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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1940

Page

5

High Point Mock Democratic Convention Nominates Roosevelt

In a High Point Senior High School event students held a three day mock Democratic convention to train in democratic principles. Roosevelt led on the final ballot with two thirds, securing the nomination as Hull and others trailed. The program featured speech, platform debates, and assembly by social science students.

Franklin D. Roosevelt High Point James A. Farley Senator Barkley McNutt Garner Wheeler Jackson Farley Roosevelt Hull May Meador Scholastic Magazine Paul Morgan Bankhead Willie Logani Bill Currie Mary Helen Daves Ramond Samuel Speaches Roosevelt Carrol Hudson New York Stanley Freedman Tenn Farley — Thurman Albertson New Jersey Paul V. McNutt Max Collins Indiana Jimmy Corrigan Tex Robert Jackson Dot Price Pennsylvania Wheeler — Luther Brown Montana Peggy Bass North Carolina Pat Abel Estelle Leyton Lloyd Whitt Melvin Gentry Rebecca Conrad Margaret Lee Blackard

Warrants Overload Police Fire Up Traffic Tag Efforts

Pittsburgh police announce 25 000 warrants to serve as motorists largely owe back traffic tags. Radio patrols and motorcycle cops issue warrants with jail or payment as the consequence. In Oregon census supervisor notes a 5 per cent recheck and Deschutes county Millican population row. A surgeon removes a grasshopper stuck in Garth Rusner’s throat after he was said to have run with his mouth open.

Pittsburgh Bend Ore Catherine G. Nelson Millican Deschutes William A. Rahn Los Angeles Garth Russner Garth

Cedar Rapids Woman Refuses Fines On Principle

Mrs. Er. J. Meade refused to pay overtime parking fines after Judge Thomas B. Powell suspended the fine on costs. The suspension was revoked and she was ordered to pay 2.50 or face a day in jail. She exclaimed for handcuffs as she was led away. Native women of South Africa demand voting rights.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Er. J. Meade Thomas B. Powell

Judge MacRae Hands Out Stiff Sentences Here

Lonnie H Swift of Statesville received two years on the roads while his sister Mary Swift of Lenoir and Mattie Morris of Winston-Salem drew 15 months in the workhouse for occupying a room for immoral purposes and immoral vagrancy. Swift also faced aiding and abetting in prostitution as officers testified the trio lived at Redding Apartments since April 13. The court called the case shocking and all defendants appealed.

Lonnie H. Swift Statesville Mary Swift Lenoir Mattie Morris Winston-Salem High Point Lonnie Swift Redding D. C. MacRae T. K. Hill Eloise Lovett Mack T. Chaplin West Bay Street George Kersey South Main Street Roger Martin Trinity Raymond Boles T. T. Griffin Manning Street

Barker Supports FDR and New Deal in Sixth District Race

Oscar G. Barker of Durham, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth District, endorses the New Deal and demands clear positions from opponents. He argues farmers oppose Hooverism and small political interests, vows an intensive campaign, and will dedicate time to High Point as he tours the district.

Oscar G. Barker Durham Barker Mr. Barker Lewis E. Teague High Point

Man Arrested For Purse Snatch With Baltimore Ticket Motive

Fayetteville April 26 a Negro was arrested for snatching a woman's purse at the bus station. He told police he did not want the woman to leave town because the bag held a Baltimore ticket and he liked her.

Fayetteville Baltimore

May Day at Leonard Street School Queen crowned

Annual May Day exercises at Leonard Street School set for Saturday afternoon May 4 at 4. Catherine Clanton to be crowned Queen of May with Joan Brooks as maid of honor and attendants including Johnnie Banks Cornelia Robbins Blanche Martin and Le Mon Smith to escort the queen. Dancing unit to perform Tuesday evening April 30 at 8. Banquet honors Mrs M M Gerran and J C Crawford at William Penn High School cafeeria tonight.

