Listless Primary In Both Parties
A light turnout marks today’s primaries with Democrats trimming to two candidates and Republicans reducing to one, shaping tickets for the upcoming municipal election. Polls estimate under 2,000 votes. Enterprise election party will tabulate results from about 7:30 p.m. with Mayor race centered on Henry D. Perry versus Dr. Co. B. Grayson. In the Democrats two ward races are R. T. Amos W. Tom Powell and W. C. T. Carter for first ward council seats. Republicans see only the Fourth Ward contest with J. E. Curlee L. F. Ferree and Marvin Gallimore vying for two council seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Perry
Dr. Co
Grayson
R. T. Amos
W. Tom Powell
W. C. T. Carter
J. E. Curlee
L. F. Ferree
Marvin Gallimore
Rankin dies. longtime Guilford official and church member laid to rest
Jefferson Alexander Rankin 72 a Guilford county farmer and former county board chairman died Sunday after a long illness in a Greensboro hospital. Funeral services at Buffalo Presbyterian Church with Dr A P Dickson Rev B M Rankin and Rev C E Hodgin officiating. Interment in Buffalo church cemetery. Rankin born April 7 1861 near Greensboro married Leila Donnell in 1890. He served 20 years on the county board eight as chairman and was a deacon elder Sunday school superintendent and treasurer at Buffalo Presbyterian for 58 years. Pallbearers included Dr W P Knight J L Medearis C A Schoolfield Herman Kellam Carl Wharton Joe Phipps H A Barnes J F Graves. Honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Alexander Rankin
Guilford County
County Board of Commissioners
Greensboro
Buffalo Presbyterian Church
A. P. Dickson
M. Rankin
C. E. Hodgin
D. D
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Rankin
Board of County Commissioners
W. P. Knight
J. L Medearis
C. A. Schoolfield
Herman Kellam
Carl Wharton
Joe &. Phipps
H. A. Barnes
J. F. Graves
W. C. Boren
J. F. Doggett
W. L. Wharton
Milton Foust
W. G. Wharton
G. W. Denny
Wallace Wharton
E. R. Baldwin
J. Giles Foushee
Charlies Fields
Luther Sikes
Four Hurt When Autos Collide and Pole Is Clipped
An automobile crash late yesterday afternoon injured four people, a man and three others, including two women and a child. Normen Dixon suffered a broken right arm. Mrs. Hester Jones and Mrs. Bessie Graham endured bruises and scratches. a child in the rumble seat of the Ford roadster was bruised and shaken. Dixon drove a Chevrolet coach. one car struck a telephone pole, which broke off. The injured were taken to Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Graham, and the child were later discharged home.
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Normen Dixon
High Point
Route 1
Hester Jones
Bessie Graham
Tryon Street
Jones
Col Harrelson to Address Randolph Assembly at Trinity
Col J W Harrelson of Raleigh director of the state department of conservation and development will deliver the principal address tonight at 7 30 before the Randolph Assembly in the Cy Auditorium. The discussion will cover county and state economy following the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Harrelson
Trinity
J. W. Harrelson
Raleigh
State Department of Conservation and Development
Randolph Assembly
Cy. Im
Harrelson
Fire Destroys Barn and Livestock Near Archdale
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn owned by W. Aldridge near Archdale, burning livestock including cattle. Local responders fought the blaze at the residence, with damage reported to the barn and its animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
W. ¥. Aldridge
Elliott Mrs J C Dies After Illness at Montlieu Home
Mrs Octavia Fratelle Elliott wife of J C Elliott died at her home 1012 Montlieu Avenue yesterday at 2 15 pm after several months illness She was born January 10 1881 in Davidson County daughter of the late W R and Sarah A Fray Smith married in 1896 Surviving are her husband three sons Virgie E B Elliott Ashburn Elliott and Raeford Elliott two daughters Miss Maule Elliott and Mrs R F Southard all of this city and five grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Eljer P W Williard Primitive Baptist Church Interment in Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavia Fratelle Elliott
J. C. Eliott
Montilieu Avenue
Ellicott
Davidson County
W. R
Sarah A. Fray Smith
Virgie EB. Elliott
Ashbourn Elliott
Raeford Elliott
Miss Maule Elliott
R. EF. Southard
el Jer P. W. Williard
Primtive Baptist Church
Primitive Baptist
Mechanicsville
Mildew Removed From Clothes With Buttermilk Soak
A home remedy suggests soaking garments in buttermilk to remove mildew and then drying the items in sunlight to finish the cleaning. The method emphasizes natural processing and sun exposure for effective mildew removal.
