Red Cross Expands Pellagra Fight in High Point
High Point's Red Cross Chapter launches an expanded pellagra prevention program starting today. Mrs. Annette D. Coltrane outlines 16 active local cases and plans for nutrition instruction at centers citywide with dietitians from hospitals, High Point College, and schools assisting. Miss Elva B. Bakkie, a national consultant, has outlined actions with nurses, volunteers, PTAs, and Legion auxiliary members.
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High Point
Red Cross
Annette D. Coltrane
High Point College
Bakkie
Coletrane
Washington
Neal Tillman Acquitted in Murder Trial
Neal Tillman of 410 Moon Street was acquitted in municipal court of murdering Irvin Miller with an iron pipe after the principal witness Ralph Williamson testified Miller attacked Tillman at a Southeastern Express office. The verdict follows testimony detailing Miller threatening Tillman with a knife and attacking him during a dispute over work and a report about Miller’s conduct. Other witnesses corroborated that Miller had a violent reputation and Tillman had been free on bond.
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Neal Tillman
Moon Street
Irvin Miller
Miller
Lewis E. Teague
Ralph Williamson
Tillman and Miller
Southeastern Express Comny
Tillman
Mente
Kiter
Williamson
Usnlves
Attorney N Cox Moves Offices to Arcade Building
N Cox, attorney at law, who kept offices on West Washington street for years, announced today he has moved to modern ground floor quarters in the Arcade building.
Musical program at Cloverdale Church of the Living God
A special program tonight at 7 30 o'clock at Cloverdale Church of the Living God on Ogden street features music by the choir of the Second Christian church and the Globe Parlor string band.
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Cloverdale Church of the Living God
Ogden Street
Second Christian Church
Globe Parlor
Doctor McCain Moves Offices to North Main Street Quarters
Dr. Walkup K. McCain relocates his practice from 623 North Main Street to new offices shared with Dr. J. G. Groome and Dr. M. A. Lackey on North Main Street. Announcement made today.
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Walkup K. McCain
North Main Street
J. G. Groome
M. A. Lackey
Metropoli tan Life Insurance Offices Relocate to Arcade Building
Norman Fidler, manager, announced that the Metropoli tan Life Insurance offices moved this morning from the Security National Bank Building to the Arcade building on North Main Street. The new quarters occupy the front on the second floor.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Security National Bank
Arcade
North Main Street
Norman Fidler
Negroes Accuse One Another In Murder Case
Greensboro April 30 Special The case charging John Lawrence and Sallie Ashe with the murder of John Roberson in High Point neared the Guilford Superior Court jury stage. Lawrence did not take the stand as expected and contends Ashe is responsible. Roberson’s alleged killer testified placing blame on Lawrence. Tom Gold Jr counsel for Lawrence spoke to the jury as the case neared a jury verdict around 4 PM.
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Greensboro
John Lawrence
Sallie Ashe
John Roberson
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Lawrence
Ashe
Roberson
Tom Gold, Jr Jr
Challenge Day At City Polls For Election Preparations
Registrations staff will hold Challenge Day tomorrow at 14 polling places across the city from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to receive any challenges related to the city election set for next Tuesday. If challenges arise, a hearing hour will be scheduled Monday with the registrar and both party judges plus the challenged individual present. No Republican ticket and light registration reduce expected challenges.
Two Men Bound Over In Death Of Negro
Clyde Gurley and M H Chadwick were bound over for Guilford Superior Court on manslaughter charges after a preliminary hearing in municipal court. Will Gilmore, a 65 year old Black man, died from injuries after being struck by Gurley and then a second car driven by Chadwick.
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Clyde Gurley
Gilmore
Gurley
Chadwick
Frank Yarber
Washington Street
Charlie Harris
J. M. Murdoch
T. E. Smith
East Green Street
James M. Kennedy
Hazel Comer
Willie McMillan
A. C. Clinard
Firemen Return From North Carolina Drill School
Fire Chief B. K. Ingram and seven firefighters returned from the North Carolina Fire College and Drill school in Durham. The group praised this year’s instruction as superior to past offerings and included Assistant Chief C. B. Canady Captain C. L. Monroe Lieutenant Paul Fulton and privates J A Monroe W P Brown P W Davis and P M Burgess.
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B. K. Ingram
North Carolina Fire College and Drill School
Durham
Ingram
C. 8. Canady
C. L. Monroe
Paul Fulton
J. A. Monroe
W. P. Brown
P. W. Davis
P. M. Burgess
Dr Lindley to Give Eleven Spring Commencement Addresses
Dr P K Lindley dean of High Point College will deliver eleven commencement addresses this spring. He began on April 26 speaking at Farmington high school and follows with stops at Denton Polkville Providence school Climax Jamestown Sumner Staley Sandy Ridge E M Holt high school Ranchman and Trinity through May 21.
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Dr. Lindley
P. K. Lindley
High Point College
Farmington High School
Denton
Polkville
Providence School
Climax
Jamestown
Sumner
Staley
Sandy Ridge
E. M
Death of W E Jones Veteran Railway Clerk
W E Jones aged 68 longtime Atlantic and North Carolina railroad clerk and former Norfolk Southern employee died after weeks of illness at his son's home R P Jones. Burial was held in Cove City Craven County this afternoon. He passed away Wednesday night.
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Goldsboro
W. E. Jones
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Norfolk Southern
R. P. Jones
Cove City
Craven County
Kiwanis Aid to High Point Golf Team Ahead of Chattanooga Meet
The Kiwanis club donated 25 dollars to help defray expenses for High Point high school golfers traveling to Chattanooga Tennessee for the Southern Interscholastic tournament to be held next Thursday and Friday. Team members John Oliffendal and Sidney Gayle Jr. attended the club as guests.
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Kiwanis Club
High Point
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Oliffendal
Sidney Gayle, Jr
Old Indian Tonic Offered At 49 Cents A Bottle
Advertises a one dollar bottle of Old Indian Tonic for 49 cents as a value claim. Promises relief for stomach kidney and liver troubles and various pains. Includes dubious refund offer and vague dosing statements with questionable health claims.
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Brbcan Colleges
DR. M'Cain
M. H. Chadwick
Aekee Court
Drill School
W. BE. Jones
Pablum
Mennen
Carter
Larvex
Rinson
Lux Soap
KOTEX
Fletcher
Castoria
Horlick
B.C
White House
SR «UN 6Calka-Seltzer F& 2
McCoys
U.S.A
Putnam
Crisco
Whitman
Russell McPhail
Tales
Epsom
Main St
Beami
North Main St
South Main St
Noxzema
Plastex T
Mann Drug Store
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