Dr S S Coe Dies At 53 After Illness And Surgery
Dr S S Coe 53 city physician for 12 years and active in religious and amateur sports life died at a local hospital after two weeks illness and an appendix operation. He was a Methodist Protestant church trustee and served institutions including the orphanage High Point College and Children’s Home. Surviving wife two daughters mother and several siblings. Funeral from 219 Hillcrest Drive Emerywood Tuesday at 10 a m with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Methodist Protestant Church
Dr. Coe
First Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Annual Conference
High Point College
Verta Idol
Julia
Mary Ann Coe
8. F. Coe
Greensboro
J. C
C. F
J. N. Coe
W. F. Medearis
McLeansville
L. W. Jobe
H. F. Surratt
Thomasville
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood
Roy J. Farmer
P. E. Lindley
A. G. Dixon
Oakwood Cemetery
C. C. Robbins
W. L. Jackson
Ernest Wall
H. Frank Huntucker
P. S. Kennett
C. E. Sheloff
Lewis BE. Teague
John C. Whitesell
A. M. Rankin
Samuel Staley Coe
Samuel F. Coe
Mary Ann Staley Coe
Guilford County
Liberty Institute
Liberty
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Aurora
N. C
Succumbs Dr. Coe Popular Local Physician and Sportsman
Dr. 8 8 Coe, a well known local physician and sportsman, died this morning. He arrived in 1912 and built a large practice. He served as city physician, aided the M P Children's Home without pay, and gave medical support to High Point College students. He supported athletic programs at school, college, and local leagues and was a member of the Numa F. Reid Lodge of Masons.
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J. R. Reitzel
Coe
M. P. Children’s Home
High Point College
Dr. Coe
Numa F. Reid Lodge of Masons
New Roofs At Cut Rates Offer Easy Payment Plan
Thomasville Carolina Asphalt Products Co announces competition beating roofing costs with new roofs on easy payment terms. Old roofs can be renewed with a specially asbestos coating to resemble new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Carolina Asphalt Products Co
Thomasville, N. C
Tracy A Greene Taken by Death
Tracy A Greene, 23, died at his mother’s home from a sudden heart attack after ten days of declining health. Born March 31, 1911 in Montgomery county, he moved to High Point 11 years ago and worked at Tucker Dry Cleaning. Surviving are his mother, seven brothers, two sisters, and funeral services are set at 1 p.m. at Green Street Baptist Church with interment in Dover church cemetery.
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Tracy A. Greene
H. C. Greene
Thissell Street
Montgomery County
H. C
Ursula Criscoe Greene
High Point
J. A
Kelly R
Fred Co
Charlie Greene
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Dover Baptist Church
J. A. Brewer
Frank Brewer
Tally Greene
Ernest McMahon
Curtis Cagle
Connie Sykes
Mrs. Gertie Clodfelter Dies in Thomasville
Mrs Gertie Clodfelter wife of J W Clodfelter died at her home 509 Dillon Street last night after a yearlong paralysis illness Surviving are her husband four sons Olin Fred Walter of Thomasville Alton of West Virginia and six daughters D C Musgrave Lexington Olin Daily Elmer Hill J R Hawks Banner Boggs Dorothy Clodfelter all of Thomasville The funeral will be at Southside Baptist church Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Fairgrove cemetery
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Thomasville
Gertie Clodfelter
J. W. Clodfelter
Dillon Street
Olin
Fred
Walter
Alton
West Virginia
D. C. Musgrave
Lexington
Olin Daily
Elmer Hill
J. R. Hawks
Banner Boggs
Dorothy Clodfelter
Southside Baptist Church
Fairgrove Cemetery
Twin cantaloupe on display at The Enterprise
A twin cantaloupe grown by W. C. Paschal in his Fairfield road garden was placed on display today at The Enterprise urging readers to visit and view the unusual fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Paschal
Fairfield Road
Enterprise Today
Bound 10 Higher Court On Charge Of Forgery Here
Joe Blackburn charged with forgery for passing a 6.48 dollar check at McDonald Service stores was bound over to the Guilford Superior Court. Judge Teague found probable cause and Blackburn faces the next term. The docket also covered fornication and adultery for Blackburn and Pegey Cross with sentences of eight and six months respectively. The report notes a heavy prohibition docket and police activity leading to jail overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blackburn
McDonald Service
Guilford
Mose Murray
John Watts
Horace Howard
B. W. Riley
James Gray
C. A. Benfield
Glenn May
William Slate
Jim Friday
George Miller
James McKeever
Grace Turner
Shuler Nichols
Ola King
Sam Setzer
Bill Poage
L. Poage
John Walker
Willie Gaither
Raleigh Lovings
