Republicans see Uncan doom in Oster conviction
Prominent Republicans discussed upheaval in the state executive committee ifW Foster the secretary treasurer is convicted on 52 federal counts. They expect reorganization could oust Foster and chairman Duncan and possibly shift prosecutions to L Gavin while J R McCrary remains a lead candidate. A marshalship issue also looms with Watt Gragg mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Yes Foster
Treaser
Republican State Secutive Committee
Sesnor
Greens‘o
Foster
James
Duncan
Firman
Greensboro
L. Gavin
Sanford
Orney
J. R. McCrary
Lexington
Watt Gragg
Verdict Yet In Ink Receivership In Pearl Bank Case
Judge Teague delayed permanent receivership ruling for Industrial Bank of Amond. Court heard motions. decision awaited at end of civil term. custody order issued for two children with a December 21 start and December 28 return. Settlement of Mutual Investment Company suit reached by agreement with payment of 50 and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bank of
Amond
Lewis E. Teague
Ains
Teague
Ollie EB. Griffith
Clyde
Ruby Griffith
Samuel Griffith
Penny Box Pays State Car Tags For Family Dodge
Mrs. G. O. Burton of 682 Willowbrook street saved pennies through 1938. Her box held 1,450 coins totaling $14.50, exactly enough to buy the state's license plates for the family Dodge sedan. She plans to repeat the penny plan next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Burton
Willowbrook Street
Auto Injuries Fatal To Mrs J M Campbell In Harrisburg
Mrs J M Campbell formerly Miss Rose White of Trinity section died Friday night in Harrisburg hospital from injuries in a automobile wreck She was married to Dr Campbell state health superintendent of Pennsylvania and was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J J White and sister of J C White of Trinity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Campbell
Rose White
Trinity
Harrisburg
Campbell
Pennsylvania
J. J. White
J. C. White
Police Install Photographic Dark Room at City Hall
The city police reveal a new dark room and developing equipment for fingerprints to speed crime detection. W. McMahon will head the new facility with transfer of offices from the basement to the east end of the first floor, creating private spaces for Chief Friddle and Assistant Chief Wimberly. The move, delayed past Christmas, will occur after the holidays with a new assembly room and updated headquarters on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
W. McMahon
Thertillion
City Hall
W. G. Friddle
George B. Wimberly
Demolition to Begin on 35 Year Old High Point School
M J Wrenn will commence the demolition Monday as the High Point High School board turns the 35 year old Junior High building over. Wrenn bid $1,200 for the task, workers moved equipment to the new site where after Christmas, students will study in the Athena statue era. The 1896 public school movement faced opposition and a $10,000 bond funded the first school building.
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Axe of
Temple of Learning
M. J. Wrenn
High Pol
Wrenn
Athena
High Point
Indictment for Jewelry Auction at North Main Street
Alston Clark and partner M Ernest Welch ran a jewelry auction at 202 North Main Street. Clark was arrested for violating state insurance laws by selling without a $5,000 bond. The warrant was signed by R J Wagner, acting for local jewelers. The case may go to municipal court. auctions briefly resumed after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston Clark
M. Ernest Welch
North Main Street
Dan C. Boney
R. J. Wagger
Clark
Asus Comm
Mercury Climbs Beyond 70 Degrees Across December Weekend
Weather notes compare two dates with warm spells and historic cold for December 1930. Records show December 1930 average low 28, high 48, mean 38, along with swings from 65 highs to 20 lows and a 72 degree high on a Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mercury
Grandmother of Mrs Knox Dies in Chicago
Mrs Vernon Albertie grandmother of Mrs BE Knox died at her Chicago home Thursday night. She will be buried in Norfolk Virginia on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Knox and family will leave today for Norfolk to attend the funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Albertie
BE. M. Knox
Chicago
Norfolk
Christmas Music Highlighted by Multiple Churches
Numerous churches plan midweek Christmas observances with children's choirs cantatas and special music. First Methodist Protestant hosts a 7 30 p m service with The Nativity Nevin cantata and organ preludes and postlude. Rev R J Farmer speaks on The Gifts that Jesus Brought. Church school presents The Big Red Chimney Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
E. B. Stimson
Harker
Jesus
Pietro Yon
R. J. Farmer
Wesley Memorial Cantata The Awakening Debuts Tonight
At Wesley Memorial M. E. Church the Junior church choir of 30 boys and girls presents The Awakening at 7 30 PM in new vestments. The auditorium features a white Christmas snow scene. A 6 45 PM lawn concert by the young people's band directed by Chase Idol Jr precedes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
M. E
Chase Idol, Jr
Prominent Veneer Leader J Arthur Frieburg Dies
J Arthur Frieburg vice president of the Frieburg Mahogany Co of Cincinnati and longtime veneer industry figure died at his home in the past week. Harry Raymond, local representative for the Friedburg company, learned of the death yesterday. Frieburg was widely known in this region through frequent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Frieburg
Frieburg Mahogany Company
Cincinnati
Harry Raymond
Friedburg Company
Frieburg
Last Minute Christmas Rush Now Well Underway
Crowds fill Main Street as shoppers seek gifts for friends and family ahead of Christmas. City offices close for holidays. post office and libraries suspend services. Santa visits Elwood hotel. Salvation Army tree stands 65 feet tall. Weather remains mild with few true winter days.
