Missing 16 year old Frances Medlin last seen Friday
Frances Medlin, 16, left home on Springfield Road Friday morning for High Point to seek work and has not returned. Police and welfare workers warn surrounding towns to watch for her, fearing foul play. Described as 5 feet 3 inches, 125 pounds with dark bobbed hair, blue eyes and dark complexion. She wore a red coat with tan collar, a felt hat, black shoes, light hose, and a gray and blue checked dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Medlin
Springfield Road
Medlin
High Point
Miss Medlin
Junior High Honor Roll Is Announced
Seventy two students in the Junior High are on the honor roll for the first six weeks announced by Mrs. R E Ranson principal. Seventh graders listed include Elizabeth Hatcher Vera York Lavelle Nelson Mazie Upshaw and others. Sixth graders named include Margaret Austin Sophia Taplin Margaret Carroll Leota Delk Helen Bolling and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Ranson
Elizabeth Hatcher
Vera York
Lavelle Nelson
Mazie Upshaw
Sara Tomlinson
Juanita Lee
Marion Elliott
Helen Cates
Bettie Jo Abels
James Parsons
Vesta Copeland
Kathryn Dillard
Marion Dickson
Hildreth Gabriel
Virginia Jackson
Elsie Mae Sink
Margaret Hayden
Mary Frances Drakow
Charlotte Holden
Lucille Ingram
Helen Kearns
Doris Welborn
Alson Gray
Margaret Grayson
Evelyn Dorsett
Harriet Skull
Josephine Jackson
Ruby White
Aline Anthony
Edith Cribbs
Worth Farlow
Marie Combs
Ruth Hollingsworth
Hazel Kiser
Everlene Robbins
Thurman Tucker
Elizabeth Scarce
Margaret Austin
Sophia Taplin
Margaret Carroll
Leota Delk
Helen Bolling
Glenn Smith
Billy Shelton
George Crowell
Margaret Bryant
Willie Mae Hollifield
Virginia Horney
Sarah Metz
Sarah Jones
Lucille Mitchell
Dorothy Stewart
Elizabeth Suggs
Georgia White
Elizabeth Lyerly
Elizabeth Goodman
L. T.doctor
Myrtle Gardner
Lillian Weisner
Alma Spellman
Frances Marie Heath
Virginia Ellison
Helen Bulla
Elliott Johnson
Vernon Clayton
Jeannette Ennis
Ronnie Arrington
Virginia Dixon
Deorothy Davis
Mary Lamb
Merrill Cable
Several Accidents In And Near City Over Week-End
Multiple crashes in High Point area over the weekend left no serious injuries. H G Faver of Piedmont Hosiery Mills suffered head wounds and a broken nose when his roadster left the road near Robert Brockett farm. T J Hicks, of Elm Street and Arcade Barbershop, was cut and bruised when his Ford hit a telephone pole by the Children's Home. Eldo Yow, 12, was harmed after being struck by a car driven by Guy Conrad at Wrenn and Commerce, cutting the back of his head.
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High Point
H. G. Faver
Piedmont Hosiery Mills
Friendly Hotel
Faver
Sechrest
Robert Brockett
High Point Hospital
T. J. Hicks
High Point-Greensboro
Hicks
Elm Street
Arcade
Eldo Yow
C. A. Yow
Guy Conrad
F. P. Conrad
Wrenn
Commerce Streets
Yow
Randolph Street
High
Greensboro
Cc. F. Tomlinson
Funeral Services For McNeil Held
Funeral services for A. L. Mc Neil, prominent farmer of Steedo, N C, were held at the Christian Union church in Randolph county Sunday at 11 o clock. Rev John Kidd officiated. Interment was in the family burying ground with pallbearers A F Comer E M Brown W H McLeod and Albert Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McNeil
Steedo
N. C
Christian Union Church
Randolph County
John Kidd
A. F. Comer
E. M. Brown
W. H. McLeod
Albert Kennedy
Last Rites Attract Large Crowd For Local Resident
Near a thousand people attended the last rites. Mr. McNeil died early Friday morning at a local hospital after an extended illness.
