Dedication of High Point Boys Club by Salvation Army
A large crowd attended the dedication of the new Boys club building on South Wall Street. Lt Col Abred Tyler presided as Major Cowan led the program and Dr W L Jackson presented a fireplace donated by Kiwanis. The club serves boys under 15 with a gym, pool, library, workshop, and cafeteria.
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Boys’ Club
Salvation Army
Southwall Street
Ernest Pugmire
Atlanta
South
Fea
Ture
John H. Kalte
High Point Boys’ Club
National
William Montgomery
New York City
Grover Jones
Grayson
Abred Tyler
Charlotte
Two
Carolinas
C. ©. Williamson
Presbyterian Church
Robert M. Cowan
W. L. Jackson
Kiwanis Club
R. C. Lindsay
High Point Salvation Army
Major Cowan
Revival Tour Arrives for High Point Campaign
Commandant Re C Harriss a retired Salvation Army officer of over fifty years arrives in High Point to start a two week revival at the citadel on South Main Street tonight at 7 30. Services run nightly until November 7 under Colonel Alfred Tyler with headquarters in Charlotte. Harriss who has served in England Japan and major eastern cities is in his tenth year of retirement at 71 and remains energetic as an evangelist. Major Robert M Cowan notes Harriss home is Fort Lauderdale Florida with Adjutant Charles Johnson and his wife in High Point relations connect to locals.
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RE. C. Harriss
Salvation Army
North O South Carolina
High Point
Citadel
South Main Street
Alfred Tyler
Charlotte
England
Japan
United States
Robert M. Cowan
Harriss
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Clyde Smith Paroled in North Carolina Manslaughter Case
Clyde Smith, sentenced in Nash county in March 1934 to 12 years for manslaughter, was paroled yesterday in Raleigh officials announced on October 29.
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Clyde Smith
Raleigh
Nash County
Lions Club Hosts Special Guests For Duke Davidson Fund Game
The High Point Lions club entertained locals who aided in staging the Duke Davidson freshmen game. Speakers included Dr. G J Humphreys Amos R Kearns Dr C C Williamson Coach C Virgil Yow Wayne Nelson C W Patterson and E E Koonce. The Lions quartet performed and Tyson Ferree received a special key award for recruiting new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions Club
A. J. Koonce
G. J. Humphreys
Amos R. Kearns
C. C. Williamson
C. Virgil Yow
Wayne Nelson
C. W. Patterson
E. E. Koonce
George Johnson
Glenn R. Ward
D. W. Hunter
Dr J Powell Tucker Explores Book of Jonah Sermon
Dr. J Powell Tucker selected scripture from the Book of Jonah for a First Baptist Church sermon. He argued Jesus sanctioned the book and detailed Jonah s call to Nineveh, his flight, the storm, and salvation through the Lord, urging personal faith and church involvement. The talk urged paying attention to personal responsibility and avoided excuses for staying out of church.
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J. Powell Tucker
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Tucker
Jonah
God
Nineveh
Tarshish
Hell
Dr. Tucker
Jesus Christ
Girl Injured in Auto Collision Here
Miss Millie Hughes of Lexington route 2 was slightly injured when a truck driven by Kinney Hughes collided with a car at the Taylor and West Green streets intersection. The crash left both vehicles with minor damage and prompted police to make arrests during the investigation.
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Millie Hughes
Lexington
Route 2
Kinney Hughes
Taylor and
West Green Streets
Taylor Street
Green Street
Miss Hughes
Harnessing Sun Power Could End Energy Shortage
The sun delivers roughly 640000 horsepower per square mile and if captured could meet all energy needs, suggesting a future where solar power replaces other sources.
Boy Scout Work Belongs To Parents Also Says Millis
H A Millis president of Uwharrie Council states Scout work belongs to parents as much as to the Scout organization. He notes 41 churches in the council sponsor troops along with P T A groups and orphanages. Nationally churches sponsor 46 percent of troops, with Methodist church leading at 3359, American Legion at 2860, and school boards at 2098.
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Millis
Uwharrie Council
Fathers and Mothers of America
Boy Scouts of America
H. A. Millis
America
Methodist Church
American Legion
School Boards of Education
Presbyterian
Congregational
Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus, Elke, Y. M. C. A.’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charlotte Man Sentenced on Roads and Assault Charge
Carl D. Smith of Charlotte, formerly of this city, drew eight months on the roads for assaulting a female, after his wife testified he struck her with a fist. The session, brief for the week, also heard Albert Scott six months on the roads suspended for three years costs. Other verdicts included Sam Moffit driving license costs, Hattie Southern immoral vagrancy 30 days, Lonnie Harris 12 month suspended for violation of the prohibition law.
