Charlotte Named For Southern Hotel Association Convention
Charlotte was chosen as the 1937 convention site for the Southern Hotel Association during a directors meeting. The North Carolina division closed with a banquet and dance at the Sheraton. Officials discussed liquor’s impact on hotels, with no action taken on repeal, and favored state or county control if changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Southern Hotel Association
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood Country Club
Billy Lynn
Lynchburg
C. H. King
Danville
EB. H. Spence
Greensboro
Roland Munford
Raleigh
B. M. Knox
O. W. Donnell
T. Wingate Andrews
O. A. Kirkman
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Thomasson
Southern Association
BE. H. Spence
American Hotel Association
Sheraton
Elwood
Mrs M J Woodhouse Dies at Booneville Home
Information reached here of the death of Mrs M J Woodhouse 76 of Booneville at her home early today. She had been in declining health for months. Her husband preceded her in death about 15 years ago. She was mother of Mrs W H Gibson of High Point and survived by four sons Frank Woodhouse Seville W W Woodhouse Elizabethtown B F Woodhouse Atlanta Wel don Woodhouse Dinuba Calif and many grandchildren. Funeral at First Baptist Booneville at 2 pm tomorrow followed by interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Woodhouse
Booneville
Herusband
Woodhouse
W. H. Gibson
High Point
Gibson
Frank Woodhouse
Seville
W. W. Woodhouse
Elizabethtown
B. F. Woodhouse
Atlanta, Ga
Weldon Woodhouse
Dinuba
Calif
First Baptist Church
Small Permits Granted By Ingram
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram announced building permits for four projects. W. E. Kidd at 1201 Sherrod Street adds one room to a residence for 65 dollars. R. O. Moore at 143 West Lexington Avenue reroofs a residence for 400 dollars. Marine Oil Company at 201 English Street reroofs a non residence for 125 dollars. H. B. Pendry builds a private garage on Oakdale Forest for 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
W. E. Kidd
Sherrod Street
R. O. Moore
Lexington Avenue
Marine Oil Company
English Street
H. B. Pendry
Oakdale Forest
Annual Faculty Reception Held at High Point College
A large turnout of students faculty and guests attended the annual faculty reception at High Point College in Roberts Hall last night. Dean P E Lindley led the hospitality with Dr G I Humphreys introducing guests and new faculty members Janet Russell Lola Barry and Mrs J M Millikan. Mrs J H Allred sang two tunes and refreshments were provided by the home economics department as N M Harrigan filmed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thligh Point College
Roberts Hall
P. E. Lindley
J. Clay Madison
Coltrane
Teague
J. M. Millikan
Janet Russell
Lola Barry
Ridge Named To Cooperate In Electors Council
S B Ridge of route 1 High Point North Carolina was appointed by James A Farley Democratic National Committee chairman to cooperate with Walter Crissman High Point chairman for the National Council of Roosevelt Electors Ridge was recommended by A D Folger Mount Airy North Carolina finance director for the Roosevelt Electors The Electors group represents the Democratic National Committee in raising the national campaign fund for F D Roosevelt's reelection in November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. B. Ridge
Route 1
High Point
N C
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Walter Crissman
National Council of Roosevelt
Ridge
A. D. Folger
Mount Airy
N. C
Roosevelt
National Campaign Fund
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Corporation Asks Action Dismissal in Bankruptcy Case
Greensboro Sept 26 Special The Rosaine shop and its trustee in bankruptcy Al Schwartz are involved in a suit against Silver Realty Corp. The plaintiff seeks 900 alleging four payments before voluntary bankruptcy. The defendant says no preference was shown to Silver Realty over other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
C. R. McIver, Jr
al Schwartz
Rosaine Shop
High Point
Silver Realty Corporation
United States District Court
Rosaine
Retiring Sunday School Officials Will Be Honored
The Peacock Bible Class will honor retiring officials on the last day of the class year with a special musical program. The men’s chorus performs and Mr. R. S. Tracy of Jacksonville, Florida plays sacred autoharp pieces as a guest of class teacher Major Bruce Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Bible
R. S. Tracy
Jacksonville
Fla
Tracy
Bruce Craven
Household Appliance Named Local Dealers Announcement
Announcement yesterday says Fairbanks Morse appointed Household Appliance of High Point as local dealers for the Fairbanks Morse automatic coal burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks- Morse Company
Household Appliance Company
High Point
Fairbanks-Morse
Raincoat Stolen From Watch Tower At Taylor Street
J. Best, a railroad crossing watchman on Taylor Street, reported last night that someone entered his watch tower and stole a raincoat valued at about $5. Police are investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Best
Taylor Street
Lessons From Acts and Paul Faith Journey
Sunday School outlines eleven lessons from Acts and Paul highlighting Pentecost power bold speech and trust in God. It covers Peter Philip Stephen Saul Paul temperance gospel for all and perseverance under persecution with calls to Christian living and fruitful life as Romans 12 urges.
