Council Calls School Supplement Election May 26
City council in a noon session adopts a resolution to call a school supplement election for May 26. Ten city school buildings are designated as registration and polling stations with named registrars and judges and an initial fund of at least 1500 dollars for election expenses. An entirely new registration is required and registration books will be open at polling places on Saturday May 2. Dr. T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of schools, presented petitions supporting the election and outlined precincts with exact registrations and polling details.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Boundries
High Point College
Geddie Strickland
Montlieu Avene
Iegestrar
P. Hunter Dalton
Guilford Avenue
Cc. E. Ferree
Richardson Street
John W. Hedrick
North Main Street
E. T. Howard
Queen Court
Tornado Relief Fund Tops Nine Hundred Dollars
The Greensboro relief drive led by High Point The Enterprise and local Red Cross shows $922.54 raised by noon with $891.54 previously acknowledged and $30 from Amos Hosiery mill employee plus $1 from Mr and Mrs John Turner. The goal remains $1,000 as relief work continues.
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Amos Hosiery Mill
American Red Cross
Greensboro
John Turner
High Point
Red Cross
Amos Hosiery
Randolph P T To Hear School Head
Randolph P T A groups and county teachers converge on the Randolph school auditorium for a joint meeting led by T F Bulla with Clyde Erwin the state education head as main speaker at 10 00 a m. Erwin to speak shortly after.
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Asheboro
P.T. A
Randolph
Clyde Erwin
Raleigh
State Sperintendent of Education
Erwin
T. F. Bulla
Randolph County
Election precincts and polling judges list
The document lists precincts 6 through 10 with schools as polling sites and names of registrars and judges. It provides addresses for those officials including Mrs. T. P. Andrews, Mrs. C. C. Stout, Mrs. Stanton Cecil, Mrs. W. L. Edwards, and others, along with street addresses for registrars and judges.
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White Oak Street
Brentwood School
Stanton Cecil
Ratan Street
M. H. Hilcott
Carter Street
J. S. Forward
East Commerce Street
Cloverdale
W. L. Edwards
South Main Street
L. C. Grant
Myrtle Street
J. C. Saunders
King Street
Oak Hill School
J. C. Henderson
Burton Street
W. F. Hasty
Ward Street
Clyde Marion
Foust Street
Madam Ardelle Phrenologist Led Life Advice Column
Madam Ardelle offers certified readings and guidance on life, business, and love. The column notes her modest doorstep service beyond city limits on North Street and emphasizes her discreet, personal consultations.
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Ardelle
Phrenologiet lKead
N St
Rivalry Spirit Lingers Between Union Hill and Jamestown Schools
In municipal court this morning evidence of enduring school rivalries surfaced as bus drivers clashed with passing a school bus charges. Thomas Winslow of the Tamestown route faced charges for passing a Union Hill bound bus. the Jamestown principal was aboard. Judge pro tem Owen Reese suspended judgment. Other cases included reckless driving costs and assorted charges, with some defendants held for Guilford Superior Court trials.
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Union Hill
Jamestown
Thomas Winslow
Tamestown
Anfiom Hill School
Winslow
Owen Reese
Lewis E. Teague
Frank John Banner
Ollie Craven
Clift Williams
Guilford Superior
Lewis Crawford
Guilford
Bill Armentrout
Jasper Johnson
Best Humorous Story Contest prompts flood of entries
Readers submit jokes and tales for the Best Humorous Story of the Year contest as the deadline nears. Bonnie Stutts hosts entries at 621 Cable Street. awards by Warner Jewelry feature a brass Ace of Spades paperweight engraved with recipient names and the contest title.
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Warner Jewelry Company
Kellogg’s Alt-BRAN Promoted for Constipation Relief
The ad asserts proper diet and Kellogg’s Alt-BRAN as an effective bulk-forming remedy for constipation. It claims regular use supplies bulk, absorbs moisture, and produces a soft mass to cleanse the intestines, with two tablespoons daily. Sold by grocers, made in Battle Creek, guaranteed by Kellogg Company.
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Kellog Company
All
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Religious Drama The Rock Returning at Main Street Church
The three act religious drama The Rock based on Simon Peter will be repeated Sunday evening April 19 at 7 30 at the South Main Street Methodist church by popular request. Charlies White directed by Lena Davie and a cast including Miss Margaret Preddy Elisabeth Ellis Annabelle Sowers Frank Surratt Lee R Spencer Fielding Kearns Hugh Hipps will perform. Those who saw it before urged to attend and others are warmly invited to the general public.
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South Main Street
Simon Peter
Charlies White
High Point College
Young People’s Department
Margaret Preddy
Elisabeth Ellis
Annabelle Sowers
Frank Surratt
Lee R. Spencer
Fielding Kearns
Hugh Hipps
Lena Davie
Goldston files answer in Welborn damages suit
J M Goldston answered a civil action for damages filed by W L Welborn in High Point Municipal Court. In a cross complaint he seeks 7000 for personal injuries and 300 for auto damages stemming from a November 18 1935 Lexington avenue collision near Centennial avenue. Goldston denies most charges and accuses Welborn of careless driving claiming he suffered broken ribs a broken finger a sprain and other injuries while on his side of the highway with right of way.
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J. M. Goldston
High Point
W. L. Welborn
Lexington Avenue
Centennial Avenue
Local Club Hosts Dr Brockmann on Friendship
Dr Harry L Brockmann a local physician spoke at the Good Fellows club meeting at the YMCA last night about friendship. The event drew club members and emphasized community ties and mutual support.
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DR. Brockmann
Harry L. Brockmann
Good Fellows Club
Brockmann
Club speakers weigh friendships in past, present ties
Members discussed school, college and present-day contacts in evaluating friendship value. The speaker cited old adages about company and birds of a feather and noted the meeting was among the best the club has held in some time.
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Bers
Two Small Build Permits Issued by Fire Chief
Fire Chief BE. K. Ingral issued two building permits. Frank Wood at 706 Tate reroof and repaint for 420 dollars. L. W. Apple at 3809 Court to construct a wood storage house and extend the garage for 175 dollars.
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BE. K. Ingral
Frank Wood
Tate
L. W. Apple
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John
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Sunset Drive
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High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
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FF. Johnson
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