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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1939

Page

9

Supreme Court Finds Davis Not Guilty on Transport Charge

The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled there was no error in Guilford County verdicts for Olin M. Davis of High Point who faced unlawful transportation of intoxicating liquors charges. The court found error in the transport count not the possession count based on evidence from a truck seized with 203 cases of liquor en route to Baltimore with Kentucky as a stated destination.

Supreme Court of Northarolina Guilfordounty Superior Court Olin M.vis High Point Davis Greensboro R. T. Shaffer Neese Williard Julian Baltimore Kentucky Williard Shaffer Davise Associated Justice M. V. Barnll

Labor meeting invites garment workers at Labor Temple

James F Barrett and D W Crawford will lead an open meeting of garment workers at Labor Temple 1081 2 East Washington street Friday at 7 30 P M Also A Fink president of North Carolina Federation of Labor and Mrs Sallie Clineball organizer for United Garment Workers of America will attend to participate The event is open to the public and all overalls pants and shirt workers are urged to attend

James F. Barrett Southern Es Erican Federation of Labor Dad D. W. Crawford United Garment Workers America Pennsylvania Federal of Labor Akers Labor Temple East Ashington Street Do. A. Fink Theorth Carolina Federation Offor Sallie Clineball

Funeral services for M. C. Parks Sr.

Funeral services for M. C. Parks Sr., 64, longtime resident of Otton Grove near Washington, were held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Pleasant Grove M E Church. Rev. Fred Love and Rev. R. L. Honeycutt officiated. Choir sang Is Well With My Soul and Hedgock sisters sang Asleep In Jesus and Will the Circle Be Unbroken. Pallbearers included H. E. David, D. A. Taylor, J. E. Owen, E. Greenwood, L. C. Piner and H. Newsome. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

M. C. Parks Armer Otton Grove Nearington Pleasantrove M. FE Fred Love Vy. R. FL. Honeycutt

Market attendance record seen in second week notes

The column surveys the market's second week, showing a slow start and rising totals through Thursday as attendees grow hopeful of breaking attendance records. It closes with thanks to readers, a note on weather affecting travel, and a nod to the furniture industry community.

City Bound By Tax Clerk Statements Says Attorney

A city is bound by verified statements from a tax office clerk that no street assessments exist. The City Attorney cites two court rulings supporting restitution to a bona fide buyer who learned of encumbrances after purchase. Council discussed broken street assessment records and adopted a written affidavit procedure for future inquiries.

Grover H. Jones City Hall Jones Enterprise Lewis E. Teague Guilford Armstrong Teague Supreme Court High Court C. §. Grayson

Foust Addresses Guilford County Schoolmasters in Greensboro

Thomas R. Foust Guilford County Schools superintendent spoke to the Guilford County Schoolmasters Club in Greensboro about a county survey on needed equipment to raise schools to standard level. Arnold Perry cited $4 577 required to standardize 13 examined schools with varying needs. Dr John H Cook urged a North Carolina teacher retirement law noting 554 teachers over 60 and half over 65.

Thomas R. Foust Guilford County Greensboro Jefferson Roof C. Deskins Foust Arnold Perry State Department of Education John H. Cook Woman’s College North Carolina

Hayes Rites Held For Mrs Hattie Burke Hayes

Mrs Hattie Burke Hayes 63 wife of A F Hayes Franklinville died at her son Clarence Hayes home 2103 East Green Street at 9 this morning after a two month illness. Born Cha tham county May 25 1875 she married June 21 1898 and lived in the area. Survived by husband son two grandchildren three sisters. Funeral from the home Saturday at 9 30 a m with services at Franklinville Baptist Church 11 a m. Interment in church cemetery.

Hattie Burke Hayes A. F. Hayes Franklinville Clarence F. Hayes East Green Street Hayes Chatham County Robert Martha Johnson Burke First Baptist Church Franklinsville High Point Rosa Jordan J. A. Moody C. H. Teague Hamlet Franklinville Baptist Church

Names List of Registered Voters and Residents Across Several States

A long roster lists individuals registered at markets and in various North Carolina towns, plus several Virginias and South Carolinas. Names include Hoover Lexington Bruce High Point Barber Goldston Edwards Charlotte Biggerstaff Black Umstead Bostic etc. The notice catalogs dozens of residents and their home towns or states for eligibility or record-keeping.

