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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1932

Page

3

Barbecue At Lake Opens Democratic Drive In High Point

The North Carolina Democratic drive kicks off with a weekend barbecue at High Point Lake hosted by Guilford County Young Democrats. Gov O Max Gardner Senator J W Bailey and others will speak after a 3:30 program and 5 pm barbecue, with tickets 50 cents.

Raleigh High Point City Lake Guilford County Young Democrats North Carolina Democracy Edwin Martenet Guilford Young Democrats J. Wallace Winborne Marion Burlington High Point Democratic Winborne O. Max Gardner Tar Heelia J. W. Bailey Robert R. Reynolds J. C. B. Ehringhaus William B. Umstead Congress H. L. Koontz Greensboro City Lake Earl H. Spence King Cotton Hotel Martenet Democrats Young Eld Township Garland B. Daniel Ben Moore Jake Froelich Charles McAnally Elizabeth Reitzel Garland Daniel Holt McPherson Joseph Snider James RB. Lovelace Henry RE. Emmerson James Bruce Eldridge C

Kirkman Reports Upbeat Business Outlook in Southwest

Arthur Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway returned from a week long railroad business trip through the southwest including Atlanta Memphis and Nashville. He noted improved tone among business men and that railroads are recalling workers to shops easing unemployment.

Arthur Kirkman High Point Thomasville Denton Arkansas Atlanta Memphis Nashville

Negro Fleeing Thief Struck Down By Car

Mike Mosely a 19 year old colored youth stole two boxes of hosiery from McLellan store on South Main. A clerk chased him with a bystander and a police officer joining in. He fled toward Willow Brook street where an automobile struck him. Three ambulances took him to High Point hospital. he is bruised but not in serious condition. Police expect charges of larceny when discharged.

Mike Mosely Waterloo Wllowbrook Street Mike McLellan South Main Street Main Street Commercial Bank West Commerce Street Willowbrook Yow High Point Hospital

Rabbi Title Honors Jewish Scholars and Ministry

The article notes that the title of Rabbi is accorded to Jewish scholars of eminence as well as to members of the ministry, highlighting its dual esteemed role within the community.

North Carolina Branch of Economy League Formed

The North Carolina branch of the National Economy League will be formally organized at 6 p.m. on Wednesday September 14 at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro. The group, formed in 1932 by ex service men, seeks to curb excessive government expenditures on veteran disability and pension payments, arguing reforms could save about 450 million dollars annually.

North Carolina National Economy League King Cotton Hotel Greensboro J. Elmer Long League Congress

Burnett to Speak on Law Enforcement at Central Friends

George J. Burnett, head of the Anti-Saloon League of North Carolina, speaks tonight at 7 30 at Central Friends on Law Enforcement and Law Observance. The event invites the public and WCTU members, with Bible school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 led by Pastor Tom A. Sykes.

George J. Burnett Anti-Saloon League of North Carolina Central Friends Church Burnett Greensboro Central Friends Horace Haworth Brotherhood Ralph Parker Tom A. Sykes Babson

Freshmen Arrive as High Point College Opens 1952-22 Session

High Point college prepares for the 1952 53 term with 125 plus freshmen arriving Monday. Dr. Humphreys greets new students in Roberts hall Tuesday morning, followed by Dean Lindley at 2:30. Get acquainted party in Women’s hall Tuesday night. Upperclassmen register Wednesday, freshmen visit Publix-Kinsey theaters Wednesday afternoon, classes begin Thursday at 8:40. Initial chapel Friday at 8:30 with Dr. Humphreys.

Dr. Humphreys G. {. Humphreys Roberts Hall P. B. Lindley Woman’s Hall Hugh Smart Publix-Kincey Humphreys

Plans to remodel Guilford General hospital front

Officials announced tentative plans to demolish the front portion of Guilford General hospital and replace it with a modern three story fireproof building facing East Washington Street. Endowment funds are available under conditions, with plans under serious consideration and unknown bed additions. Damage from the recent fire was repaired with losses estimated at 3500 to 4000 dollars. operations continued as normal.

Guilford General Guilford General Hospital East Washington Street

No Settlement Yet In Stehli Deadlock

Striking workers and management of Stehli Silks Corporation show no progress after an all‑evening session. Delegations from the workers and the Chamber of Commerce meet to seek a resolution to the August 30 walkout over wage cuts as picketing continues at the Green street mill entrance. A religious service is planned for 3 PM at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr. George T. Tunstall invited to deliver the sermon.

Stehli Silks Corporation Chamber of Commerce Committee Marvin L. Wise Francis A. Moser Richard Tuttle Elmer High Lena Jester Paul Fry Bessie Egbert Chamber of Commerce D. Ralph Parker J. T. Burrus Capus M. Waynick F. Logan Porter Joseph D. Cox Green Street W. G. Reich William Vanhoy Green Street Baptist Church George T. Tunstall

Y W C A Finance Drive Set To Open September 26

The High Point Y M C A will launch its annual finance campaign from September 26 to October 3 aimed at securing an $8,800 budget for the new year, down about $2,000 from last year. The plan, approved by the board, shows a minimum essential budget with items including cumulative indebtedness, salaries for the general secretary and other staff, operating expenses, and committee work. The move to a new East Green street building in June has made the center a hub for community meetings and cooperative efforts with churches and local organizations. Continuous collaboration with city groups and services is highlighted as a key outcome of the year.

