Two Million for Secondary Roads Earmarked in State Budget
RALEIGH April 15 AP The State Highway and Public Works commission allocated 1,825,000 of Governor Hoeys 2,000,000 highway fund surplus for secondary farm to market roads and bridge strengthening. Divisions totals range from 167,959 to 198,984 with allocations based on area population road mileage and vehicle registration.
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Raleigh
Hoeyrom
State
Frank L. Dunlap
Commission
Muse Files Primary Candidacy For High Point Magistrate
Magistrate C C Muse, long serving High Point peace officer, filed for the Democratic primary this morning. He submitted his filing fee to Louis J Fisher, Guilford board of elections secretary. Muse has held the office 23 years, with appointments by the governor and thousands of cases tried.
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Cc. C. Muse
High Point Stice of the Peace
Louis J. Fisher
Guilford Board of Elects
Magistrate Muse
High Point
Medical Group Meets Friday at King Cotton Hotel
Dr. David T. Smith and Dr. Susan Gower Smith of Duke University medical school faculty will speak to Guilford County Medical Society at its monthly meeting in the King Cotton hotel at 6 30 p m Friday. The couple’s talk covers diagnosis and treatment of common vitamin deficiencies. Dr. R O Lyday, society president, will preside.
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David T. Smith
Susan Gower Smith
Duke University Medical School
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Duke University
Smith
Vincent
R. O. Lyday
Thieves Enter Two Cafes Last Night
Two cafes were broken into and cash and merchandise stolen last night. Tony's Lunch on South Wrenn street and Eatwell cafe on East Washington street were entered by breaking doors or locks. A phonograph, six dollars from each cash register, six cigarette packs, two pistols, a hunting knife, and merchandise were taken. Police seek suspects.
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Tony
South
Wrenn Street
Eatwell Cafe
East Washington Street
Parents Day at WCMND Queensboro Held April 20
The second annual parents day will be held Saturday April 20 at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina.
Road Fund Myth of Surplus Not Real Money
An Enterprise editorial questions Governor Hoey’s claimed $9 million road fund surplus, arguing no surplus exists. It says the reserve is legal and that diversions risk reducing funds needed for road maintenance and improvements, hindering a major push for better highways.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Highway Commission
High Point Enterprise
Capus M. Waynick
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Enterprise
Waynick
Early cactus evolution from leaves to spines
In the early life history of cacti leaves existed briefly before spines emerged. Spines replaced leaves due to protection needs and arid living conditions. Even today tender leaves briefly appear before spines grow out.
Teague Campaign Supporters Turning to Home Bailiwick
Supporters of Judge Lewis E. Teague for congress shift from Alamance Orange and Durham to Guilford and High Point. Campaign optimism centers on Alamance and Durham handling and newspaper analyses, with Teague seen as gaining from county splits and Guilford’s expected heavy turnout.
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C. M. Smith
Lewis E. Teague
Congress
Alamance
Orange
Durham
Guilford
High Point
Teague
Oscar Barker
Judicial Alliance
Durham County
Luther M. Carlton
Roxboro
Leo Carr
Burlington
Earl Horner
Judge Teague
Barker
Urham
Asamance
Oscar Atkinson
Greensboro
Maj
Jurist
Republicans Meet In Greensboro Guilford County Party Meeting
FE A Wright Walter York and High Points Republican precinct chairs attend Guilford county Republican executive committee meeting in Greensboro called by Worth D Henderson. The session starts at 7 30 tonight in courtroom No 2 of the Guilford county courthouse to select county and township tickets. The committee comprises the chairman and precinct chairs.
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FE. A. Wright
Walter York
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County
Worth D. Henderson
Lions Hear Talk By R. D. Douglas
Lions club met at Elwood hotel at 6 30 pm to hear R D Douglas Greensboro attorney discuss current economic trends. President Rankin led routine business. William A Tomlinson promoted Ballet Caravan for April 2. Attendance prizes went to Ed Davis and Major Robert M Cowan. New member Fred 8 Lawrence Jr joined. Guests included S A Larter CPA and Arthur Ozment who introduced Major Cowan and High Point Boys Club program.
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Lions Club
Elwood
Douglas
Greensboro
George. Rankin
William A. Tomlinson
American Business Club
Lion Ed Davis
Robert M. Cowan
Fred
Lawrence, Jr
Parkway
Lion John Kalte
A. Larter
High Point
Seidman & Seidman
Arthur Ozment
Salvation Army
High Point Boys Club
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C. C. Musendidate
Duke
Guilford County Society
Coca-Cola
Bailiwick
High Point Jurist
Lions
R. D. Douglas
St. Mark Choir
Christ
St. Mark M. BH
S. EB. Burford
Jasper Bridges
A. and
T. College Men's Glee Club
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Mt. Vernon
Elsie Duncan Yale
Adam Goebel
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
H. R. Hill
Jesus
Carrie Steed
Este Chambers
Phoebi Houston
Bertha Colson
Annie B. Sims
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
O. E. Simmons
Thelma Peterson
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
J. ¥. Dunn
St. Stephen
C. Witte Goce
ES Vernon
J. ©. White
First Baptist Church of
Major Cowan
Lions Foy Horton
Buck Matthews
John Kalte
Boys Club
California
He Pe
Ryvey Eaze
Hutchens
Babyweek
Gerber
Lipton's Tea
Brokefield Creamery
Lake View
Ib. Carton
Oxydol
Little BO Peep
Little Boy
Paas
Rae
Gilus Hotel
James
G. GiLt
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Swifts
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