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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1938

Page

10

Negro man critically injured in railroad cut accident

Nathan Gilmore a 25 year old resident of 612 East High street was found injured in a railroad cut opposite Perry street early this morning after being struck by a train. He suffered the loss of his right hand extensive facial injuries and a broken leg. He was taken by Sechrest's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital in critical condition. Police had no report on how the accident occurred.

Nathan Gilmore East High Street Cnt Perry Street Jim Nelson Pery Street Gilmore Sechrest Burrus Memorial Hospital

Brazil Enacts Law Requiring Industrial Firms to Register

A new Brazilian law requires all industrial firms to register with the government. The measure aims to improve oversight and economic data collection across the sector.

Brazil

Birthday whiskey sparks fire and fines for Floyd McClinton

Floyd McClinton and his mother Mattie McClinton faced charges after a birthday plan led to a stove fire when a half gallon of white whiskey was tossed into the stove to hide it. Police and court action followed with $85 fines and costs each.

Floyd McClinton High Point West Green Street Floyd Mattie McClinton Mattie Lewis BE. Teague

WPA Workers Fail To Go On Strike

A projected strike of WPA workers on a malarial control project did not occur and workers continued as usual. W F E Presswood and R D Bolling stated their organization would not sanction a strike today. Presswood planned a conference with Homer Haywood to discuss the new work system and weather-related pay concerns.

WPA W. F E. Presswood Workers Alliance R. D. Bolling Mr. Presswood Homer Haywood Charlotte Division of Employment Presawood

Piedmont Singing Convention Draws Record Crowd

About 3000 people attended the Piedmont singing convention at the Junior high school yesterday afternoon directed by J. W. Johnson. The crowd filled three classrooms with amplified sound and heard quartets choruses and soloists from Greensboro High Point Colfax Thomasville Asheboro and more. Judge Lewis E. Teague delivered the welcome address.

Piedmont J. W. Johnson Greensboro High Point Colfax Thomasville Asheboro Lewis E. Teague

School Children Present Snow White Play At Ray Street

Miss Elisabeth Crowell’s fifth grade staged Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Ray Street this morning to enthusiastic applause. The children will repeat the performance tonight at 7:30 in the school auditorium with a small admission fee.

Ray Street Elisabeth Crowell Miss Crowell

Stolen Plymouth Recovered Near City in Woods

Angle of Stokesdale identified a Plymouth coach found in woods below the Willis homeplace on the Thomasville road as the car stolen from him in Greensboro Friday night. Police suspect a link between the car theft and two break ins on Spring Garden Street that same night.

C. Co. Angle Stokesdale Plymouth Willis Thomasville Road Greensboro Angle Spring Garden Street

Thomasville Man D T Lambeth Fatally Struck by Auto

D T Lambeth 65 prominent Thomasville figure and uncle of Congressman J Walter Lambeth was fatally injured when struck by an automobile at East Main and Cemetery streets after leaving Main Street Methodist church. John Binkley held on manslaughter tech charge. funeral to be held Tuesday at 3 pm from Main Street M E church.

Thomasville David Thomas Lambeth J. Walter Lambeth Main Street Methodist Church Lambeth John Binkley Moore Street Nettle Tomlinson Lambeth S. T. Lambeth Greensboro David T. Lambeth Jr. Lamberton Paul T. Lambeth Winaton-Salem T. T. Lambeth Edgar W. Dixon Winston-Salem W. A. Lambeth Winaton- Salem M. BE David T. Yow Lodge 214 A. F A. M Main Street M. E C. M. Pickens P. E. Parker James E. Lambeth Ben Harry Lee Lambeth Charles Tomlinson C. F. Gibson Marion Dixon A. C. Eskridge

Reserve Officers Meet in Rocky Mount During Gallopade

The North Carolina Reserve Officers' Association holds its state convention in Rocky Mount April 27 28 with over 150 officers expected. The Rocky Mount Goldsboro chapter hosts as Major James H Dodge state president presides during the event aligned with the Gallopade festival April 27 29.

North Carolina Reserve Officers’ Association Rocky Mount Rocky Mount- Goldsboro James H. Dodge

Woman Scorned Case Leads to Five-Month Road Sentence

Ray Cecil of Thomasville was tried in municipal court for assaulting Louise Flynt of High Point after she asked him to marry her and he refused. He was sentenced to five months on the roads with judgment suspended for three years on payment of $5 and costs and ordered to stay away from Flynt. Multiple other cases covered include assaults with deadly weapons, drunkenness, and prohibition violations with fines, costs, and suspended sentences.

