Local Pupils Urged To Re Enter School In Full
Letters from High Point High School concern reentry for all students who last spring filled registration cards. Principal L R Johnston and Superintendent T Wingate Andrews urge full attendance, with specific registration times for Freshmen through Seniors on August 24 25. The notice asks returning students to register or arrange proxy, and urges outreach to dropouts to return.
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L. R. Johnston
de Os
Tweeller
Signea Py
T. Wingate. Andrews
Johnston
High Point
High Point High School
Jackson
T. Wingate Andrews
Old Sore Healed by Peterson’s Ointment, A Claim
An advertisement recounts a man with four large ulcer sores lasting two years who claims Peterson’s Ointment healed them. The note identifies a George Hempstalk and mentions West A Ointment and druggists.
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Peterson
George Hempstalk
West
Adv
Three Thousand Fish Restocked in City Lake After Flood
The city lake received over three thousand fish including bass perch and catfish reset by sernes placed below flood gates to recapture the finny run. Warden Hubert Sechrest supervised the catch and release with most fish returned to the lake for angling season. Fishing had been popular this summer and profits from the concession helped the parks and recreation commission. The fish were noted to be biting again after heavy rains.
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City Lake
Deep River
Sernes
Hubert Sechrest
City
City Parks and Recreation Commission
Sechrest
Kennett 10 Talk At Anniversary In Flat Rock
Dr Paul Kennett of High Point college will deliver the principal address at Flat Rock church centennial and Dixon Williams Smothers reunion on August 23. The program begins 10 30 with devotionals by Rev J B Williams, solos by C C Gray Jr, lunch at 12 30, then reunion program at 2 with Rev S W Taylor address and a business session. D E Williams chairs arrangements. Mrs J B Ogburn is secretary.
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Paul 8. Kennett
High Point College
Flat Rock Church
Dixon, Williams and Smothers
Flat Rock
J. 8. Williams
The
Good Samaritan, Inc
Asheville
Cc. L. Gray, Jr
Alvin Gray
S. W. Taylor
D. EB. Williams
J. B. Ogburn
Officers Reprimanded For Alleged Roughness On Colored Prisoners
A three and a half hour hearing before City Manager Knox and police officials resulted in the transfer of Detective L G Jones to the uniform squad and mild reprimands for Detectives J L Kivett Ray Nance and C C Stoker over alleged excessive force during an August arrest of Walter Ferrabee and a raid on the Reid home off Underhill street involving Julius and Nancy Reid.
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Plainclothes Department
Colored Ministerial Association
Knox
L. G. Jones
J. L. Kivett
Ray Nance
C. C
C. L. Scarborough
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
W. W. Blair
A. M. E. Zion
Reid
W. G. Friddle
Dora_Kenna
City Sanitary Department
Julius Reid
Riveté
Nance
Jones
C. KR. Nightingale
Reids
Kivett
Estelle Reid
Mr. Kivett
Mr. Stoker
Ferrabee
Hillcrest Drive
Crest Drive
Parquar Furnace Owners Offer Free System Inspections
Sidney A. Hannafson, distributor, will conduct a free inspection of Parquar furnaces at 713 Summit Ave Greensboro NC to assess the condition of the system for owners in the area.
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Parquar
Sidney A. Hannafson
Distri
Summit Ave
Greensboro
N. C
Bullfrog Alarm Clock Becomes Daily 6 AM Croaker
C D Boyles of 805 Tate Street recounts a bullfrog living in a basement drainpipe since a fishing trip three years ago. The amphibian croaks at 6 each morning, serving as an unfailing alarm. Mrs G N Stovall of 913 Park Street provided the tale to The Enterprise.
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C. D. Boyles
Tate Street
G. N. Stovall
Park Street
Boyles
Poison rat bait distributed here in Raleigh
Red Squill poison prepared under A E Oman director of the Biological Survey for the Carolinas district will be distributed each afternoon from the basement of city hall through Thursday. Workers handed bait through the Methodist Protestant Children's home yesterday and more will follow in the business district. Oman urged residents to apply at city hall if they wish to obtain bait and to keep yards clean. He noted the campaign in Greensboro last March yielded gratifying results.
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A. E. Oman
Raleigh
Carolinas
Oman
Greensboro
Local Woman Reports Five Generations Under One Roof
Miss Carmela Lewis of 510 Steele Street found a Dillon family living together in Patrick County Virginia. The oldest member Henry Jack Dillon is 79, the youngest four. Henry is son of Henry Jack Dillon, whose son is Guy Dillon. Guy Dillon has a daughter Mia, Mabel Hubbard, and Mrs Hubbard has a four year old son.
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Carmela Lewis
Steele Street
Virginia
Enterprise
Wis
Dillon
Patrick County
Henry Jack Dillon
Henry Dillon
Guy Dillon
Mia
Mabel Hubbard
Twin cantaloupes grown in Randolph on display
Twin cantaloupes weighing nearly six pounds each were grown on J. L. Shelley’s Randolph County farm and placed on display in The Enter prise window. Shelley, a local grower, attested to their perfect size and square form.
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Enterprise
J. L. Shelley
Randolph County
Mr. Shelley
Miss Ruth Council to Address Nurses Convention at Blue Ridge
High Point delegates head to the 29th annual North Carolina Nurses association meeting at Blue Ridge for a three day session. Ruth Council will speak Thursday on The Nurse s Responsibility In Relation To Maternity and Infancy Hygiene. Prominent speakers include Miss Alma C Haup Miss Janet M Geister Miss Malinda Havey and Dr Jas M Parrott with officer elections set for Friday morning.
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High Point
North Carolina Nurses’ Association
Blue Ridge
Gilbert Muse
High Point Hospital
Ruth Council
Hazel Johnson
Reece Quinn
BE. F. Long
Mise Council
E. A. Kelly
Miss Kelly
Alma C. Haup
New York City
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Janet M. Geister
R. N
American Nurses’ Association
Malinda Havey
Washington, D
Mary DeLaskey
Red Cross Puble Health Nurses of
North and
South Carolina
H. T. Floyd
Oteen
Hortense Hilbert
American Child Health Association
Nancy Lawlor
Duke Hospital
Durham
Man Reports Sunflower Over Fourteen Feet Tall
C Coleman of 215 Idol Street told The Enterprise a sunflower in his backyard surpassed fourteen feet in height guarding the yard.
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C. Coleman
Idol Street
The
Enterprise
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United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
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