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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1937

Page

12

Desperadoes Fall to Guilford Judges in Payroll Robbery Plot

Three armed men captured near a bank in High Point pleaded guilty in Guilford Superior Court to attempted robbery and conspiracy. G. W. Pattillo, W. G. Maddox, and Lonnie Macemore received long prison terms with suspended portions. Judge Frank Armstrong handled the sentencing after High Point officers trapped them in a parked car outside the High Point Savings and Trust company.

Pattillo Maddox Mace More Greensboro High Point Pickett Cotton Mills Guilford Superior Court Lonnie Macemore Frank Armstrong High Point Savings and Trust Company

Dr. H. B. Kennedy to Speak at Woodmen Meeting

Dr. Herbert B. Kennedy of Omaha Nebraska medical director of the Woodmen of the World will address the local camp at the hall East Commerce Street tomorrow night at 8 o'clock He is joined by T E Newton state manager of the W O W and Woodmen from Kernersville Thomasville Burlington Asheboro Greensboro and Winston Salem have been invited to attend the event

Herbert B. Kennedy Omaha Neb Woodmen of the World East Commerce Street Kennedy National Organization T. E. Newton Winston Kernersville Thomasville Burlington Asheboro Greensboro Winston-Salem Dr. Kennedy

Local Negroes Get Sentences

Garfield Robbins aged 18 and Maxie Gibbs aged 16, High Point residents, were sentenced by Judge Frank Armstrong in Greensboro Superior Court on charges of breaking and entering and larceny and receiving. They admitted stealing 100 hosiery forms valued at 1600 dollars from Adams Millis company in High Point in December 1935. The forms were not recovered. They were sentenced to four to twelve years on larceny and receiving and ten years for breaking and entering, suspended on good behavior for ten years. Both were marked with bad records by High Point officers.

Greensboro Garfield Robbins Maxie Gibbs High Point Frank Armstrong Adams- Millis Corporation

Railroad crossing elimination work underway in city

City Manager E M Knox told City Engineer Sam H Strickland to clear the right of way for a temporary track on the north side of the railroad. Work focuses on the stretch from Wrenn street to Beamon street with obstructions such as pipes being removed by owners immediately.

E. M. Knox Sam H. Strickland Wrenn Street Beamon Street

Joe Cundiff Sentenced in Guilford Bigamy Case

Joe Cundiff aged 25 of High Point received a three to five year state prison term after pleading guilty to bigamy. He reportedly married Helen Troxler Cundiff in Danville Virginia on March 12 1936 and Ruth Daniels Cundiff in South Carolina on January 24 1937. The two women testified to marriages and a child. A High Point sergeant noted Cundiff did not deny the charges at arrest. he did not testify. Also arraigned were Sallie Ashe alias Sallie Reggins and John Lawrence alias Homer Lawrence on murder and arson. A 75 special venire was ordered for their trial.

Greensboro Joe Cundiff High Point Frank Armstrong Guilford Superior Court Helen Troxler Cundiff Danville Ruth Daniels Cundiff South Carolina Cundiff Sallie Ashe Sallie Reggins John Lawrence Homer Lawrence

Burton Reunion Next Sunday Features Music

Seventeen singing groups from Durham, Burlington, Greensboro and nearby towns will perform for two hours at the first Burton family reunion at Oak Hill Friends church starting 12:30 PM. Bill Burton leads arrangements with J W Johnson assisting, with Rev Norman J Osborne in charge of devotional exercises and Rev H O Miller giving a short talk on the family history. Families are invited to bring picnic baskets for a platform dinner after the musical program in the grove near the church.

Burton Oak Hill Friends Church Bill Burton Greensboro J. W. Johnson High Point Norman J. Osborne H. O. Miller Hilliard Memorial Church Virginia England Durham Burlington Winston- Salem Mount Airy Thomasville Lexington Fossett Pine Grove Smith Sisters Central Carolina Berrier Stamps Hartford Florida Street Church Vickery Girls Evangelistic Forsyth Thomas Chisholm Sisters High Point Harmony Burtons John Burton F. A. Burton J. Martine Burton Grady Burton George Burton June Anderson

Bishop Hafey to Confirm 30 at St Edward's Thursday

The Most Rev W J Hafey bishop of the Raleigh diocese will administer the sacrament of confirmation to about 30 candidates at St Edward's church Thursday evening at eight. The ceremony strengthens the spiritual life and invites all to attend, Catholic or non Catholic.

