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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1938

Page

8

Ballet Caravan Delivers Three American Ballets At Junior High

The Ballet Caravan from the School of American Ballet staged three American flavored ballets Show Piece Yankee Clipper and Filling Station at the junior high school under AMERICAN DU MUSICHS sponsorship. Lew Christensen Eugene Loring and Marie Jeanne led a bright cast in a program of vitality and stylish technique.

Dorothy Bell Ballet Caravan Aminane Alesh Duusichs School of American Ballet New York City Eugene Loring Lew Christenson Marie Jeanne Fred Daniels South Seas Japan Lew Christensen Mac Robert Emmett Sherwood Petrified Forest Pocassa

Chicago Produce Markets Report Butter and Eggs Steady

Chicago April 23 butter 872416 pounds steady and unchanged eggs 32801 pounds firm stock egg packed extras 20 percent firsts a

Chicago

Tax Office Extended Hours Through This Afternoon

The county tax department here will stay open until 5 o clock this afternoon for listing taxes. deputy tax collector T R Short in charge at High Point announced. The office will stay open each night next week for listing.

T. R. Short High Point

Shoffner Speaks on Farmers Day at Kiwanis Meeting

R W Shoffner assistant district farm agent State College spoke on Farmers Day at the local Kiwanis club detailing TVA projects and the Muscle Shoals phosphate developments. He noted North Carolina spends 35000000 annually on phosphates, most with low analysis, and that high test phosphate from Muscle Shoals is tested on 2000 farms.

R. W. Shoffner State College Kiwanis Club Shoffner TVA Muscle Shoals North Carolina Mr. Shoffner J. I. Wagoner Greensboro J. D. Sanders Charlotte W. D. Payne

Roscoe W. Davis Dies at 37 in Thomasville

Roscoe W. Davis aged 37 died suddenly at his Thomasville home Thursday night after a period of declining health. Born in Catawba County to Adolphus and Anna Stearns Davis, he married Mary Hill and leaves three daughters Colleen of Charlotte, Maxine and Moring at home, two brothers Leroy and Cletus of Hickory, and four sisters Albert Killian, Grady Bunting of Cornelius, and Early Cline of Lenoir. He worked at Wrenn Hosiery mill and belonged to First Methodist Church in Lexington. Funeral services were held today at Main Street Methodist Church with burial in Lexington City Cemetery.

Roscoe W. Davis Thomasville Catawba County Adolphus Anna Stearns Davis Mary Hill Coleen Charlotte Maxine Moring Davis Leroy Cletus Davis Hickory Albert Killian Grady Bunting Cornelius Early Cline Lenoir Davis Wrenn Hosiery First Methodist Church Lexington Main Street Methodist Church

Funeral for Mrs Essie Mae Moore Held in Asheboro

Funeral services for 31 year old Mrs Essie Mae Moore wife of J W Moore were conducted Friday at Pleasant Grove Methodist church Asheboro with Rev H A Parker officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs A E Miller three sisters Mrs Edgar Pegram Mrs Edwin Seawell and Miss Lena Miller three brothers Elmer J D and Dalton Miller a daughter Levitus a daughter Beulah May a son Johnny Jr and a granddaughter Mrs Sam Miller of Asheboro.

Asheboro Mis Essie Mae Moore John W. Moore Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Lexington Highway H. A. Parker Ehurch A. E. Miller Edgar Pegram Edwin Seawell Lena Miller Elmer J. D Dalton Miller J. W. Moore Levitus Beulah May Johnny, Jr Sam Miller

City Council discusses land for freight station site

The High Point city council met for a brief session to consider acquiring small land tracts for the new freight station area. It discussed methods of acquisition and the possibility of issuing condemnation proceedings in a few cases.

High Point

Whooping cough keeps KU City VP at home

Dr. Clarence R. Decker vice president of the University of Kansas City misses classes due to whooping cough in a notice that notes his illness and absence from duties.

Kansas City Clarence R. Decker University of Kansas City

Cooperative Concert Group to Meet Tonight for Final Checkup

The Cooperative Concert Association in High Point holds a final checkup meeting tonight after the sale of season tickets ends the annual membership drive. The artist committee will decide next season s program based on funds from ticket sales. Members include Carl Cronstedt Janet Hall Janet Russell J Gurney Briggs Arthur Kirkman Mrs C F Tomlinson and Mrs J E Millis with Walter Brown directing the drive. The goal is 1200 members and the meeting occurs at 8 o clock.

Cooperative Concert Association Carl G. N. Cronstedt Janet Hall Janet Russell High Point College J. Gurney Briggs Arthur Kirkman High Point Concert Association C. F. Tomlinson J. E. Millis Walter Brown Columbia Concert Corporation of New York City

Teague Predicted To Win Alamance By Clear Majority

Mark Freeman of Burlington predicted that Judge Lewis E Teague will secure a clear majority of votes in Alamance County for Congress He stated Alamance voters will back Teague strongly The Teague campaign also has Orange county leaders present and campaigns in Guilford Alamance Durham and Orange counties

Lewis E. Teague Congress Alamance County Mark Freeman Burlington High Point Freeman Teague-for-Congress Alamance Teague Guilford Durham Orange

WPA Workers Here Threaten Strike Over Stagger System

Rumors of a walkout by about 45 WPA relief workers on a malarial control project circulated in High Point. WPA officials acknowledged threats but did not confirm a scheduled strike next Monday. W. L. Smith Jr. cited dissension over the new stag ger system, intended as an efficiency measure, allowing longer hours for some groups before layoffs.

