Changes in Local Pastorates at Western North Carolina Conference
At the Greensboro closing of the Western North Carolina Conference the Methodist Episcopal Church South announced multiple pastorate changes. W A Lambeth D D remains at Wesley Memorial. J W Groce stays at Ward Street Archdale. J P Hipps moves to Main Street Asheville with L V Harris filling Moser’s term after a fatal auto crash. S M Needham becomes Calvary’s pastor from Park Avenue Salisbury, replacing P D Rhinehart who moves to West End Gastonia. H H Robbins arrives at Highland from Nbleman. C D Kennerly joins Jamestown duties. Loy D Thompson begins a second year as Greensboro district presiding elder.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal
W. A. Lambeth
D. D
Wesley Memorial Church
J. W. Groce
Ward Street
Archdale
J. P. Hipps
Haywood Street
Asheville
L. V. Harris
Main Street
Mr. Harris
J. F.moser
Calvary M. E. Church
S. M. Needham
Park Avenue Church
Salisbury
PD. H. Rhinehart
West End Church
Gastonia
H. H. Robbins
Highland Church
C. F. Womble
Cramerton
Robbins
Nbleman
C. D. Kennerly
Jamestown
Atd
C. J. Jones
Loy D. Thompson
Greensboro
Paul B. Kern
Valley of Ten Thor and Smokes at Katmei National Park
Katmei National Park in Alas a hosts the attraction known as the Valley of Ten Thor and Smokes drawing visitors to the famed site.
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Katmei National Park
Alasa
Ten Thor and
Smokes
Plea in Break-In Case Ties to November CourtBound
Jessie Pethel pled guilty to breaking and entering and larceny after waiving preliminary hearing in municipal court. Bond set at 2000. He admitted stealing clothing from D O Frazier and Ed Barnes. Ross Green held on receiving stolen property with bond 500. Trial on receiving pending. Several other cases dismissed or taxed costs as judge Teague oversaw a short docket.
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Jessie Pethel
Lewis E. Teague
Pethel
D. O. Frazier
Montlieu Avenue
Ed Barnes
Gordon Street
Ross Green
East Commerce Street
Green
D. C. Carter
Brown Strong
Will Gaither
Gus Torrence
Teague
Rites Held For Joe F. Sheloff
Final rites for Joe F. Sheloff were conducted at Bethany Reformed Church in Thomasville on Saturday afternoon. The service was led by Rev. Joshua Levens with Dr. J. C. Leonard of Lexington and Rev. J. A. Palmer of the local church assisting. Pallbearers included C. C. Willard Russell Jones John Byerly Joe Brindle Clive Jones and Early Jones. Interment followed in Bethany church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Rae Clal
Joe F. Sheloff
Winston-Salem
Bethany Reformed Church
Joshua Levens
J. C. Leonard
Lexington
J. A. Palmer
C. C. Willard
Russell Jones
John Byerly
Joe Brindle
Clive Jones
Early Jones
Jesus
Bethany Church Cemetery
Three Thousand Blue Gill Fingerlings Released Into Jamestown Lake
A shipment of 3000 blue gill fingerlings was released into Jamestown's municipal lake Saturday evening. The fingerlings are expected to grow to two to three pounds and were supplied by Marion hatchery, State Department of Conservation and Development, through Col. D. H. Milton, a statewide game and fish warden. This follows 5200 black bass fry released last spring from state hatcheries under John D. Chalk, commissioner of inland fisheries.
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Jamestown
Fom
D. H. Milton
Marion Hatchery
State Department of Conservation and Development
John D. Chalk
Inland Fisheries
Burglaries Hit Two Local Stores Over Weekend
Police report two local store break ins over the weekend with about 100 dollars in cash and merchandise stolen. Ingram's Pharmacy on North Main suffered 65 dollars cash and goods plus 50 dollars of cigarettes and snacks after the front door was pried open. S. W. Horne Grocery at Ennis and Tryon was entered last night with glass broken and cigarettes and cigars valued around 40 dollars stolen. Authorities investigate both robberies.
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Ingram’s
North Main Street
Emerywood
S. W. Horne Grocery Company
Ennis
Tryon
Campaign for 10 Cent Lunch Fund Reaches Out
Mrs H H A White notes the High Point Woman's Club drives a campaign to fund wholesome ten cent lunches for 400 needy children. She cites pitiful lunches seen by teachers and asks for monthly pledges to prevent hunger and its harmful effects on pupils and families.
