City Officials Face Political Activity Charges
Democratic chairman Wade Renfrow accused four city workers of active political participation. Police officers C H Whitlow D A Fowler W D Metcalf and Democrat Mike Campbell were named. City Manager Knox promised quick investigation and possible action under the new charter.
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Police Department
City Sanitary Department
Wade Renfrow
Mr. Renfrow
C. H. Whitlow
D. A. Fowler
W. D. Metcalf
Mike Campbell
Renfrow
Mr. Renfrew
Knox
Renfrew
FE. M. Brown
Whittlow
Whitlow
Seventh Precinct
Republican Party
North Carolina
Green Rouge Beauty Trend in London
A London beauty specialist warns reduced rouge for women with ruddy complexions arguing it looks unnatural. A green face powder is introduced to tone skin while a lavender powder targets under artificial ballroom lighting.
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London
Frontier settlement marker near Independence Missouri in 1830
The article notes the settled frontier of the United States in 1830 reached only to Independence Missouri, the continent’s farthest point from the Atlantic.
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United States
Independence
Administratrix Notice for Horace L. Freeman Estate
Creditors are urged to present claims to Mrs. H. L. Freeman administratrix or her attorney by May 1 1932. Debtors should settle promptly. Samuel G. Daniel attorney for administratrix, office 103 Washington St. 4:18-25 5:29-16-23.
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Horace L. Freeman
H. L. Freeman
Samuel G. Daniel
Washington St
Hiatt Speaks At St Leo Service On Anniversary
Greensboro marked the 25th anniversary of St Leo’s Hospital with a daylong program. Morning clinics for physicians, public hospital tours, tea on the lawn, and a high school band preceded an evening assembly with Dr H B Hiatt and speakers tracing the hospital movement’s history in North Carolina and noting Pastuer Koch and Lister’s influence.
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St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
R. D. Douglas
R. Murphy Williams
Williams
C. W. Banner
C. A. Hines
S J. Leo's
H. B. Hiatt
High Point
J. T
North Carolina
James Walker
Youths Arrested for Stealing Car in High Point
Three white youths were jailed in High Point on larceny charges after a Buick coupe stolen from in front of the Morris Plan bank on West Washington Street was found in Winston-Salem. The suspects Norman Mays 15 David Stevenson 14 both of Richmond Va and Robert Allen 14 of Greensboro were held on 500 bond each. Police traced the car by a High Point city tag and letters to Capt Rankin found inside the vehicle.
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High Point City
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Morris Plan Bank
West Washington Street
Winston-Salem
Norman Mays
David Steveson
Richmond
Robert Allen
Greensboro
High Point
Rankin
Richmond, Va
Orphan Children Get Free Rides From Local Show
The B and B on North Main Street, under the American Legion, provided free rides and ice cream Thursday evening from four to five thirty for about ninety children from the Methodist Protestant Orphanage. Supervised by Superintendent A. G. Dixon and wife, the event earned praise for Mr. Bolt, owner of the show, whose generosity made the pleasure possible.
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North Main Street
A. G. Dixon
Dixon
Preaching Service Tomorrow At Apostolic Baptist Church
An Apostolic Baptist preaching service is scheduled at 412 South Hamilton Street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
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South Hamilton Street
World investment in radio broadcasting exceeds 1.759 billion
The article notes global spending on radio broadcasting surpasses 1.759 billion dollars, highlighting major investment across markets and platforms. It underscores the scale of radio as a media asset and its growing financial prominence.
Revival and church services headlined by pastors
A schedule of religious services across Green Street Baptist West End Baptist Wesley Memorial and First Baptist churches outlines sermons on life wisdom youth and devotion. Notable topics include The Voyage of Life Paul's Life and Shalls We Dispense With the Emotions with special music and a Mother's Day attendance goal.
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Wesley Memorial
Methodist Church
G. Ray Jordan
Mr. Jordan
J. Gurney Briggs
Church School
Epworth League
Edgar Allen
The
Church
Irving Smith
Helen Snider
Dorothy Kirkman
Two Visiting Speakers To Occupy First M P Pulpit
In the absence of the pastor Rev R I Farmier at Huntsville for the state Christian Endeavor convention two visiting speakers will lead Fi Methodist Protestant Church services tomorrow Dr K Spahr of Greensboro former acting pastor speaks in morning and Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point College handles the evening worship Other churches follow with varied services and schedules
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E. Gibson Davis
Tabernacles Baptist Church
Raleigh
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
8. K. Spahr
Greensboro
High Point College
Farmer
Alabama
R. I. Farmier
Huntsville
Ala
State Christian Endeavor
Fi Methodist Protestant Church
G I. Humphreys
1St Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Nabers
Christian Endeavor
Dan .W. Smith
Calvary Methodist
Church School of Calvary
A. H. Holton
Manley and Solomon
W. F. Plemming
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
North Main
Richardson Streets
S. K. Spahr
D. D
G. I. Humph
R. I. Farmer
Iisville
Mise Rosa Long
Christ
Robert Meisky
M. F. Crooks
Southside Baptist Rev
A. Elmore
Mayor Proclaims Kirmess Royal Revue At Paramount
High Point mayor C A York relinquishes city rule for one day to host a Kirmess royal revue at the Paramount theater. Citizens are urged to buy tickets, pay small sums, and attend April 21 for a Women’s club fundraiser with knights and maidens’ dance. Reserved seats available at Hart’s pharmacy.