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God
Peter
Jerusalem
Stephen
Philip
Saul
Paul
Caesarea
Jesus Christ
Antioch
Barnabas
Jesus
Traffic violations arrest report summary
Police records show within the last 24 hours one arrest for hit and run driving one for speeding one for reckless driving and two for other traffic violations. Drive carefully and save life.
Infant Mary Adelaide Wall Rites Held in Thomasville
Funeral services for Mary Adelaide Wall infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Wall were held at the family home Thursday led by Rev Mr Lowe and Rev Mr Shaffner of Thomasville. The child died Wednesday morning. Surviving are the parents paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs B F Wall of Thomasville and maternal grandmother Mrs Addie Wallace of High Point. Interment was in Level Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adelaide Wall
Thomasville
J. C. Wall
Lowe
Shaffner
F. Wall
Addie Wallace
High Point
Level Cross Cemetery
Man Held on Break-In Charge at Kellam Foundry
Ross Perkins, identified as a Negro, was held by police on a charge of breaking into Kellam Foundry at 509 East Russell Street several nights ago. Police say he stole forms and other wares valued at $6. Bond set at $750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Perkins
East High Street
Kellam Foundry
East Russell Street
Delegates Chosen to Represent WOW Camp at Log Rolling
Thomasville WOW Camp 206 selects delegates D L Disher N S Walters Henry Walters Burch Osborne Falls Templeton J D Stinson W C Fouts Luther Clemmons and M T Walters to attend Daniel Boone district log rolling in Winston Salem on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
D. L. Disher
Walters
Henry Walters
Burch Osborne
Falls Templeton
J. D. Stinson
W. C. Fouts
Luther Clemmons
M. T. Walters
Plummer Bound Over In Liquor Possession Case
A former Plummer living on the Greensboro road was bound over to High Point municipal court by Magistrate C. Muse on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquors. Deputies Gray and Wheeless raided the woodshed and seized 3,600 pints of tax paid whiskies. The bond of 500 dollars was continued, and a trial is expected before Judge Teague next week. The liquor remains held in the county tax office vault awaiting disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
Greensboro
High Point
C. Muse
Plummers
C. L. Gray
W. L. Wheeless
Muse
Lewis E. Teague
County Tax Office
Randolph County Adds Second Public Health Nurse
Asheboro September 26 Randolph county will have two public health nurses when Pauline Freeland of Chapel Hill arrives next week. Freeland met with Dr. George Sumner county health physician and accepted a health department post to assist with Alma Key the current nurse. Alma Lowe who served temporarily has moved to a neighboring county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Pauline Freeland
Chapel Hill
Sunday Services in High Point Church
Dr Williamson will preach on Remember the Sabbath Day at 11 oclock. The church youths meet for supper at 6. The Woman's Auxiliary Bible study begins Monday at 3 teaching Genesis. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 30. The 5 oclock Vesper service topics We Would See Jesus. Invitation to all.
