Moose Conclave Set To Draw 1000 Plus Delegates
Advance reservations indicate the Carolina Moose Association conclave will attract more than a thousand delegates from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia with Baltimore and Point venues accessible Nearby. The three day program includes balls speeches ritual contests lodge initiations and a farewell ball at the Sheraton.
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High Point
Walter L. York
Carolina Moose Association
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Baltimore
Sedgefield Manor
Albert H. Ladner, Jr
Philadelphia
Robert R. Reynolds
Sheraton Hotel
York
Moose Hall
Ladner
Raleigh
Danville
Franklin
Asheville
Canton
Greensboro
Goldsboro
The
Elwood
Frances Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Legion of the Moose
Sen. Reynolds
Sheraton
Mrs W G Sikes 69 Pas ses Away at Star
Mrs W G Sikes 69 died suddenly at her Star North Carolina home on Wednesday morning. She was born March 14 1869 and was married to the late W G Sikes. Surviving are five sons and seven daughters with several abroad. Funeral from Dover church Friday at 3 pm with interment in Dover cemetery.
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W. G. Sikes
Star
Route 1
Willis Auman
Paul Sikes
High Point
J. RR
Main Street Bridge Reopens After Safety Work
Main Street at the temporary bridge opened to traffic today after workers completed under bridge safety measures. Engineers called the structure safe and heavy trucks remain detoured over Wrenn Street following last Thursday's closure during piling races.
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Main Street
Wrenn Street
Wife of J. W. Smith Passes Away in Morganton
Mrs. J Wesley Smith died at 109 Hillcrest Drive Morganton after several weeks illness. She was daughter of the late Charles J Johnston and Mary E Johnston of Morganton and Black Mountain. She married J Wesley Smith April 16 1916 and is survived by her husband, a sister E Reid Tome Wilmington two brothers George B Johnston High Point Tom F Johnston Fort Myers Fla two nieces Mary Elizabeth Tome Wilmington and Mary Elizabeth Johnston High Point a nephew Tom F Johnston Jr Fort Myers Fla and a life long member of the First Presbyterian Church Morganton Funeral services were held Friday at 4 pm conducted by Dr C C Williamson and Dr James A Clark Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
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J. Wesley Smith
Hillcrest Drive
Charles J
Mary E. Bencini Johnston
Morganton
Black Mountain
Fort Myers
Fla
Mary Elizabeth Tome
Wilmington
Mary Elizabeth Johnston
High Point
Tom F. Johnston
Fila
First Presbyterian Church of
C. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
James A. Clark
Monroe, Ga
Oakwood Cemetery
David Cooper Wins Election at Luther League Convention
David Cooper of High Point was elected president of the Luther League of North Carolina at its annual convention at Lenoir Rhyne College in Hickory. Elmer Troutman of Hickory was chosen vice president and other officers named include Miss Juanita Horton Salisbury recording secretary Miss Margaret Fisher Landis statistical secretary Miss Sara Roof Lincolnton treasurer G C Miller Salisbury archivist Irene Sox Hickory retiring president elected to executive committee for two years.
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David Cooper
High Point
Luther League of North Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory
Elmer Troutman
Juanita Horton
Salisbury
Margaret Fisher
Landis
Sara Roof
Lincolnton
G. C. Miller
Irene Sox
Carrie Willie Smith dies after brief illness at home
Mrs Carrie Willie Smith aged 564 died last night at 613 Tate Street after a brief illness. Survived by husband George A Smith two daughters Mrs Lacy Bisher and Mrs James Wright of High Point one son Fred C Smith of High Point two sisters Mrs Robert Joyce Mrs Alice Cox Mrs Ada Pugh three brothers Robert Mounce and Rufus Mounce Funeral services Friday at 3 pm Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev C L Ruth in charge with Rev Myers of Bethel Temple. interment Floral Garden cemetery.