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C. A. York
High Point
Thes City
York
I. C. A. York
N. C
Kirmessland
Woman’s Club
Paramount Theater
City of
A. D
Hart's Pharmacy
Small Child Struck by Truck In Reliable Blame Stance
Kathleen Meredith five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Meredith 810 Mangum Avenue was lightly injured when struck by a truck near her home this morning. An ambulance was called but she was not hospitalized. No arrest was made and police deem the driver blameless. the wood hauler stopped immediately and assisted.
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Kathleen Meredith
Lee Meredith
Mangum Avenue
Machine replaces squeezers in juice extraction
A new device peels and extracts juice from oranges, replacing traditional squeezers and other hand powered methods in the process.
Gallimore withdraws to ease GOP council primary
Marvin Gallimore fourth ward Republican candidate withdraws from the mayoral race leaving Holton and Stanton to contend. The action follows other withdrawals as party leaders seek to avert an internal primary fight ahead of next Tuesday’s city election. A rally at South W Street featured Holton, Davis, Spencer and others as the party organized registration efforts.
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Marvin Gallimore
Fourth Ward
Ther T
A. H. Holton
D. A. Stanton
John W. Clinard
Municipal Board of Elections
Mr. Gallimore
Roland E. Blair
Third Ward
W. E. Snow
Plato M. Davis
E. F. Ferree
Dr. Stanton
Gallimore
Holton
South W Street
al Davis
May
John B. Spencer
Co Cecil
Fred J. Bartlett
P. M. Day
Council
Disappointed Over Love Leads Girl to Attempt Suicide
Elizabeth Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brooks of 208 Cross Street, attempted to take poison in her parents’ home after a troubled love affair. She was rushed by ambulance to Guilford General Hospital where doctors treated her. she was reported resting comfortably later. The High Point Shirt Company employee became morose after her former beau lost interest, prompting the crisis.
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Sweetheart
Dla
A. M. Brooks
Cross Street
Paris Green
Beeees
Beesik
Elizabeth Brooks
Guilford General Hospital
High Point Shirt Factory
Spirits of Marion Progressives Push City Growth
Marion Ohio progressives council includes five and five dead men among which are former President Harding and his physician Dr Sawyer. They serve in spirit to drive a larger city and better public holdings.
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Marion, O
Harding
Sawyer
Withdraws Divorce Suit In High Point Court
Roy Bundy, a Pros community farmer, and his wife Mamie Bundy saw their divorce and alimony actions end with the cases being non suited. The court noted Bundy’s willingness to have Mamie return home and contribute to her support.
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Roy Bundy
Mamie Bundy
High Point Municip
Small Fire Damages Frame House on East Washington
A small blaze likely from an overheated stove at 3 this morning prompted calls to fire companies one and two and the aerial to 1115 East Washington. Firefighters extinguished the fire with minor damage to the frame dwelling owned by Prof BE E Cartright and occupied by I Simpson and Allan Tolbert.
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East Washington
BE. E. Cartright
I. Simpson
Allan Tolbert
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North Wrenn
Greensboro Road
Cable
Wilson Motor Company
West Broad
H. Gordon & Son
F. OC. Sharp
Commercial National Bank Building
Cook Bros
Wrenn St
Yellow Cabs City
Yellow Cab Co
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Hiatt
ST Leo
Rev
Co. EB. Murphy
Green St. Baptist
G. T. Tunstall
West End
Hoyle Love
West End Baptist Church
First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
God
Mayer
M. P
St. Edward's
St. Edward's Catholic Church
East Green Street
Kirmess
Paramount
Elwood Cafe
East High Street
Matton Drug
W. M. Tucker
Mer
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Edmonson Barber Shop
Mann Drug No
High Point Perpetual Building and’ Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
H. Ellis
Sec'y
V. A. J. Idol
Vice-Pres
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