Two Men Pose as Inspectors Rob Prepay Meters
Police and company officials hunt two men posing as Greensboro meter inspectors in High Point. They have been robbing pre pay slot meters installed by North Carolina Public Service Company for about two weeks, potentially totaling around fifty meters and roughly five dollars per meter.
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High Point
North Carolina
Jennings
North Carolina Public Service Company
Police Department
Greensboro
Car Stolen Then Restored Then Misturned by Police
High Point Steam Laundry employee HK Lee reported a car stolen on April 3. The vehicle was found on North Main Street and taken to police HQ. A man claimed it, then Lee appeared, but officers had already handed the car to a different person, prompting a renewed search.
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Lee
High Point Steam Laundry
North Main Street
Polce
Mr. Lee
City Merchants to Meet Tonight at City Hall
A meeting of city merchants is set for tonight at 7 30 in the city hall court room. J R Reitzel of the High Point Merchants association says the goal is to plan a general trade event to boost local business. All merchants are invited to attend.
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City Hall
J. R. Reitzel
High Point Merchants’ Association
Reitzel
Money to Loan Table for $1000 at 6 Percent
A loan table shows $1000 principal with monthly payments of $5.00 for 60 months at 6 percent interest. It outlines payment schedule and total repayment over the five year term.
Good Citizenship Emphasized by Greensboro Lawyer
Hon A Wayland Cooke spoke at East Green Street Baptist Church on Good Citizenship. He urged reverence for rightful authority and law, citing biblical and civic authorities, and warned against anarchy without law. He stressed the church and Christian home as foundations of citizenship.
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A. Wayland Cooke
Greensboro
East Green Street Baptist Church
Caesar
Paul
Stacy
The
North Carolina Law Review
Church
Plato
Moore
Wiley P. Harris
Mississippi
William Penn
Philadelphia
City Hall
Weekend Police Record Shows Unusually Quiet Period
Chief McGhee reported the past weekend was the quietest in years with 18 arrests from Friday midnight to noon today. Of these, twelve faced liquor law violations, and the rest included two assaults with deadly weapons, one traffic offense, one counterfeit check offense, one concealed weapon charge, and one reckless driving case.
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Kr. A. McGhee
Funeral Conducted For Cletus Clinard
Funeral services for 20 year old Cletus Clinard of Davidson county were held at 11:00 am at the Calvary Reformed church near Thomasville with Rev. D. C. Cox officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. He allegedly died after jumping from a freight train near the Knox furniture plant and struck his head on a switch frog. Pallbearers included Willie Sink Joe Kanoy Earlie Beck Allen Kanoy Hoyt Hedrick and Odell Calhoun. Floral attendants were Meredith Clinard Zilphia Black Juanita Hill Carrie Atchison Margaret Clinard Jewel Leonard May Alexander and Marie Darr.
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Cletus Clinard
Davidson County
Southern Railway
Calvary Reformed Church
Thomasville
D. C. Cox
Knox Furniture
Willie Sink
Joe Kanoy
Earlie Beck
Allen Kanoy
Hoyt Hedrick
Odell Calhoun
Meredith Clinard
Zilphia Black
Juanita Hill
Carrie Atchison
Margaret Clinard
Jewel Leonard
May Alexander
Marie Darr
Elks Lodge To Install New Officers At 8 PM
Col D H Milton announces High Point Elks Lodge installation of new officers tonight at 8 o clock. Members are asked to attend by that hour. A chicken dinner runs from 8 to 10 30 followed by a social with refreshments after the ceremony.
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High Point Elks Lodge
Col
D.H. Milton
Civil Court Opens With Long Calender At High Point
A three weeks term of civil court will begin tomorrow morning under Judge Lewis E. Teague. The calendar includes four divorce actions and numerous civil cases for trial, with many named parties such as Walter Frye, Bettie Frye, Samuel Griffith, Ollie Griffith, Nancy Newton, Omar Newton, and others across High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Walter Frye
Bettie Frye
Samuel D. Griffith
Ollie Griffith
Nancy Newton
Omar B. Newton
R. EF. Pendry
H. B. Pendry
Grace Securities Corporation
C. Jackson
Carolina Homes, Inc
City of
High Point
Snow Lumber Company
W. L. Brown
Ollie Brown
High Point Morris Plan Bank
Jesse N. Brown
Ida A. Brown
Beeson Hardware Company, Inc
Minnie KK. Broadhurst
Superior Plumbing & Heating Company
Minnie K. Broadhurst
A. Alman
W. L. Thacker
Dora Tucker
Ll. Baker
Thomasville & Denton
Bland Piano Company
Lucian I. Strauss
Princess Ring Company, Inc
Wagger Jewelry Company
R. S. Russell
N. S. Stirewall
Frances Hendricks
J. L. Grubb
R. B. Gantt
Victor Clark
Smith Moss
J. H. Jester
J. Kl. Grubb
R. B. Atkins
Ux. A. BD
Wagner
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Industrial Bank of Richmond
Guy D. Grimes
High Point Builders Supply Company
I. C. Rogers
M. S&s. Stevenson
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Commercial Credit Company
D. W. Bryant
Coffield Furniture Company
J. L. Matthews
Odd Fellows Lodge to Confer Degree at Regular Meeting
Reption lodge No. 63 will confer the degree of friendship at the Odd Fellows hall on East Commerce street tomorrow night. All members are urged to attend the ceremonies followed by a short business session. The notice also lists jury duty names for weeks starting April 15, 22, and 29, 1930 and personnel including A. A. Hylton, J. Pierce, P. V. Kirkman, W. S. West, E. L. Milli kan, and others.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Reption Lodge No. 63
Odd Fellows Hall
East Commerce Street
Two Hurt In Greensboro Highway Collision
State Highway patrol reported two people injured in a weekend auto crash on the Greensboro highway. Mrs. G R Munn of 309 North Spring Street Greensboro suffered a lacerated lip and head bruises while John F Lockaville a 40 year old Thomasville mechanic sustained cuts to the face and head. The Oldsmobile driven by Lockaville, said to be on the wrong side of the road, struck a Buick roadster carrying Mrs. Munn near the Pig n Whistle lunch room. G W High of the fifth district force filed the report.
