Millikan Nominated After Gurlee Withdraws from Fourth Ward Race
J T Curlee resigns from the Fourth ward council race to aid broader ward representation. The Republican executive committee nominates E L Millikan of 1312 E Green St High Point to fill the vacancy. Nominations filed by E A Wright and meeting attendance cited. Curlee and Millikan reside near different parts of the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Curlee
Tom W. Sprinkle
Municipal Board of Elections
Republican Party
E. L. Millikan
E. Green Street
Millikan
E. A. Wright
Republican Executive Committee
J Ed Millikan
Archdale
Curlee
L. F. Feree
East Green Street
Board of Elections
High Point
N. C
North Carolina
Fourth Ward
J. T. Curfee
FE. L. Millikan
E. Green St
A. Wright
Mr. Wright
R. L. Foust
Raleigh
Dennis G. Brummitt
J. H. Hulin
Third Ward
A. J. Koonce
How to Relieve Headache In Three Minutes
A vintage advertisement promises quick relief from headaches with a pair of remedies B and BC prepared by a licensed pharmacist. The copy touts soothing, pleasant tasting formulas and notes availability in multiple packages, claiming rapid action for aches, colds, fevers, and general discomfort.
Free Diphtheria Clinic Extended For Tomorrow
The city wide free diphtheria toxoid clinic for preschool children at Emma Blair school will continue tomorrow due to many eligible children not yet brought in. Hours are 9 to 4 with local physicians volunteering at set times to immunize children, under supervision of Miss Veigh Hutchinson, with Mrs Brinson and Mrs Sheloff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Tocal
Veigh Hutchinson
R. L. Brinson
Robert Sheloff
Motion referred to attorney general on candidacy deadline
The motion was entered by Mr Wright before the board and referred to the attorney general for a ruling on the law since the legal deadline for filing a candidacy was April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Guilty Plea and Varied Sentences From Municipal Court
Clyde Morris pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Economy Grocery on Highland Street and was bound over to superior court with a $1000 bond. Jessie Morgan received eight months in the workhouse for receiving property. Grace Chrisco got three months for immoral vagrancy. Clifton Kearns saw his sentence for intoxicated driving reduced to four months on the roads. M. J. Hansell taxed half the costs for assault with a deadly weapon. Margaret Middleton received 30 days for larceny. Dots Dobson granted a suspended judgment if she leaves the city by 2:30 this afternoon. Herman Maipass paid costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Morris
Highland Street
Lewis E. Teague
Jessie Morgan
Grace Chrisco
Clifton Kearns
M. J. Hansell
Margaret Middleton
Dots Dobson
Herman Maipass
College Freshman Suffering Acute Appendicitis
Alley Hartmann of Mocksville, freshman at High Point College, was stricken with acute appendicitis during chapel. He was moved to Guilford General Hospital where he was to undergo appendectomy this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Hartmann
Mocksville
High Point College
Guilford General Hospital
Gasoline Dumped at Sea as Kerosene By-Product
In earlier times gasoline was towed out to sea and dumped as waste alongside kerosene by-products. The practice reflected historic waste disposal methods before tighter environmental controls were established.