WPA W. L. Smith High Point

Cabbage Growers in N C Seek Federal Aid

Raleigh April 23 The eastern North Carolina cabbage market slumped and failed to cover transport costs. State Agriculture Commissioner W Kerr Scott telegraphed Representatives Barden and Clark urging federal action from the surplus commodities corporation to aid growers.

Raleigh Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation North Carolina W. Kerr Scott Barden and Clark

Ross candidate enters Randolph County race for House seat

J D Ross Asheboro banker announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the North Carolina House from Randolph County and paid his filing fee. His entry guarantees a contest with George B Craven of Trinity who had already announced.

Asheboro J. D. Ross Randolph County Ross George B. Craven Trinity Senate

Licenses Revoked For Drunk Driving Names Noted

State highway safety division lists driver license revocations including Floyd Truitt of 868 South Main Street High Point driving drunk G D Shore route 3 Lexington driving drunk and Eugene McNeill route 1 Seagrove driving drunk.

State Highway Safety Division Floyd Truitt South Main Street High Point G. D. Shore Lexington Eugene McNeill Seagrove

Tomlinson Fur Nuture Style Show Draws Large Crowd

The eighth annual furniture style review drew its largest crowd yet with visitors from nine states, many traveling 300 miles or more despite cloudy weather. The event featured an all color film Old Williamsburg and Natchez Victorian pieces showcased by Mrs. Brandon of the Natchez Garden Club amid ante bellum mansion scenes.

Tomlinson Revein Old Williamsburg Natchez Old South Brandon

Howard Acquitted Of Larceny Charge In High Point

A. L. Howard a High Point night watchman was found not guilty by a Superior court jury on a larceny charge tied to a hosiery theft. Marvin Staten Andrew Felmeter and Cec Lumpkin, all High Point residents, were sentenced to 18 months on the roads after pleading guilty to stealing about 300 pairs from the Diamond Full Fashioned Mills. The state argued Howard aided the trio by opening a gate but the jury disagreed and returned the verdict at 1 p.m.

Greensboro A. L. Howard High Point Marvin Staten Andrew Felmeter Cec Lumpkin Howard

Ernest Hughes Missing From Jamestown Home

C. C. Hughes of Jamestown reports his 18 year old son Ernest has been missing since yesterday morning. He reportedly told friends he was headed to Florida and would attend school. Ernest is 5'6" tall, 120 pounds, with dark brown hair and brown eyes, last seen wearing brown pants and a mismatched brown coat and shirt. He may be at Jamestown or Ingram Furniture seeking information.

C. C. Hughes Jamestown Ernest Florida Mr. Hughes Ingram Furniture Company

Debating Champs Crowned in Rural Iredell School

Wonona Rush and Fern Templeton both twelve won the high school debating championship for Union Grove. Rush is a niece of Rev. J. Clay Madison, pastor of the First M. V. church.

Wonona Rush Fern Templeton Union Grove Iredell J. Clay Madison M. V

London 1938 Motorcycle Show Features Walking Equipment

London hosts the 1938 Motorcycle Show with exhibits including walking equipment. Organizers promote mobility aids and related gear as part of the display in the event program.

London

Break and Enter Cases Baffle High Point Police

Police in High Point grapple with a wave of break ins as three incidents reported today including Cecil's Drug Store No 4 at Mangum and Russell and a service station on English Street. No arrests yet. Hazel Leach, 16, held on $500 bond for breaking and entering and larceny at a Negro store on East Washington Street.

High Point Cecil’s Drug Store Mangum Avenue Russell Street English Street D. C. Toliver Hazel Leach Leach East Washington Street

Contests Loom As Deadline Nears for County Races

Elections officials close books at 6 PM as heated contests loom for county and legislative posts. Notable exceptions include clerk of court county treasurer and county surveyor where incumbents face no opposition. J Wayland Cooke W C Cobbe and J B E Badmunds filed for Democratic renomination with 18 candidates listed at noon.

J. Wayland Cooke W. C. Cobbe J. BE. Badmunds Louis J. Fisher Elections Board High Point T. J. Gold Senate Rupert T. Pickens J. Keith Harrison House of Representatives C. L. Gray Archie Hedrick L. G. Jones High Point Township D. H. Milton Thomas H. Elder Thos L. Brawley Eugene Seagraves C. Muse George L. Stansbury R. C. Causey R. Flake Shaw Greensboro

21 Bodies Recovered From Virginia Coal Pit Fire Disaster

A catastrophic explosion at Keen Mountain coal operation in Virginia killed 21 miners and injured three others. Rescue teams faced fallen slate and rock as they searched the haulage way, pulling four bodies from the motor barn near the mouth. State police estimated 10,000 people at the scene as relatives and neighbors gathered.

Cumberland Peaks J W. Elam Clarence Combs Ed Harris Elam Combs Richlands Keen Mountain Appalachian Paul F. Springer Virginia Police

American made motor vehicles imported into Burma

The report states that last year Burma imported 128 American made motor vehicles.

Burma

Easter Cruise Romance on Kingston Harbor

Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton share a cruise and a growing bond while in Kingston Jamaica. They shop for dishes, discuss profits from a casino win, and Dick gifts Joyce a silver locket. Joyce hints she may not love him yet amidIsobel Porter’s schemes, as they contemplate ashore plans and a possible future together.

Joyce Milner Dick Hamilton Isobel Porter Joyce Kingston Harbor Dr. Gray Kingston Old North Church Martha Mother

Speedster Killed in Budapest Attempt

British rider R. K. Fernihough was killed in Budapest during an attempt to regain the world mile record from a flying start. The crash ended his bid and he died shortly after.

Budapest R. K. Fernihough

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