Leonard Street School Catherine Clanton Joan Brooks Johnnie Banks Cornelia Robbins Blanche Martin le Mon Smith Wintson-Salem Teachers College Leonard Street Six - Club Women's Memorail A. M. E. Church M M. Gerran J. C. Crawford William Penn High School H. B. Barkly St James A. M. E. Church Winston- Salem

Christian Crusaders Open Meeting Tonight in Greensboro

More than 100 youths from North Carolina cities register for the North Carolina Christian Crusaders Convention opening at 7:30 p m at the First Church of God 1012 Asheboro Street Rev Adam W Miller of Anderson Indiana former missionary and head of the group will speak on Christ's Challenge to Modern Youth Tonight and again Sunday Dr Miller will headline sessions with topics on youth and faith through the weekend including Missionary Experiences and Christ Calls to Youth Follow Me

North Carolina Christian Crusaders Convention First Church of God Asheboro Street Adam W. Miller Anderson Ind The Christian Crusaders Young People's Organization of the Church of God Dr. Miller Guy Kinney High Point Rex Skidmore B. B. Sellers Green Hill Bertha Reese J. T. Lackey Hickory V. Sunday H. L. Calloway Sue White Christ

Saunders's Son Survives Narrow Close Call in Auto Breakdown

Raleigh April 26. The Saunders family faced near tragedy as W. O. Saunders drowned near Deep Creek Va. while his son William Keith Saunders, a Highway Safety official, survived a rear axle failure outside Lexington. Australia reports its 1939-40 wheat crop at over 210 million bushels.

Raleigh W. O. Saunders Elizabeth City Deep Creek William Keith Saunders Highway Safety Division Young Saunders Lexington Australia

Snake bite safety and first aid guidance from Uncle Ray

Uncle Rays Corner warns hikers about venomous rattlesnakes and advises leg protection, high boots, and ankle-length overalls to reduce bites. It explains first aid steps including tying a blood tourniquet, keeping the victim still, attempting venom extraction methods, and cautions against rough treatment while seeking medical help.

All About Pneumonia Treatments for Children

Dr. Richard Arthur Bolt outlines advances in treating pediatric pneumonia. He notes serum therapy, then new drugs like sulfapyradine compounds, and the role of oxygen in care. Emphasizes careful hospital monitoring due to toxic risks and variable effectiveness by pneumonia type.

Bolt United States

Funeral Rites for Jesse Lee Wilson Held at Methodist Church

Funeral services for Jesse Lee Wilson aged 47 who died at his home on 1201 Park Street were held Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mitch ell's Grove Methodist Church with Rev H L Calloway officiating. Singers included Ruby Smith Hilda Barbee Rex Skidmore and G L Osteen. Pallbearers were N L Goins Roy Mattox Henry Byerly Winfred Miller R W Walker and Manuel White. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Jesse Lee Wilson Park Street Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Church H. L. Calloway Asheboro Street N. L. Goins Roy Mattox Henry Byerly Winfred Miller R. W. Walker Manuel White

South Carolina Broker Dies at Columbia Home

Moultrie B. Hutchinson aged 69 died at his Columbia residence after a brief illness. Originally from Summerville he had lived in the capital for 28 years representing a New York brokerage firm. He is survived by his widow Katherine Huntington of Pleasantville New York.

Columbia 8. C Moultrie B. Hutchinson Summerville New York Katherine Huntington Pleasantville N. Y

Broadhurst and Rialto Show Film Mix in Coast Line Theatre

Listings note Gene Autry in de Grande with Smiley B at Broadhurst from 1:52 to 9:57 and Richard Dix Chester Morris features in Paramount and Carolina Five Came Back at various times. Rialto bills Range War with Bill at multiple showings. Two sisters from Summerville and Hendersonville appear in the notes. London contemplates pulling up 90 abandoned streetcar lines for scrap steel.

Broadhurst Gene Autry de Grande Smiley Carolina Chester Morris

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