Arthur Bradberry
H. R. Poplin
T. C. Wilson
Steve Little
Fred Dixon
Clarence Bowman
Greensboro
Correction of Property Lot Dimensions in Classified Ad
An error appeared in yesterday's Enterprise for Smith Deal Realty & Insurance Co. ad at 808 E Lexington Ave. The lot was listed as 8 x 281 feet but should read 80 x 281 feet. The Enterprise issues this correction and invites inspection this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithdeal Realty & Insurance Co
Lexington Ave
Negro Poison Whiskey Illness Report
Henry Doster, a Black man, drank poison whiskey and became ill last night. He was brought by Koonce's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital around 8:30 p.m. and later sent home to 836 Hoover Street after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Doster
Henry
Koonce
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hoover Street
Reading Habits of High Point Residents Revealed
The Inquiring Reporter surveys library readers to find popular genres and authors. Romance and mystery remain top choices among 6 650 of 7 000 readers, with authors like Temple Bailey Faith Baldwin Rex Beach and Zane Grey highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Tempie Bailey
Faith Baldwin
Rex Beach
James Oliver Curwood
Zane Grey
Grace Livingston Hill
Kathleen Norris
Margaret Pedier
Edgar Wallace
Harold Bell Wright
Temple Bailey
Mechanics
Life
Judge
Good Housekeeping
Time
Vogue
Harper's
Saturday Evening Post
High Point
Eugene Jolas
Ezra Pound
James Joyce
Ulysses
United States
van Dines
Edgar Wallaces
Carolyn Wellses
Ellery Queens
Alfred Mack Hiatt Laid To Last Rest At Mount Pleasant
Funeral services for Alfred Mack Hiatt 86 died Friday in Davidson county were held Sunday at 3 30 pm from his home. Pallbearers were Hiatt grandsons J Wade Rufus Joseph Ernest Jessie and Joseph. Granddaughters carried flowers. About 1500 friends attended from High Point Thomasville Winston Salem Lexington Mount Holly Gastonia Hillsboro and Kernersville. A Midway Methodist Church quartet sang including What a Friend We Have In Jesus Safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mack Hiatt
Davidson County
J. Wade Hiatt
Rufus Hiatt
Joseph Hiatt
Ernest Darr
Jessie Murphy
Joseph Murphy
Mesdames
Homer Hayworth
Allen Monroe
J. B. Fink
Lewis Burns
Pauline Hiatt
Dorothy Hi
Revival Meeting At Church Of God Opens Tonight
The revival at the Church of God on Asheboro Street starts tonight at 7:30 led by evangelist Rev. Boyce Blackwelder from Anderson Indiana. Special singing by the Osteen quartet and church choir. Public invited. notes confirm no ties to the unknown tongue denomination. Interment followed at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Church of God
Asheboro Street
Boyce Blackwelder
Anderson
Ind
Blackwelder
Concord
Arrow Heights Church of God
Osteen
Roosevelt Support Grows in Georgia Reader Polls
Two Georgia papers Albany Herald and Griffin Daily News report results from a NEA questionnaire asking Are you better off today than you were a year ago The Albany votes show Yes and No tallies for six questions including debts bank accounts and working conditions The Griffin scores list the same prompts with differing Yes and No counts plus a grand total for each city
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Roosevelt
Georgia
Enterprise
NEA
Albany Herald
Griffin Daily News
Albany
Griffin
Jones Furnishes Bond After Hendrix Assault Charge
L G Jones a former police officer was indicted for assault with a deadly weapon against Fred Hendrix a former Randolph deputy sheriff. Jones posted bond of 500 to await court after Hendrix testified he was assaulted and that a shotgun was in the car. Hendrix said he was secretly attacked and recovered at Burrus Memorial Hospital as the quarrel followed a week of ill feeling.
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L. G. Jones
Fred Hendrix
Randolph
Hendrix
Jones
Friddle
Friddie
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Archdale
Two Arrested in Local Forgery Ring Case
Police charged James Godwin and Herbert King with multiple forgery counts after a forgery ring victimized several local businessmen. Godwin faces three additional warrants. King is named in several counts with Godwin. Bond set at $500 for each case.
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James Godwin
Lexington Avenue
Godwin
Jesse Washburn
N. W. Bales
Herbert King
North
Hamilton Street
King
Washburn
J. W. McMahon
Police Bureau of Identification
Bond
Fireworks Explosion Marks Paulsen Birthday Spectacle
In Omaha, a 110 degree day saw 1000 motorists gather as $1000 worth of fireworks stored at the H. K. Paulsen farm exploded in a shack. The incident occurred on Paulsen's 66th birthday and was blamed on the sun by Paulsen and firemen.
