Woman Sues Over Unwanted Advances During Car Ride
Mrs. Owens filed a pauper suit in High at Municipal Court seeking 5000 dollars from C r Everhart and T hatt of Thomasville for alleged unlawful advances during a July 1 1936 automobile ride. She says Everhart attempted to embrace kiss and coerce attention in the back seat and with a second man present, shockingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Owens
Thomasville
High T
Municipal Court
Judet
Cr. T. Hatt
Everhart
County building project to begin soon in city
Council approves two maps College Park and Anderson Heights Two for equitable street assessments directs attorney Turner to draft plan with City Attorney Jones. Traffic signal light purchase of 1075.05 funded from contingency. Mrs Hensley seeks 5600 damages for injuries from a Willowbrook Street hole. referred to city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Anderson Héights
Cox
Thomas Turner, Jr
Grover H. Jones
Bay Streets
G. C. Hensley
Willowbrook Street
Parents W. C. Gwin Sought by Police
Police seek the parents of W. C. Gwin who died in Hot Springs Arkansas. Identification on his person names Marie and Sarah Gwin of High Point. Telegram from Hot Springs police gives no street address. officials trace clues to locate the parents. Anyone knowing his relatives is urged to contact local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Gwin
Hot Springs
Ark
Marie
Sarah Gwin
High Point
Good Price Secured For Randolph Bonds
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation sold 100000 Randolph county securities yesterday at 104.942 for about 3.45 percent. Purchasers include Wheelock and Cummings of Des Moines. Other RFC sales: 47000 North Wilkesboro bonds at 102.81 to William B. Green and Co of New York and 66000 Winston-Salem bonds at 110.77 to a Milwaukee firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Cunty
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
George B. Cravey
King Winter Holds Carolinas In Subfreezing Grip
The Carolinas faced cold conditions as winter lingered from mountains to sea. An automobile crash near Hendersonville killed one person on icy roads. Western North Carolina crews worked overnight to maintain highways while South Carolina kept the system open amid widespread ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas
Hendersonville
North Carolina
South Carolina
W. Wilson Dies at Home After Illness in City
J. W. Wilson dies at 19 South Hamilton Street after a three day illness. He moved to the city twelve years ago from Bladenboro North Carolina and was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow five daughters two sons three brothers five sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral will be at First Baptist Church Bladenboro Friday at 2 PM. Rev I P Hedgepeth and Rev dir Hall officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wilson
Hamilton Street
Mr. Wilson
Bladenboro
N. C
First Baptist Church
Harold Surratt
Join Lohr
L. 8. Pierce
Esther Rae Wilson
City
John Strickland
Bik Park
James Wilson
High Point
Joe Wilson
Chapel Hill
John
J. D
Rockingham
Graham Wilson
J. P. Freeman
Charlie Pate
Isaac Hilburn
C. Y. Lewis
Mebane Bullard
Koonce Funeral Home
I. P. Hedgepeth
Dir. Hall
Funeral Services for Mrs. Cora S. Willis
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Stuart Willis 74 of 629 Colonial Drive were held at South Main Street M E Church led by Rev J P Hipps and Rev H C Byrum with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Pallbearers included J W Clinard G H Jones B S Clark J A Davis T A Kearns and J D Slater The choir sang How Firm a Foundation and Abide With Me plus The Holy City solo Flowers were carried by J A Clinard class members Survivors include a Charlotte sister Mrs W F Bennett previously omitted from yesterdays notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora S. Willis
Cora Stuart Willis
Colonial Drive
South Main Street
M. E
J. P. Hipps
H. Co. Byrum
Oakwood Cemetery
J. W. Clinard
G. H. Jones
Clark
Charlotte
Funeral rites held for Mrs Glen nie C Teague at South Main church
Funeral services for Mrs Clyde R Teague 30 wife of Clyde R Teague were conducted at 2 PM yesterday at a South Main Street MBE church by Rev J P Hipps and Rev Hoy L Fesperman. A quartet sang Jesus Lover of My Soul Gods Way Is the Best Way and Does Jesus Care. Flowers were carried by Bible class members and Lock Knit Hosiery mill workers. Pallbearers from Evangelical and Reformed church class included B F Lopp Glenn Brown J C Wilson Coy E B Moose John H Lloyd and L P Howell. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennie C. Teague
Clyde R. Teague
South Main Street
M. BE
J. P. Hipps
Hoy L. Fesperman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. W. Hedrick
Jack Fergerson
M. F. Crooks
A. J. Koonce
Jesus
Mrs. Teague
B. F. Lopp
Glenn Brown
J. C. Wilson
Coy E B. Moose
John H. Lloyd
L. P. Howell
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Rev. T. A. Williams Rites Postponed to Thursday
Funeral services for Rev. T. A. Williams were postponed from today to Thursday morning at 11 o’clock at the James town home. Afterward the body will be taken to the First Methodist Protestant church in Burlington to lie in state from 1 to 2, with further services and interment in Burlington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Williams
Jamestown
Burlington
Cause of epilepsy explored by famous doctors booklet
A free booklet from the Educational Division offers opinions of renowned doctors on what causes epilepsy and whether a cure exists. Request is via mail to $81 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Depth paga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
Briggs Manufacturing announces ten percent wage rise
Briggs Manufacturing Company increases wage schedules by about ten percent across its payroll. The move, announced by Secretary Treasurer A. Leroy Briggs, raises total payroll effective tomorrow at the Reed Street plant, which makes upholstered living room furniture in the city.