W. J. Hafey Raleigh St. Edward's Church

Dr. E. H. Blackard To Lead Prayer Service

Dr Embree H Blackard pastor will lead the midweek prayer meeting at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 o clock The public is invited to participate in the service.

Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Embree H. Blackard

York Tours Junior High Urging Peace Over War

Sergeant Alvin C. York delivered a feature address at a junior high school auditorium as part of the Emergency Peace Campaign pleading for no more foreign wars and the cleansing of hate. He criticized neutrality pacts and called for laws restricting arms shipments and prohibiting war profiteering. Rev. Tom A. Sykes and community leaders spoke, with the event capped by musical tributes.

Alvin C. York Army Navy Tennessee Mountainer House Senate MR. Sykes York Tom A. Sykes Central Friends Church Japan Great Britain Sykes D. C. MacRae High Point J. Clay Madison First Methodist Protestant Church H. A. White Institute of International Relations Duke University W. B. Hall C. N. Royal Green Street Baptist Church Virginia Frank America

Carolina Container Workers Return After Settlement

Employees of the Carolina Container company who walked out Monday returned to their jobs this morning after an agreement was reached. General manager C. T. Ingram said the settlement was satisfactory to both management and employees, ending a two day wage dispute.

Carolina Container Company C. T. Ingram

Garner Installed as Moose Head at High Point Lodge

N. L. Garner was installed as new dictator of High Point lodge No. 693 Loyal Order of Moose at the installation meeting last night. Officers installed included J. E. Smith vice-dictator M. F. Crooks prelate A. C. Beeson treasurer C. L. Michael trustee J. H. Green sergeant-at-arms R. I. Gordon assistant sergeant-at-arms Irving Wise man inner guard J. E. Hendrix outer guard.

N. L. Garner High Point Lodge No. 693 Loyal Order of Moose J. E. Smith M. F. Crooks A. C. Beeson C. L. Michael J. H. Green R. I. Gordon Irving Wbiseman J. E. Hendrix BE. D. Hedrick The Legion of the Moose C. A. Heilig Winston-Salem H. A. Hewitt Great North Moose F. D. Clutter Danville Luther Inman John Brown Luther Young

Muse Qualifies As Administrator of Gammon Estate

C. C. Muse of High Point qualified as administrator of the estate of N. B. Gammon who died October 10 1936. The estate valued at 252 dollars in personal property. Heirs listed are widow Mrs Helen Gammon and son Garland Gammon, both of High Point.

C. C. Muse High Point Superior Court Gammon Helen Gammon Garland Gammon

Frank Hawks to Attend Airport Opening in May

Lieut. Commander Frank Hawks will attend the dedication of Lindley field now Greensboro High Point airport on May 28 29 as part of a celebration. Noted pilots including Dick Merrill and officials like Gov Clyde R Hoey and Senator J W Bailey will join the ceremony. Air mail and passenger service are expected to resume late May after remodeling.

Greensboro Frank Hawks Lindley Field Greensboro High Point Airport J. T. Martin Martin Hawks Dick Merrill United States

Mrs Coltrane Returns Here From Red Cross Flood Work

Annette D. Coltrane executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter returns to High Point after serving as a case worker in Portsmouth Ohio since February 15. She praised High Point’s flood relief response and described the rehabilitation role aiding small businesses and assessing damages for aid awards. Portsmouth’s courage amid damage was also commended.

Annette D. Coltrane American Red Cross High Point Portsmouth Ohio Coltrane Red Cross National Red Cross Group

Services Held For P. D. Hutchens

Funeral services were conducted at Green Street Baptist church for P. D. Hutchens who died at his home on Salem street. A quartet sang standard hymns with additional numbers by Argie Wood, and pallbearers included M. C. Culler and J. C. Cross. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.

