Ehringhaus Promises More Campaign Activity In Gubernatorial Fight
J C B Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City pledged a cleaner and more vigorous campaign as the June 4 primary nears. The Democrat, accompanied by C G Powell, toured Statesville Salisbury Lexington and Thomasville before Raleigh and said he has strong statewide support and an organized field. He and running mates Governor R T Fountain and A J Maxwell seek the gubernatorial nomination in a race with little Republican opposition. He claimed a rising tide of support and vowed to ride it through the primary and general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotinegaus
Salisbury
Lexington
Tamasville
Mr. Powell
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
R. T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
Allen J. Maxwell
Cosmopolitan Minstrel Revue Planned at Paramount
The Paramount Theater and City Schools music director L L Stookey announce a forty member Cosmopolitan Minstrel Revue to run Monday and Tuesday April 11 12 with both matinee and evening shows. It accompanies Douglass Fairbanks Jr in It’s Tough to be Famous and supports the schools music program with elaborate scenery and rehearsals underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
L. L. Stookey
Paramount
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Stookey
Loaned Car Wreck Involving Davis Staton Driver Flees
A Chrysler owned by Samuel L. Davis and loaned to Earl Staton struck Edna Morgenthaler a Brentwood school supervisor on South Main Street. The Staton driver fled and the car was found abandoned on Cross Street. Davis identified his car at the station and said it was loaned earlier that day to Staton who had not returned it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Davis
Earl Staton
Edna Morgenthaler
Brentwood School
South Main Street
Cross Street
Maciine
Davis
Staton
National Guard
Civil Court Term 10 Opens Tuesday With Tax Suit Docket
A two week municipal court term begins Tuesday at 9 am with Judge Lewis E Teague presiding. The docket includes tax suits on warrants dating back five years from the 1927 levy and continues through Saturday April 16 with the motion docket day. Jurors are listed for weeks beginning April 6 and April 12 with a long roster of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Lewis E. Teague
The
Bar Association
Eek
R. R. Waynick
C. L. Elliott
W. C. Vail
R. F. Stone
J. Maynard Kennedy
R. H. Garland
A. R. Johnson
H. F. Foster
J. Clyde Pugh
Mb Benéen
J.R. Con
J. P. Yarborough
J. M. Simerson
H. M. Armentrout
C. A. Vincannon
J. O. Gold
L. W. McCauley
J. R. Warner
W. Ed. Jones
L. L. Ingram
O. B. Haney
H. O. Johnson
R. F. Gooleby
John E. Jester
Dewey McLeod
E. L. Ketchie
R. G. Melton
S. B. C. Howard
Paul H. Gordy
Roy Johnson
G. W. King
J. R. Highsmith
Winfred T. Hiatt
J. D. Hinshaw
J. S. Wall
J. R. Lackey
Keister to Speak Second Banking Lecture Monday
Dr Albert Keister head of economics at North Carolina College Greensboro presents the second lecture in a five part series in this city in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom at 8 p m The topic is Banking Following his first talk on The Business Cycle attended by 58 people a larger crowd is expected Keister authored the banking textbook used by High Point high school and regarded as a leading authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Keister
Department of Economics
N. C
C. W
Greensboro
Sheraton Hotel
High Point High School
Strinefield
North Carolina Symphony Society
Chapel Hill
Joseph H. Pratt
Stringfield
Tyre Taylor
North Carolina Plan, Inc
Taylor
Symphony Society
Altrusa Club
Early American Furniture A Product Of The Years
An article examines the many furniture periods born in England, Italy, France, Spain, and America. It notes mass production shifting interest to history, lists 15 to 20 periods, and observes Colonial American as the current favorite among the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Italy
France
Spain
America
Symphony plans for North Carolina reach High Point
Lamar Stringfield, famed flutist and conductor, will explain a North Carolina Symphony plan at a High Point Inter-Club dinner. The proposal aims to form a state symphony drawing top professionals and strong amateurs, aligned with the Ten-Year North Carolina Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Stringfield
North Carolina
United States
High Point
P. E. Lindley
Two Field Fires Reported in City No Damage
Firemen responded to two field fires on Louise Avenue and North Hamilton Street yesterday with no damage. A false alarm at North Main Street and Sheraton Place triggered by box 231 also sent crews, but no incidentDeveloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Avenue
North Hamilton Street
North Main Street
Sheraton Place
Box 231
District Meeting of Odd Fellows This Week
The Odd Fellows of the ninth district covering Guilford Randolph Alamance and Rockingham counties will hold their semi annual meeting next Thursday at 7 30 pm hosted by Repiton lodge No 68 at Odd Fellows Hall East Commerce Street Grand master C P Burchett and grand secretary H A Halstead are expected to attend and address the gathering Reports from standing committees and officers will be presented All Odd Fellows in the district are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Ninth District
Guilford
Randolph
Alamance
Rockingham
Repiton Lodge No. 68
East Commerce Street
Missing L. L. Winecoff Leaves Note Finds Car At Beach
L. L. Winecoff, 32, foreman at Pointer Hosiery, left home Saturday with a note telling to locate his car at Carolina Beach. The 1931 Willys-Knight sedan was found parked on the beach with doors and windows closed as authorities investigate possible disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Winecoff
Pointer Hosiery
Newlin Stret
Carolina Beach
W. G. Friddle
John R. Morris
New Hanover County
Willys-Knight
