Stump Tonight Rival Camps Rally In High Point
The Davis and Stanton camps stage stumping at multiple locations with speakers including W A Davis and D A Stanton. Evening talks aim for a clean campaign as May 3 election approaches and both sides open headquarters downtown.
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Stanton
Davis
Will Rogers
American Theatre
Davis Forces
L. H. Martin's
Green Street
Taylor’s
Hillcrest Silk Mill
W. A. Davis
Charlies F. Blake
B. H. Bradner
Robert Brockett
Stanton Forces
Emma Blair School
Willard Ellington
Mangum Avenue
D. A. Stanton
David Andrews
J. Ed Kirkman
Fred N. Tate
Cloverdale
W. Horn
Pickett Cotton Mill
Charles F. Blake
Jack Ferguson
Horace Haworth
Mr. Davis
Jake Welborn
South Main Street
Dr. Stanton
Woolworth
High Point
Voters Gather for Historic High Point Election May 3
Officials report unprecedented interest in the High Point election as turnout is expected to break all prior records by sunset on May 3. early figures show strong citizen engagement and wide polling site activity.
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High Point
Mrs C V Staley Buried At Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. C V Staley who died Saturday afternoon were held at her home 1502 North Main Street at 2 o clock. Dr Lloyd T Wilson and Rev J M Hilliard officiated. Burial followed at Lebanon Cemetery Mechanicsville. A large crowd attended. Maude Davis and Pauline Ausband sang Shall We Gather At The River My Faith Looks Up To Thee. Pallbearers were R W Seward B W Culver J D Rogers Lawrence White J L Chennault Dr W F Clayton. Flowerbearers listed.
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C. V. Staley
North Main Stret
Lloyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Mechanicsville
Maude Davis
Pauline Ausband
R. W. Seward
B. W. Culver
J. D. Rogers
Lawrence White
J. L. Chennault
W. F. Clayton
H. J. Ingram
Hattie Kellum
C. S. Bennett
C. F Ellington
J. M. Simmerson
W. S. Estes
Bessie Hunt
C. A. Tinsley
J. C. Turner
D. L. Clodfelter
C. C. Hooks
J. W. Ensley
Death of Gregory Creel Strickland Infant
Friends of Mr and Mrs Geddie Strickland regret the death of their infant son Gregory Creel Strickland who died at the residence 411 West High Street early this morning. He was born March 19 1927. The deceased is survived by the.
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Geddie Strickland
Gregory Creel Strickland
West High Street
Negress Returns From Asylum to Find Missing Family
Martha De Lotte, a Black woman from Burlington, returns from Goldsboro asylum to learn her husband Ollie DeLotte and her son Arthur have disappeared. Arthur, now grown, bears a large scar on his head. Martha, staying with her father on the A Bowling farm, fears she may never reunite with her family.
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Martha de Lotte
Goldsboro
Ollie DeLotte
Ollie
Burlington
Martha
Goldsberg Institution
High Point
Arthur
A. Bowling
Dare-Devil of Darktown Invites Rival to Take Crack Dare
In a courtroom tale from the county courthouse, the dare-devil known as the Dare-Devil of Darktown narrates nerve and danger while rival John Rodgers faces a sentence of six months on the county roads for damaging property after firing five shots at David Byrd. David recounts a cafe confrontation ending with shots that missed and a hungry appetite afterward.
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Dare-Devil
Darktown
John Rodgers
David Byrd
David
Judge
Teague
John
Marker site chosen for Greensboro High Point highway opening
A joint site committee meets to pick a midway marker site for the Greensboro High Point bypass celebration. The triangular marker will bear the two cities distance and a bronze tablet with Guilford County road history. The June 14 ceremony is expected to draw state officials including Governor McLean and Frank Page with bands and speeches.
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Greensboro High Point Highway
Fred N. Tate
High Point Roup
EF. H. Nicholson
Greensboro Group
C. F. Tomlinson
A. J. Idol
C. E. Hayworth
Charles W. Perry
Guilford County
McLean
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
They Were Suffocated in Plane Crash
Commander Noel Davis and Lieutenant S H Wooster suffocated by gasoline fumes after a plane crash. Richard R Blythe of Keystone Aircraft Corp said the fumes caused their deaths, not injuries from the crash.
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New York
Noel Davis
S. H. Wooster
Richard R. Blythe
Keystone Aircraft Corporation
Associated Press
Relief Fund for Mississippi Flood Seeks Five Million
Washington April 26 Contributions to the Red Cross flood relief for the Mississippi Valley reached 1 955 000 dollars with eastern states leading at 1 351 000, midwest 483 000 and Pacific coast 121 000. A total goal of five million is sought.
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Washington
Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Eastern States
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Raleigh
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
V. Staley I
Strickland
Monthey
Negress
Phyllis Joan Strickland
R. B. Strickland
Montlieu Avenue
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Ebenezer Cemetery
Phan Poe
Aan
Fund For Relief
W. Broad St
Schwartz Shoe Shop
East Lexington and
Centennial Avenues
John Blair
High Point College
Grimes & Clark
Commercial National Bank
Creet Investment
The
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol, V.pres. and
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Randleman
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