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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1933

Page

7

Sowers Damage Suits Settled

Three related damage suits tied to the death of Dr. J L Sowers and injuries in a May collision near Lexington were settled in superior court. Boaze Motor Co faced all suits with the Sowers estate, damages ranged from 350 to 10 000, and a fourth case by Tom A Carr remained unsettled with ongoing negotiations.

Lexington J. L. Sowers Superior J. O. Boaze Boaze Motor Co R. B. Robbins Wade Sowers Dr. Sowers Boaze Tommy Sowers J. Lee Wilson Phillips & Bower McCrary de Lapp Thomas Philip Sowers Lydia Travis Charles A. Mountcastle Tom A. Carr Mr. Carr

Bank of Fremont Reopens After Reorganization

Cutler Lee, president of the Bank of Fremont, said the institution closed during the bank holiday has been reorganized and will reopen in a few days.

Fremont

Ask Extension of Jurisdiction For Thomasville Court

Raleigh April 7 Special The bill reorganizing the court for Thomasville creates a city court with governor appointment of judge and prosecuting attorney. C. W. Gilliam named judge and L. Roy Hughes prosecuting attorney. Salaries listed and two year terms from April 1 1933.

Raleigh Thomasville Board of Aldermen Justices of the Peace House Senate Committee On

Henry VIII banquet with long service ends at dawn

Henry VIII hosted a royal banquet where the first course arrived at five in the afternoon and the final course was served at three o'clock the next morning, illustrating the era's lavish dining customs.

Henry VIII England

Mushroom Exhibition Shows Hundreds of Varieties

A recent display featured three hundred species of mushrooms with one North African variety reaching two feet in height. Some specimens were so large that a single mushroom could feed a man, highlighting the remarkable range in size and form.

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