Mrs. Mina Perry Ingram 74 Dies in High Point
Mina Perry Ingram died at 10 15 this morning at 111 West Farriss Avenue after several weeks of illness She was a lifelong High Point resident wife of L J Ingram and mother of six children including Fred Pr Ingram Charles T Ingram Laurance M Ingram and Hal M Ingram The family also includes 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren She was a longtime Methodist and active in church groups the American Legion Auxiliary and the Sorosis Club
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Mina Perry Ingram
L. J. Ingram
High Point
West Farriss Aveue
Ingram
Seborn
Mary Jarrell Perry
Salon College
Greensboro College
L. J. ‘Ingram
Fred Pr. Ingram
Charles T. Ingram
Laurance M. Ingrand
Hal M. Ingram
City Schools Set to Open on September 16
Superintendent T Wingate Andrews announced city schools will open Monday September 16 as health department word remains unchanged. Final notices go to teachers for pre opening duties and schedules. School personnel and repair squads are completing preparations for the first bell.
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Health Department
Raleigh
T. Wingate Andrews
Funeral service for Greensboro College alumnae leader set
The funeral service will be conducted Sunday at 4 30 PM from the home by Dr W A Lambeth pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial park.
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Greensboro College Alumnae Association
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Large Group Lottery Tickets Arrest in Greensboro Area
R IL Perry living near Greensboro was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff L G Jones at a drug store for operating a lottery. He possessed about 780 dollars worth of Irish Sweepstakes tickets and claimed financial hardship. In city court he said he needed money for his wife and five children. Judge Lewis E Taigue sentenced him to three months on the county roads.
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R. IL. Perry
Greensboro
L. G. Jones
Perry
Jones
Lewis E. Teague
Rites Held for Mrs J K Harris in Trinity
Funeral services for Mrs. J. K. Harris were held at her Trinity home with Rev. G. W. Williams officiating. Choir members and pallbearers names are listed. interment followed in the family plot at Trinity cemetery.
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J. K. Harris
Trinity
G. W. Williams
M. EB. Church of Trinity
T. J. Covington
Joe Parkin
Isle of Somewhere
Rock of Ages
L. E. Parrish
H. M. Crawford
J. D. Brame
Fred L. Ingram
Webb Meredith
H. C. Royals
Williams
C. C. Walker
Cagle
Royals
M. Y. Andrews
Alice Fulp
Trinity Cemetery
North Carolina Bar Members Journeya to Nova Scotia Cruise
One hundred five members of the North Carolina Bar association began a six day convention boat cruise to Nova Scotia from New York. Tomorrow at Norfolk, 200 more North Carolinians join the voyage. Attending today were Attorney General A A F Seawell president C W Tillett Jr secretary H M London and executive committee chair H C Jones.
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New York
North Carolina Bar Association
Nova Scotia
Norfolk
A. A. F. Seawell
C. W. Tillett, Jr
H. M. London
H. C. Jones
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
A periodical pain relief claim promotes a preparation labeled B. prepared by a registered pharmacist. It asserts fast soothing action in minutes and positions itself as non habit forming versus opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages wherever sold.
Call for High Point readers to share hobbies in contest
The Enterprise invites residents to submit hobby descriptions up to 200 words, or longer if needed, for publication. Readers may write about their own hobbies or those of neighbors, with canaries, stargazing, sports, woodworking, and stamp collecting cited as examples.
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High Point
Hollywood
Burrus Memorial Hospital defers loan action for addition
The Burrus Memorial hospital board deferred for now any action on the 21 500 loan approved by the Works Progress Administration for a new three story addition. Secretary Ickes had approved the loan earlier last week but the matter was tabled at the monthly meeting due to the absence of Dr J Burrus chief of staff. The project would add about 20 beds bringing total capacity to 95 beds.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Works Progress Administration
Ickes
J. T. Burrus
Thomasville Board Sets Opening Dates for City Schools
The Thomasville school board set tentative opening dates. Main Street and Colonial Drive schools start September 23 while the colored schools begin September 16. Dates may shift if the infantile paralysis situation changes. No site selections for new buildings yet. several options will be reviewed. Nell Boles elected secretary to Mr. Hauss with two new teachers chosen pending acceptances.
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Thomasville
Main Street
Colonial Drive
J. N. Hause
Nell Boles
Myr. Hauss
Mr McGee to Preach Sermon Next Sunday
Rev. W. K. McGee arrives with family to take charge as new pastor of the First Baptist Church in Thomasville. He comes from Burlington where he led a Baptist church before being called by the local congregation in the spring.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
W. K. McGee
McGee
Burlington
Baptist Church
Safety Council Meeting Tonight In Piedmont Area
The Central Piedmont Carolina Safety Council meets at 8 p.m. in the Sheraton hotel ballroom to discuss industrial safety issues. About 400 attendees from the Piedmont area expected with speakers from Carolina Power and Light Tomlinsons of High Point and others. Officials from the North Carolina Industrial Commission and local mills attend as invited guests. Light refreshments will be served.