Kidnapping Cases Heard In Court Tomorrow
Preliminary hearings set for three men charged with kidnapping the secretary of the Central Labor Union and a High Point official. R. P. Myers Ralph Dill and Norman Dill posted bonds and deny guilt. Also due in court John Williams charged with murder in a Baptist Bottom dance incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Ritchie
Central Labor Union
Fred Heath
High Point Council of Unemployed
Lewis E. Teague
Rittchie
R. P. Myera
Lloyd Bryant
Walter Byers
Baptist Bottom
Williams
Bryant
Byers
John Lewis Dean laid to rest after illness
Funeral services for John Lewis Dean 68 were held at the Salvation Army hall with Adjutant John O Beirne and Dr Geo T Tunstall officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery. Dean a longtime Southern Chair Company employee is survived by a daughter, a step- family, two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis Dean
Mallory Street
Salvation Army
John O’beirne
Geo. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
W. F. Byerly
Oakwood Cemetery
Mesars
L. C. Cutting
H. H. Stacy
John Marsh
J. H. Gray
J. P. Williams
John Embry
Mr. Dean
Southern Chair Company
Elsie O'Beirne
Luella O'Beirne
Minnie Jones
Edith Beck
Lena Jones
Verta Mae Roach
Jesus
Guilford County
Jas. M
Martha Elliott Dean
Annie Moore
Ida Gunter
Cordie Jarrett
Grady Jarrett
Grace Beverly
High Point
Will
Dan Dean
Betty Wood
D. P. Beck
Plan for Economic Stabilization Proposed by Dr Persons
Dr Persons outlines a four part approach to end deflation including voluntary deflation, unplanned deflation risks, controlled credit and industry to fix a target price level, and potential fiat money inflation. He urges immediate independent action by the United States without awaiting the international conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dr. Persons
Gaemmiaags Teak
City May Get New National Bank In The Near Future
Plans are underway by local business leaders to form a new National Bank here. They expect to open once Congress completes the new banking legislation and final shaping of the measure is approved by the Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
New National Bank
Congress
High Point Civitan hears Johnson on festival and playlet
George L. Johnson of New York representing the National Recreation Association spoke at the High Point Civitan Club noon meeting. He announced a music festival at Junior High on April 28 to benefit the city's playground program. Students from High Point College under Miss Adyline McCollum presented a brief playlet. New member Glen Bowden joined the club. visitors H A Millis and A J Koonce attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Johnson
New York City
National Recreation Association
High Point Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point College
Adyline McCollum
Dorothea Andrews
Hildreth McClellan
Bill von Drehle
Herbert Gorman
Glen Bowden
H. A. Millis
A. J. Koonce
Silas Casey
Maxwell E. Jones
W. F. Bailey
George Johnson
Farmer On Trial For Death of His Son
In Perquimans County Superior Court a jury of 75 talesmen reported for duty in the murder trial of farmer George K. Lane and his wife over the death of Woodrow Lane, 17. The state alleges a fatal blow to the head after a timber cutting accident narrative, with Lane jailed since August and his wife previously freed on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertford
Perquimans County Superior Court
George K. Lane
Woodrow Lane
Lane
Stolen Tires And Wheels Recovered In Local Incident
Five disc wheels and tires stolen from the Package automobile of Sam Davis parked on South Main Street were recovered and returned to the owner today. Police, acting on information, found the articles hidden in a shed behind a vacant house near the Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
South Main Street
Davis
Care of a Baby Requires Long Daily Time Commitment
The care of a baby is a full time job for five hours and 41 minutes every day, and a part time job the rest of the time, it is estimated.
Waynick clarifies stance on Guilford county bills
State Senator C. M. Waynick of the 17th district outlines his views on three Guilford county bills stalled in the senate. He opposes elective county offices for assistant solicitor and county attorney, urges keeping tax collection separate from the sheriff, and supports empowering commissioners to cut county costs while retaining control over salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Waynick
State Senate
Guilford
Rockingham
Guilford County
Thehouse
Senate
House
Guilford House
Waynick
Mr. Farmer to Lead Prayer Meeting at First M P Church
Rev R J Farmer leads a midweek service at First Methodist Protestant Church North Main and Richardson streets with theme Nehemiah and the Nation The Old Testament Made New The 7 30 pm gathering includes old gospel hymns and plans for preaching and personal work from Easter to Pentecost All members urged to attend Irvine Hadley Browns Stopped Indians with six hits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main
Richardson Streets
Local Exchange Seeks Workers at Community Exchange
Advertisements show a mix of job seeks and offers at 337 North Wrenn Street. Listings include house cleaning exchanges, garden work, farming tasks, painting, carpentry, and laundry, with several mentions of boards, room and small pay, or goods in exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Jimmy and Betty Wed in Cannes
Jimmy and Betty marry in Cannes at a villa not owned by her. They avoid a marriage contract, then leave in a car for an undisclosed honeymoon route. After the ceremony, the Walker party heads to a luncheon at the former New York mayor's hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
New York Mayor's Hotel
Walker declines comment on marriage to Betty Compton
Mrs Janet Allen Walker former New York mayor and Betty Compton the actress wed in Cannes France. Walker says nothing through his attorney Mayor Katzentine. Compton, a former Broadway star, has had two previous marriages.