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Carrie Willie Smith
Tate Street
George A. Smith
Lacy Bisher
James Wright
High Point
Fred C. Smith
Robert Joyce
Kernersville
Alice Cox
Greensboro
Ada Pugh
Ramseur
Robert Mounce
Walkertown
Rufus Mounce
Walnut Cove
Giant decorative spider shown at The Enterprise office
The Enterprise office hosts a giant decorative spider captured by Sidney Newman in Ray Street rear. The eight-legged monster measures at least an inch and a half per leg and a yellow black body fits within a two inch circle.
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Enterprise
Sidney Newman
Ray Street
High Point men Lose Licenses Over Drunk Driving Convictions
The state highway safety division revoked licenses for Thomas Raymond Edwards of 1113 Forest Street and J. A. Davis of 802 Smith Street in a list released today. Both men were convicted of driving drunk.
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State Highway Safety Division
High Point
Thomas Raymond Edwards
Forest Street
J. A. Davis
Smith Street
Precinct 31 Registration and Polling Place Moved
Morris Jarrell registrar informs voters that Precinct 31 registration and polling have moved from Siderton Motor Company to the County building Entrance to the registration desk is via the West Green street door of the building.
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Morris Jarrell
Siderton Motor Company
West Green Street
Social Security Office Official Set to Visit High Point
A representative from the Social Security Board district field office will be at the High Point post office tomorrow to assist employers and employees with Old Age Insurance provisions under the Social Security act, per D. W. Lambert assistant manager based in Greensboro.
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Social Security Board
D. W. Lambert
Greensboro
Lottery Raid Victims Waive Jury Trials
Nine defendants arrested August 13 in a lottery raid on five local businesses waived jury trials in municipal court. Charged with operating a lottery, defendants include Thurman Kemp Dewey Hammer EE Koeltz C L Poore W M Knox T Taylor Harold Long and Lucien Long with Roy Pierce of Queen Anne Cafe also named.
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Thurman Kemp
Dewey Hammer
EE. W. Koeltz
West Green Street
C. L. Poore
South Main Street
W. M. Knox
Park Street
T. Taylor
North Main Street
Harold Long
Lucien Long
Roy Pierce
Vaia Street
Rotarians Hear McKee Discuss National Issues
W. W. O McKee student secretary of the Southern Y M C A spoke to the Rotary Club on national and Southern issues noting recent books by H W Odom and Jonathan Daniels. He urged recognizing real Southern defects and pursuing sane solutions while noting changes in norms and reception of criticism. Carter Dalton and Supt Charles F Carroll Jr announced plans for a tablet in memory of T Wingate Andrews at the senior high school grounds. Guests included Melvin S Perkins W C Hammond Jr and A E Teetor.
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United States
South
Rotary Club
W. W.O’ McKee
Southern Y. M. C. A
H. W. Odom
University of North Carolina
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
McKee
Carter Dalton
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
T. Wingate Andrews
Melvin 8. Perkins
Keene, N. H
W. C. Hammond, Jr
Lumberton
A. E. Teetor
Pageant Costume Deadline Tonight At Pageant HQ
Tonight is the last chance to obtain costumes for the Pageant of Progress. The Pageant headquarters announce the office stays open until 9 pm and urges all cast members who have not secured costumes to do so before then.
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Pageant
Floats Ready for High Point Pageant Parade
More than 20 floats will join the jubilee parade opening the Pageant of Progress on Monday September 6 in High Point. George O. Jones of the W G organization says the procession will be unique in North Carolina with entries from the Chamber of Commerce City of Greensboro High Point Furniture Co Triangle Hosiery Mills Rose Furniture Co Globe Parlor Furniture Co Holton Cut-Rate Furniture Store Carolina Container Myrtle Desk Clover Brand Dairies HU P and PD Railway Beeson Hardware Gibens Ice Cream Coca Cola Bottling Adams Millis Corp High Point Merchants Assoc High Point Automobile Dealers Assoc High Point Overall Pure Oil Sheloff Coal Marsh Furniture.