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HH. A. White
High Point Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Death of R D Bodenhamer In High Point At 64
R D Bodenhamer 64 died at his home 202 Boulevard shortly after 7 this morning from a heart attack that occurred yesterday noon He had lived in High Point 35 years worked 26 years for Tomlinson Chair company and retired two years ago He was born November 13 1869 in Davidson county and married Mary Belle Moore in 1895 Survivors include wife one sister and three brothers Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 20 pm from the home with Rev J Clay Madison and Rev George R Brown officiating Interment in Oakwood cemetery
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R. D. Bodenhamer
City
Boulevard
Mr. Bodenhamer
Davidson County
C. F
Sarah Everett Bodenhamer
High Point
Tomlinson Chair Company
First Methodist Church
Mary Belle Moore
Misa Mary Bodenhamer
Joe Bodenhamer
Ross Bodenhamer
Chariie Bodenhamer
Abbotts Creek
J. Clay Madison
George Rf. Brown
Reidsville
Wade
Oakood Bea
Local Channel Radio Station Proposed in High Point
The Hart and Nelson firm filed with the FCC for a daytime 100 watt station on 1200 kilocycles in the Southern Furniture Exposition building at an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. The plan meets new 1934 Communications Act interpretations requiring public necessity and demonstrated capability including program talent and advertising to assure a fair chance of success.
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High Point
Hart and Nelson
Federal Communications Commission
Washington Today
Ine Blm
Vol J. A. Hart
Wayne M. Nelson
Southern Furniture Exposition
Commission
Broadcast Board
Rites Held For Marvin Manley At Calvary Church
Funeral services for Marvin Spencer Manley were held at Calvary M. E. Church with Rev. Rhinehart Byrum and Kirk officiating. The church overflowed with mourners. choir and quartet performances accompanied the service. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with honorary pallbearers from the Junior Order and Woodmen of the World.
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Marvin Spencer Manley
Thissell Street
Calvary M. E. Church
D. H. Rhinehart
H. C. Byrum
E. L. Kirk
Jesus
C. L. Steldley
Z. L. Phipps
Cc. C. Estes
G. L. Burgess
C. 8. Murphy
A. L. Lowe
A. H. Holton
Mesdames
Philips
Burgess
Deviney
Evans
Oakwood Cemetery
Legion to serve Brunswick stew at hall Tuesday
Andrew Jackson post No. 87 will hold a Brunswick stew supper at the Legion hall on East Commerce Street Tuesday night at 6 30. The event moved from the city lake due to cold weather.
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Andrew Jackson Post No
American Legion
Legion Hall
East Commerce Street
City Lake
Herman Williamson Claimed After Four-Week Illness
Herman Williamson son of Henry Williamson and the late Estella Price Williamson died yesterday at his grandmother Fannie J. Price's home after a four week illness. The funeral was conducted from Gethsemane Baptist church Tuesday afternoon at 2 30.
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Herman Williamson
Henry Williamson
Estella Price Williamson
Fannie J. Price
Gethsemane Baptist Church
St. Mary’s League Hosts Halloween Social Tuesday
The Junior Service League of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will host a Halloween social at the Parish house on Tuesday at 7:30 PM. A small admission will fund the league’s work. Costumes encouraged for a fun evening.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Mrs Lambert Named President of Central District Endeavor
About 5000 delegates from Christian Endeavor societies across the central district gathered at the First Methodist Protestant church to elect Ida Lambert of Greensboro as president. Miss Hattie Gilmore was chosen secretary, Rev. Hiatt vice president, and Addison Smith treasurer. Burlington and Mebane banners won by church groups.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Central District
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ida Lambert
Central District Christian Endeavor Association
Hattie Gilmore
Greensboro
Mr. Hiatt
Guilford County
Addison Smith
Young People
Burlington
Mebane
Glenwood Presbyterian Church of Greensboro
Annabel Thompson
Edgar Allred
Springfield Friends Church
Walter Lambeth to Speak at Trinity Auditorium Tonight
Congressman J Walter Lambeth of the eighth North Carolina district will address a Democratic rally in Trinity school auditorium at 7 30 pm on The New Deal in Agriculture Major Bruce Craven of Trinity will preside and Braxton Craven will present the congressman Citizens from Randolph County and Young Democrats clubs are expected to attend to hear Lambeth who formerly represented Randolph in Congress The event is hosted by the Randolph club of Young Democrats
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J. Walter Lambeth
North Carolina
Trinity School
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Congsreseman Lambeth
Randolph County
Congress
Braxton Craven
Randolph Club
Lambeth
Republican Chairman to Speak at Thursday Rally
W C Meekins of Hendersonville will address a Republican rally Thursday night at 7 30 in the junior high school auditorium. P M Caudle announced from the party headquarters. Several county candidates are expected to be present to be introduced from the rostrum.
