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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1936

Page

2

Thunder Mesa Mystery at de Forest Hacienda

Pearl Sam de Forest lies dead beneath the Christmas tree with a knife in his throat as guests and family at Thunder Mesa gather. Pearl Pierre leads the inquiry while Tante Josephine’s hysterics and the guarded Indian Broken Shield hint at hidden schemes. A haunted house, locked doors, and masked motives fuel the tension as Pearl John and Bob search for the missing corpse and a killer among the wary relatives.

de Forest Thunder Mesa Pearl Sam DE Forest Thunder Meena Pearl Raymon Vasquez Angelique Areyta Professor Shaw Bob Graham Pearl Pierre Tante Josephine Betty Ramon Bob Pearl John Angelique Pearle Pierre Ranton Aniame Brian Pear John Agapito Jesus Ber Mesa Broken Shield Captain de Forest Pearl Sam Tante Applique Canyon Road

Ambulances Busy as Holiday Mishaps Strain City Hospitals

A holiday spree left scores injured across the city. Ambulances ferried victims to Burrus Memorial and Guilford General as razor cuts, falls, and firecracker injuries piled up. Notable cases include Rosalie Head slashed in a husband quarrel and Oweta Pilitt who allegedly swallowed poison.

Rosalie Head Negrosa Vall Street Charner Head Burrus Memorial Hospital Sechrest John Maddox Vail Street Burris Memorial Hospital Fairview Street J. H. Coe Tate Street N. Sella Danville Union Oweta Pilitt College Street Guilford General Hospital BE. L. Cousins Smith Street

Postoffice Quiet After Record Christmas Mail Rush

High Point postoffice shows a lull after a week of unprecedented volume. 57 regular employees worked around the clock with seven extra clerks and 24 carriers. three extra trucks joined three usual ones to handle parcels. Over 300000 letters and cards passed through the canceling machine, with similar totals received from outside points. Postal receipts were expected to set new yearly records as operations pause for a brief rest before Monday reopening of stores and plants.

High Point Mammouth

Mrs. Cornelia E Steven Wood Dies After Heart Attack

Mrs Cornelia Emeline Steven Wood 70 wife of J D Wood of Jamestown died suddenly at her son s home High Point at 130 this morning after a heart attack She was born July 5 1878 Guilford County daughter of H B and Alice Phillips Stevenson married March 2 1898 Surviving husband and many children in Jamestown and nearby towns Funeral services set for Sandy Ridge M E church with interment at Sandy Ridge cemetery The body was returned to the home prior to services

Cornelia Emeline Stevenson Wood J. D. Wood Jamestown W. PD. Wood High Point Asheboro Oakdale M. B. Church J. O. Wood John Cox Henry A. Wood Clarence L. Bowman Mooresville Josie F. Wood John Barney Wood Kernersville W. D. Wood I. N. Dennis Emma Wood Claude Hauser Greensboro Ollie Wood Alice Stevenson Orange J. R. Stevenson Sturgis Mich A. L. Stevenson O. J E. M. Jones Sandy Ridge Cemetery

N. C. Fisherfolk Celebrate Old Christmas Jan. 6

Rodanthe on the northern tip of Hatteras island marks Old Christmas as January 6, the day the three wise men brought gifts to the Christ Child. December 25 passes as an ordinary day to the local fisherfolk, a tradition kept since memory.

Rodanthe Hatterals Island

Christmas Observance Marred by Accidents and Fires

Christmas day celebrations in Jamestown were marked by numerous accidents, burns from firecrackers, and a fatal blaze. Despite warm weather and festive events, injuries occurred, police arrested two for cracker violations, and many residents and visitors faced disrupted observances as shops closed and relief efforts continued.

Wesley Memorial Santa Claus St. Nick Evid Greensboro Hassel Hawe

Mrs J R Barton Rites Held At Home On Bay Street

Funeral services for Mrs. J R Barton widow of J Rufus Barton were held at her home 404 Bay street Thursday at 3 pm conducted by Rev T A Sykes Central Friends church A quartet sang O Love That Will Not Let Me Go and Give Thy Weary Rest Pallbearers included F H Jarrett Horace Haworth Homer Haworth Jon D Cox Dr A C Jones Wade Hiatt William Tomlinson Sidney Tomlinson Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery in the family plot.