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Omaha
Neb
H. K. Paulsen
Paulsen
Beauty Pageant Set to Crown Miss High Point August 17
A beauty pageant on August 17 selects a Local Miss High Point to represent the Andrew Jackson Post of the American Legion at the state convention in Greensboro August 26 to 28. The winner advances to Miss North Carolina at the Miami national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
the Legion
Greensboro
Miami
Fla
Legion
Police Chase Drunk Man On Motorcycle Through City
Ted R. Wilson was arrested on a charge of operating a motorcycle while intoxicated after a multi mile pursuit that started in the west end, wound through yards and streets, and ended in downtown Thomasville. Bond was set at $500.
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Thomasville
Ted R. Wilson
Pickett Cotton Mill
Wilson
English Street
Society Notes and Delays Dot Local Life
Miss Florine Riley of Meridian visits Miss Mamie Griffin in Trinity. Miss Grace Riley of Trinity visits her mother in Henderson Tennessee. Miss Ruby Culler returns from Camp Latta near Charlotte and Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Picnic postponed until next week due to the death of Dr S. S. Coe. Beulah Winfrey class of Green Street Baptist to meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm.
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Florine Riley
Meridian, Miss
Mamie Griffin
Trinity
Grace Riley
Henderson, Tenn. Sc
Ruby Culler
Woodrow Avenue
Camp Latta
Charlotte
Myrtle Beach
S. C
First Methodist Protestant Church
8S. S. Coe
V. F. W. Meeting Tonight At East Washington Hall
The local post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the hall on East Washington street. All members are urged to attend as matters of special importance are to be discussed.
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Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
Enforced 718 Demands Prompt Action by Hosiery Union
A district council meeting of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers urged Visional Administrator A. Glancy to enforce Section 7-A of the National Recovery Act and to curb law violators. Delegates including William Smith of Philadelphia and local strikers from Hatch Hosiery Mill Belmont, N C, traveled to Washington to press the National Labor Board on alleged 7-A violations. About sixty delegates from multiple North Carolina cities attended the conference with Smith, planning to aid a new core workers unit in the southern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Glancy
District Counc American Federation of Hosie Workers
Hatch
Belm
Glancy
Hatch Hosiery
Belmont
N. C
Blue Eagle
Beca
Harriman
Harriman Mills
Tennessee
HW Hatch Company
South
William Smith
Philadphia
American Federation of Host Workers
National Organizati
Uni
Durham
Union
Fifuch
F Ter
Burling
Washington
National Labor Boa
Lawrence Hogan
Hi Point
Greensboro
Ward Statesville
Hickory
Durha Winston-Salem
Concordmont
Burlington
Ashevi
Mr Smith
Discrimination Charge Aired Over Burlington Hosiery Mill
National Labor Board hearing in Washington addressed alleged discrimination at the Foster Hosiery Mill in Burlington North Carolina. AF of F workers representative L Hogan said four men were not rehired after a month shutdown, disputing the mill’s claim they were inefficient and asserting reinstatement was blocked for union activities. Lloyd K Garrison chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foster Hiery
Burlington, N
National Labor Relail Board
L. Hogan
American Federation of Fur Fashioned
Atlanta
Lloyd K. Garrison
National Board
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Egg and Butter Prices
Chicago markets list bat er steady at 8 808 for creamery specials and varied egg and butter figures. No butter or egg sales reported. receipts and grade breakdowns for fresh and local product noted with multiple price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bater
Cials
Remarkable 12 Inch Ear Grown by H R Pow Displayed at Prospect
A giant corn ear about 12 inches long is shown in The Entprise window. It was grown by H R Pow in his garden on Prospect Road and attracts curious onlookers as a local oddity.
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H. R. Pow
Prospect Road
Feen a Mint Laxative Promises Six Key Benefits
A vintage ad touts Feen a mint laxative claiming six features: delicious taste to encourage use, thorough natural action, habit forming, safe for children, no spoilage of appetite, and gradual placement of the laxative in the intestines. It notes doctors regularly prescribe the active ingredient and warns delay is dangerous.
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S. S. Coe
Sheraton
ESSO
R. A. Teague
N. Wrenn St
Atlas
Central Ice Delivery Co
City Shoe Shop
Mount Pleasant
Jesus
Aca
Post of American Legion
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Sunday School
Wir
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
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