New Hanover
Winecoff
Wilmington
High Point
John A. Morris
Wesley Memorial Junior Choir Presents Easter Cantata
The Wesley Memorial church junior choir directed by Mrs. Sidney Gayle, about twenty five voices, performs The Triumph of the Cross by Ira B. Wilson in the church main auditorium this evening at 7 30. Rev. G Ray Jordan continues the service after the cantata and attendance is urged from all friends of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Sidney Gayle
Ira B. Wilson
Ual
G. Ray Jordan
WBIG
Greensboro
Dr. Peacock Heads Guilford Education Board for Year
Dr. Dred Peacock was named permanent chairman of the Guilford county board of education for the next year after serving seven months as acting head. H. W. Lambeth of Monticello was chosen to fill the unexpired term of the late Charles H. Ireland, which ends in 1935, by a 21 to 14 vote over Charles A. Hines. The board also approved the rural school committees roster with few changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Peacock
Guilford County
Mbeth
Democratic Executive Committee
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
C. L. Shuping
J. M.bundy
Jamestown
Jurisdiction of Municipal Court Queried in High Point Case
The Supreme Court will hear appeals on whether the High Point municipal court has jurisdiction in a $50,000 suit against the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway. The University of North Carolina sues the City of High Point for 2500 in a land dispute tied to a Jamestown charter revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Supreme Court
W. E. Hendrix
Thomasville
Denton
Guilford County
Raleigh
Wilson Warlick
Jacob Berrier
University of North Carolina
University
Jamestown
Corporation of
Thomas J. Shaw
State Va
Lyon
State
Donnell
Lee
Dudley Moore
Hendrix
Railway Company
Wimbish
Detective Company
Baker
Rudd
Walser and Carey Move Offices Over Globe Bank
Walser and Carey relocate their law offices to 116 1 2 West Washington Street above Globe Bank at the corner of Washington and College. The former office was at 110 West Washington Street on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walser and Carey
Over Globe Bank
Walser and Casey
West Washington Street
Globe Bank
Washington and College
City tax payments boost relief in five year view
A survey shows 60 percent of city and county tax levies paid by April 1, placing High Point in the strongest position in five years. Flood of receipts earlier this week allowed the city to meet an $80,700 debt service due in New York and helped the county cover operating costs. The peak day saw over $35,000 paid to the city and more than $8,000 to the county as residents rushed to avoid penalties after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
New York
Listing of 1932 taxes starts in High Point township
The county tax office began the 1932 listing on Friday with John Richardson back as list taker. Deputy Sheriff T. R. Short aims to finish in April to avoid a 10 percent penalty on unlisted property. The drive added about 1.01 million dollars to High Point township's taxable value, keeping 1931 totals near 1930 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington Street
John Richardson
T. R. Short
High Point Township
Malone Pioneer Citizen Dies In Brownwood Texas
John W. Malone age 74 died at his Brownwood home after a pneumonia illness. A beloved local figure and Mayfield Woolen Mills sales agent, Malone was highly respected for his civic ties and family included wife Dora Lambeth Malone and daughter Miss Maysie Malone. He had strong regional bonds with Brownwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Malone
Brownwood
Texas
Dora H. Lambeth
Mr. Malone
Lambeth
John W
Martha Jane Lambeth
Malone
Maysie Malone
C. A. Ring
Thomasville
Brownwood Paper
Miss Clara Cox Elected Guilford GOP Executive Chairman
The Guilford Republican convention at Greensboro chose Miss Clara I Cox as chairman for two years with Spencer B Blaylock as secretary and Cox as vice chairman. The meeting adopted resolutions honoring J Elwood Cox and Hoover administration support and postponed county ticket naming to May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elwood Cox
State Committee
Hoover Administration
James S. Duncan
Luther Blaylock
High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
O. R. York
John B. Blair
Horace S. Ha
Biggs Praises Chamber Plan For Depositor Committee
John D. Biggs, receiver for the closed Commercial National Bank, praised the Chamber of Commerce directors for asking that their president name a committee of depositors to aid in conserving assets. Biggs noted such a group can aid liquidation if wisely chosen. Over a half million dollars has already been collected in under two months of liquidation. Porter will name the committee Monday amid pressure from the National Credit Corporation to settle or face suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
F. Logan Porter
Biggs
National Credit Corporation
Porter
Monument ordered for crippled lover buried here
Miss Minnie V. Rosser of California returned to this city to place a granite monument for her deceased lover, the itinerant salesman Coy Campbell. The stone will bear the inscription Loved One At Rest and a dedicatory line Erected by Minnie V. Rosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosser
California
Coy Campbell
Minnie V. Rosser
Heart
Campbell
R. A. Cochran
Ager
Southern Stone Company
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Elizabeth City
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
J. ©. B. Bhringhaus
Teague
Dr. Keister
Blair Park
John J. Blair
Symphony
District Meeting of
Wesley Memorial Junior Choir
Dr. Peacock
Education Board
H. W. Lambeth
Monticello
State Supreme Court
City
Worth Henderson
Rotary Director
Joseph W. Jackson
Madison
Wis
Rotary International
Clara I. Cox
Rosser
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