Youthful Heralds After The Modern Fashion Newspaper Carrier Boy
A feature praising the newspaper carriers of The Enterprise across High Point and surrounding towns. It highlights the carrier as the modern town crier and essential link for delivering business messages and news, noting the carriers’ numbers and crucial role in reaching readers.
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Firemen Set New High Record With Toy Distribution
Over 1 500 toys repaired repainted and reconditioned by High Point firemen tonight for Santa to place in stockings of needy children Welfare Board distributed them yesterday at the Exposition Building Amid Joyful scenes. W F Pleming credited four years of effort and urged continued support to brighten Christmas for less fortunate tots and strengthen community spirit.
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Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
W. F. Pleming
Mr. Pleming
Mterprise
Fon
Prees
Collec
High Point
Local Fire Department Toy Drive Highlights High Point Effort
The High Point Fire Department organized a Christmas toy drive with donations from hardware and lumber firms, local mills, and individuals. Volunteers and officials, including Miss Virginia Carrier and Mrs. E J Fleming, distributed gifts and gave thanks to supporters and motorists who delivered toys and to Roy Smart for theater space.
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Beeson Howe. Co
Redwine Howe. Co
High Point Howe. Co
Snow Lumber Company
Owen-Welding Co
Virginia Carrier
Junior Service League
George W. Myers
E. J
High Point
J. Triangle Hosiery Mill
L. F. Porter
Grant Furniture Co
Chas. L. Amos
Hayworth Roll and Panel Co
M. J. Wrenn
Myrtle Desk Co
Alma Desk Co
E. C. Criddlebaugh
Homer Wheeler
P. IA
Thomas Car Works Pickett Cotton Mill
Cummings Veneer Co
W. C. Hammond
Harpers involved in cold blooded shooting incident
Holton testifies Mrs Harper visited his room at O'Henry hotel and urged a trip to Greensboro to meet Harper. Harper admits love but denies family breakup or wrongdoing. Holton alleges Harper opened fire in the living room while Mrs Harper waited nearby. Deputy Gray meets Harper as he surrenders at the Greensboro road home.
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Harper
Holton
Gray
J. T. Henden, Jr
Said
Henden
Mrs. Harper
C. L. Gray
George Penny
Charles Kenner
J. C. Welch
W. W. Harvey
Harpers
J. T. Henden, Sr
Greensboro
New York
Enterprise
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High Point Boys
O. E. Mendenhall
W.W. Pleming
W. M. Jr
D. Brooks
G. A. Belleck
Robert Sheloff
W. &. Price
P. B. Fulton
Lena Butler
Leslie Bowling
Cart
Boyouk
Harold Bass
Lawrence Austin
Allen Parker
Kenner Amos
Richard Short
Bob Rankin
Tom Jones
Gilbert Clark
Hal Ingram
Tom Pitts
Troop Four
W. F. Frye
C. EB. Bodenheimer
James Monroe
C. 8. Holland
Roy Smart
New— Co
E. Diffendal
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Horney
Dr. Dippey
Mississippi
Jamestown
F. M. Cralle
Rodney H. Snow
Frank Simmons
John Dyer
Sport Council
R. D. Bevan
Cape Bevan
PD. T. Henden
Asheboro
Lexington
Archdale Carriers
Thomasville