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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1930
Page
8
The Citizens Association of High Point formed by 40 local business leaders offers cooperation to city officials. It aims for greater efficiency and economy in city administration, plans regular meetings, and seeks nonpolitical civic improvement with Mayor and City Council support.
Lake View reports claim their health improves after using Thedford's Black-Draught for headaches and constipation. The leafing notes state quick relief, no after-effects, and renewed energy, describing it as a vegetable compound that purges poisons from the bowels and restores strength.
The Young People's Legion of the Salvation Army will present tonight at 6 30 a play Crowning the Year at the Salvation Army building 801 South Main street. The general public is invited and a special invitation is sent to children. At the regular Sunday night service at 7 45 a slide presentation titled The Hymn of Continent will follow. Monday at 7 o clock a missionary bazaar will offer country produce food sandwiches and drinks with proceeds supporting missionary work.
Barbara Ann Robertson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Robertson of 504 Sunset Avenue died at a local hospital last night at 9 30 o clock at one month old Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the Robertson home by Rev T A Sykes pastor of Central Friends church Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park
Mrs Mary T Kearns sues James W Kearns for alimony and a property settlement alleging he evades support and has been abusive. She cites finances real estate and stock holdings and requests guardianship and monthly allowances for their three children Mary Frances 19 Louise 17 and Rebecca 14. Attorneys King Sapp and King of Greensboro represent her.
The Mother's Club of the Child Conservation League will meet Friday afternoon October 28 at 3 30 at the Country Club. The topic is the relationship between the school and the home. Members should bring related articles and call Mrs R L Brinson for transportation if needed.
A group from High Point leaves for Chapel Hill to attend the Carolina Wake Forest football game and the alumni banquet at the Carolina Inn. Gov. O Max Gardner and President Frank Graham are expected to speak at the banquet.
Two services will be held at Union Gospel tabernacle West Green and Ward Street tomorrow. C. B. Carter will lead the morning devotion and E. P. Buck will preside the evening service. A morning announcement is expected regarding a new pastor.
No wardrobe will be complete without matching berets especially for time in the country or on the campus as a stylish accessory.
The article highlights autumn fashion as pumps dyed to harmonize with evening dresses remain the top color note. It notes opera pump styles and the ongoing trend in matching accessories for formal wear this season.
Promotion Day events span several Baptist Sunday schools in the city with services at First Baptist and Green Street Baptist. Dr. A B Conrad preaches on The Unchanging Christ at 11 am, then The Most Important Question Before the People of High Point at 7:30 pm. October topics include The Model Husband Wife Child and Home. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 pm, night worship 7:30 pm with Miss Carrie Roberts as speaker. North Main Baptist welcomes a Thomasville Men's Quartet. open air meeting by Rev M P McCarter at Johnson Street School tomorrow 2:30 pm. Public invited.
Rev Hoyse Love will deliver the morning sermon on The Fundamental Need of the Holy Spirit in Christian Life and Work. In Love’s absence, G H Jones, local attorney, will supply the pulpit at night while Love assists in a revival at Asheboro.
The Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m with Horace Hayworth in charge. Worship periods are at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes delivering the messages. Morning special music features a solo How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by Liddle sung by Miss Elizabeth Cowan.
Glenora Baptist schedules Sunday school at 10. Rev. E. C. Roach will preach at 11 on Wheat and Tares. A baptismal service is set for 3 in the Deep River vicinity near James Town High School.
The 15th Sunday after Trinity services at St Marys Episcopal Church North Main and Farriss Avenue include Holy Communion at 7 30 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m and the church school gathering at 9 30 a m The Young Peoples Service League meets with Miss Eleanor Paul 1015 Sherrod Avenue at 6 30 p m The Rector will preach Hindrances to the Religious Life Everyone is warmly welcome
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers will preach both morning and evening services at First Presbyterian. The morning sermon is titled Longing to Evade Responsibility and the evening sermon quotes Brother Saul from Acts chapter nine. Special music will be by the vested choir directed by Prof Dan W Smith. The church school led by Lamar McCallum meets at 9 45 and the Men's Bible class gathers in the church basement at the same hour.
Rev. O. A. Elmore will preach at both morning and evening services tomorrow. Morning message titled Fellowship with church roll called. evening message titled Suppose. All members urged to attend and public is invited.
