Assaults Driver and Borrows Car
G. W. Stone of route two High Point was arrested on charges of driving drunk and assault with a deadly weapon after striking Ed Dunlap with a beer bottle and driving Dunlap’s car around the block. Stone was found intoxicated in a nearby field and sentenced to five months in jail after arraignment in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stone
Route Two
High Point
Ed Dunlap
Highland Cotton Mill
Dunlap
Stone
Dr J H Stallings Visits Washington
Dr J H Stallings regional director of the Soil Erosion Service is in Washington for a few days consulting with Federal Soil Erosion officials in the Department of Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stallings
The
Soil Erosion Service
Washington
Department of Interior
Story of a Robbery: Reporter Loses Eleven Dollars
Enterprise reporter Jack Appleyard was robbed near his office after 10:30 pm. A white man demanded money, took eleven dollars from his wallet, then fled toward Wren Street. Police were seeking the thief the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Appleyard
Enterprise
Mr. Appleyard
Enterprise Building
Wesley Memorial Church
Appleyard
Wrenntreet
Horney Heads to Firemen's Meet in Charlotte
A. B. Horney fire marshal of High Point and treasurer of the North Carolina State Fireman's Association leaves for Charlotte for the annual convention. High Point will be represented by delegations from fire stations and by Chief E. B. Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
High Point
North Carolina State Fireman’s Association
Charlotte
Fireman's Association
Horney
EB. K. Ingram
I. W. A. Mass Meeting Claimed for Tuesday Evening
The I. W. A. hall will host a mass meeting on Tuesday night at seven o'clock. The public is invited to attend this announced gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. A. Hall
Embezzlement Case Leads to Guilford Court Bound Over
Harper Walker curb market employee arrested on embezzlement charges after allegedly taking about $75 from Lloyd Nance’s Main Street branch. He was bound over to the September term of Guilford Superior Court. Other municipal court cases involve violations of prohibition laws, drunken driving, trespass, abandonment and related penalties with road labor assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Walker
Curb Market
Guilford
Walker
Nance
Vernon Cole
Joe Shipwash
G .W. Stone
H. R. Clodfelter
R. L. Stout
William Randolph
Noah Poor
John Brewer
D Webster Jones Laid To Final Rest In Local Rites
Funeral services for D Webster Jones were held at Highland M E Church with Rev C F Womble officiating. A large crowd attended the 2:30 pm service yesterday. interment followed at Oakwood cemetery after a home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webster Jones
Highland M. BE
C. F. Womble
Nell Brewer
Nan Utley
Ethel Walker
Virginia Whitt
Inez Stutts
Elizabeth Calhoun
Grace
Dot Young
Zell Lewis
Hazel Upton
Blanche Williamson
Ganel Millikan
Jessie Lucas
Doris Lee Wright
Sue Hipps
Doctors Admire This Laxative Feen-a-mint Promoted
A historic period advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as a chewing laxative. It claims gentle cleansing of the intestinal walls and safety for children and adults. The copy urges timely use to avoid delay and restore regular schedules.
Relief workers strike over living wages at Blair Park
Sixty one relief workers at Blair Park halted work demanding higher pay and longer hours. A total of 125 people were employed on the site. Miss Eurilia Smart, relief administrator, met the strikers who said current wages and hours made living impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park
Relief Administration
Eurelia Smart
Miss Smart
Thomas O O’berry
Raleigh
Inside the High Point Police Station A Portrait
The piece portrays the police station as a bustling, human arena where desk sergeants Gene Parrish and Frank Hart, Chief W G Friddle, and others manage daily drama. Readers glimpse arrests, drunkenness cases, forging charges, domestic tensions, radio mishaps, and the seasoned, sometimes weary, insight of long serving officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Gene Parrish
Frank Hart
Ernest Davis
Eugene Parrish
Gene
W. G. Friddle
Friddle
Police Department
Sunday School Convention Set At Pleasant Garden
The Guilford County Sunday School Association schedules a convention at Pleasant Garden Methodist Church with a 9 45 a m morning session led by secretary Josie Wood. A 12 15 picnic dinner follows, with an afternoon program and an evening Young People’s Division session directed by William Hendricks. Featured speakers include Myrtle A McDaniel Rev Shuford Peeler and Edith Krider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Myrtle A. McDaniel
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Shuford Peeler
State Association
Edith Krider
Miss Helen Smith Weds J H Reese in Danville Virginia
Miss Helen Smith and J H Reese were married in Danville Saturday night. They will make their home at 702 Hilltop Street Red Sox vs All Stars in Winston-Salem tonight at Willis Park at 8 30. The Red Sox optimistic after Friday night victory over the Columbia Black Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heien Smith
J, JM. Reese
Danville
Helen Smith
J. H. Reese
Hilltop Street
Red Sox
High Point Red Sox
Winston-Salem
Willis Park
Columbia Black Hawks
Car Stunt At Willis Park Ends With Rollover