Methodist Protestant First Promotion Day Observed Tomorrow
The First Methodist Protestant church sets Promotion Day from 9:45 in all Sunday school departments. At 11 a bank offering service features Rev. J. Clay Madison delivering on Christ or Paganism. Junior church at 11, Miss Bess Moore to speak. Intermediate Endeavor officers to be installed at 6:30 followed by Young People's Company E meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. Clay Madison
Bess Moore
Chrisian Endeavor
Young People’s Co. E
Baptist Promotion Day Planned With Bible Gifts
A Baptist church will observe its annual Promotion Day in the church auditorium at 10 15 AM with the 11 o'clock worship to follow. Bible school members should assemble by 9 45 AM for the 10 15 AM program featuring Bibles gifted by Mrs M J Wrenn to each child advancing from Primary to Junior. Dr Conrad will preach at the evening service on Hindering Weights and Besetting Sins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
M. J. Wrenn
Wrenn
Conrad
Sunday School Promotion Day and Evening Sermon at Local Church
Sunday school Promotion Day to be observed during the morning service with brief department programs. The pastor C. N. Royal will preach at the evening service on the topic Gods Guest For Love. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m and Baptist Training Union at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Royal
Baptist Training Union
Some Searching Questions at Morning Service
Services of worship are set for tomorrow at 11 a m and 7 30 p m The pastor will preach the morning message on Some Searching Questions and in the evening on The Sin of Self-Pity The public is invited to attend.
Methodist Wesley Memorial Church Service Schedule
The Wesley Memorial Methodist Church offers 9:45 a.m. church school with age divided departments. Promotion day presents certificates and Millis Bibles. An 11:00 a.m. worship features Dr. W. A. Lambeth on Unseen Realities. Evening services at 7:30 follow Is More Expected of a Christian. Week events include Monday Junior Board meeting, Wednesday prayer meeting on Green Lights, Friday choir and dramatic club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
W. A. Lambeth
Lambeth
Missionary Volunteers
Hollgins
W. L. Kille
Christian church services listed for Asheboro street
Rev. E Earl Wells pastor conducts Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon Spiritual Living Children's meeting at 5 30 p m Christian Crusaders at 6 30 p m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m with sermon The Sin of Neglect All are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro Street
E. Earl Wells
Christian Crusaders
Program at Children’s Home and church services schedule
The Children’s Home children will present a program at 11 a.m. under Mrs. A. G. Dixon. At 7:46 p.m. Rev. J. E. Garlington of Midway M. P. Church will preach. A prayer service is set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. and C. E. at 6:45 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dixon
J. E. Garlington
Midway M. P
C. E
What Is Your Name Sermon at Local Church
Rev Hoy L Fes perman delivers the 11 oclock Sunday sermon on What Is Your Name with special choir music and a junior service. Evening service at 730 features Why I Believe in the Church. Young people meet at 630, Sunday school at 945, prayer meeting Wednesday at 730. Rally Day and Promotion Day next Sunday. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy L. Fesperman
Ten New Relief Projects Approved in North Carolina
Raleigh Sept. 26. State WPA Director George W. Coan Jr said ten new relief projects costing 234 92.58 thousand dollars were approved for North Carolina. Projects include school buildings warehouses sanitary sewers repairs to public buildings free school lunches and the construction of five additional guard armories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
WPA
George W. Coan, Jr
North Carolina
Coan
Sunday School and Evening Service at Rankin Memorial M. P.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with A L McBride superintendent in charge. At 11 00 a m Rev Edward Suits will occupy the pulpit. Bible study in Philathea room at 6 30 p m. Evening message at 7 30 p m by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial M. P
L. McBride
Edw. Suits
Philathea Room
Protests Grow Over Louisiana Luxury Sales Tax