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Aunt Minnie
Uncle Osbert
Santa
Santa Claus
Elwood Hotel
North Main
Broad Streets
Main
Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
Christmas Cheer Fund Nears 3000 Dollar Record
High Point efforts push the Christmas Cheer Fund toward a 3 000 dollar goal with 2 642 95 raised plus 834 added. Contributions come from workers and groups including the Junior Service League and Southern Railway, with further donations expected from church collections and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise Force
Industrial Electric Company
R. T. Amos
Junior Service League
J. Welch Harris
Everett Marsh
J. W. Harris
Comer Covington
Harris Covington
Southern Railway
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Tuesday Evening Garden Club
Troop Four Boy Scouts
High Point Boxing Commission
The
Bible School For the Deaf
E. T. Kearns Heads Dems Victory Drive In City
E T Kearns named chair of the High Point Democratic Victory Fund committee by C L Shuping Greensboro NC, to begin fund drive January 4. National plan aims at least one dollar per Democrat to pay party deficit and fund the national campaign. Kearns pledges loyal local Democrats will support the drive and notes the city’s recent victory boosts enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Kearns
Democratic Victory Fund Committee
C. L. Shuping
Greensboro
Kearns
High Point
Tne Victory
Runa Wit
National Democratic Executive Committee
National Committee
United States
Shuping
Democratic Party
Mr. Kearns
Thieves Loot Kivett Grocery on Granby Street
Robbers broke into the Kivett Grocery on Granby Street Friday night and stole $1.50 in change along with tobacco and cigarettes. No arrests yet. A drawer was forced open but no glass or locks were broken. a dollar was left atop the register and thousands of cigarettes were left undisturbed. The Enterprise was informed by Mrs. Virgil Elliott of 911 Granby Street.
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Granby Street
Virgil Elliott
Enterprise
Southern interests rally against rail consolidation plans
Northern carriers seek to erect a rate wall around Dixie as five petitions oppose Monon System allocation to Baltimore and Ohio. The High Point chamber of commerce will host a luncheon of state chamber secretaries to coordinate action protecting southern market access. Local petition to Washington joins actions by NC Corporation Commission and regional trade groups supporting Southern Railway and Louisville and Nashville Railroad proposals.
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Dixie
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of
Alabama
North Carolina Traffic League
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Southern Railway Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Christmas Party at Central Friends Church
Central Friends church holds its annual Christmas party Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the annex with carol singing and games for all in the church and Sunday school. The usual supper meeting and Friday youth gathering are canceled. The fall series ends December 30 with Student Night when college students guest and perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Annex
Woman Hurt by Fall at Home Hospitalized with Broken Shoulder
Mrs. P. C. Marsh of Fairfield Road is a Guilford General Hospital patient after a fall at her home yesterday. She sustained a broken shoulder.
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P. C. Marsh
Fairfield Road
Guilford General Hospital
Knox Plans Award For Departmental Economy
City Manager E M Knox announced plans for a personal award to the department head who achieves the largest budget saving through economies. The award, donated by Knox, will be presented at a dinner after Christmas. At the same meeting officials agreed to raise at least one dollar per city employee for the Empty Stocking Fund. The police already contributed 51. City offices will close Wednesday night through Monday morning except in emergency divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
Ager
Knox
Theity Council
Cole
Police Department
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Epublicans
Uncan
Oster
AVIN
H. Blair
Axe of Progress
Old Junior High
Iastivon
Monon
Knox Plans
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