Local man’s beer license revoked by county board
Greensboro December 4 The Guilford County Board of Commissioners revoked the beer and wine license of L G Campbell 1542 English Street High Point on the North Carolina Brewers and Distributors Committee petition Campbell was under a suspended sentence from a High Point Municipal Court liquor violation hearing Campbell asked for license to remain in force until next June to permit a new application Commissioners granted the request The board deferred action on county tax list takers and approved a $10000 bond for County Tax Supervisor A C Hudson A rural fire fighting study dominated the meeting with citizens arguing the proposed $175 per fire charge was steep adding rural fires about a dozen per month would total roughly 25200 annually
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L. G. Campbell
High Point
Board of
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North Carolina Brewersnd Distributors Committee
Campbell
T. J. Gold, Sr
Highpoint
Ounty
A. C.udson
Ral
W. E. Apple
W. &. Younts
Bessemer School
Death claims L. Newton after four-year decline
J L Newton 80 prominent city resident died at 2 AM at 612 Prospect Street after years of illness. Born February 18 1859 in Davidson County he lived in the city all his life and worked in real estate and groceries until 1927. Survived by widow Mattie Kennedy two daughters five sons 25 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church conducted by Rev red Love and Rev Elbert Newlin with interment in church cemetery.
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J. L. Newton
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Mr Newton
Davidson Ounty
Jack
Pattie Newton
Pleasant Grove
Uilford
Lattie Kennedy
Rs. L. P. Cagle
Rs. R. L. Kennedy
Omasville
R. L. Newon
L. G. Newton
Raymond New
Deer hunting mishap ends with theft and fine in Texas
Felix Lewis killed two eight point bucks one stolen from his car and another fined forty six dollars after sundown. A friend planned to shoot a deer and give it to Lewis borrowing his car and rifle. the car ran dry of gas and the rifle was left at a filling station for security.
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San Antonio
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Felix Lewis
Lewis
Family Affair Over Car Theft At Omaha HQ
Detective Douglas Arthur reported his car stolen from in front of the Omaha police headquarters only to learn his son Jack, 19, home from college, had taken the vehicle for the evening. The piece notes aviation regulation history and a 1937 trucking tax figure of 417.5 million dollars.
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Omaha
Neb
Douglas Arthur
Automobile Theft Department
Arthur
Dack
Toledo relief front lines demand milk price cuts
Toledo relief director Clarence A. Benedict warned 2,000 plus families lack enough food and urged lower milk prices for relief and low income buyers. He noted city funds are insufficient to meet relief needs as distributors prepare to vote on federal milk handling amendments. Cleveland protesters echoed fears of starvation amid reduced rations.
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Clarence A. Benedict
Benedict
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Price
Relief denied to childless couples and singles
The report notes that able bodied childless couples and unmarried persons have been refused relief grocery orders due to dwindling funds and are left to exist on federal aid.
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Landers
Woodmen To Meet On Tuesday Night
Local Woodmen of the World prepare for a visit by Farrar Newberry from W O W headquarters Omaha Neb. He will join Piedmont Camp leader G D Walter in field work visiting Greensboro Asheboro and Thomasville. Meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm will include officer elections and plans for the December 19 Christmas program with a special program and refreshments.
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Omaha
Neb
High Point
G. D. Walter
Piedmont Camp
Newberry
Piedmont
Messrs Walter
Greensboro
Asheboro
Thomasville
Craven Child Dies After Brief Illness at Parents Home
Perry H Craven six died at his parents home High Point route 2 at five this morning after a cold began last Friday and worsened Sunday He was born August 22 1933 in High Point son of E H and Edith Bundy Craven a first grade student at Allen Jay School Surviving are his parents two sisters Violet Marie and Dorothy Joyce Craven two brothers Gale Vance and Wesley Earl Craven Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from the home conducted by Rev C L Ruth First Pilgrim Church
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High Point
E. H
Edith Bundy Craven
Allen Jay School
Violet Marie Craven
Dorothy Joyce Craven
Gale Vance Craven
Wesley Earl Craven
C. L. Ruth
First Pilgrim Church
Guilford Food Dealers Plan Christmas Advertising Meet
The Guilford County Food Dealers Association will meet Tuesday night at the County Building to discuss a cooperative Christmas advertising plan. Independent dealers are invited to attend and J. R. Fanelty, the president, will preside.
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Guilford Food Dealers
Guilford County Food Dealers Association
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Plans For State CIO Convention In North Carolina
One hundred fifty CIO delegates from across the state met in Greensboro to organize for the upcoming State CIO convention set for February 3 4 at High Point. They urged centralization of activity, backed an anti anti trust stance on unions and supported the Dies Committee alternative. The next meeting was scheduled for Leaksville January 7. A Greensboro Junior Union Christmas play was presented and emphasis was placed on building the North Carolina League for Progressive Democracy ahead of elections.
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Greensboro
CIO
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Hall
CLO
High Point
Industrial Union Council
Local Woman Suffering From Potassium Permanganate Poisoning
Mrs. Marjorie Ruth of 1156 English Street High Point was brought to Guilford General Hospital shortly after 3 AM with self administered potassium permanganate poison. Hospital staff reported her condition remained unchanged at noon. Police said the poison was self administered.
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Marjorie Ruth
English Street
High Point
Guilford General Hospital
Parish Dinner Planned at St Marys Episcopal Church
The annual Parish dinner will be held at the Parish House Tuesday night at 6 30. Four vestrymen will be elected for three years and reports on parish activities will be presented. All parish members are urged to attend.
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ST. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
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