In New Orleans protests spread among various groups against Louisiana’s two percent luxury sales tax on all nonessential retail goods. Reports say a special legislative session may be called to amend the law before its October 1 start, with talks of replacing it with a flat two percent general sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Welch Memorial Revival Services Continue This Week
Dr. A. G. Dixon will conduct revival services through Sunday at Welch Memorial. He will preach at 11 A.M. and 7 30 P.M. with Sunday school at 9 45 A.M. and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial
A. G. Dixon
Christian Endeavor
Church notices brief Bible school and worship times
The Church of Christ on North Hamilton Street lists Bible school at 9 45 A M morning worship at 11 A M with a sermon titled Christians Preach Christ The Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 P M and the evening worship topic is Bearing Glad Tidings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
North Hamilton Street
Realty as subject of Christian Science Sunday lesson
The Realty topic will be the lesson sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist this Sunday. Services start at 11 o clock Sunday morning at 309 12 North Main Street. Sunday school gathers at 9 45 a.m. The reading room is open as usual and the public is invited to visit and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science “Realty
Churches of Christ
Peoplworth League of the
Lee Spencer
Lowdermilk Clan To Hold Reunion At Pleasant Hill Church
Charles W. Phillips will speak at the Lowdermilk reunion beginning 10 30 Sunday morning at Pleasant Hill Methodist Protestant church five miles east of Seagrove. Mrs S L Hayworth will lead devotionals with N M Harrison and Emsley Lowdermilk delivering responses. Memorials by Mrs Amelia Lynch and a family history by Iola Lowdermilk Carl Cox and A C Lowdermilk. Special music and a church grounds picnic follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Phillips
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Lowdermilk
Pleasant Hill Methodist Protestant Church
Seagrove
S. L. Hayworth
Asheboro
N. M. Harrison
High Point College
Ems
Wesleyan Church Sermons On Christian Experience And Second Coming
The Wesleyan church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 A M and worship at 11 A M with Rev Charles K Gentry speaking on The Best Things in Christian Experience The evening service at 7 15 features the third message on The Results of Christ's Second Coming and will include a large chart Senior M W Bt bP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Gentry
M. W
State Patrolman Hurt in Landis Motorcycle Wreck
Concord patrolman G. L. Allison of the State Highway Patrol suffered a fractured leg army injury and head and face lacerations when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Carruthers at Landis Friday morning. He is in a Salisbury hospital. Carruthers was not hurt.
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Salisbury
G. L. Allison
Concord
State Highway Patrol
Carruthers
Landis
Allison
Carrithers
Goulash garden idea teased by Clarksville cook
In Clarksville Arkansas C D Conway touts a cafe ter ia garden concept and jokes that a goulash garden may fit better He describes a recipe of mixing garden seeds and sowing broadcast to avoid cultivation Then he notes plants grow densely so harvesting is done by random picking for soup purposes
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Clarksville
Ark
C. D
Conway
Mystery solved as bullet found after 50 years
Warren Ohio resident Andy Marshall of Bristolville recalls being shot in the arm by a playmate decades ago. A doctor removed a lump behind his ear which turned out to be the missing bullet from that incident, discovered after half a century.
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Warren, O
Andy Marshall
Bristolville
Marshall
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady
Chicago market update shows butter at 10,079 quantity and eggs at 7,137 with steady, unchanged prices as of September 26.
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Chicago
Licenses Revoked in Raleigh Total 5655 Since November
The motor vehicle division reports revocation of 5655 drivers licenses since the law took effect last November. It announced 20 licenses were revoked yesterday.
