Desperadoes Bound Over After Piedmont Robbery Plot
G W Patillo W G Maddox and Leonard Lonnie Macemore were bound over to superior court after pleading guilty in municipal court to carrying concealed weapons. They waived preliminary hearing on robbery and conspiracy charges. Bonds were set at 10300 10300 and 5300 respectively. Police say Patillo and Maddox robbed J L Peace of National Food store and conspired to rob a payroll messenger near High Point Savings and Trust. They were captured by plainclothes officers in a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Patillo
W. G. Maddox
Leonard
Lonnie) Macemore
Pickett
High Point
Lewis B. Teague
Greensboro
Pattillo
Maddox
Macemore
J. L. Peace
National
Oak and
West Green Streets
Peace
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Is Bank
Scout executive to speak at Sheraton dinner meeting
W A Dobson regional Boy Scout executive will address the executive committee of the lawhar rie council at 6 15 pm at the Sheraton hotel. He oversees Scout activities in South Carolina Georgia Florida and North Carolina and will review local Scout Council activities during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dobson
Lawharrie Council
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Dobson
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
Cub Training School Starts Wednesday in High Point
The Cub Training School session for Cub Scout parents and friends will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the basement assembly room of First Presbyterian Church High Point. Principal Henry Grady Owens of the senior high will lead with assistants W C Boat of Salisbury Charles McGahey and B W Hackney Jr. helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Grady Owens
W. C. Boat
Salisbury
Charles McGahey
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Cowan Named To Program Group Of Boys Conference
Adjutant R. M. Cowan of the Salvation Army received notice of his appointment to the program committee for the International Boys' club conference set for New York May 10 13. He is a delegate from the Southern states and has long been active in Boys' club work in the midwest and east before moving to High Point last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
New York
Adjutant Cowan
Midwest
East
High Point
Atlanta Case Moves to Federal Prosecution
The case will be turned over to federal authorities for prosecution in Atlanta on March 18 as a phase of the proceedings transitions to federal jurisdiction under a statute prohibiting driving a stolen automobile across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Nine People Treated After Weekend Mishaps at Guilford General
Nine persons were admitted to Guilford General hospital for emergency care following weekend mishaps. Child Charles Priest, two and a half, was scalded by hot water. others included injuries from a bottle strike, a leg fracture, cuts near the eye and ear, an index finger cut, a fish hook wound, and a shotgun wound to a 15 year old.
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Guilford General Hospital
Charles Priest
J. B. Priest
Park Street
David Efird
Herman Rhodes
Fast Russell Street
Asheboro
Bobby Lamb
Baxter Lamb
Route Three
Oscar Davis
Hoyt Davis
Greensboro Road
O. W. Kester
J W Hampton to Speak at Morning Star Temple
Revival services are held nightly at 1800 English Street. Tonight at 7 30 J W Hampton will preach on What Is Sin and Who Is the Sinner The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Star Temple
English Street
J. W. Hampton
Judge Finds Auto Buyer Cheated In 1929 Car Case
Judge Lewis E Teague ruled Udell Atkinson had been cheated after a 1929 auto purchase. Atkinson faced reckless driving charges and accused Charlie Thom of the same. The court ordered Thom to cover costs and a bona fide damage bill not to exceed 50 dollars, noting repair costs exceed pre accident value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udell Atkinson
Lewis E. Teague
Atkinson
Charlie Thomas
Thomas
Guilford Superior
No Candidate Files For Flor Office As Deadline Nears
By late afternoon no Democrat or Republican had notified Ben L. Herman, chair of the High Point Board Elections, of candidacy for the upcoming city election. Filing ends at 12 o'clock tomorrow night. Party leaders work to line up a slate, with no primary clearly in sight and tickets likely announced only tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben L. Herman
High Point Board
Salvation Army Board Set for Morrow Meeting
The Salvation Army local board will convene tomorrow night at the Elwood hotel at 6 oclock. R K Stewart will preside and officers will be elected with board reorganization under the nominating committee led by G B E Klanderman. J H Kaltete will report finances for the new Army Citadel division and Boys club plans while Adjutant R M Cowan and other officers prepare reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Elwood
R. K. Stewart
G. B E. Klanderman
J. H. Kaltete
Knox Plans Raleigh Conference On Railroad Track Work
City Manager E M Knox travels to Raleigh for a noon conference with Public Works officials and the State Highway and Public Works commission to discuss details of the railroad track project. The council may award excavation contracts tomorrow or Wednesday with work to start by Thursday before an April 15 PWA extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
Public Works Administration
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Raleigh
PWA
Twenty seven Communicable Disease Cases Reported
High Point health data shows 27 communicable cases in the past week led by chicken pox and whooping cough with 10 each. Tuberculosis added five new cases and venereal disease two, under city health director Dr. R. A. Herring.