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Mondy
George O. Jones
W. G. Hunt Organization
Jones
High Point
North Carolina
Viss ©Olumbia
High Point Chamber of Commerce
City of Greensboro
High Point Furniture Company
Triangle Hosiery Mills
Rose Furniture Company
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Holton
Carolina Container Company
Myrtle Desk Company
Clover Brand Dairies
HU. P. T. and
PD. Railway Company
Beeson Hardware Company
Giben Ice Cream Company
Coca Cola Batthing Works
Adams-Millis Corporation
High Point Merchants Association
High Point Automobile Dealers Association
High Point Overall Company
Pure Oil Company
Sheloff Coal Company
Marsh Furniture Company
Assault case mirrored murder trial as jury deadlocked
Reuben Vail's assault with deadly weapon case in municipal court mirrored a murder trial as the 12 jurors failed to reach a verdict at lunch recess. Witnesses clashed over July 23 events at Vail’s South Main second hand store with Vail claiming self defense and Phillips alleging repeated blows with an axe handle.
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Reuben Vail
South Main Street
Silas Casey
Tom Gold, Jr
Vail
W. A. Phillips
Phillips
Gold
Dr. Davin
Van
Casey
A Ed. Teague
Rites Held for Thomas Byerly in Local Funeral
Funeral services for Thomas J. Byerly were held at the Main Street M E church with pastors N C Williams W B Davis and D V Howell officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Byerly, a 42 year resident, died Monday at 634 Willowbrook Street.
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Thomas Byerly
Thomas J. Byerly
Main Street
M. EB
N. C. Williams
W. BB. Davis
Winston-Salem
D. V. Howell
Calvary
Oakwood
Byerly
Willowbrook Street
Negro tenor George Matthews to sing at St Marks church recital
Kernersville born Negro boy and internationally famous tenor George Matthews will appear in a recital at St Marks M E church on Monday evening September 12. Matthews rose to fame with the Jubilee Singers of Fisk University and has drawn praise from music critics across major U S cities.
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George Matthews
Kernersville
St. Marks M. E
Matthews
Jubilee Singers
Fiske University
America
Collision in High Point Injures Driver and Arrests Passenger
A car driven by John B. King of 1424 North Hamilton Street High Point collided yesterday at the intersection of Kivett Drive Extension and Groometown Road with a car driven by Bill C. Sama of 231 Boulevard High Point. The crash at 1 55 PM left Kings car overturned. King was taken to Weylie Long hospital Greensboro for treatment and Sama was held by highway patrolmen.
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John B. King
Hamilton Street
Bill C. Sama
High Point
Kivett Drive
Groometown Road
King
Weeley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Sams
Mrs. Griffin Rites Held at Fairview Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Cassie Moore Griffin widow of Zuman W. Griffin of Reidsville were held Tuesday at 3 PM at Fairview Baptist church near Reidsville with Rev. J. C. Gillespie officiating. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. Surviving are six daughters including Mrs. Henry Weber Mrs. A. L. Smyre and Mrs. J. L. Roberts plus one son Hugh P. Griffin all of Reidsville and Mrs. Florence Delapp and Mrs. 8. D. Whitlow of Reidsville. She was aunt to Mesars R. L. and C. M. Waynick of this city.
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Grefin
Cassie Moore Griffin
Zuman W. Griffin
Reidsville
Daghter
J. L. Roberts
Madison
Fairview Baptist Church
J. C. Gillespie
Fairview
Griffin
Henry Weber
A. L. Smyre
Asheville
Alice Griffin
Florence Delapp
Movie Quiz Contest Promises 260000 in Prizes
The 82 page motion picture quiz booklet offers prizes totaling 260000 to 6404 winners from the United States and Canada. The booklet is distributed free at local theaters and includes prize details future film news star photos and contest entry information.
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United States
Canada
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Luther League
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hubert F. Cooper
Gatewood Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Social Security
ATD
YWCA
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Friends Playground
Archdale
Padi Ee
PSE Special
NRICH
Pennsylvania
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Silvertown
RMU Mainway
M. Dudley
N. 6
East Main Street
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