P. D. Hutchens Salem Street Green Street Baptist Church C. N. Royal N. F. Britt North Park Baptist Church J. M. Hilliard Paul Koonce Wade Koonce Ray Cross Julian Liddle

Ryan returns from Washington for Southern furniture talks

Rambling reporter notes J T Ryan secretary of the Southern furniture manufacturers association arrives in High Point from Washington after sessions of the United States Chamber of Commerce. Police seek Roy Deal, 13, of 311 Reed Street, missing since yesterday, 4 12 feet tall, 135 pounds, blue eyes, light hair.

MR. Ryan J. T. Ryan Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association High Point Washington United States Camber of Commerce Roy Deal Reed Street

Charge Of Manslaughter Against Lopp Dismissed

Judge Lewis E Teague dismissed the manslaughter charge against H E Lopp a Duke Power bus driver after fatal injuries to Barbara Meadows 1698 English street near her home. The accident occurred April 13 and the child died days later. Other court actions included dismissals for several cases and suspended terms for trespassing.

Kara Meadows Lewis E. Teague H. E. Lopp West A Street Barbara Meadows W. Meadows English Street Lopp Busi Duke Power Company

President Roosevelt Passes Through High Point on Piedmont Limited

President Franklin D. Roosevelt travels through High Point at 1 45 PM aboard the Piedmont Limited en route to New Orleans for a Gulf fishing junket. The president is seated in theis High Point car as the train roars through.

Franklin D. Roosevelt High Point New Orleans Gulf

Guilford and Mecklenburg Tie for Most Auto Fatalities

Raleigh report shows Guilford and Mecklenburg counties each tied for four fatal auto accidents, the highest in the state. The data also notes 63 fatal crashes last month causing 74 deaths, with 447 nonfatal incidents and 61 counties reporting no fatal accidents.

Raleigh Charles D. Farmer State Highway Patrol Guilford Mecklenburg North Carolina Charlotte

Addison P. Davis Dies Near Sofia

Addison P. Davis, 81, died at his home Sofia route one early this morning. Survived by wife Carrie Davis and five children—Joe Davis, E G Hall, Mary Davis of Sofia and Alice Asburn Elizabeth Elam of Marshall Indiana. Funeral at Davis Chapel tomorrow at 2 30 PM.

Sale at Salisbury Ralegh

Dr William Moore sales manager for the State Guernsey Breeders association says the seventeenth annual sale of registered stock will be held at Salisbury in May.

Salisbury Raleigh William Moore State Guernsey Breeders Association

United Dry Forces Open HQ in Charlotte Drive

DRY FORCES from Mecklenburg county launched their campaign against liquor legalization with a headquarters opening in Charlotte. The referendum is set for June 1.

Charlotte United Dry Forces Mecklenburg County Aan Toay

Absorbent B Sees Japan under No Contribu

O Arthur Kirk discusses Japan at an American Business club meeting, noting notable ingenuity but limited external contribution. He cites Japan’s absorption of foreign ideas and emphasizes patience and caution in observing its industrial processes.

Japan Ican Business Club O. Arthur Kirk Kirkman Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. W. Pattillo W. G. Maddox H. B. Kennedy Woodmen of World Moore's Stanley Sheea Eaey College &T Main St Schwartz N. Wrenn St .Hilgh Point LOWES Quality Shoe City Shoe Shop Tional Bank Denton Railroad General Offices High Point, N. C Hafey St. Edward’s Church E. H. Blackard Liscibatine Dis Spain France Carolina Container Co High Point Lodge of Moose Install Garner AS Moose Head Mr. Muse BY J. S. Klein Brazil Carlos Gomes Gomes John VI Portugal Europe Conservatory of Music Para Christopher Columbus NEA Service Inc Greensboro-High Point Port Mrs. Coltrane Eugene McNair East High Street J. Surpgeon Hall West Green Street Addison P. Davis Sofia Mr. Kirkman GMC Averal Highland Motors, Inc North Main General Motors Trucks TRAI
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