High School Boys Hear Dr Burrus On Sex Hygiene
Dr John T Burrus president of the state board of health spoke to junior and senior boys at the local high school on sex hygiene. The HIV club organized the program with Edgar Hartley of the YMCA presiding and H A Millis introducing the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Burrus
John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
Edgar Hartley
H. A. Millis
Burrus
Intimate Book Shop Opens on Main Street
The Intimate Book Shop at 203 North Main street opened this morning by Betty and John Mebane longtime editors of the Sunday feature Contemporary Trends for The Enterprise. The shop succeeds Moore's Book Store run by Miss Genevieve Moore whose father founded the business. Miss Moore plans a forthcoming music studio venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Betty
John Mebane
Moore
Genevieve Moore
Services Held Sunday Afternoon For Mrs. Brown
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Tuttle Brown were held Sunday at 3 PM from Mitchell's Grove M P church on Kivett Drive. Rev. E W Jones officiated as a large crowd attended and the church choir performed. Pallbearers included Buster Cox and others. granddaughters Dorothy Tut tle and Mary Tuttle led the floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Tuttle Brown
Emma Millis
Asheboro
Mitchell's Grove M. P
Kivett Drive
E. W. Jones
Buster Cox
B. L. Nichols
Billy Wade
Fr. H. Brown
Dink Brown
R. A. Ingram
Dorothy Tuttle
Mary Tuttle
Myrtle Ison
Julia Earnhardt
Violet Earnhardt
Frances Brown
Pearl Brown
Mrs. Brown
John Austin Colored Citizen Dies After Livery Business
John Austin a highly respected colored resident died at his Perry street home last night after arriving in High Point 37 years ago from Siler City. He opened and ran a livery stable for 25 years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from First Baptist Church on Fast Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Austin
Perry Street
High Point
Siler City
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Registration Books Close Tuesday for City Election
Registration books in the citys 14 polling precincts close at sundown Tuesday 7 02 p m marking the cutoff for the May 2 city election. Registrars will handle last minute registrations until then with challenge day to follow Saturday as parties seek to strike ineligible names. Democratic candidates meet tomorrow night with chairman L J Fisher issuing the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Fisher
Betterment Club Debates Set Across City This Week
The Betterment club schedules three debate nights this week on topics including voting privileges and building elder care housing. O C Haddon and J R Beeson speak Tuesday at East Green street, Hodgin and Hampton Thursday at Oak Hill school, and Dave Covington and Tom Underwood Friday at King street home. Each session allows post debate discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterment Club
East Green Street
O. C. Haddon
J. R. Beeson
Oak Hill
R. J. Hodgin
J. H. Hampton
Tom Underwood
King Street
Dave Covington
Mrs. Mary C. McLean Dies At Residence
Mrs. Mary C. McLean wife of W W McLean died Sunday at 3 00 am at 117 Thurston Street after an illness since October She was born February 15 1877 in Mecklenburg County and had lived in the city seven years Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 00 am at Welch Memorial Methodist Church with Dr J D Williams officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Surviving are her husband eight children mother and four brothers Boyce Wilson of Newell John Charles and others listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. MclLean
W. W. Mclean
Thurston Street
Mecklenburg County
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
McLean
J. D. Williams
Oakwood Cemetery
Bryce
Bill
Bob
John
Louise Hall
Kathleen
Emma
Eugenia McLean
City
J. W. Wilson
Mint Hill
Boyce Wilson
Newell
Char
Rites Held For Mrs Shoaf In Large Funeral Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Esta Mae Shoaf wife of T F Shoaf were held at her late residence 791 Lindsay Street Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist Church officiated A throng of friends and relatives attended Cars were parked for blocks A mixed quartet from the church sang In the Land Where We ll Never Grow Old Abide With Me Going Down the Valley Floral designs were arranged by the Glad Girls class Pallbearers were A R Craven I A Teague A K Payne Abel Payne N C Shoaf and F L Allred Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Mae Shoat
T. F. Shoaf
Lindsay Street
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Ira Hensley
Margaret Sloan
W. W. Raper
