Grayson Leads Broad Batch Of Nominees For City Council
Dr Grayson and six council members seek re election with Millis declining while Ward moves away from the third ward W C T Carter among new nominees The race includes W Tom Powell and C A Lewis as Democratic hopefuls and J M Thomas as a Republican candidate Primary filing closes tomorrow with a likely full Republican slate and several incumbents seeking renomination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Grayson
C. S. Grayson
J. Ed Millis
Glenn
W. Tom Powell
Myrtle Desk Company
C. A. Lewis
R. T. Amos
John S. Pickett
FB. Leroy Briggs
J. Paul Williamson
R. H. Sechrest
R. K. Young
Millis
Auoccasfful
Ward
North Main Street
W. C. T. Carter
Thieves Steal From Groce’s Store on Reddings Grimes
Thieves broke into Groce’s Store at Reddings and Grimes streets last night, taking cigarettes cigars candy chewing gum and canned goods. A $25 reward was offered by Mr Groce for information leading to arrests and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groce
Reddings and
Grimes Streets
Resinol Ointment Offered for Varicose Ulcer Relief
Advertisement claims Resinol Ointment heals stubborn sores and varicose ulcers with soothing, healing medication. Recommends by doctors and druggists, offers free samples from Resinol Dept. 4 Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. 4
Baltimore
J M Thomas files to seek First Ward council seat
J M Thomas of 232 Boulevard Southern District sales manager for Wood Finishing Products Co New York filed with the municipal board of elections for Republican nomination as councilman from the first ward He is the first Republican candidate to announce and second to post the $5 fee He cites concerns on taxes wages and city finances and urges registration and voting for candidates who defend working people and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Thomas
First Ward
O. H. Doggett
Fourth Ward
High Point
Doggett
Tom W. Sprinkle
Municipal Board of Elections
Boulevard
Wood Finishing Products Company
New York
Election Board
Thomas
Elisha of Old
Army of Israel
Ciice
Cardus Helps Woman End Sluggish Feeling and Pain
Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Halleville Texas recounts years of cramps and fatigue eased by Cardul. She says the tired dull mood and pains vanished after using Cardul and praises it highly. Cardul is advertised as safe for women and available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Hunt
Halleville
Texas
Cardul
Cardu
Attention Masons Monday Night Meeting
Masons Assembly notes a Monday night gathering at 7 80 P M with W M Leonard and M Gueth, secretary, in an unspecified lodge setting.
Golf Lesson Goes Literal At Eton College Course
Miss Helen Barney of Eton College takes golf instruction to heart. After a weak first drive toward the fairway direction post she struck at the post repeatedly while her group waited. She completed a nine hole round in 102 with corrected technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barney
Eton College
Miss Barney
Local Man Elected B Y P U Officer At Piedmont Meeting
C D Goldsmith of High Point was elected vice president of the Piedmont Association B Y P U at Franklin in a two day closing session. Other officers for the coming year include M D Teague of Greensboro as president and Miss Nell Atchison of Greensboro as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Margaret Murphy
Reidsville
Gladys Ellington
Inez Curtis
G. Baily
Ira Hensley
High Point
A. R. Gallimore
China
Winnie Ricketts
Raleigh
Wilma Planter
Argie Wood
Irene Troxler
Rufus Kennedy Taken by Death
Rufus Kennedy 63 died at his nephew's home on the old Thomasville road High Point shortly before 9 Sunday morning after a two year decline. He came to High Point in 1917 from Indianapolis where born and lived there until three years ago. He belonged to Mill Creek Quaker church Danville Indiana Trophy Council No. 29 Jr O U A M Winamac Tribe 279 I O O F Northwestern Lodge 809 Indianapolis. Survived by three brothers B C Kennedy Braden Castle Fla Oliver B E Kennedy Danville Ind Elwood Kennedy Indianapolis. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from Koonee Funeral Home with Rev O L Ruth. Pallbearers from Red Men and Trophy Council 29 Jr O U A M. Interment in Benezer Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus K. Kennedy
P. A. Kennedy
Thomasville
High Point
Mr. Kennedy
Indianapolis
Ind
Mill Creek
Mill Creek Quaker Church
Danville
Trophy Council
City
Winamac Tribe
Improved Order of Red Men
Northwestern Lodge
Odd Fellows
B. C. Kennedy
Braden Castle
Fla
Oliver BE. Kennedy
Elwood Kennedy
Scouts Honor Court Set For Tuesday At 1st Baptist
The Court of Honor for Scouts in the Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts of America High Point district will be held Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the First Baptist church Scout room. Merit badge cards must be turned in by 5 PM at the Scout headquarters. Attendees include Court of Honor members C Dit Arthur Kirkman H A Millis G B Danel and F L Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Corncil
Boy Scouts of America
High Point
First Baptist Church
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Arthur Kirkman
H. A. Millis
G. B. Danel
F. L. Porter
North Carolina praised for eight month school term policy
Educators at a conference in Atlanta commended North Carolina for establishing a state wide eight month term as a constructive response to educational funding. The NC plan is praised for its attempt at complete state support, contrasting with other states that require local tax revenue before aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Committee On the
Atlanta
T. Wingate Andrews
Department of the
National Education Association
National Department of
John K. Norton
Columbia University
Andrews
United States
Tennessee
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Chicago
Kemble Praises Battery E Unit After Federal Inspection
Major Franklin Kemble of Wilmington, senior instructor for the North Carolina coast artillery, commends Battery E third battalion 252nd Coast Artillery after a federal inspection with Col. R S McClellan. The unit retains a full staff with Captain John Raper and officers Glenn Southern, Raymond Watson, and Sam Holt as lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
252Nd Coast Artilery
Franklin Kemble
Wilmington
North Carolina Coast Artillery
Col
R. S. McClellan
252Nd Artillery
John Raper
Glenn Southern
Raymond Watson
Sam Holt
John Davis of East Bend Dies at 68 After Illness
Word reached this morning of the death of John Davis 68 at his East Bend home after a two year heart trouble illness. He died yesterday from a stroke. He was brother to Banner and Ellis Davis of High Point. Survived by wife Belle Potts of Yadkin county four sons Roy Winston-Salem Oscar High Point Lester Otis East Bend and daughter Mrs Early Creed East Bend. Also surviving sister Mrs Lee Creed East Bend. Funeral services set for 3:30 this afternoon at East Bend Church.
