Third Annual Horse Show To Be Held At Sedgefield
The third annual Horse Show sponsored by the Sedgefield Hunt committee will be at Sedgefield Stables on September 10 and 11 with 48 classes across five gaited hunter jumper and miscellaneous divisions. Nathan Ayers leads as chair and secretary treasurer with Tru man Welling as vice chairman and Paul W Casey as general manager. entries expected from top stables in North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia following Martinsville show.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Decagevein
Nathan Ayers
Truman Welling
Greensboro
Paul W. Casey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Martinsville
High Pointer Fined for Reckless Driving in Thomasville
Charles R. Spain of High Point convicted of reckless driving in Thomasville on July 30 had judgment continued and was ordered to pay court costs plus 100 dollars to the G L Bryant Taxi Co. Walter Lambeth, taxi driver, also faces reckless driving charges and costs. In separate cases, Joe Brown Paul Quick David Quick Paul Franks and Thomas Rollins of Thomasville were fined for drunkenness with 30 days on country roads. Mrs. Howard Segere was guilty of assault on Irene Yates, with judgment suspended.
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Thomasville
Charles R. Spain
High Point
G. L. Bryant Taxi Company
Spain
Walter Lambeth
Lambeth
Joe Brown
Paul Quick
David Quick
Paul Franks
Thomas Rollins
Howard Segere
Irene Yates
Civitan Club hears librarian discuss new High Point library
Mrs. Alice P. White librarian at High Point College spoke to the High Point Civitan club about the new library. She described its ideas, layout and furnishings and handed members a mimeographed list of books needed by departments. President Silas B. Casey presided.
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Alice
Paige White
High Point College
High Point Civitan Club
Two Arrested For Larceny Of Auto
Elwood Rush and Donald Allen, both of New York City, are jailed on $1000 bonds for larceny of an automobile. R V Fitch reported seeing the pair enter his car, chase ensued with Lloyd Wilkes, and the youths abandoned the vehicle at West End before police arrested them.
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Elwood Rush
Donald
Allen
New York City
R. V. Fitch
Willowbrook Street
Mployd Wilkes
Dinner seating etiquette favors engaged men and fiances
In dining arrangements, married couples should be separated while an engaged man may remain with his fiancée, reflecting a social rule that protects formal pairing distinctions within event seating.
J P Rawley Returns Home From Hospital
J P Rawley publisher of The Enterprise has left Burrus Memorial hospital after four weeks and moved to the Rawley residence at 1509 Johnson Street. He is improving but not yet allowed to receive visitors pending further convalescence.
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J. P. Ssawley
The
Enterprise
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Rawley
Johnson Street
Case of Missing Accordion Hears Jurisdiction Question
Nelson W. Wells sues landlady Mrs West for breach of bailment contract after his accordion vanished allegedly to a trickster. Judge Muse reserved ruling until tomorrow morning after over an hour on whether the case is tort or contract and if magistrate court has jurisdiction. Damages of 200 dollars are sought and hinge on contract status versus tort.
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Justice of the Peace
C. C. Muse
Nelson W. Wells
Mra. W. $. West
227 Boulevard
Barnes
Magistrates’ Courts
Chicago Produce Prices and Markets Report
Butter trading at 12 608 pounds with assorted grades in the creamery section. Extra firsts and standards priced around 28 to 31 cents. Eggs cataloged at 9 889 units with unsettled prices and no change noted.
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Chicago
Luther Burbank Creates New Fruit Hybrid
A historic note claims Luther Burbank crossed a lemon and an orange to produce a fruit with orange peel and lemon traits, a notable early example of his horticultural experiments.
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Luther Burbank
Grading Work on Railway Crossing Delayed by Rain
Heavy rains halted grading on the Blythe Brothers railway project with dirt too heavy for trucks. A temporary bridge at Main Street is expected to open tomorrow, while the Willoughby street storm sewer progresses with 36 inch pipes laid and a tunnel planned under High Street to drain the railway cut and nearby business district.
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Blythe Brothers
Main Street
Willoughby Street
High Street
Main
Wrenn Streets
Civil Service Group to Meet for Eligible Lists
The civil service commission meets at 8 30 p m to select eligible lists for girls' commissioner and rodman from recent exam passers. The lists go to City Manager E M Knox for near term appointments to take effect August 15. Chairman Wade P Renfrow notes few passing grades among many applicants.
