Frank Ogburn and a litter of fine pointer pups
A reader reflects on Frank Ogburn's dog affection and skill with canines. He describes Lady the orange and white dam and seven lively pups, Frank's habit of relaxing with dogs, a trip to Lexington with pups and Spot, and a playful note about match consumption. The piece ends with a book recommendation about Gaudier Brzeska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ogburn
Frank
Lexington
Dan
Brinwood
Brinson
Jack
Western North Carolina Methodist board weighs area education policies
Members of the Christian Education Board of the Western North Carolina Conference met in Asheville to consider educational policies of local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Board of Christian Education
Western North Carolina Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lightning Fire Destroys Large Barn in Elkin
A barn and stored feed were destroyed by a blaze caused by lightning. The property belonged to Walter Welborn, a suburban merchant, with damage described as extensive.
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Elkin
Walter Welborn
Licenses Revoked In North Carolina Total 5751
State motor vehicle division reports 5751 drivers' licenses revoked from November 1 1935 to today. The measure reflects ongoing enforcement actions by Raleigh authorities and the DMV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State
Roads Reconditioning Nears Finish in Raleigh
W. Vance Baise, chief highway engineer, reported that surface treated roads damaged by last winter’s severe weather are 90 percent complete in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. Vance Baise
NC Farmers Warned of Cotton Caterpillar Threat
Dr. R. W. Leiby chief entomologist of the state department of agriculture warns North Carolina farmers to watch for the cotton caterpillar or leaf worm. The advisory urges early detection and action to protect crops.
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Ralbeigh
R. W. Leiby
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Chadbourn Boy Killed Riding Bicycle by Car
Warren Cole man 14 from Chadbourn dies after being struck by an automobile while riding his bicycle along the highway. The incident reports note the victim was thrown from the bike and died at the scene. Emergency responders attended but could not revive him.
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Whiteville
Warren Coleman
Chadbourn
Unveil Marker at Ridgecrest Marks Trail Feature Pageant
The unveiling and dedication of an old Indian Trail marker for the David Crockett and Daniel Boone Trails featured a pageant at the Southern on Summer Assembly grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgecrest
David Crockett
Daniel Boone
Harris Brother Dies in Hickory Stroke Claims Life
Special to the Enterprise Thomasville August 25. Harvey W. Harris died in Hickory Monday morning after a second stroke following a winter illness. C. L. Harris learned of the death yesterday and left for Hickory. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. local time with nephews T. Austin George and Doak Finch among expected attendees.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
C. L. Harris
Harvey W. Harris
Hickory
Mr. Harris
T. Austin
George
Doak Finch
Savage Messiah and Gauguin Books Stir Curiosity
Reviewers praise novels on extreme artists with bold titles. The phrase savage Messiah and Becker's calm madman provoke interest in literary portrayals of grandeur and madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Gauguin
Strikers Decide Tonight on Return to Snider Hosiery Mill
Wesley Rich, chairman of the strikers committee at the W H Snider Hosiery mill, said he conferred with Mrs. Snider about settling the strike. He will relay the strikers' answer tomorrow. A workers meeting is set tonight after a general hosiery workers meeting at the Labor Temple on North Wrenn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Rich
W. H. Snider
Rich
Snider
Labor Temple
North
Wrenn Street
Fred W. Farlow Taken By Death
Fred W. Farlow 65 died in Latta South Carolina while visiting. A High Point resident for 18 years he was born April 18 1871 in Randolph County. Survived by wife Lou Fogleman five sons two daughters and a brother funeral set for Wednesday at 11 a m at the old Union Methodist church Randolph County with burial in the church cemetery.
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Fred W. Farlow
Latta
S. C
Mr. Farlow
High Point
Hedrick Street
Randolph County
Flora Kaney
Lou Fogleman
J. B
H. E
A. C
M. H
F. D. Farlow
R. W. Safford
Oakland
Calif
Edith Ausband
Danville
Bud Farlow
Koonce
Old Union Methodist Church
S. M. Penn
Oscar Cranford Held on Hit and Run Charge
Oscar Crawford 53 of 403 Ward Street was held on $300 bond on a hit and run charge after allegedly striking Gilbert Weants on Fairfield Road and fleeing. Weants signed the warrant. damage described as slight, incident dated October 23.
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Oscar Cranford
Oscar Crawford
Ward Street
Gilbert Weants
Fairfield
Weants
Woman Claims Poison Dose Was A Mistake
Mrs Stella Andrews of 705 Mangum Avenue says she took a poison dose about ten days ago by mistake, believing it was another medicine, and asks The Enterprise to report her explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Andrews
Mangum Avenue
Firemen quell kitchen rag fire at Freeman residence
Fire crews from companies two six and the norths battled a rag fire in the kitchen of L B Freeman 118 East Willis street at 1 33 this morning. There was no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Freeman
East Willis Street
Arcanum Council Meeting Set At Sheraton Hotels
Old Plank Road Royal Arcanum council No. 2220 of High Point schedules a Wednesday 8 pm meeting at the Sheraton hotel. BE E Mendenhall Jr regent says members should attend as several important business matters and a report from the sports committee are on the agenda.
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Old Plank Road
Royal Arcanum Council No
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
E. Mendenhall, Jr
Regent
Lightning Strikes Church Steeple in Fayetteville
Lightning hit the 150 foot spire of the First Presbyterian church in Fayetteville on August 25 causing undetermined damage. The bolt did not enter the church but tore a hole in each side of the spire.