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Raleigh
Educational Sunday at Allen Jay School events planned
Tomorrow the Allen Jay School faculty, school board, parents and children will gather at 11 for morning exercises led by the pastor. Program includes songs, talks on school responsibilities, a solo by Ruth Sykes, and remarks by J M Thomas and E C Glasgow. Tonight a joint session of three societies features M L Patrick. A cottage prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at the Cox home on Springfield Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Chester C. Haworth
God of the Earth
Helen Cox
J. M. Thomas
Jesus
Galilee
Ruth Sykes
Allen Jay
Glasgow
Lord
Miss Sykes
Owen
Promotion Day and services at Central Friends Church
Central Friends Church observes Promotion Day with worship at 9 45 a m and 11 o'clock led by Miss Dorothy Gardyne former YWCA secretary in High Point and longtime YWCA staffer in Worcester Mass She is noted for her gracious manner and thought provoking messages The 7 30 p m service led by Tom A Sykes will install new Christian Endeavor officers with the topic Shaping the Things to Come Visitation week runs Sept 27 to Oct 4 by Central Friends Church and its auxiliary agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gardyne
High Point
Worcester
Mass
Gardyne
Tom A. Sykes
Christian Endeavor
Bible School
Central Friends Church
UNC Instructor Resigns for South Carolina Post
Dr. W. M. McCleod, a French instructor at the University of North Carolina since 1928, announced his resignation to take an adjunct professorship in French at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
W. M. McCleod
University of South Carolina, Columbia
8. C
Negro Will Face Assault Charges
James Webster a 25 year old Negro will be tried in superior court on robbery and assault with intent to kill in an incident near Winston Salem on September 10. Mrs. Clara Overton testified that Webster jumped on their car, ordered them out demanded money and fired. Deputy Sheriff Morris said Webster admitted firing when Seagraves threw a rock. Webster did not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
James Webster
Here
John Seagraves
Clara Overton
Overton
M. A. Morris
Webster
Seagraves
Drunken Drivers Warned Hard By Judge Warlick
Superior Court Judge Wilson Warlick warned Greensboro motorists that drunken driving will lead to harsh road sentences. He cited only two exceptions in three years, both for teenaged college students allowed to return to school. He emphasized penalties to make defendants work on highways and noted no female defendants have faced the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Superior Court
Wilson Warlick Issu
Asheboro Car Struck By Train At Academy Street Crossing
Asheboro on September 26 a car driven by James Winningham of South Fayetteville street was struck by a Norfolk and Southern train at the Academy street crossing. The midsection wrecked the car but Winningham escaped with no serious injuries. It was the second train related wreck this summer in Asheboro following a fatal crash on the Asheboro High Point highway. No charges have been filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
James Winningham
Fayetteville Street
Norfolk and Southern” Railroad
Academy Street
Winningham
Asheboro High Point
Tobacco sales total at Rocky Mount market
A tobacco report from Rocky Mount market officials shows 12,462,880 pounds sold this season for $2,770,490.62, averaging $22.22 per hundred. Yesterday's sales totaled 725,080 pounds for $142,426.67, or $19.64 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Oxford Tobacco Market Sells 1.36 Million Pounds This Season
Oxford tobacco market officials report 1,359,970 pounds sold so far this season bringing in $327,211.29 at an average of 24.08 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Man Kills Moccasin After Light Reveals Danger
Richmond Virginia resident John Campbell felt a light strike in a dark room. He turned on the light and found a moccasin snake. Campbell killed the snake and has recovered enough to move about on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John Campbell
Campbell
Harvest Home Service Planned at Heidelberg Church
The Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed church in Thomasville will hold its annual Harvest Home service this Sunday with Sunday school and church services. The church will be decorated with flowers fruits and garden products to represent the autumn harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Main St
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Randolph
Baptist
Green Street
North Main
Methodist
Christian
Lebanon
Evangelical & Reformed
Christian Science
Hayworth
Springfield
Snake Story
Lutheran
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Pentecostal
C. Francis Noble
Episcopal
ST. Mary's
Y. P
St Mich All Angels
Star Temple
Evangelist Helen Everett
Rose of Sharon
Peggy Anne
Main ST. Ega
N. Main &T
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North Main Street
Jane
Guilford
N. Main
Lucas
Ene
MYT
Troxler Furniture CO
English ST
Philco
Hoosier
Troxter
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