Marriage Licenses Issued in Greensboro and Gibsonville
Register of Deeds R H Wharton issued a marriage license yesterday for W B Walker and Miss Agnes Ingle, both of Gibsonville. Workmen cut a street from Main to Hamilton near a new building, to be East Bay street. Dr J Fred Tesh heard a London mayor address via his home radio in Pittsburgh. High Point municipal building work progresses with excavation done and masonry and steel underway.
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Register of Deeds
R. H. Wharton
Greensboro
W. B. Walker
S Ingle
Gibsonville
Main
Hamilton Streets
Failding
East Bay Street
J. Fred Tesh
London
Pittsburgh
Tesh
High Point
Rankin and
Commerce Streets
Farriss Men's Bible Class Plans Friday Barbecue
The Farriss Men’s Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will host a barbecue at the pool Friday night at 6. Members and friends will travel by church cars leaving between 4 36 and 6 o clock, with high anticipation for the event.
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Farriss Men’s Bible
First Baptist Church
Winston-Salem cafe owner plans new store opening
Robert Caracades of Winston-Salem plans to open a modern cafe in the new North Main street building beside The Enterprise office. He already operates the Princess restaurant and aims to establish a second, contemporary cafe once the structure is ready, though other store occupants are not yet announced.
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Robert Caracades
Winston- Salem
North Main Street
Enterprise Office
Princess, Resistant
Winston-Salem
Initiod
Lutherans Hold Fine Session Near Lexington
High Point Lutherans returned from Davidson county where a meeting of the Eastern conference of the United Evangelical Lutheran synod of North Carolina met at Holly Grove Lutheran church near Lexington. Rev. P. J. Bame of Lexington preached the confessional sermon and a full delegation of pastors and lay delegates attended. Topics covered rural and city church opportunities youth care Sunday school and gospel ministry with emphasis on personal service by laymen. S. White Rhyne outlined eastern North Carolina missions. Rev. J. L. Morgan preached on launching out into the deep and letting down your net.
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High Point
Davidson County
P. J. Bame
Lexington
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
North Carolina
S. White Rhyne
J. L. Morgan
Local Pastor Honored for Kindness to Visitors
A rising vote of thanks was extended to Rev. R. B. Sigman and his congregation for their generous care of visiting guests during the evening.
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R. B. Sigman
Football meeting set for High Point club candidates
Tomorrow at 7:30 p m the chamber of commerce rooms hosts a meeting of all candidates for the High Point Athletic Club football team. Preliminary organization will be formed, a date for the first grid workout set, and plans for a strong eleven discussed. Last year's squad and new material are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
High Point Athletic Club
Funeral for Mrs. Henry Rapp in Thomasville
Funeral services for Mrs. Henry Rapp were held in Thomasville Tuesday afternoon by Rev. R. G. Tuttle and Rev. R. Dugan Cox with interment at Calvary Cemetery. Many relatives and friends attended. pallbearers included Dr. J. M. Rothrock, R. R. Talbert, Charles B. Lambeth, and others.
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Henry Rapp
Thomasville
Hev. R. G. Tuttle
R.*v. Dugan Cox
Calvary Cemetery
J. M. Rothrock
R. R. Talbert
Charles B. Lambeth
MB He
Ghartes
Thomas Robert Gloff
C. N. Brown
Z. VY. Crutchbfield
Not Guilty Verdicts in Immoral Conduct Case
Herbert Wright was found not guilty in municipal court this morning on immoral conduct charges. John Spencer received a continued prayer for judgment on aiding and abetting immoral practices. John Shean had judgment suspended for non support subject to working and paying seven ten dollars weekly.
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Herbert Wright
John Spencer
John Shean
Boston Man Breaks Leg In Coal Bin Accident
A Boston resident sustained a broken leg after falling into an empty coal bin amid ongoing coal strike tensions. The incident underscores dangerous conditions linked to the labor dispute and ongoing shortages. The injured person was hospitalized for treatment and stabilization.
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Boston
Virginian Railway Official Comments on Settlement Plan
Norfolk report quotes W. D. Baker, assistant to the vice president, discussing the Chicago plan of settlement for coal transport. The article also references a question from the New York Herald and notes context about buying school books.
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Norfolk
Virginian Railway
Chicago Plan of Settlement
W. D. Baker
The
New York Herald
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