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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
2
Interior North Carolina generally fair while coast remains unsettled tonight and Friday. South Carolina sees interior calm with coastal unsettled conditions and a slight dip in temperatures near the coast.
Hilliard Bryant of High Point to serve two to five years after pleading guilty in Superior Court to stealing J C Talley’s car. Co defendants Carlwood Lech Edwin Floyd and James Lehrhart were acquitted. Mae Bell Scott of High Point was sentenced to four years for false pretense after admitting she took money from three men to secure jobs. Accident claim follows Luther Miller’s death from injuries in a Kannapolis motor vehicle crash.
Capt Anthony Eden praised his colonial ancestor Sir Robert Hiden as a liberal friend of religious and political freedom in Maryland. The ceremony at Hammond Harwood House included Gov Harry Nice and Sen George Radcliffe. Eden received a medal and membership in the Society of the Ark and Dove. He traced his lineage to Caroline Calvert and toured to the Naval Academy and Sir Robert’s tomb with Rear Admiral Wilson Brown and aides.
The State Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of Mary Davis alias Mary White of High Point, charged with operating a lottery. Davis was identified as the suspended sentence recipient tied to a prior Mary White alias, after police and FBI verification, with the case moving from Guilford County Superior Court.
Captain Bruce H. Carraway of this city announced he would again bring Christmas presents to inmates at Sandy Ridge Prison Camp. He urged donations of packages and baskets to be delivered and turned over to the prisoners on Christmas Day.
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