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Civil Service Commission
Rodman
E. M. Knox
Wade P. Renfrow
Examiner To Get Help For Licenses In District
GreensBoro Aug 10 Special C L Tollant state highway patrol examiner for drivers licenses in this district will be aided after August 16 by C Howard Gray. Tollant will be in High Point each Wednesday examining applicants for licenses from High Point Thomasville and Lexington.
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Greensboro
C. L. Tollant
C. Howard Gray
High Point July arrests total 435 across offenses
City police report for July shows 435 charges, with 112 arrests and four injuries in accidents. Major crimes include 17 burglaries, 9 larcenies, 8 aggravated assaults, 5 robberies, and 46 liquor violations. Traffic issues dominate with 64 illegal parking and 64 speeding related offenses.
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High Point
Trafic Ofenses
Newly Formed Guilford Health Group to Meet Monday
The Guilford County Health Conservation commission, a 30 member panel, will meet in the county commissioners' room on Monday August 16 to map county policies aligned with the national health conservation program.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Health Conservation Commission
Fire guts dry cleaning plant in Asheboro
A blaze at about 5 PM gutted the Ideal Dry Cleaning company office and plant in Asheboro causing several thousand dollars in damage. Rodger's Jewelry store also sustained minor damage. Insurance covers losses. most clothing and records saved by owner. The fire followed another small blaze at Randolph hospital.
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Asheboro
Ideal Dry Cleaning Company
Rodgers Jewelry
Saslow's
Greensboro
G. 8. Brown
H. C. Jones
Clarence Rush
North Carolina Firemen's Association
Herman Crawford
Rabies Outbreak Prompts City Clean Up Campaign
Rabies flare up in High Point over the weekend prompted a new city campaign after several months of quiet. Police and the Health Department plan to destroy stray dogs in the East Lexington Montheu North Main area to halt spread. Owners urged to confine pets and report strays to authorities. A suspected infected dog was killed at Grant and Forrest avenues.
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High Point
R. A. Herring
East Lexington
Montheu
North Main Streets
Herring
Grant and
Forrest Avenues
Fifth Snapshot Contest Open With New Classifications
The fifth weekly Amateur Snapshot Contest sponsored by The Enterprise and cooperating firms opens this afternoon with prizes to be announced tomorrow. Fourth week entries were received by noon today and results will be announced Sunday. New six classifications include fishing hunting recreation industry scenic and agriculture. statewide entries must be North Carolina photos. Cooperating firms include Ingram's Mann's Smith Stone Hart Cecil Eckard's and Kings on North Main. Several entries from last week are on display at Eckard's and Hart's.
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Enterprise and Coperating
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Mann’s
Smith's Studio
Stone's Studio
Hart's Pharmacy
Cecil's Drug Store
Eckard's
King’s Drug Store
North Main Street
Eckard’s and
Hart’s Pharmacy
Rural electrification urged as health aid by Dr Reynolds
Raleigh reports state health officer Dr Carl V Reynolds argues rural electrification boosts health work. He cites refrigeration and sanitary uses as key benefits while noting broad policy debate remains unsettled. Also NC revocation of driver's licenses hits 11 874 last week with drunk driving leading the charges and William Lassiter of Aulander banned for a year after perjury conviction.
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Raleigh
Carl V. Reynolds
Reynolds
North Carolina
William L. Lassiter
Aulander
Week’s disease reports show scarlet fever and syphilis up
The last week in July saw a sharp drop in reportable diseases from most causes, per Dr. J. C. Knox. Venereal plague rose to 315 cases from 197 the prior week, while scarlet fever fell to 19, though higher than the prior week and year.
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J. C. Knox
Young Democrats split along Grahamite lines in Wake county
The Wake and state Young Democrats contests pit Graham supporters against Graham foes in a civil war style split. Mae Oliver and Virgilina Griffis led Graham ranks, Arch Allen Jr voted for the Hillsboro lieutenant governor, while Dick Telfair was defeated. Louis H. Wilson shows off a playful ego about a new Kodak gadget.
