North Carolina Identification Officers Form State Group
Charlotte hosts the North Carolina Association for Identification as officers report to form a state body with charter from the International Association for Identification. The group aims to boost interdepartmental cooperation and empower law enforcement before the 1940 General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack MacMahon
International Association For Identification
Charlotte
North Carolina
North Carolina Association For Identification
Jack Me uManve
High Point
Edward M. Scheidt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dial
General Assembly
J. W. MacMahon
County Commissioners Meet In High Point
County Commissioners gathered in the new county building this morning before going into official session in the commissioner's room. The group included Joe F. Hoffman J. W. Burk chairman George L. Stansbury R. C. Causey and R. Flake Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
High Point
Board of County Commissioners
Joe F. Hoffman
J. W. Burk
George L. Stansbury
R. C. Causey
R. Flake Shaw
Smith
Four Arrests in Hose Theft Ring At Local Mill
Police solved months of hose thefts at Diamond Full-Fashion Hosiery plant after four men were nabbed leaving the mill with gunny sacks of hose. A. L. Howard watchman and three Black suspects Marvin Staten Andrew Feimster and Cecil Lumpkin faced breaking entering and larceny charges. About $250 of hose was seized with $25 recovered earlier. The plant belongs to a bean family peanut plant note appears in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roneo Cary Courvey Verio
Diamond
A. L. Howard
Cassel Street
Marvin Staten
West Willis Street
Andrew Feimster
Fairview Street
Cecil Lumpkin
Final Rites Held For Samuel T. Bryan
Funeral services for Samuel Tilden Bryan were held at Sechrest Funeral home yesterday afternoon. A large gathering from High Point attended. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes of Thomasville offered a reflection on faith and immortality with Whittier verses. Pallbearers included H. A. Cecil Charlie Loftin A. A. Oliver D. W. Hunter J. C. Moore and B. G. Watkins. Burial followed in Guilford College cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tilden Bryan
Sechrest
Mr. Bryan
High Point
Bryan
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasville
Whittier
H. A. Cecil
Charlie Loftin
A. A. Oliver
D. W. Hunter
J. C. Moore
B. G. Watkins
Guilford College Cemetery
Infant Eugene Gray Hill Died At Grandparents Home
Four month old Eugene Gray Hill died at the home of his grandparents on Moffitt drive shortly after 6 am. Survived by his mother Evelyn Maxine Hill and the grandparents. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 pm from the residence with Rev. C L Easter of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church officiating. Interment in Lebanon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gray Hill
C. KE. Hill
Moffitt Drive
Evelyn Maxine Hill
C. L. Easter
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Constitution and bylaws leaders named across several cities
H. E. Pales of Wilmington and others list constitutional and bylaw matters with W P Whitley of Raleigh as chairman and Claude B. Mundy, J. H. Pierczynski and C. E. Mundy in associated roles across Fayetteville Mr. Airy and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Whitley
Raleigh
Jimmy Haynes
Cramerton
North and South Carolina
J. L. Kivett
L. C. Madden
Ray Nance
Fah Point
Littlejohn
Stanhope Lineberry
Charlotte
Billy Ellington
High Point Secret Service Clubs
L. E B. Williams
Edward M. Scheldt
G-Man Bureau of
Club
Charlotte Police Department
John H. Pierczynski
Bureau of Identification
J. W. McMahon
J. H. Pierczynski
G. W. Garrison
Asheville
A. A. Brewer
Greensboro
L. H. Kelly
Durham
Jimmie Haynes
H. EB. Pales
Wilmington
C. &. Jones
Fayetteville
Constitution
W P. Whitley
Claude BE. Mundy
Mr. Airy
Measles Jump Reported in City with 25 New Cases
City Health Officer Dr. R. A. Herring announced 25 new measles cases in the past week, up from seven. Also reported were one acariet fever case and three whooping cough cases in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Herring
Revival services at Evangelistic hall begin 7 30 tonight
Revival services led by Rev. Tom Swenson begin at 7 30 this evening at the Evangelistic hall 128 West Commerce street and continue through the week with special singing each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelistic Hall
West Commerce Street
Tom Swenson
Golf Banned in Fifteenth Century Scotland
A brief note recalls that golf faced prohibition in Scotland during the fifteenth century, reflecting historical tensions between sport and royal edicts of the era.
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Scotland
Free rides for Methodist Protestant Children at Bob Penny
All children at the Methodist Protestant Children's Home will be guests of R. D. Penny at the Bob Penny Riding Devices on English Street this afternoon. Dr. A. G. Dixon, superintendent, will supervise the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
R. D. Penny
Bob Penny
English Street
A. G. Dixon
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N. C
SOC Charales
Lewis E. Williams
John Pierczynski
E. W
TED” Hilliard Watchmaker and Jeweler
Nash Jewelry and Loan Co
North Main Street
Nash
aAsurtes
Lewis Body & Motor CO
Pee Les Tel
High Point,nc
Madam Ardelle
Phrenologist
N. Main St
Diana
South Main &T
N. T
United States
Denton Railroad
Wutinn Snere Gundeae Manning
Samuel T. Bryan
Enshine
Lusitania
Bargain Furniture Co
Motorola
Marsh Kitchen
Foster Idea
Kenmore
High Point, N
Pontiac
Lal
America
Silvertown
Goodrich Silvertown
Iva
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
A. R. Ellis
Mercyy
Economy Auto Store, Inc
E. Main St
Carolina
Wrenn Street
Famous Testing Laboratory
Gain Goodrich
Goodrich Safety
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