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Briggs Manufacturing Company
Leroy Briggs
Aas
Briggs
Ite Planta
Reed Street
East Green Street
Two Injured In Auto Mishaps On Ice Laden Street
Police report two youths, John Hill and Woodrow Pitts, were injured in separate ice related incidents. Hill, pushed another car on Hast Green near Park, then crashed into a parked truck and was treated at Guilford General Hospital before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hill
Grace Street
Woodrow Pitts
Winston-Salem
Hill
W. ©. Collins
Park Street
Hast Green Street
Park
Guilford General Hospital
Washington
Perry Streets
Albert Short
Downing Street
Walter Hilliard
Trinity
Greensboro
Asheboro
Lexington
Jamestown
Knox Outlines Power Project At High Point Club Dinner
City Manager E M Knox outlined High Point hydro electric plans to the American Business Club at the E wood hotel. He said financing the city's share should be achievable under favorable conditions citing Danville bonds at about 3.23 percent. Rev Tom A Skyes spoke for Give A Lunch funds aiding meals for school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
High Point
American Business Club
E’wood
Knox
Danville
Tom A. Skyes
Marcia Canfield in a Bank Robbery Chase and Crash
Marcia Canfield and her ally Arlen Waddell are entangled in a bank holdup after Frank Kendrick’s disappearance. A car chase ends in a wreck. McDougall and Dorothy Osborn rescue the injured, while Carlo Stellicci’s plans falter as police seize the fleeing vehicle. Marcia, wounded yet alive, drifts toward a white room in a blurred, dreamlike ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Canfield
Philip Canfield
Frank Kendrick
Marcia
Kendrick
Arlen Waddell
Frank
Chicago
Tony Stelliccl
Carlo
Tony
Bruce McDougall
Dorothy Osborn
New York
McDougall
Dorothy
Bank Robbery Chase Narrows Through Snow With Police Commandeer
Dorothy Osborn and McDougall join a high speed pursuit after bandits flee toward Shore road in a commandeered limousine. The pursuing car edges closer as the chase twists along icy lanes, with Marcia Canfield and the driver witnessing the dramatic escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Osborn
McDougall
Mrs. Osborne
Rothy
Philip Canfield
Marcia Canfield
Tommy
Marcia
Shore Road
Construction Doubled in November Reports Fire Chief Ingram
The November 1936 construction and repair activity in the city more than doubled the prior year. For the first five months of the fiscal year total costs rose sharply with November figures showing 29 115 versus 18 973 in 1935. Permits issued to date amounted to 334 compared with 323 last year. New residences led with 22 600, followed by new non residences 8 780 and repairs to residences 4 990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. K. Ingram
O R York Funeral Postponed To Thursday
Funeral services for O R York, originally set for today, are postponed to tomorrow after noon. A short service will be held at the Louise avenue home at 1 o clock followed by the funeral proper at 8 o clock at Patterson Grove M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. York
O. York
Louise Avenue
Patterson Grove M. B. Church
Chicago Dairy Prices Stable Across Creamery and Standards
Chicago market notes show butter at 6,498 pounds steady with creamery specials at 33 32 percent, extras 32 percent, extra firsts 90 01 at 32 32 percent, firsts 81 percent, standards 32 percent, and 4,122 pounds steady with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
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