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Wake County
Sandy Graham
Hoey
Ralph McDonald
Raleigh
Arch Allen, Jr
House
Hillsboro
Virgilina Griffis
Wake Y. D. C
Dick Telfair
Grahamites
North Carolina Chief Justice Stacy on Supreme Court radar
A Washington correspondent notes Raleigh reporter W. K. reports rising momentum to place North Carolina Chief Justice W P Stacy on the U S Supreme Court. The piece hints President Roosevelt may broaden options, with outlook cautions he could go further or fare worse.
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Washington
Raleigh
W. K
Morning Daily Fees & Movement
North Carolina
W. P. Stacy
U. S. Supreme Court
Roosevelt
The King of the Rockies Yields Trail Pass to Skunk
A grizzly referred to as the King of the Rockies steps aside to let a skunk pass along the trail. The encounter showcases the bear’s unusual deference in this rugged wildlife scene.
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Debr
Rockies
Vassar College Founded in 1461 at Poughkeepsie NY
A historical note states Vassar College in Poughkeepsie New York was founded in 1461, marking a long tradition in higher education near the Hudson River. The claim places an early date for the institution's establishment.
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Vassar College
Poughkespaie
N. Y
Man Charged With Stealing and Wrecking Three Cars
Fred Blackburn, 24, of 618 Washington Street, admitted stealing and wrecking three cars in a spree that began with a stolen Lameth vehicle and ended when his car crashed into a telephone pole on West English Street. He was bound over to Guilford Superior Court with a $2000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing.
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Fred Blackburn
Washington Street
West English Street
Blackburn
F. W. Lambeth
Fourth Street
James McAnts
Hay Street
Thomasville
Workers Strike Demands 12 Percent Wages Increase
Picket lines formed as workers strike for a 12 percent wage rise and a $12 minimum wage for all plant employees based on a 40 hour week. The unanimous union vote came after failed negotiations with company officials following a union-led contract offer.
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Trainmen's Hall
Miss Atkins
Cryptic facts on animals and chemistry from a mixed note
The note claims toads are toothless while frogs have teeth in the upper jaw. It states Charles Lamb was born February 10, 1775. It notes gum arabic can stiffen a crocheted basket when diluted. It adds beryllium as a light metal and mentions Florida’s lakes.
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Charles Lamb Was
Warner Family Reunion Set for August 15 Near Asheboro
The annual Warner family reunion will be held August 15 at Union Church miles west of Asheboro. Friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend and bring baskets.
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Warner
Union Chw
Asheboro
Fly
License Revoked for High Point Drivers After DUI Convictions
The state driver license bureau announces revocation for Gad John Perry street and Otto Sechrest of 1011 Grimes High Point after convictions for driving while intoxicated.
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Reau
Gad John Perry Street
Otto Sechrest
Grimes
High Point
Master Barbers Meet To Discuss Shop Hours
A meeting of the Master Barbers will be held tonight at city hall to determine the opening and closing hours of shops. All members are requested to attend.
Unusual Tomato Brought to Prise Office
M Darr of 108 College Street delivered an unusual tomato to the pris office. The small growth with a tiny green perch was grown by W Gossip on a city outskirts farm.
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Prise
M Darr
College St
Darr
W. Gossip
McClure Case Ends With Compromise Judgment
In Greensboro Ang Feb 1936 Lloyd McClure sues for 10000 against Emory Al Allred over a car collision near Jamestown. A compromise verdict awards 2000 to the plaintiff but covers nothing from the McClure claim. The dispute centers on alleged damages and the car incident involving Allred.
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Grbeensboro, Ang
Emory
Allred
McClure
Jamestown
Dwight Allred
No campaign spending disclosed on radio ad purchases
The report notes more than $2,000,000 has been spent by the no side on radio advertising in the past period, indicating heavy media expenditures and illustrating the scale of the campaign.
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No For Radios
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Sedgefieldee
Alice P. White
Civitan
Shampoo and
Wave
N. L. Garner
A. M. Swaim
See
Palm & Gene Beauty Shop
English St
Madam Ardelle
J. P. Rawley
Civil Service Group
Denton Tecumseh
Cy) Young
Cleveland Stadium
Old Cy
Julius Kemeny
Roger Peckinpaugh
Bill Wambsganss
Cleveland
Young
Lee Fohl
Peck
St. Louis
Boston
Els
Montfaucon
Meuse-Argonne
Lebrun
Pershing
Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Louis H. Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Kodak
Man
Arabia
Florida
Lloyd McClure
Prigl
West Commerce Street
Security National
America
American Oil Company
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