Tomorrow morning at First Reformed Church Sunday School starts 9 45 a m. Worship at 11 00 a m features a sermon on Behold Your God. It is the last Sunday for the Improvement Campaign with team captains set to give final reports at that service.
A Sunday at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church features a 9:30 a.m. Sunday School promotion service. At 11:00 a.m. Rev. Geo. L. Curry preaches on Deep Fishing. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6:15 p.m. and the Junior Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. carries the sermon The Mistake of A Fool.
Rev Pather Cornelius E Mur phy, new pastor of St Edward's Catholic Church, announces Sunday services on the usual schedule Mass at nine in the morning and devotions at seven thirty. Sermons titled Christian Humility and The Church and the Cross. Everyone is welcome at all services.
Rev R S Farmer delivers a morning sermon on The Disciples' Commission at the annual Thankoffering service of the Women's Auxiliary. The First Methodist Protestant church hosts choir anthems and solos including God Will Make All Things Right Lead Kindly Light Something For Thee. Evening service features Interpreting The Fifth Gospel.
Death notices from North Carolina report Y D Moore 70 a longtime Caldwell county schools superintendent. Jack Smith 72 a farmer and community leader in Leemarle. W B G Herndon Jr eight died after tetanus anti toxin treatment in Arlington. Alfred Monroe Brown 82 a Civil War veteran and Concord business civic leader.
Miss Anna R. B. Carr, longtime Charlotte and Mecklenburg teacher for more than 40 years, is noted in this brief obituary and service notice.
Dr. Edwin B. Ferebee a renowned nerve specialist and former Raleigh leader in social and professional circles died in Camden County. He was a World War II veteran celebrated for community involvement.
William Jasper Gardner, 82, a retired contractor from Charlotte, North Carolina, has died. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. He was known for decades of service in the area building homes and commercial properties.
By power in a 1929 deed of trust L F Cox and Sallie Mare Cox defaulted on the note. On October 14 1936 at 2 PM the trustee will sell two described parcels at Carolina Avenue and Geddie Street Greensboro North Carolina for cash to the highest bidder. The sale is conducted by Z I Walser trustee and attorneys Walser & Casey.
L. G. and G. H. Jones, brothers, were arrested for assault after a clash with Sheesley show employees at city hall. Both posted bonds to appear in court Monday morning. L. G. Jones was fined $15 plus costs and appealed. Cramer and Foley had prior assault convictions with fines.
A special program by the Pil grim Holiness church youth takes place Sunday night September 28 at 6 o clock. The Kearns quartet of four brothers will assist with singing plus short talks by Rev. O L Ruth and B E Crater. Visitors are welcome.
The shape of autumn hats depends largely on the coat collar as the hat must be cut away to avoid interference with the collar.
Notice to creditors and claimants that O Arthur Kirkman deceased of Guilford County North Carolina has appointed executors Lula B Kirkman and O Arthur Kirkman. Creditors must exhibit claims by September 21 1931 and those indebted should pay promptly. Attorneys Lovelace and Kirkman. September 17 1930.
Notice of sale under a 1924 deed of trust by English Street Methodist Protestant Church trustees to C A York trustee. Located in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina the lot four in block three Melrose plat 60 by 150 feet with a six room house to be sold at public auction for cash on October 11 1930 at two oclock.
North Carolina led August with 5 432 414 active spindles and South Carolina 5 349 796 Massachusetts 4 416 026. Tennessee posted the highest average active spinning hours per spindle at 286 with South Carolina 227 and Georgia 193. Massachusetts held 7 829 238 spindles in place August 31. There were 33 993 998 spindles in place nationwide, 25 873 978 operated at some time in August. A property description in Guilford County appears with sale terms and date.
Under a 1928 deed of trust J L Inmon and Violet Inmon grant Central Bank and Trust Company as trustee a Greensboro Guilford County NC parcel. The Trustee will sell at public auction for cash at noon October 6 1930 at the Greensboro court house door beginning at a stake on Freeman Mill Road 199 feet west of a stone with a line running south 33 degrees 6 minutes east 1508.78 feet.
Notice of foreclosure sale in Guilford County North Carolina for a mortgage dated January 9 1922 by Willard M Dyer to Nina Barnes Dyer later Nina Barnes Adams. Sale at Greensboro Court House door at 2 PM October 8 1930 for a one half undivided interest in a Guilford County tract with specified metes and bounds.
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