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High Point
R. A. Herring
Royal Arcanum Set Meeting in New Club Rooms
The Old Plank Road Council of Royal Arcanum will hold its first meeting in the Arcade building downtown, in the new clubrooms on the second floor opposite the Sheraton hotel, Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Regent EB Mendenhall Jr announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Sheraton
EB. EB. Mendenhall, Jr
Dr Nabers Returns From Palestine Trip
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Greenville D C and former pastor here has returned from a trip to Palestine. He was accompanied by his daughter Dorothy Nabers Mrs Nabers had previously made that trip and did not go this year. Holt McPherson editor of The
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Greenville
D. C
Palestine
Dorothy Nabers
Nabers
Holt McPherson
Negro narrowly escapes death in blaze at home
Levi Rice of 408 Hoskins Street woke to flames at 10:20 AM yesterday and leaped to safety through a window. Fire crews said origin undetermined and Rice, though burned over clothes, escaped with minor injuries. The house was largely destroyed.
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Levi Rice
Hoskins Street
Rice
Elm Street
Chestnut and
Meadow Streets
W. F. Herndon
Smith Street
Crown Hosiery
Hamilton Street
Traffic violations charged by police last week
Police list shows four drunken driving, six overparking, eight reckless driving, two no drivers licenses, six speeding, one hit and run, one driving while license revoked, one no license plates, one defective brakes, one improper lights, one no city tag, and one left turn violations. Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
Four-Year-Old Struck by Duke Power Bus on English Street
Barbara Meadows, four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Meadows, was badly injured when a Duke Power bus struck her in the 1600 block of English Street near her home. The girl was pulled under the wheel, suffering a leg injury and concussion. Driver H B E Lopp, 29, was cited for reckless driving as police plan to present full facts to court.
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Barbara Meadows
W. N. Meadows
English Street
Duke Power Company
H. BE. Lopp
West Russell Street
Enterprise Guest of Nabers in Greenville
Enterprise was a guest of the Nabers in Greenville Sunday and, through him, they sent greetings to friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Nabers
Greenville
Two Drivers Convicted in Drunken Driving Case
Ray Owens of 506 East Lexington faced a four month suspended sentence and one year license suspension after drunken driving charges. Fletcher Shuman received eight months on county roads with a year license suspension, plus an eight month concurrent sentence for larceny after trust. Tilden Stone was fined costs and banned from driving 60 days after current suspension. Judge Teague dismissed other conflicting cases, with numerous sentences for larceny, vandalism, and prohibition violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Owens
Fletcher Shuman
Tilden Stone
East
Lexington Avenue
Lewis E. Teague
Teague
A. C. Moore
Parker Waynick
A. C. Mann
Quincy Covington
Charlie Holmes
Walter Broom
Charlie Weathers
Garfield Robbins
Guilford Superior Court
Fred Irvan Robbins
Paul Dennis
United States Aviation Expenditure in World War I
The article notes the aviation costs of the United States during World War I totaling about 1.5 billion dollars. It outlines the scale of spending and references the overall wartime financial demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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DeKalb
J. W. McMahon
High Point Savings & Trust Company
Percere
Peace United
Cata
H. N. Williard
A. EB. Tate
R. H. Sechrest
R. R. Ragan
State of
Guilford
Bessie A. Foster
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
General Offices
High Point, N. Y
CUB
Cowan
Bertha Dodson
St. Chatta- Tenn
de Pierce
Wales
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Hood System Industrial Bank of
Saa Eee Ae
First
U. S
J. Gurney Briggs
Salvation Army Board
Elwood Hotel
Knox
Dr. Nabers
G. W. Clark
W. M
M. Gurth
Sec
Stanley
Thas
al Nés
College St
Main St
Madam Ardelle
Ring Drug CO
West Commerce
STRE
Tional Bank
Betiepr Shoe Repairing
Southern Loan Company
Broad Street
Lewis Body & Motor CO
Yee
High Point Nci
Bernarr Macfadden
Earl C Rice
Macfadden
West
Washington Street
Rex Beach
Constable Stilling
Philadelphia
Lady Luck
Goodrich Engineers
Espec
Don Stilling
Goodrich Silvertown
Economy Auto Store, Inc
North Main Street
Carolina
Civez
North Wrenn St
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