State contest in music shapes up for High Point students
Kelman Gomo tenor Ern est ine Asbury alto Dupuyse french horn soloist Lucille Smit clarinet soloist have been selected to represent High Point High School in the state music contest to be held Thursday and Friday at the Woman's College in Greensboro. Five district winners from Lexington Proximity Mills Home Ramseur and Graham will enter various classes while Maxwell F E Jones district chairman praised the contest and enrollment levels. Gov Pollard Virginia announced plans to seek lower automobile taxes and a two cent gasoline tax increase for road work. Gasoline sales in Canada in 1932 totaled 503 million gallons per an estimate. Jes Wilson Charlotte James Wilson Pineola and two sisters Mrs Haiglar Mint Hill and Mrs Byrum Mint Hill are noted among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelman Gomo
Ernestine Asbury
Dupuyse
Lucille Smit
High Point High School
Woman's College
Greensboro
Lexington
Proximity
Mills Home
Ramseur
Graham
Maxwell FE. Jones
Silence Ends as Debts Paid by Melvin Train
In Wilmington Delaware on April 4 AP reports Melvin Train who kept a self imposed silence for eleven years after a partner vanished with funds and later died in New York has spoken to reveal he has repaid all investors. He had sworn not to speak until reimbursements were made and spoke upon completing the last payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Melvin Train
Train
Toston
New York
Immediate Relief for Burns
Aimed at burn and scald relief, the ad touts Resinol Ointment for soothing soreness and healing injured skin. It promotes free samples by mail from Resinol Dept 7 Baltimore and urges immediate, light application under a soft cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Dept. 7
Baltimore
Safe Stolen From Younts Grocery Overnight
Robbery at R W Younts grocery at North Wrenn and East Washington street involved hauling away a heavy iron safe containing 350 dollars in cash and checks. Police believe a professional gang forced a rear window to enter and escape with the safe and other stock items including cigars and cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Younts
North Wrenn
East Washington
Geggs
East Washington Street
Younts
Mr. Ounts
High Point Chess Club Closes Tournament Championship Declared
The High Point Alekhin Chess Club finished its annual tournament with Claude Reitzel Jr winning the city title. Finalists included J. D. Rogers Jr Aubrey E. Poston and Harry Linderman. Club president R D Dickson said the event was satisfactory and plans for a local team to challenge Winston-Salem were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
The
Alekhin Chess Club
Claude Reitzel, Jr
J. D. Rogers, Jr
Aubrey E. Poston
Harry Linderman
R. D. Dickson
Winston-Salem Chess Club
Bankruptcy Plea By Graham Mill
Sidney Hoskills Incorporated of Graham filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court Greensboro declaring inability to meet obligations. Liabilities total 39,284.76 with 30,346.80 unsecured, 6,000 notes, 2,153.48 taxes and 884 wages. Assets total 198,609.23 including machinery 159,921.90 real estate 37,326.38 and accounts receivable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Sidney Hoskills
Graham
Democrats Meet Wednesday Night In Headquarters
A meeting of the High Point Democratic Executive committee will be held at Democratic headquarters on North Main Street Wednesday night at 7 30. L J Fisher chairman says plans for the May 2 city election will be worked out with the committee and Democratic candidates expected to attend along with members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic
North Main Street
L. J. Fisher
Fisher
Asset totaling and property values in court filing
The document itemizes assets totaling 588.25 in cash and 75 for a motor truck plus 588.25 in other personal property. It lists cash on hand and vehicle and other goods as part of the estate or liquidation filing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurlee
Republican Council
Election Board of
Coke Cecil
BOD BC
Sykes Florist
High Point Ice and Coal CO
PHOND
Moore’s
Brown
A. B. Jeppers
Comiaci
Russell LW
Riser Labranteed
Commercial Bank
Eugenie Leontovich
Gregory Ratoff
Mme. Leontovich
Hollywood
Mary C. McLean
Shoa
Woman's Club
Ways and Means Committee
Woman’s Club
Paramount Theater
Junior Service League
Helen C. Smith
Madelaine Frick
Roanoke
Winston-Salem
John Pollard
Virginia
Canada
Jes Wilson
Charlotte
James Wilson
Pineola
W. F. Haiglar
J. C. Byrum
Yeggs
Chess Club
Graham Mill
Vicks
Vicks Vaporus
Ason Ys. Point, N. C
C. G. Bedford
Bedford Sales Company
Tron
South Main Street
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