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John Davis
East Bend
Banner
Ellis Davis
High Point
Davis
Belle Potts
Yadkin County
Oscar Davis
Roy Davis
Winston-Salem
Lester
Otis Davis
Early Creed
Lee Creed
East
Local Negro Man Wounded by White Man in Randolph County
Ben Lassiter, a Black man living on Taylor Street, was wounded four times by G. R. Pruitt, a white man, near 216 Gordy Street yesterday at noon. Lassiter suffered three flesh wounds and is not considered critically hurt. Pruitt was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and posted $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lassiter
Taylor Street
G. R. Pruitt
Randolph County
Pruitt
John Williams
Gordy Street
Lassiter
Williams
Ex-Service Men Hear Sermon By Mr Allen At St Marys Church
Members of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars attended St Marys Episcopal church in a body for a regular visit by the two veterans groups. The sermon by Rev D W Allen was well received and the next church visit will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
St. Mary’s Church
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
D. W. Allen
Vital Statistics Report for High Point March Births and Deaths
Seventy births and 42 deaths were recorded in High Point in March per the state vital statistics report filed by W. M. Tucker, register. White births were 59 with 28 deaths. 11 colored births and 14 colored deaths were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
W. M. Tucker
Register of Vital Statistics
Hem-Roid Offered as Internal Remedy for Piles
Piles arise from blood congestion in the lower bowel and require an internal remedy. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets claim to relieve congestion and strengthen affected parts, delivering quick, lasting relief. Sold by Mann’s and Eckerd’s Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.
Harris Waives On Murder Charge In Municipal Court
John Harris, a young white man, waived a preliminary hearing for the murder of Reuben Ware at his Hilltop home on March 27. Judge Teague bound him over to the May 1 term of Superior Court with no bond. Neighbors and friends of the murdered man may assist the state in the case. The court also disposed of a crowded docket with several other cases and announcements for the next session on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Reuben Ware
John Harris
Hilltop Avenue
Lewis E. Teague
Harris
Monroe Tate
John Edwards
Lester Wicks
Early Sanders
Bertha MccRae
W. R. Bowman
Mary Alben
Paul Bulla
Blain Pell
Ralph Walker
H. H. Wilson
Scarlet fever cases rise in city schools report
Dr. W. J. McAnally and Miss Veigh Hutchinson disclose four new scarlet fever cases since Friday. Quarantine releases continue as cases spread across schools except Brentwood, which reports none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McAnally
Veigh Hutchinson
Brentwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sykes Florist
High Point Ice and Coal Co
IDC
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
South Main Street
J. W. Clinard
C. H. Ellis
Sec
Insurance
Atlantic Ins. & Realty Co
South Main
Leferever
Councilmank Nomintion
Cardus
Masons
B. G. Leonard
W. M
M. Gueth
C. D. Goldsmith
Piedmont Association
Rufus Kennedy
Nephew
Old Thomasville Road
1St Baptist Church
Committee On
T. W. Andrews
Kemble
Society Briefs
English ST. Society
Ladies Aid Society
English Street
M. P. Church
P. M. Caudle
Alridge Street
William J. McAnally
Irene McAnally
Charles McAnally
Edna Earle McGehee
Joseph Lawson Pleasants, Jr
Lynchburg
Central Methodist Church
John William McGehee
McAnally
J. L. Pleasants
Truck Bodies
Carolina Bonded Warehouse
C. Massey
William McCarter
John Smith
G. H. Harris
H. London
David Reed
Lucille Henderson
C. L. Joyce
Charlie Davis
E. B. Crockett
R. B. Fox
E. B. Bailard
Thelma Kelly
National Market CO
North Main
Majestic
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