J. BR. Barton J. R. Barton J. Rufus Barton Bay Street T. A. Sykes Central Friends Church EB. B. Mendenhall D. L. Barker Jack Owen Anna Mendenhall F. H. Jarrett Horace Haworth Homer Haworth Jon D. Cox A. C. Jones Wade Hiatt William Tomlinson Sidney Tomlinson Oakwood Cemetery

Martha L. Kirkman Dies After Diphtheria Illness

Martha Lillian Kirkman seven daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Kirkman died at home Hast Green street extension after a five day diphtheria illness. Born September 5 1928 she is survived by her parents a brother Billy and sister Pauline Kirkman the paternal grandparents G W Kirkman of High Point route 8 and maternal grandparents J H Hodgin of Jamestown. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 PM from the home with burial in Hickory Chapel cemetery.

Martha L, Kirkman Martha Lillian Kirkman A. B. Kirkman Green Street Billy Pauline Kirkman Home Place G. W. Kirkman High Point Route 8

Funeral services for Darrell Lee Zachary held at Archdale home

Darrell Lee Zachary two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M. Zachary died at home in Archdale Tuesday. Rev J W Grace conducted Thursday afternoon services at 2 oclock with Archdale M E church choir singing Safe In the Arms of Jesus and Gathering Home A duet sang Gathering Buds. Flowers borne by little girls. Pall bearers were George and Jack Marshall and Johnnie and Chas Summers.

Darrell Lee Zachary Nelson M. Zachary Archdale J. W. Grace Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Archdale M. E Jesus A. E. Williams A. T. Tuttle George Jack Marshall Johnnie Chas

Mrs Wrightenberry Claimed By Death At Residence Here

Mrs. Rachael Wrightenberry aged 70 died Friday morning at her home 110 Burton Street after a prolonged illness. Survived by son Fred M. Wrightenberry and daughters Mrs. D. H. Cole and Mrs. Mallie Hunt of High Point. Sister Miss Nealy Albertson of Thomasville and brothers Eli and Phineas Albertson of Prospect. Seven grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 PM at Pleasant Grove church with Rev. J. W. Grace and Rev. T. R. Love officiating.

Rachael Wrightenberry Burton Street Fred M. Wrightenberry D. H. Cole Mallie Hunt High Point Miss Nealy Albertson Thomasville Eli and Phineas Albertson Prospect Pleasant Grove Church J. W. Grace T. R. Love

Death of Troy W Hohn in Lexington

Troy W Hohn, 24, died Friday at his West Second avenue home after several weeks illness. He worked at Lexington Silk mill. Survived by wife Beulah Hunt Hohn and daughter Nancy Louise, mother Mrs Ruth Hill Tuttle, step-father L G Tuttle, three sisters S G Tuttle Cary Bennett Rosalie Hahn, three half-sisters Dorothea Doris Mary Tuttle, all of High Point route 3. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm at Fairfield Methodist Protestant church. Annie Hunt, mother of Mrs Hohn, also of High Point.

Guilford General Hospital Clarence Jarrett East Green Street Guilford General Homer Mabe Route One Beasie Stile Route Three J. N. Griffin West Point Avenue Albertson Road Everett Styers Prospect Road George Brown Broad Street Farris Bray Thomasville Dickie Hill Johnson Street Lexington Troy W. Hohn West Second Avenue Lexington Silk Mill Beulah Hunt Hohn Nancy Louise Ruth Hill Tuttle L. G. Tuttle High Point Route 3 S. G. Tuttle Cary Bennett Rosalie Hahn Dorothea Doris Mary Tuttle Fairfield Methodist Protsetant Church

Washington Building Dept Reports 1936 Uplift

The labor department today released figures showing building in the first 11 months of this year up 22 percent from 1935. Including repairs and alterations, total construction activity reached 86 percent of the prior year’s level.

Washington Dec Labor Department

Point route 3 and friends who will regret

The fragment hints at a social conflict involving a daughter and friends. The readable text suggests a decision or event linked to a route or path, with accompanying remorse implied for those involved. Names, dates, or places are not present in the readable portion.

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