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B. Delk
Enoch Brewer
Steeds
Mr. McNeil
Infant Dies At Home Of Parents Edwards Family
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Edwards of 1004 Stanton street mourn the loss of their infant son who died yesterday afternoon at the parents home. Besides the parents, surviving are a brother Forrest Eugene and two sisters Margaret Leona and Mary Aldine Edwards. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Edwards
Stanton Street
Forrest Eugene
Margaret Leona
Mary Aldine Edwards
Oakwood Cemetery
Alabama Bridge Bonds Open Two of Fifteen Toll Spans
The Alabama state bridge corporation will open the first two of fifteen toll bridges funded by a five million dollar bond issue this winter. The project aims to ease regional traffic and boost commerce as construction continues on the remaining spans.
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Alabama State Bridge Corporation
Visitors preach at Central and Concord Friends churches
Rev. H. G. Hardin of Gastonia opened with a sermon on Seek ye first the kingdom of God urging first priorities in life and the church. Rev. Dwight Ware of Concord followed with a talk on Prayer arguing for sincere, urgent supplication and belief in God’s active presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hardin
Gastonia
Central Friends Church
Jesus
Christ
Dwight Ware
Concord
Probation After Death Featured in Christian Science Lesson
The Sunday Lesson in Christian Science focused on probation after death with the Golden Text from Matthew 24 13 urging endurance and salvation. Citations included Job 17 9 and a Science and Health passage noting every mortal must grapple with the mortal belief in a power opposed to God.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist Conference Sidelights By C. W. Hunt
The memorial service featured Bishop Mouton presiding and a memorial address. Five names were remembered with brief memoirs and Dr. Durham praised Robert M. Hoyle, the man who helped shape him. The piece reflects on conference growth, attire shifts, and a minister as a bridge to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouton
S. T. Barber
L. H. Griffith
Robert M. Hoyle
E. R. Welsh
W. F. Womble
Durham
Conference Trio of Cities Near Each Other
The piece notes the triangle of Greensboro Winston Salem and High Point hosting the conference now next year in Greensboro and then targeting Winston Salem in 1931 at the new church, placing the gathering at the eastern edge of its territory for three years.
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Greensboro
L. D. Thompson
West Market Street Church
S. B. Turrentine
Greensboro College
Mouton
Turrentine
Charlotte
Walter Brem
Trinity Church
Duncan
Spartanburg
S. C
Lucy H. Robertson
Winston- Salem
High Point
Triangle
New Church
Sermon Reporting and Hardship in a Methodist Parish
Visiting Dr. Franklin N. Parker at his home the writer recalls doubts about the value of sermon synopses for Monday papers and notes the preacher’s reaction to pay and hardship. The entry hints at family concerns and the pay gap faced by clergy, with a focus on religious life pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin N. Parker
Dr. Durham
John
Mary
Jesus
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Pacific Islands
Health Conservation Department
Pilot Life Insurance Company
W. H. Currie
Commercial Bank
Greensboro, N
McNeil
Os Pare Merita
Merita
American Bakeries Company
Grove
Grove’s
Congregational Friends Church
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Frederick R. Taylor
North Carolina State Board of Health
Commercial National Bank
Master Masons
Numa F
Reid Lodge
A. Fu
J. H. Jennings, W. M
H. A. Massbpy
Secy
Caroline
Carolina
Coal & Transfer Co
Wesley Memorial Church
the Cambrian Concert CO
Barppone
Methodist Conference
C. W. Hunt
Piedmont
Bill
Dennis Keel
Wachovia Bank
Johnson Street School
Lexington Ave
Johnson Street
Collie
West
Washington Street
Hallowe
Whitman
Perpetual Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building
The
V.A. J. Idol
V. Pres
Treas
C.H. Ellis
Brently Circle
Bungalow Forest Ave
O. E. Mendenhall
E. Mendenhall, Pres
Roy
Welborn, V.pres
H. E. Johnson
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