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W. C. Meekins
Hendersonville
Republican State Executive Committee
P. M. Caudle
Meekins
Umstead Speaks Here Tonight at Democratic Meet
Congressman William B. Umstead of Durham will be the principal speaker at a Democratic rally at South Main Street headquarters starting at 7 30 p m He is seeking reelection and will be introduced by D Arthur Kirkman The event kicks off three rallies this week with others featuring Dr J T Burns Rupert T Pitckens Sheriff Joe S Phipps Judge Lewis E Teague and Congressman Frank W Hancock as speakers in coming days The Luncheon meeting of the Civitan club at the Elwood hotel tomorrow noon will also feature Umstead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Umstead
Durham
Congress
North Carolin
South Main Street
Walter E. Crissman
D. Arthur Kirkman
Congresman Umstead
West End
Democratic Club
Oak Hill
J. T. Burns
State Senate
Rupert T. Pitckens
Joe 8. Phipps
Guilford County
Lewis E. Teague
Frank W. Hancock
Oxford
Umstead
Civitan Club
Elwood Hotel
Miss Frances Gordon Lindsay Visits Before Duke Weekend
Miss Frances Gordon Lindsay and Miss Anita Murray of Marietta Georgia spent a few hours with relatives and friends yesterday, en route to Duke University after attending the Duke Tennessee football game in Knoxville on Saturday.
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Frances Gordon Lindsay
Anita Murray
Marietta, Ga
Duke University
Duke
Suckling Pig Losses Reach High Historical Level in U S
An estimated thirty to forty percent of suckling pigs are lost annually in the United States, reflecting substantial mortality in early pig production and raising concerns for farmers and industry researchers about animal welfare and economic impact.
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United States
Honorary pallbearers named for local funeral service
The listing includes Moore, D. G. Brown, Frank and John Bodenhamer, Luther and Oscar Moore with a long frame of honorary pallbearers. Names mentioned cover Mr. Holmes, Ray Smith, EB A Downey, David Gurley, Dr. J T Burrus, Dr. P W Flagge, A M Rankin, J A Tunsey, C P P Koonee, J W H Pritchard, J H Everhart, D K White, Me, Saipes, aMreus Thomas and George T Wood.
No Halloween Rowdyism Tolerated, Police Warn
Chief of Police W. G. Friddie urged public cooperation to curb Halloween rowdyism and vandalism Wednesday night. He said masked celebrants will be arrested for disturbances or property destruction while insisting celebrations stay within the law. Call police HQ if troubled by pranksters.
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W. G. Friddie
Police Department
Hallowe'en
Friddie
Priddle
Jamestown Toll Line Disrupted by Two Drunk Drivers
Two allegedly intoxicated drivers caused a Sunday morning crash near Jamestown, severing a telephone pole and interrupting toll lines to High Point and Greensboro. E D Meadows and Al Poole were jailed on driving drunk charges as linesmen restored service by 5 30 p m, with Bell System independence keeping long distance clear.
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Jamestown
Greensboro
E. D. Meadows
Fourth Street
al Poole
North Main Street
High Point
North State Company
Bedfordshire Children Grow Taller and Heavier Since 1933
A study of Bed fordshire schoolchildren shows those of the same age are taller and heavier. Among 12 year olds, average weight is up by one and a half pounds and height up by one sixth of an inch since 1933, indicating gradual physical growth.
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Bedfordshire
Eng
How To Quickly Check A Cold
After exposure and the onset of a cold, STANBACK is shown as a remedy to ease pain and discomfort and provide relief. The ad claims fever reduction and throat relief with a powder dissolved in water. Trial size 10¢, economy package offered, available on sale everywhere.
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Calvary
Highland M. E
Blue Bird Taxi
Damax Roke
Optometrist
Main ST
Madam Leon
West 4Th &T
N. C
South
Hamilton
High ST
Admiral Byrds
Little America
City’s
Channel
J. A. Hart
Wayne Nelson
Exposition Building
Marvin Manley
Calvary Church
Legion
Brunswick
ST. Mary's League
C. E. Association
Walter Lambeth
Trinity Auditorium
Democratic
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
N. Main St
Stanback
Curtiss-Wright
Shell Tire & Battery CO
Vows Funeral Home
Broad & Elm Sts
Parker
Vountain Ven
Hart’s Pharmacy
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