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Fayetteville
First Presbyterian Church
City Manager Knox Homes Robbed After Norfolk Trip
City Manager E. M. Knox returned to 607 Colonial Drive to find burglars had entered while he was away and stolen three fraternal rings and five pairs of shoes. Entry was through a rear window with a tire tool used to force a locked closet. A separate theft occurred at Dixie Cotton store on South Main Street where Miss Helen Kates’s pocketbook was taken from a rear window screen. A theater break-out left Will Parks locked inside after the Broadhurst show, surprising him as he slept.
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E. M. Knox
Norfolk
Colonial Drive
Elsie Apple
Dixie Cotton Store
South Main Street
Helen Kates
Montheu Avenue
Broadhurst Theatre
Will Parks
Perry Street
Two Boys Missing From City Homes
Police seek help tracing J. W. Burgess aged 10 and Marvin Brigman aged 13 who left their homes about 8:30 yesterday morning and have not returned. Descriptions of the boys and their clothing were given to authorities, and the public is asked to report information to police to aid the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burgess
John Burgess
Marvin Brigman
Burgess
Brigman
Warlord Abd El Krim Reported Escaped From Reunion Isle
Paris Aug 25 The ministry of colonies opened an inquiry into rumors Abd El Krim exiled warlord of the Riffs escaped Reunion Island. Le Matin said the Moroccan chief eluded French authorities and fled to an unknown destination. The colonial minister said the Reunion governor would telegraph if true. No reports yet.
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Paris
Ministry of Colonies
Abd-El-Krim
Isle of
Reunion
le Matin
Indian Ocean
Morocco
Summer School Closing Today at High Point College
Three students will receive Bachelor of Arts degrees as the second six weeks of the summer term ends. Dr. C. R. Hinshaw announced the noon graduation. Elijah Diamont, Gibsonville. Ray Hilton, Thomasville. Elizabeth West, Kernersville. No formal exercises planned.овая
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Elijah Diamont
Gibsonville
Ray Hilton
Thomasville
Elizabeth West
Kernersville
Funeral for Thomas Allen Skeen Held at Trinity Cemetery
State Deaths from Thomasville report funeral services for Thomas Allen Skeen. Died at home near Thomasville Saturday afternoon. Service conducted at Trinity M E church Abburgh Monday morning at 11 by Pastor R. G. Williama. Pallbearers were Cicero Spencer Clay Kennedy George Boldin Herbert Ragan Charlies Blair William Crawford. Burial in Trinity cemetery.
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Thomasville
Thomas Allen Skeen
Trinity
Cousins
Trinity Cemetery
Couple Set to Wed During Calamity at Whales Exhibit
Betty Gentry and J. Rob Henderson plan a wedding tonight in Long Beach inside the Daisy exhibition area where a 62 foot deceased whale is on display. Henderson jokes about Texas not having whales as reason for the ceremony choice. Daisy has been the summer spectacle here.
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Long Beach
Calif
Daisy
Betty Gentry
J. Rob Henderson
Texas
Henderson
Registration At Senior High School Continues Today
Students planning to enter senior high school for the first time must register tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Principal Henry Grady Owens urges those unable to register today to do so as soon as possible. Parents may register for absent students, preventing delays at the start of the school year.
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Henry Grady Owens
Sears farm shows best corn crop aided by soil service
H D Sears reports his best corn crop with a dry spring but a strong growing season due to Soil Conservation Service demonstrational work in Deep River area. He credits contour tillage lespedeza rotations and erosion control for soil preservation and wildlife gains on his farm near the CCC camp.
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H. D. Sears
CCC
Sears
Deep River
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Sears
Lespedeza
Addiion
Lawyers Attack Business Control
George R. Grant of Boston, chair man of the ABA public utility section, warned at the 59th annual convention that continued state and federal regulation of private property and business could alter the entire business structure. He urged defending managerial freedom with public support and said the time to act is now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George R. Grant
American Bar Association
Bar Association
Grant
Hitch Delays WPA Athletic Field Lease at High Point College
Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point College reports WPA cannot approve a 99 year lease needed to use WPA funds on the athletic field begun under CWA. Officials require a formal deed and releases from 70 to 80 bondholders delaying progress and prompting plans to seek congressional help.
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High Point College
WPA
High Point Col
Theington
D. C
Works Progress Administration
CWA
Raleigh
Washington
G. I. Humphreys
Humphreys
Athltic
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Rally Plans For Sixth District Democrats Tonight
Members of the Sixth Congressional district Democratic committee meet at Jamestown’s city lake park on call of Chairman O M Bundy to map plans for a large rally and barbecue on September 18. Attendees include O F Crowson of Burlington Ala mance county J D Eskeridge of Hillsboro representing Orange county C W Hall of Durham and Bundy. The event kicks off the North Carolina Democratic campaign in the district. The committee will dine with Wade P Renfrow a member of the state Democratic executive committee.
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Democratic Committee
Sixth Congressional District
City Lake Park
Jamestown
O. M. Bundy
City Lake
O. F. Crowson
Burlington
Alamance County
J. D. Eskeridge
Hillsboro
Orange County
C. W. Hall
Durham
Durham County
Mr. Bundy
North Corona
Wade P. Renfrow
Taxpayer in heat opens city hydrant in Kansas City
Police found 24 year old Joseph Centimano wearing trunks and sitting on a curb drinking from a fire hydrant. He said he was a taxpayer and that public water made him turn on the hydrant with his wrench. He was ordered to report to the water collections commissioner.
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Kansas City
Joseph Centimano
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