France Brownrigg, famed stunt driver, nearly failed to flip a Ford US automobile at Willis Ball Park before about 2,500 spectators. He reached 54 mph, executed a sequence of moves, and the car rolled over once and a half times after a crash. Brownrigg has driven over 125 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France Brownrigg
Willis Ball Park
Brownrigg
Ball Park
Pat Brown's, Inc
Brownrigge
Family group returns from White Lake trip
Mrs A H Holton and children with Mrs Charles Spencer and Barbara Jean along with Mrs E L McClure and Jamestown children arrived home Sunday after a two week stay at White Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Holton
Charles Spencer
Barbara Jean
Reroof Now Promises Better Roofs for Less Money
Carolina Asphalt Products Co. offers new roofs at lower costs with easy payment plans or asbestos roof coating to refresh old roofs. Contact High Point a386 Thomasville 581 or write Thomasville, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville
Carolina Asphalt Products Co
N.C
Suits Filed in Greensboro Against Local Men
Two Federal suits were filed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Greensboro against High Point residents. W. G. Fog and I. P. Ingle face a claim for 15144 plus interest from Sept 8 1933 on notes transferred to RFC by North Carolina Bank and Trust. W. G. Foy is sued for 2850 plus interest from Sept 18 1933 on the same basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Federal District Court
High Point
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. G. Fog
I. P. Ingle
RFC
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
W. G. Foy
Big Brothers Class Barbecue Planned at City Lake
The Big Brothers class of the South Main Street M E church will hold a barbecue at the city lake Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Members absent Sunday are urged to attend and bring a visitor to the class event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Brothers
South Main Street
M. EB
City Lake
Trinity Grange To Convene At School
The Trinity Grange will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Trinity high school. G. G. Gilmore of North State Nursery of Julian will be principal speaker on Budding and Grafting of Trees and Shrubs. Important business will also be transacted at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Grange
Trinity High School
G. G. Gilmore
North State Nursery
Julian
Gilmore
Mrs C W Longworth and son visit daughter in Winston-Salem
Mrs C W Longworth and her son James travel from Winston-Salem to visit her daughter Mrs Frank Campbell at 609 Sink Street confirming a family visit in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Longworth
James
Winston-Salem
Frank Campbell
Sink Street
B. C. Pain Relief Claim Blocks Monthlong Aches
An advertisement touts B. C. as a fast acting relief produced by a registered pharmacist. It claims several ingredients work together to ease common colds headaches neuralgia muscular aches fever and distressed nerves in minutes without opiates or habit forming drugs. It promotes 10c 25c packages available wherever drugs are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Grains Show Sharp Gains Over Last Year
Grains gain nearly 100 percent in price over the past year. Wheat rises from 65 cents to 1.05 1.10, corn from 45 to 90 cents, oats 35 to 50, barley 75 to 125, rye 45 to 90. Drought in the Midwest drives shortages and prospects of further price increases benefiting local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West
Ferdinand R. Gray Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Ferdinand R. Gray 65 died at his home 808 Kearns Street were held with a 9 30 a m home service by Rev C N Royal of Green Street Baptist. The procession went to Roanoke Va for a brief church service and interment followed. Pallbearers were C E Jarvis Ben Riggins Kermit Holloway Claude Causey Glenn Causey and Sherman Robertson. Flowers were carried by Margie Causey Kathleen Causey Velma Robertson and Mrs Hazel McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand R. Gray
Kearns Street
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Roanoke
The
Reformed Church
C. E. Jarvis
Ben Riggins
Kermit Holloway
Claude Causey
Glenn Causey
Sherman Robertson
Margie Causey
Kathleen Causey
Velma Robertson
Hazel McKinnon
Miss Eurelia Smart Returns From Weeklong Beach Vacation
Miss Eurelia Smart, local relief administrator, returns to her office after a week of vacation at the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eurelia Smart
Eurelia Smart
Deaf mute youth confesses to break in at South Hamilton street
A deaf and mute teenager entered a police station seeking to confess a crime. He later wrote a confession detailing a break in at a South Hamilton street store. The case was remanded to juvenile authorities for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Parr
Finn
Jish
Parrish
Hamilton Street
Tom Powell
Airplane In-Flight Counts Rise Across United States
Between January 1981 and June 1933 the number of airplanes in flight in the United States stood at 41. The figure reflects air traffic levels noted during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Dr. J. H. Stallings
Andes
Firemen’s Meet
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
North Main
Black Hawk
Russell Brothers
Welch's Field
Hue, Suh
THES
Lewis E. Teague
ISE
Central Ice Delivery Co
Pleasant Garden
Colored News
Roanoke Cemetery
Beal
City Shoe Shop
Sto
Swimming
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