High Point Young Women’s Christian Association Lillian Massey Young Women's Christian Association Commerce _ street East Green Street Junior Service League Board of Public Welfare Salvation Army Ministerial Association Premieron Sorority Woman's Club Nurses’ Club Christmagg

Obituary of J. B. McDaniel 66 in Randolph County

J. B. McDaniel 66 died at his home 811 Mangum avenue after years of declining health. Born May 16 1866 in Randolph County he moved to this city sixteen years ago with his family. Survived by wife Duskey McCollum three sons Baxter Carl Charlie and three daughters Dora Beck Hettie Solomon Maud Causey. Funeral Monday 2 30 pm at Welch Memorial M P Church with Dr J T Williams officiating. Interment Mitchells Grove Cemetery.

J. BE. McDaniel Mangum Avenue Randolph County Doris Sally Harden McDaniel Welch Memorial M. P Koonce Funeral Home J.T. Williams Mitchell's Grove Cemetery Kivett Road

Community backs new High Point National Bank plan

Depositors committee led by George T. Wood outlines a $300000 new National bank as a community project after a 1000-person meeting at the Junior High School. The plan calls for full public detail through the press and for subscribers not to exceed ten percent of deposits in the old bank.

High Point Old Commercial National Bank George T. Wood

Religious Service This Afternoon by Industrial Workers

A religious service is planned for 3:30 this afternoon at the Industrial Workers hall located at 114 1 2 South Main Street. President D V Bradley announced the event and invited the public to attend.

Industrial Workers of High Point Hall South Main Street D. V. Bradley

Loopers To Meet On Monday Night

A meeting of loopers from all hosiery mills in High Point will be held Monday night at 7:30 oclock. Officials of the Industrial Workers of High Point announced the gathering at their hall.

High Point Industrial Workers of

Knox 10 Attend Southern Meet On Federal Aid

City Manager E M Knox will travel to Savannah with Winston-Salem Mayor George A Coan Jr and Charlotte Mayor Charles B Lambeth to join North Carolina Municipal Association delegates at a Coastal States Coordinated conference. They will study federal relief avenues for cities and financing for self liquidating works as part of the reconstruction plan. A separate Greensboro Deep River road project to connect Deep River to Greensboro via Mechanicsville was announced by the American Business Club to boost regional trade and development.

E. M. Knox Savannah George A. Coan, Jr Winston-Salem Charles B. Lambeth Charlotte North Carolina Municipal Association North Carolina Coan Lambeth Knox E. B. Denny Gastonia George A. Seley Raleigh Greensboro Deepchurch American Business Club Charles W. McAnally Deep River High Point A. B. Club Guilford County C. Arthur Kirkman Mayme Bundy Melbourne Amos J. Brooks Reitzel Holt McPherson High Point-Winston-Salem Mechanicsville Chamber of Commerce

Graduate Nurses Clubs Meet at Thomasville

The High Point Graduate Nurses club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville with Miss Cra Fulp as hostess. Miss Fulp, formerly superintendent of the Thomasville institution, was a club member here and remains active with the High Point group after moving to the neighboring town.

High Point Graduate Nurses Club City Memorial Hospital Thomasville Cra Fulp Fulp High Point Club

Civitan and American Business Clubs Outing at Bouldin's Farm

A joint Civitan and American Business Clubs outing is set for Tuesday evening at Bouldin's Farm one mile south of Archdale starting at five. A baseball game precedes a dinner served by the Bouldin family. The A B C lads previously beat Kiwanis but face a renewed challenge for the championship.

Bouldin Archdale Civitan American Business Clubs Kiwanis Civitans

City Schools Open Season Monday in High Point

High Point city schools begin the 1932-33 term Monday at 8:30 am with registrations nearly matching last year. Enrollment may dip slightly due to a age limit change for first grade entrants. About 218 teachers will be employed 178 white and 40 colored. music director Lewis L. Stookey’s vacancy is not expected to be filled this year.

High Point City Uary Rof Lewis L. Stookey T. Wingate Andrews

June A Johnson buried after stroke at local hospital

Funeral services for June A Johnson aged 68 well known surveyor were held at Sechrest Funeral Home with Dr Joseph Rennie officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers and florists listed among local residents and helpers.

June A. Johnson Sechrest Joseph Rennie Flist Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery W. F. Barbee J. D. Hoskins Alston Clark M. E. Welch Rupert Pickens Earl

Earnhardt Freed of Manslaughter Charge in High Point

In Greensboro a jury in superior court found Clyde Earnhardt of High Point not guilty of manslaughter in the death of six year old Masine Hill struck by his truck while crossing a High Point street. Woodell, High Point magistrate, was found guilty of extortion of Johnnie Hayworth but not sentenced. judgment set for next week.

Greensboro Clyde Earnhardt High Point Earnhard Masine Hill Earnhardt B. A. Woodell Johnnie Hayworth

Revival Services To Begin Tonight At Pentecostal Church

Revival services start tonight at the Pentecostal Holiness Church on Highland Avenue. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Don of Virginia will conduct services. Special singing planned and all are invited. Rev. R. Howard serves as pastor.

Pentecostal Holiness Church Highland Avenue C. H. Don Virginia Lie Rev. R. Howard Th Church

W. W. Vellines Dies in Norfolk

Norfolk Virginia mourns the death of W. W. Vellines who passed away yesterday at noon after an illness. He had been living in Norfolk for some time and will be remembered for his ties to High Point. Services are set for Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at the local hospital and church.

W. W Vellines Norfolk Norfolk Hospital

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