Ray Cecil Thomasville Louise Flynt High Point Cecil Mrs. Flynt Robert Caston Marion Davis Ll. D. Gardner Jamestown Co. L. Brinson Max Long Roy Walden Randolph Street Ray Allred Paul Hill Asheboro John Stout J. L. Trivett Mangum Avenue W. J. Grand Bob Wade G. L. Reid

High Point Schools Ranked Second in State For Graduates

High Point ranks second in North Carolina for graduates per white high school enrollment for 1936 37. The April State School Facts report notes two white high schools with 44 teachers, 1719 high school students, 249 graduates, and a 14.5 percent ratio. Raleigh leads with 18.3 percent.

High Point Raleigh State Department of Education

Gas Presses Heart Ad Highlights Adlerika Remedy

An advertisement promotes Adlerika to relieve stomach gas pressing on the heart. It claims one dose clears gas in both upper and lower bowels and names Mann Drug Stores as a point of sale.

Wis Adlerika Mann Drug Stores

Final day for entries to North Carolina photo exhibit

Tomorrow is the final day to mail or deliver prints for the first annual North Carolina Graphic Print Exhibition to be held in High Point on May 17. Eccles D. Everhart chairs the event. entry fee is 1 and a maximum of six prints per entrant.

North Carolina High Point Eccles D. Everhart East Commerce Street

Benjamin F. Rice Dies After Illness at High Point Home

Benjamin F. Rice died at his High Point route one residence at 2 30 this morning after weeks of heart trouble. Born June 30 1857 in Virginia he lived here many years and was a farmer. Survived by widow four children two step children eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. services at Lebanon Methodist Protestant church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. The body will be moved to the home of Mrs. Thrift this afternoon.

Benjamin F. Rice High Point Mr. Rice Virginia Savannah J. Freeman Mary Belle Sheffield John Rice Bel Air Walter Rice Summerfield Lebanon Cemetery

Fruit jar of sales tax pennies stolen in North Carolina

A fruit jar containing sales tax pennies from the Eagle Sandwich shop on North Main street was reported stolen yesterday. Police received the report noting the jar belonged to the State of North Carolina.

North Carolina Eagle Sandwich Shop North Main Street

Silver-Knit Hosiery Mill Struck by Docking Protest

About 150 workers demonstrated at the Silver-Knit Hosiery Mill as more than half of the 350-employee workforce stayed off the job. The strike centers on docking practices seen as a wage cut, with AF of Hosiery Workers authorized to negotiate. Mill officials say operations run at limited capacity and pay scales are comparable to other local plants. A picket line formed outside with no disorders reported.

Henry I. Adams American Federation of Hosiery Workers Robert Silver

Automobile Fire In 800 Block Of Kearns Street

Firemen extinguished a small blaze in an automobile owned by Grover Gray at 5 30 this morning in the 800 block of Kearns Street.

Grover Gray Kearns Street

High Pointers to Attend Central District Gathering

Prominent High Point figures will lead the central district pre convention fellowship banquet of the Christian Endeavor Union on Tuesday at 6 30 p m in Greensboro Masonic Temple West Market Street Jay Hendrix will preside Ruth Hendrix will direct songs Rev O L Easter will give the invocation Rev Robert Smith Duke University will be toastmaster Floyd Reynolds Greensboro Endeavor union president will welcome delegates Mrs Ida G Lambert state editor will present the Tar Heel Bulletin Roy Barber Greensboro president of the state union will report on progress Dorothy Truitt and Dorothy May Climer will present a comedy skit The central district includes Greensboro High Point and nearby rural areas.

High Pointers Central District Christian Endeavor Union Masonic Temple West Market Street Greensboro Jay Hendrix High Point Ruth Hendrix O. L. Easter High Point Lebanon Robert Smith Duke University Floyd Reynolds

Probable cause found in taxi driver robbery case

Charlie Link charged with robbing Bud Brown a taxi driver near Cagle's store on East Green Street. Brown identified Sink as the robber who took slightly more than $4. Sink was bound over to the superior court and bond set at $750 by Judge Lewis E Teague. Officers arrested Sink shortly after the crime occurred.

Charlie Link Thissell Street Bud Brown Superior Court Brown Sink Cagle East Green Street Lewis E. Teague

Keith Harrison Named Trustee in Bankruptcy for Wilson Upholstery

Keith Harrison a local attorney was appointed trustee in bankruptcy for Wilson Upholstery by Kenneth Brim Greensboro referee bankruptcy. E L Briggs former receiver turned over records to Harrison as trustee for the federal court. The assets listed include unfinished furniture fabrics fire equipment and finished filing room suites.

Keith Harison Wilson Upolstery Company Kenneth Brim Greensboro E. L. Briggs Harrison T Company

Meat Stolen From Asheboro Road Home

J A Wille of row three on the Asheboro road reported to police that five pieces of meat were stolen from his residence today.

J. A. Wille Asheboro Toda

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