Hulin Added To Republican Third Ward Ticket
J H Hulin, a third ward grocer, will appear on the Republican city council ticket after Attorney General Dennis G Brummitt ruled the municipal elections board may add names to fill vacancies. The change comes amid shifts in the lineup including J T Curlee's resignation in the fourth ward and E L Millikan's nomination to fill that vacancy. A Republican meeting at North Wrenn Street was held tonight with E A Wright presiding, awaiting speaker announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hulin
Third Ward
Dennis G. Brummitt
Municipal Board of Elections
E. A. Wright Éting
Raliig
J. T. Curlee
E. L. Millikan
North Wrenn Street
Wright
Hulin
Tom W. Sprinkle
Election Board
Brummitt
Ten in Every Hundred Suffer Stomach Ulcers
Acidity indigestion heartburn and sour stomach are linked to ulcers. Avoid stomach stress and counteract these conditions with Dr Emil's Adia Tab available at Mann Drug Stores. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Mann Drug Stores
County Tax Office to Open Nights for Tax Listing
The county tax office at 116 West Washington Street will stay open tonight and Thursday from seven to nine Q.M. Ric hart, assistant county tax supervisor, announced. Only about 60 percent of High Point township property owners have listed, with the penalty deadline Saturday. The extended hours aim to reduce weekend crowding for last minute filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington Street
T. Richart
High Point Township
Short
Alienation suit seeks $10,000 in damages
M. O. James sues W. W. Guyer in municipal court alleging alienation of affections. He claims Guyer enticed James's wife away on January 1 and provided clothes and promises, seeking $5,000 actual and $5,000 punitive damages. Also Susie Shankle sues Imperial Life for $500 and an invalidity decree against North Carolina Bank and Trust. The policy allegedly issued August 25, 1924 on Adolph Martin, who died December 2, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. James
W. W. Guyer
Susie Shankle
Imperial Life Insurance Company
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Adolph Martin
Fashion Show Showcases Home Economics Garments
A morning fashion show in the high school auditorium displayed clothing made by Home Economics students with garments from J C Penney. Under Mrs Lidie P Horton and Miss Mary Miller Falkner, two groups presented self made wear and Penney outfits including pajamas dresses and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Company
Lidie P. Horton
Home Economics
Mary Miller Falkner
la Velle Wilson
Ruth Hamlin
Elizabeth Goodman
Doris de Lappe
Dorothy Davis
Bonnie Arrington
Ruby McDowell
Louise Hardison
Juanita Hedrick
Thelma White
Marie Weathers
Elizabeth Lyerly
Georgia Surratt
Juanita Cecil
Dorothy Anderson
Jessie Dean Lee
Gertrude Hall
Mildred Maxwell
LoRayne Sebastian
Nannie Goodman
House
Helen Mason
Harriett Skull
Ethel Kearns
Vesta Cook
Mildred Poovey
Elizabeth Sappenfield
Pauline White
Myron Lee
Evelena Robbins
Lois Hoover
Ruth Burgess
Edith Cribbs
Mildred Russell
Josephine Gibson
Lucille Ingram
Ernestine Hedgecock
Ernestine Asbury
Frances Oliver
Ruth Jones
Ruby Dix
Margaret Hayworth
Vivian Cook
Iris MelIntosh
Ruby Curlee
The Incredible White to Black Cat Tale of 1932
A humorous account claims a coal black cat turned white during Hoover days, then reverted to black after the 1932 election. The story notes the cat’s spinster behavior, late-night prowling, and later motherhood, vouched by local office staff and Mr. C Dunbar at Guilford Grocery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Overman
Blackie
C. Dunbar
Guilford Grocery Company
Rev James Adams Taken By Death
Rev James G Adams retired Baptist minister died at his home 503 Ens Street shortly after 6 am after four years of declining health He served several local churches and was a West End Baptist member Born August 23 1856 in Franklin County Virginia he was survived by his widow a son a brother a sister and a grandchild The funeral will be Thursday at 230 pm from West End Baptist Church with Rev Hoyle Love officiating and interment at Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Adams
Ens Street
Adama
High Point
Greensboro
West End
Franklin County
Virginia
Allen W
Mary J. Davis Adams
Ada Faulkner
Johnny Adams
T. A. Adams
Martha E. Payne
Koonce Funeral Home
West End Baptist Church
Hoyle Love
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Kivett Drive
Last Rites Held For Mrs Emily Goodwin
Funeral services for Mrs Emily Goodwin widow of James S Goodwin were held Monday at 2 pm from her home 116 West Willis street with Rev George T Tunstall and Rev G L Liner officiating. Burial followed in Springfield cemetery with pallbearers C W Goodwin B C Goodwin H V Goodwin and J E Presiar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Goodwin
James S. Goodwin
West Willis Street
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
G. L. Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Springfield Cemetery
Mesers
C. W
H. V. Goodwin Ver
J. EB. Presiar
Taylor Loser In Damage Suit In North Carolina Court
In Greensboro on April 25 the civil division returned a verdict for the defendant in L A Taylor versus Thomas McCollum and Gulf Refining Co. Taylor sought 15000 damages for injuries claimed from a High Point truck collision on November 14, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Miller
Odis Perry
Arthur Little
Near High Point
Ww. J. Weinrich
Public Service Company
Weinrich
Reading
Mrs. Pope Seriously Ill in Thomasville
Mrs. R. L. Pope of Thomasville mother of Liston Pope director of Religious Education at Wesley Memorial church, is critically ill at City Memorial hospital with a complication of diseases. Ill health has persisted for some time. condition became critical recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
City Memorial Hospital
Guilford County Scrip Issued for Teacher Salaries