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Miami Beach
Fra
Janet Allen Walker
New York
Betty Compton
Cannes
France
A. Frank Katzentine
Walker
Miss Compton
Samuel Seabury
Russell T. Sherwood
Seabury
C. 8. Ritches
Toronto
Edward Duryea Dowling
Havana
Miami
Walker i
High Point Sets Forestry Work Quota and Camps
High Point officials report a quota for unem ployed men to join the civilian conservation army for reforestation. North Carolina’s enlistment target is 6 500 with nine camps expected statewide. Recruits aged 18 to 25 from the homeless and relief families will be examined for fitness before assignment to forestry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Civilian Conservation Army
High Point Board of Public Welfare
North Carolina
Appalachian Forests
Fred Morrison
Raleigh
Washington
Morrison
Son
Forestry Service
Army
Industrial Workers Association Plans Mass Meet Thursday
The Industrial Workers association will hold a general mass meeting Thursday at 7 30 in the association hall at 114 1 2 South Main street announced by President D W Bradley. All members must attend with admission by card. A Friday night general committee meeting at the hall will discuss important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Industrial Workers Association
Association
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Ormond Smith Dies of Sudden Stroke
Ormond Gerald Smith, 72, founder of popular magazines and discoverer of noted writers, died suddenly of a stroke. He was president of Street and Smith Publishing Company and founded Ainslee's Popular People's Smith's Top Notch and Picture Play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ormond Gerald Smith
Smith
Street and Smith Publishing Company
Ainslee’s
Popular
People’s
Smith's
Top Notch
Picture Play
City council to meet for final regular session before election
The Guungil city council holds its final regular session tomorrow at ten o'clock to address licensing beer dealers and other items before the new board takes office on May 2. East Green street widening in front of the new post office is on the agenda to honor a two year old agreement, with about $5,000 in remaining work to be considered by the engineering department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Green Street
Federal
Carolina Giants Triumph 10 to 2 Over Red Sox
The Carolina Giants from Winston-Salem defeated the High Point Red Sox 10 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Willis Park. Four Red Sox errors plus strong pitching by Marsh powered the Giants to the win in front of a large crowd.
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Carolina Giants
Nesre
Winston-Salem
High Point Red Sox
Willis Park
Red Sox
Marsh
Giants
High Point
Rhpoa Little
Hoover
Sete
Gwynn
Eeeereeeere
Petree
Seseeesesee
Bowley
Eeeeeererre
Pace
Markham Ff
Eeeeses
Cumby
Johnson
Alford
Carver
Crawford
Adams
Carver (Cumby
Richardson
Continue Trial of Negro For Murder
The trial of James Tucker, a Negro, for the December stabbing death of a white prisoner in a race disorder at a Durham prison camp continued in superior court. Negro counsel failed to quash the indictment on grounds of unlawful jury empanelment and possible unfair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
James Tucker
Superior Court
Tucker
Indigestion Tip Adia Tablets Advised for Smokers
Quick relief for upset stomach due to smoking recommends Dr Emil's Adia Tablets from Mann Drug Stores. Do not stop smoking. use Adia Tablets as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Emil
Mann Drug Stores
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AL. Ranfimy
Lakes Florist
S . Moe
Massey
High Point Ice and Coal CO
J. C. Elliott
Montlieu
William Sydney Porter
Man's OF Ladies
HEEIS
Schwartz Shoe Shop
Gmtans
George L. Johnon
Mr. Farmer
M. P. Church
Irvine Hadley
Browns
Indians
Hotel Wants
Map
Jimmy
Betty
U. S
Naval Building
Roosevelt
Treasury
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Liberty
Ormond Smith
Trenelide
Guungil
Noel Coward
Paramount
North Main Street
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