Alabama Defends Bankhead in Senate Fight
Montgomery Ala Aug 7 The Alabama secretary of state replies to Senator Hastings of Delaware denying that Senator John H Bankhead disqualified himself by campaign spending. The open letter clarifies that 11331 total expenditures cover both primary and general elections with 8831 50 in the primary.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pete B. Jarman, Jr
Daniel ©. Hastings
Dela Ware
United States Senate Elections Investigation Committee
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Jarman
Frank A. Hampton
Heflin
Bankhead
Family Re United Father Seeks Work To Stay Here
A Norfolk man, 8 E Byram, and his daughter reunited after six years. Byram, visiting High Point, planned to stay and seek work, offering to do mill work, painting, farming, or any labor. Call The Enterprise to connect him with potential employment.
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E. Byram
Norfolk
Local Candidate Reports Spending Gap in Elections
A report notes that the candidate spent $2,700 in the general election and did not expend $10,000 in either election, highlighting fundraising and campaign finance figures.
General J. S. Harris Spending Day Here
General J. Shakespeare Harris commander of the First North Carolina brigade of the U C V. R J Shelton Mrs Ernest Hicks Emma Bonnie Caldwell and Mrs R O Caldwell of Concord are spending the day with Miss I Irvin Paylor on Brentley avenue.
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J. Shakespeare Harris
North Carolina
R. J. Shelton
Ernest Hicks
Emma Bonnie Caldwell
R. O. Caldwell
Concord
Bowne 5 Speaker At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Reverend H. Norwood Bowne addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Country Club noon meeting. Teel Williams and Don MacRae directed the program as Bowne discussed unemployment, reform, and federal aid, urging cooperation with civic groups and church and labor organizations.
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H. Norwood Bowne
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Teel Williams
Don MacRae
Hoover
Mr. Bowne
High Point Civic Inter-Club Society
American Federation of Labor
Perry Lindley
Lawrence Matton
A. E. Tate
L. Davis, Sr
W. W. Rankin
Durham Kiwanis Club
Even Exchange Nets Farmer Seven Dollars
Greenville 8 C Aug 7 John L Newman a Greenville realtor says he did better with one peach tree than many orchards as his single tree bore heavy fruit and was picked this morning. A thief took the peaches but dropped a seven fifty fountain pen leaving Newman about seven dollars ahead since peaches bring only fifty cents a bushel.
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Greenville
S. C
John L. Newman
Greenville Realtor
Police Help Wake Sleeping Son on Lake Street
Officers respond to a distraught father on Lake Street and rouse his sleepy-eyed son from bed. The father is pleased while the officers share a moment of amusement as the boy wakes.
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Lake Street
Cha
Crews Bound Over In Narcotic Case
Dr. N H Crews eye ear nose and throat specialist pleads guilty to illegal narcotics purchase before United States Commissioner A S Selders in Trotter office. Bound over to December 7 federal term in Greensboro with $1000 bond signed by Mrs Crews. He plans treatment after arranging personal affairs. Commissioner notes influence from medical profession seeking to aid him and minimize charges before trial.
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N. H. Crews
United States
A. Selders
Justice of the Peace
A. H. Trotter
Greensboro
Crews
Selders
Radish Shaped Like Prehistoric Reptile Found in Garden Bed
H C Fogleman of 509 Newton street added three unusual radishes to the Enterprise window collection. The largest turns nine inches around and is white. a white ten inch specimen splits into a trunk and leg appearance. a small red radish shows a side growth.
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Enterprise
H. C. Fogleman
Newton Street
Mrs W F Norman Dies At 52 In Laurinburg
Mrs. W F Norman 52 formerly of this city died at her Laurinburg residence at 3 30 this morning. Born in Lancaster County S C in 1879 she moved to this city and married W Flem Norman in 1898. Survived by mother Mrs J B Campbell two sons Clyde and W F Norman Jr a daughter Mrs James McCrae a sister Mrs Eugene Idol a brother Clyde B Curlee and two nieces. Remains to be sent to this city with graveside services at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named T J Gold Sr A S Parker W Chase Idol Lamar McCallum C F Sheloff P H Johnson.
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W. F. Norman
Laurinburg
S. C
Boston
Norman
Snow Lumber Company
Clyde Norman
W. F. Norman, Jr
James McCrae
Eugene Idol
Oak Ridge
Clyde B. Curlee
Knoxville
Tenn
Margaret
Nancy Idol
Oakwood Cemetery
T. J. Gold, Sr
A. S. Parker
W. Chase Idol
Lamar McCallum
C. F. Sheloff
P. H. Johnson
Mrs. Susan Scarce Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Scarce were held at the Happy Home Christian church in Rockingham County, conducted by Rev. C. F. Barnes. Interment followed in the church cemetery. pallbearers were grandsons Troy, Russell, William, Leonard, Gordon and Hugh Scarce.
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Susan Scarce
Trinity
Route 1
Happy Home Christian Church
Rockingham County
C. F. Barnes
Church
Troy
Russell
William
Leonard
Gordon
Hugh Scarce
Nella
Eva
Jessie
Ruby
Madie Scarce
Fannie Croker
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Hl. Bankhead
Senate
J. S. Harris
Voiles
Dimity
A. E
Alexander and Co
N. Main
Bowne
Will
Kinney’s
Oxfords
Laurinburg, S. C
North Carolina Public Service Co
Miss Gooch
North Main Street
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