Guilford County issued 827000 in scrip today for distribution to local teachers as salaries for the past month. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews said the scrip is redeemable on July 20 and bears four percent interest in small denominations. Merchants in Greensboro and nearby areas indicated willingness to accept the scrip for merchandise and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
T. Wingate Andrews
Etty
Greensboro
Exchange Receives Many Wants Today
The following persons today registered at the Community Exchange, 337 North Wrenn street, Telephone 4024. Two colored women will do housekeeping or washing. White girl who is capable nurse will work for room, board and small pay. Colored man will do yard and garden work for men's clothes. White man will do any kind of work about house or yard or carpentry work for suit of clothes, size 42. Capable seamstress will do sewing for clothes for aged 12 and 5 and for boy s. Three colored girls will do general housework for pay. Three women will exchange double beds and springs for cord wood, either pine or oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
Wrenn Street
Local Boy's Totem Pole to be Shown at Chicago World's Fair
Wendell Dunbar, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dunbar, will display his totem pole at the Chicago World's Fair. The Esquimaux replica won first in a district Boy Scout contest and was among the national best made by Scouts. Supervisors were B. W. Hackney Jr. and O. Delk Smith. Paint supplied by Co. B. Diffendale. Dunbar is a UNC freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Dunbar
C. Dunbar
Chicago
Esquimaux
Boy Scouts
United States
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Council
O. Delk Smith
Wendell
Co. B. Diffendale
Young Dunbar
University of North Carolina
VFW Opposes Bonus March as Veterans Split over Washington Visit
High Point Post 619 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars halted support for any bonus march to Washington after receiving a warning from VFW Commander-in-Chief R. E. Coontz. Local leaders discussed encampment sites with High Point favored for the June 4 to 6 department encampment while Greensboro hosts a re hearing. C. S. Holland was tapped to arrange encampment logistics if High Point is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Veterans of Foreign Wars
WasHington
J. W. McMahon
R. E. Coontz
R. C. Cook
Winston-Salem
J. C. Shutt
W. \. Isenhour
Winston- Salem Post
V. F. W. Post
Greensboro
George F. Edwards
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
C. 8. Holland
McMahon
Coontz
United States
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Democrats To Meet Wednesday Night In High Point Township
The High Point township Democratic executive committee meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM. An earlier Enterprise report misstated Tuesday night. a single instance had the correct Wednesday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
High Point Township
Democratic Executive Committee
Burton Wins Property Custody in Greensbor o Civil Case
Mrs Alma Peace Burton received title to property in High Point after a Greensboro civil court jury ruled she custody her disputed property in a case against John Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Peace Burton
High Point
John Peace
Municipal Court
Greensboro
Get Up Nights BUKETS Offer for Relief
An advertisement touts a 25c test trial of BUKETS to soothe bladder irritation by flushing impurities. It promises a four day test and a refund if not satisfied.
Beers Return To Be Feted Sunday Night
Beers return to North Carolina celebrated at a midnight Sunday beer party in the Sheraton dining room High Point presided by Harry Raymond with Herbert A Crane hotel manager arranging a gala program and free lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beer
Harry Raymond
Sheraton
High Point
North Carolina
Raymond
Herbert A. Crane
Guilford Utilities District Bill Advances Amid Split Vote
Raleigh April 25. Favorable house action on the Guilford delegation utilities district bill for Greensboro and Guilford revealed despite delegation unanimity. Sizable opposition registered in 24 noes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Guilford
Greensboro
Dental Society To Meet Here Tonight
The Guilford County Dental Society holds its monthly dinner at the Sheraton hotel tonight at 7 o clock. An interesting program is arranged and a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Dental Society
Sheraton Hotel
Stephens Conducts Reidsville Union Revival Meeting
Rev. George T. Stephens opened a union revival in Reidsville hosted by area churches. The Pinnix warehouse was converted into a tabernacle seating 3,000, with the opening service overflowing and hundreds left standing. Rev. George R. Brown chairs the union revival committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Stephens
Reidsville
Pinnix
George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant
City Shoe Shop Promotes Modern Repair System
The City Shoe Shop, equipped with Landis Shoe Machinery, advertises first class repairs at low prices. Veteran cobblers N. E. Russell and A. H. Jeffers head the shop, offering modern materials and delivery service from Commerce Street near the Commercial National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Shoe Shop
Landis Shoe Machinery Company
N. E. Russell
A. H. Jeffers
Jeffers
City Shoe
Russell
Perenny
City
Commerce Street
Commercial National Bank
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brummitt Rules Election Board
Sykes Florist
North Main Street
Superior Motor Express
Carolina
H. C. Massey
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Ff. Russell L. &. Lowe G. C. Kiser
D. L. Donnell
T. R. Short
James Adams
Taylor
Thomas McCollum and
Gulf Refining Company
Dewey Miller
V. F. We
Mr. Raymond
Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
Harry
Dental Society
Carolina Shoe Repair
North Main Delivery Service
Stephens
North Main St
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