greensboro
Liberal Democrats
Walter E. Crisaman
Mr. Smith
High Point
Walter FE. Crisaman
Crissman
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ringsters
Liberty League
McDonald
Burrus
North Carolina
Guilford County
J. Keith Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Raleigh
Harrison
Walter B. Crissman
Rowan
Alamance
Forsyth
Durham
Liberals
Lena Lee Denies Criminal Charge Association
Lena Lee of 202 Fisher Street asked The Enterprise to state she is not the Lena Lee arraigned in municipal court on a criminal charge last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Lee
Fisher Street
Enterprise
New Record For Arrests May Be Made This Month
Police blotter shows 500 arrests by midnight, up from 375 for the same period last month, suggesting a record month for enforcement.
Political Drives To Peak As Campaign Week Opens
This week tightens the city’s political race as both parties line up eminent speakers. Democrats plan Bailey and Umstead at headquarters on West Commerce Street with precinct rallies to follow, while Republicans bring Newell and Patton to East Commerce Street for 730 pm talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. W. Bailey
William B. Umstead
Senator Bailey
Umstead
Winston- Salem Highway
M. W. Nash
N. L. Garner
West End
Allen -Jay
Jake Newell
Frank Patton
Reverend Ogburn Family To Visit Relatives In City
Reverend Ogburn and family new arrivals from Japan attending Salisbury conference will visit brother F. A. Ogburn on Montlieu avenue Monday evening. The Reverend Ogburn is a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Ogburn
City
Ogburn
Paul Lanier Ogburn
America
Japan
Methodist Episcopal, South
Salisbury
F. A. Ogburn
Montlieu Avenue
Dem youths rally to hear Bruce H. Carraway in Thomasville
Bruce H. Carraway will address a Young Democrats rally in Thomasville Monday night. Miss Kitty Kiser serves as president of the local Young Democrats group and will introduce the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Carraway
Thomasville
Kitty Kiser
Election of Officers for High Point Post 619 VFW
High Point post No 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 310 South Main Street Monday at 7 30 PM. All members are urged to attend the meeting to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
South Main Street
Moody 72 Treated For Broken Arm After Fall At Home
T. J. Moody of the High Point Winston-Salem highway received care at Guilford General hospital for a left arm fracture from a fall at his residence. He was released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Moody
High Point
Winston-Salem
Guilford General Hospital
High Point Real Estate Leader Elected to NC Boards
Raleigh dispatch notes G C Smith of High Point was elected to the board of directors of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards. The report should have read G C Smith deal of High Point.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
Enterprise
G. C. Smith
High Point
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
G. C. Smith Deal
Correction: Kersey Arrested for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated
The Enterprise clarifies a previous report misidentifying Joseph M. Kersey as arrested for reckless driving. Police inform the correct charge as operating a car while intoxicated issued last night.
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Joseph M. Kersey
Enterprise
Funeral for David I Elder Jr. Held in Hopewell
Mrs. Nancy Reynolds returned from services for her nephew. David Lane Elder Jr. died after a bicycle accident involving a car driven by Bishop. Funeral at Trinity Methodist Church Hopewell with interment in Appomattox Cemetery. Survived by parents Dr. D L Elder and Mrs Elder and sister Nancy Elizabeth Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Reynolds
East Greenstret
David Lane Elder
D.L. Elder
Hopewell
Elder
City Point
Reynolds
Bishop
James T. Monroe
Trinity Methodist Church
Appomattox Cemetery
Nancy Elizabeth Elder
Visitor from Japan family on seventh year home trip
A Japanese visitor at Kwansei Gakuin in Kobe travels with family on their vacation, returning to North Carolina every seven years for a family reunion with numerous relatives and acquaintances in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwansei-Gakuin Boy’s School
Kobe
Japan
North Carolina
104 High Pointers Enrolled At Local College
A report from the registrar shows 104 local students enrolled at High Point College. Freshmen total 39, sophomores 28, juniors and seniors 15 each, with seven special students. The list names the enrollees by class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Mary Carraway
Hazel Crutchfield
Dorothy Davis
Alice Hoffman
Nell Holton
Jean Hunt
Betty Idol
Martha Idol
Elizabeth Kivett
Donease Manley
Virginia Mitchell
Ruth Myers
Raymond York
Arthur York
Margaret Austin
Margaret Baily
Virginia Burton
Dorothy Cummings
Vir
Mrs Wohl Visiting for Democratic Rally Tour in North Carolina
Mrs Helen Robertson Wohl stopped in High Point en route to Shelby and Gastonia to address Democratic rallies as a National Democratic Speakers Bureau member. She praised Roosevelt's re election and spoke with Senator J W Bailey at Atlantic rally before continuing in Guilford County until election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Robertson Wohl
High Point
Shelby
Gastonia
National Democratic Speakers Bureau
North Carolina
Wohl
Enterprise
Roosevelt
J. W. Bailey
Atlantic
Negro Youth Held on Breaking and Entering Charges
John Anderson seventeen of 406 Leonard Street jailed on two counts of breaking and entering and larceny with a third potential charge expected. He allegedly stole batteries from Pat Brown Motor Co and a heater from Bloom Furniture Co. Bond set at 750 dollars per charge. A note urges protecting a baby’s head and eyes from direct sunlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Leonard Street
Pat Brown Motor Company
Bloom Furniture Company
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Junaluska
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bishop Paul & Kean
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Shubal
Kirkman, Treasuree
Edwin O Mouton
Brenoe W A
Lambeth
Directon
Mercantile Commerce Bank & Trust CO
E. M. Durham
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Campaign
High Pont, N. C
Main Reef
Lsten
Ept
W. C. Johnson
Lire Department
Aswell
Abraham Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Eoon Gentral
South Main ST
Presbyterians Plan Services
Jack D. Martin
Stokes County
B. W
Josephine Smith Martin
Mel
Berkley Martin
Walnut Cove
Blanco Martin
Millboro
R. F. Combs
Sue
Glenola
Mesdames
W. H. Hester
J. M. Hill
Glenola Baptist Church
Hoyle L. Love
Liber
Liberal Organization
Democratic and
Drive
Democrats
Newell
Patton
Vo. F. W
David I. Elder, Jr
Ginia Dixon
Vera Ferree
Elizabeth Hoffman
Helen Holton
Olive Hutchins
Lucille Ingram
Dorothy Jones
Ruby Keller
Ruth Lee
Myrtle Poore
Hazel Tucker
Ann Watkins
Nevil Bowman
James Brandon
C. B. Ellington
Odell Gallimore
Jack Gibson
Charles Harville
Vance Kester
Ed Stirewall
Richard Setzer
Allen Thacker
J. Welborn
Charles White
Ruth Briles
Hildreth Gabriel
Mary Ruth Hendricks
Hazel Kiser
Marge N. Kiser
Olivia Martin
Pauline Miller
Elsie Mae Sink
John Albertson
Emery Bencini
David Cooper
Alson Gray
James Mattocke
Robert Rankin
Banks Thayer
Julia Coe
Margaret Dixon
Pearl Eichelberger
Frances Gueth
Lois Pressley
Iris Welch
George Armfield
Allen Austin
Arnold Bolen
Odell Brown
James Gianoulis
James
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