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Central Piedmont Carolina
Tomlinsons of
High Point
O. A. Kirkman
Thomasville
Denton
T. A. Wilson
North Carolina Industrial Commission
M. W. Heiss
Proximity Manufacturing Company
Greensboro
C. C. Campbell
Carolina Cotton and Woolen Mills
Spray
Answers In Favor Of Plaintiffs In Stock Suit In North Carolina
A Guilford Superior Court jury ruled for Mrs. Nell Adams Ayers and Mrs. Elizabeth Adams Watkins against Mrs. Elizabeth B. Adams administratrix of J. H. Adams and Triangle Hosiery Co. of High Point. The decision confirms each plaintiff owns 282 1 2 shares and finds stock certificates were transferred without consent of the rightful owners.
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Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court
Nell Adams Ayers
Elizabeth Adams Watkins
Elizabeth B. Adams
J. H. Adams
Triangle Hosiery Company
High Point
Triangle Hosiery
Two New Residences Authorized In High Point Construction
High Point officials issued two building permits this morning. Mrs W L Horney received permission to build a brick veneer residence with brick veneer garage on Club Drive valued at 4700 and 200 respectively. contractor R B Shelton named. Harry Russell secured a permit for a one story wooden frame house on English Street between Chestnut and Venable valued at 3000. contractor J R Beasley named.
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High Point
C Ingram
W. L. Horney
Club Drive
R. B. Shelton
Harry Russell
English Street
Chestnut
Venable Streets
J. R. Beasley
Auto 18 Recovered After Plymouth Stolen
Local police report recovery of a Plymouth sedan belonging to P. G. Beck of Adams-Millis. The car was stolen yesterday afternoon from its parking place on Wrenn Street. Burlington officers notified the local police after the recovery.
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Burlington
P. G. Beck
Adams-Millis
Wrenn Street
Children’s Home Cancels Anniversary Program
The Methodist Protestant Children’s Home, celebrating its 25th year, cancels the August 22 homecoming and anniversary events after county health authorities advised against large gatherings due to a near epidemic of infantile paralysis. The decision notes improved statewide conditions but concerns in other areas.
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Methodist Protestant Children's Home
A. G. Dickson
Moon and Stars Melon Displayed on Carolina Coast
A Moon and Stars water melon grown at Bolivia near the Carolina coast was placed on display at The Enterprise today. Carrie Clements of Amos Realty Company brought the fruit back. The melon features a green rind with a large yellow moon shaped spot and small yellow flecks. this variety is known for the yellow moon and stars pattern.
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Bolivia
Carolina
Enterprise
Carrie Clements
Amos Realty Company
Austin manslaughter case bound over after waived hearing
Jack Austin waived prelim in city court on manslaughter charges and was bound over to Guilford Superior Court for trial. Bond set at 750 dollars by Judge Lewis E Teague. Docket also shows several petty offenses with fines, jail time, and road crew assignments.
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Superior Court
Jack Austin
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
Parker Waynick
Claude Reittell
R. la Perry
Cheriie Thomas
Onty
BE. C. Harville
Tom Appleyard
John Coultee
H. H. Smothers
Jim Ingram
Rosey Posey
Charles Farrell Sees Mexico Pictures for Lions
Greensboro artist Charles Farrell presented motion pictures of Mexico at the High Point Lions Club meeting at Elwood hotel. He spoke from Rotary Convention experience and shared color footage of Mexico City and less-visited regions with running commentary. The club voted to hold a basket picnic at the Ozment farm near Guilford College next Thursday night for members and wives. Glenn R. Ward presided in the president’s absence.
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Charles Farrell
Greensboro
Mexico
High Point Lions Club
Elwood
Farrell
Rotary International Convention
Mexico City
Thomas B. Dodamead
Arthur Ozment
Ozment
Guilford College
Lions Club
Glenn R. Ward
Walter T. Tice
Wesleyan Methodist Young People Convene Sunday
The quarterly meeting of the Wesleyan Methodist Young People’s society will be held at the First Wesleyan Methodist Church on Newton Street Sunday August 18 at 3 PM. Rev. E P Buck, president, will lead the program with the discussion on Faith. A large turnout from district Wesleyan churches is expected.
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Wentral Region
Wesleyan Methodist Young, People’s Society
Wesleyan Methodist
Newton Street
E. P. Buck
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Reopening Pool Hinges On Securing Lifeguard
The Salvation Army swimming pool, shut for weeks due to infantile paralysis concerns, will reopen for the summer once a lifeguard is secured. Adjutant L. Shackelford urges qualified lifeguards to contact him at 4328 about the position.
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Salvation Army
L. Shackelford
Shackelford
Ife
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Snow Lumber CO
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Thomas E. Dodamead
Richard Hartley
Byrum Dry Cleaning Company
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Auto 18
Children’s Home
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Paschal Shoe Repair CO
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