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Carl D. Smith
Charlotte
Lewis EB. Teague
Carl Smith
Whittier Street
Albert Scott
Jack Row
Sam Moffit
Archdale
Hattie Southern
College Street
Lonnie Harris
Dayton Street
Services Held For Little Smith Girl
Funeral services for Sarah Ann Smith six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Smith were held Friday at 11 o'clock at Floral Garden cemetery interment followed at Floral Garden cemetery Relatives and neighbors sent flowers and sang hymns Safe In The Arms Of Jesus and Jewels during the service
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Sarah Anne Smith
L. G. Smith
Ward Street
Violet Mae Minner
L. R. Sapp
W. G. Lowery
Jesus
Floral Garden Cemetery
Fresh Elect Officers At High Point College
Morton Lamet of Freeport New York was elected president of the freshman class at High Point College at the first meeting of the year. Other officers elected were Graham Armstrong of Gastonia vice president Dot Stevenson of Pittsburgh secretary and Florence Allen of Raleigh treasurer. The two first year representatives to the Student Council were Eethel Rae Wilson of High Point and Eugene Morris of Salisbury.
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Morton Lamet
Freeport
N. Y
High Point College
Graham Armstrong
Gastonia
Dot Stevenson
Pittsburgh
Florence Allen
Raleigh
Eethel Rae Wilson
High Point
Eugene Morris
Salisbury
Rambling Reporter to Present The Late Christopher Bean
The High Point college Little Theatre will present The Late Christopher Bean a three act comedy by Sidney Howard in December at the village directed by Professor B Ow The production features a rambling reporter as part of its cast and is part of the college theatre program.
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Christopher Bean
Sidney Howard
High Point College
Little Theatre
B. Ow
Licenses Revoked in State Driver Violations
The state releases names of High Point residents whose licenses were revoked today for offenses including driving drunk and hit and run. George Ross of propped road. Gus Tipps of 625 Fairview street. Dwight W. Allred of 1726 Kivett drive faces revocation for driving after license revoked and driving drunk.
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George Ross
Gus Tipps
Fairview Street
Dwight W. Allred
Kivett Drive
Hoey Defends North Carolina Parole System
Governor Hoey disputed J Edgar Hoover's charge that parole is a national disgrace stating no man is paroled in North Carolina until he proves reform. He spoke to 300 Democratic women in Raleigh outlining state parole safeguards. Also addressing the group were Senator J W Bailey and Mrs Thomas F McAllister and Mae Thompson Evans.
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Raleigh
Hoey
J. Edgar Hoover
North Carolina
J. W. Bailey
Thomas F. McAllister
Democratic Natonal Committee
Mae Thompson Evans
Dale Carnegie Reader Of Books In Mars Reading Habit
Dale Carnegie author of How To Win Friends and Influence People is described as a voracious reader. He breaks books into units for a radio show and marks passages with red stars or blue pencils.
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Dale Carnegie
America
Carnegie
National Officer to Meet With Local Chamber Group
A C of C national officer Clem D Johnson vice president of the U S Chamber of Commerce will meet the Roanoke local chamber board of directors and officers on November 9 at 4 PM Secretary Frank Sizemore announced Johnson will outline A Program for a Better Understanding of Business The visit is arranged by Malcolm Ainsworth Southeastern division manager Atlanta Ga
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Chamber of Commerce
Clem D. Johnson
Roanoke
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
Johnson
High Point
Malcolm Ainsworth
Atlanta
Sizemore
Stockings Too Long Or Too Tight Harmful
The note warns that stockings that are too long or too tight can cause as many problems as improperly fitted shoes, highlighting risks to wearers.
Parents Council Organizes At Junior High School
The Junior High School forms a Parents Council with Mrs. Floyd Wilson as chairwoman. No parent teacher association exists for the junior high, since most families have children in grammar grades as well. A councilor will be named for each room to foster cooperation among parents, teachers, and students.
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Floyd Wilson
Wilson
Funeral for Banke Southern Pines
Funeral services for Mer G. Nichols 65 an insurance executive will be held here tomorrow. Nichols died at his home yesterday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
G. Nichols
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Imitse
Madam Ardelle
Domen
Ardelle
inston-Saless Highway
Central Ice Delivery CO
East High Street
Expert Service
Company
North Main Street
Harrtiss
Harris
G. W. Clark
W. M
M. Gurth
Sec
Madame Meredith
N. C
Ben Swartzberg
Credit Clothing Store
Ladies’ Ant Men's Clothing
Bates
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
General Offices
High Point, N. Y
Lions Club
Dr. J. Powell Tucker
Enterprise
Charlotte Man
Roads
Allstats
Crusaders
Seare
SEARS
Crusader
Will Tymany
Ratchet
C. of C
Banke
Aya, Manne Eas
West Commerce Stri
Winston-Salem, N
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