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Greensboro
G. R. Munn
North Spring Street
John F. Lockaville
Thomasville
Lockaville
Pilgrimage Party to Arrive in High Point
Asheville and Salisbury night school pupils travel to Washington arrive in High Point and are welcomed by the chamber of commerce at 5 p.m. S. L. Davis Sr of the State Literacy Commission and F J Sizemore of the chamber will host the reception. The group departs for Washington the next morning at 6, not 6:30 as planned.
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Asheville
Salisbury
Washington
High Point
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
S. L. Davis, Sr
State Literacy Commission
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Last Rites Held For Miss Louie McIntyre
Funeral services for 21 year old Louie Laura McIntyre of High Point were held at her residence 704 Barbee street. Rev J A Kirk and J K Fleming led the rites with burial in Oakwood Memorial Park. Pallbearers included Joe Kidd C R Wood FE C Ward Troy Blackwell Ruff Lloyd and Floyd Campbell. Flowers were carried by Wixie McArthur Lena Hayworth Edna Kennedy Ethel Hollingsworth Nettie Blackwell Bonnie Crumpler Leona Henderson Mary Walker and Mrs Joe Kidd.
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Louie Laura McIntyre
High Point
Guilford County
Barbee Street
J. A. Kirk
J. K. Fleming
Oakwood Memorial Park
Joe Kidd
C. R. Wood
FE. C. Ward
Troy Blackwell
Ruff Lloyd
Floyd Campbell
Wixie McArthur
Lena Hayworth
Edna Kennedy
Ethel Hollingsworth
Nettie Blackwell
Bonnie Crumpler
Leona Henderson
Mary Walker
Marlette Highs To Meet Spencer Tuesday On Local Diamond
Marlette High School nine faces Spencer High on the local diamond tomorrow afternoon with a 3 46 start. The Bisons recently lost to Spencer on a Spencer diamond earlier this season and have trained hard as coach Marlette expects a victory. A second game this week will be against Winston-Salem High Thursday afternoon.
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Marlette
Spencer Highs
High Point
Railroaders
Spencer
Bisons
Winston-Salem High
Not One Arrested in Whisky Charge Confusion
Last week the Enterprise reported the arrest of Ora Martin for whisky selling. The woman arrested was not Ora Kilby Martin, wife of Dr J A Martin of 627 East Washington Street, who shares the same name.
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Ora Martin
Ora Kilby Martin
J. A. Martin
East Washington Street
Court of Honor To Be Held Tonight
The April court of honor for High Point scouts will be held tonight at 7:30 at Wesley Memorial church. A large number of badges will be presented and several jamboree events demonstrated.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
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J. H. Jennings, W. M
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City Merchants
Prin- Inter- Totalline
Inter- Totalcipal
Cipal
AOO Bork
Goth ” Tosoo Bos
Lobe Mortgage and Realty
West Washington and College
Baptist Church
Louris F. Voorhees
Greenway Drive
Elks
H. P. Hobbs
Denny Manufacturing Company
Guilford General Hospital
Maggie V. Shiplett
Gate City Motor Company
E. Wray Farlow
J. O. Connor and Son
E. S. Draper
Owen Parsons
Martin’s, Inc
Lemine Knots
KBHNF
Martin V. Andrewe
Syndicate Advertising Company
High Point Mortgage Company
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company
C. W. Lawrence
Thomas L. Norwood
Carrie L. Norwood
Carrie Esther Welch
C. A. Welch
W. F. Micket
Conley
Odd Fellows Lodge
A. A. Hylton
BE. H. Spease
J. G. Pierce
P. V. Kirkman
W. G. Bridges
W. S. West
P. H. Dalton
A. M. Hedrick
M. M Hicks
E. J. Phibbs
Ross H Davis
C. E. Diffendahl
A. C. Crewe
C. C. Garrett
Jd. WN. Wright
A. B
C. L. Swaim
BE. C. Harville
A. C. Atkinson
F. K Best
W. T. Loving
Walter
Greensboro Road
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Tri-City Motor
City Transfer and Storage Coo
Princess Cafs
Fuesday
Miss Louie McIntyre
Perpetual Building & Loan Family
the Perpetual
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol
C. H. Ellis V. Pres. & Treas
Winston-Salem, N. C
Winston-Salem South
R. R. Yard
Liberty and
Shallowford
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