W"g. Hoover Lexington C. B. Bruce High Point F. M. Barber Goldston A. R. Edwards Charlotte F. M. Biggerstaff M. L. Black M. Umstead Bostic R. S. King C. S. Garrett Greensboro J. A Kennedy Dallas Shaw W. E. Shaw Asheboro J. E. Franklin W. J. Franklin Petersburg J. E. Coe Booneville Barbour Kemper Gosney Boston John Ott W. G. Snead al Friedman G. L. Jones Parker Winston-Salem J. H., Bonds C. T. Thompson Fountain Inn L. H. Thackston D. D. Eanes, Sr D. D. Eanes, Jr E. H. Sydnor Richmond E. M. King Burlington West Salisbury L. F. Link Thomasville C. C. Mock Mock W. C. White H. D. Sokol Charleston 3. C David Cash R. T. Lingle W. E. Williams E. T. Reynolds Troy H. W. Honeycutt W. L. Honeycutt Winston- Salem Vaughn Dorsey W. C. Marley Ramseur CC. Poshee A. D. Way Carthage J. G. Chipman M. G. Steelman North Wilkesboro James C. E. O'Neil Hartsville Harry Comess Norfolk, Va D.W. Yancy Clarks

Two Injured In City Auto Accidents Police Identify Suspects

Two youths were hurt in separate auto crashes yesterday. Elliot Morris aged 13 suffered a broken leg and arm after a truck collided with a bicycle on East Washington street. Floyd Henderson 37 of 408 Leonard street was arrested for reckless driving. Bertha Evans 14 was struck on North Wrenn street near Belk Stevens by a car driven by C R York 23 of 316 Louise avenue with only slight injuries.

Elliot Morris East Commerce Street Bertha Evans Morris Burrus Memorial Hospital East Washington Street Floyd Henderson Leonard Street S. E. Hauser Grocery Company Wrenn Street Belk-Stevens Department Store C. R. York Louise Avenue

Bir mingham's Refuse Handling Yields 300000 Dollar Income

The city's scientific refuse handling program in Bir mingham England now produces an annual income of 300000 dollars.

Birmingham England

Record Registration At Market Nears All Time High

Surprising market activity as Southern Furniture Exposition draws to a close with 153 buyers registering today at the Exposition building, bringing total registrants to 2516. Market officials expect the eighteen year history's attendance record to be broken before closing, signaling a highly successful event. Manufacturers report solid order distribution while retailers praise the merchandise and market conduct.

Koy Signs New Dodgers Contract After Big-Year Move

Ernie Koy the husky outfielder who moved from the Yankees to the Dodgers for 15000 last year sent in his signed contract today. Dodger officials said he received a substantial salary increase reflecting his performance with Brooklyn.

New York Ernie Koy Husky Brooklyn Dodgers Yankees Dodger

Accident Suit Filed In Court Over Asheboro Road Crash

W R Walker of Trinity files suit in Municipal court against W A Davis trading as Davis Milling Company High Point after a December 23 1938 collision on the Asheboro road. Walker seeks 300 dollars for truck damage and 140 dollars for loss while under repair, alleging negligence by the defendant's driver.

Asheboro W. R. Walker Trinity W. A. Davis Davis Milling Company High Point

Governors Conference Invited to Meet in New York

Albany Feb 2 Governor Lehman invited the national conference of governors to hold its 1929 meeting in New York state. The invitation marked a formal welcome to Albany for the event with Lehman signaling strong state support and hospitality.

Albany N. Y National Conference of Governors Lehman New York State

Also Mentioned on This Page

N Davis High Point Man Guilford Fliers Mrs. Parks R. Barker Sears Roebuck Chicago Mr. Baker High Point Furniture Company P. W. Kirkman I. W. McCallie O. M. Loving, Jr Harold Davis J. H. Phagan W. B. Goldsmith Charlie Hayes Welch Boys Indian River City Point Florida Ruth Bowne Gordon Robinson Gordon Windy City Brickbat Sonny Boy Rudy Scott Krebs, Stengel Company Mr. Whidden W. 8S. Badcock Corporation Mulberry, Fla W. S. Badcock Joe Mermel Krebs, Stengel Guilford Country Hattie Hayes TRING Goodrich RE. M. Dudley North Main Street High Point, N. C East Main Street Thomasville, N. C J. B. Boyce J. M. Rogers Herman S. Langford J. J. Langford Newberry D. C Elmo Tysinger Ralph McCormick C. O. McCormick Logan W. Va L. Tabakin Norfolk Madeline Dussord Washington D. C. Austin T. Carmichael J. G. Maxwell Marietta Ousley B. W. Dudley Harold Esterman J. J. White R. D. Welborn Wallace Clark Danville W. N. Henson Statesville R. L. Burber W. R. Hall H. D. Harris Cecil B. King Leaksville W. B. Moore Lake City P. H. Shreve W. M. Turner T. M. Church R. C. Goodman J. B. Johnson Ill C. D Morton C. D. Morton Norwood Joe Hester Newton H. H. Nicholson W. T. Nicholson H. C Calloway J. H. Upehureh B. F. Fulp Anne Boston A. D. Moore Concord H. B Sykes Furniture Market Koy Trinity Man Sues Davis Milling Company Governors’ Conference WATC Rose Furniture CO Kester Bros South Main Street
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