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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1935

Page

9

Reynolds Backing Airport For High Point Throngs Attend Adams Rites

A large crowd packed the Sedgedeld home as John Hampton Adams was laid to rest at Millis Mausoleum Oakwood Cemetery. Leaders from business and civic life across the state attended the funeral, with floral tributes and remarks by Dr. W A Lambeth and Rev G Ray Jordan. Active pallbearers included R O Lindsay and H Frank Hunsucker among others.

Acious Adams Sedgedeld John Hampton Adams Newark Adams Busi Millis Mausoleum Thema Ams W. A. Lambeth Wesley Memorial Methodist Church G. Ray Jordan Centenary Methodist Church Winston-Salem Charles Kephart Isle of Somewhere Jesus Saviour Lawrence Matton R. O. Lindsay H. Frank Hunsucker H. A. Millis J. E. Millis Glenn R. Ward R. M. Bundy L. B. Heilig G. C. Farr J. V. Garrett

Heavy Jury Trial Term Of Local Court Concludes

The High Point Municipal court closed its January term with a heavy criminal docket. Judge Lewis E Teague presided as Clarence Christy alias Christian was convicted of manslaughter in the Vivian Burton death and sentenced to 12 months in county jail with road work or a $700 widow’s award. Many cases were continued or moved to February. several defendants pleaded guilty and judgments were entered.

High Point Lewis E. Teague Gaston A Vuwlsmine SmVong Clarence Christy Christian Vivian Burton Thomasville Christy Teague Louise Barber Calvin Flynn Etta Moore Lillie Eubanks

Southern furniture market expects best year since the late twenties

Post exposition optimism rises as southern furniture makers report strong bookings and rising profits. Major firms including White Furniture Mebane Thomasville Chair and Hooker Bassett note year over year gains with demand for better quality merchandise. Continental and Globe Parlor report sizable increases and strong attendance signals for 1935.

South White Furniture Company Mebane Thomasville Chair Company Thomasville Hooker-Bassett Furniture Company Virginia Continental Furniture Company Rembrandt Lamp Corp Chicago Globe Parlor Furniture Company

Red Cross names Mrs Coltrane as High Point executive

The High Point Chapter of the American Red Cross announced the appointment of Mrs. W. H. Coltrane as executive secretary. A Meredith College graduate and trained social worker, she will begin February 15 and attend a six week Washington training course before returning to lead local Red Cross activities.

W. H. Coltrane Emergency Relief Administration High Point American Red Cross C. EB. Ditfendal Coltrane Johnson Street Washington Red Cross Mfe C. Henry Pilot Life Insurance Company

Rambling Reporter trio remain in hospital after Burlington crash

George Urwick, Glenn Hedgecock and Jack Boylin, injured in a Burlington automobile accident last Friday night, stay at Rainey hospital. All three suffer leg burns. Urwick has a severe upper jaw injury and has received two blood transfusions. Expect 6 to 8 weeks for Urwick and 10 days to two weeks more for the others.

George Urwick Glenn Hedgecock Jack Boylin Burlington Rainey Mr. Urwick

Ministers to Meet at Wesley Memorial Church

The High Point Ministers Association will convene at Wesley Memorial church Monday at 10 30 am with Arth and Kirkman of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad to speak per Rev F L Conrad. B Fowler reports his 1928 Chevrolet closed model stolen from South Wrenn street between 7 and 8 Friday night.

High Point Wesley Memorial Church Arthaur Kirkman High Point, Thomasville and Denton F. L. Conrad B. Fowler High Point Route One Wrenn Street

Drunken man causes ambulance mayhem on Washington street

A inebriated man on Washington street involved three funeral home ambulances and liquor in a comic sequence. The man dialed Koonce Ambulance for a ride home then refused entry, triggering a relay with Sechrest and Yow ambulances before he finally rode home after persuasion.

Washington Street Koonce Sechrest

Reynolds Seeks Federal Funds for High Point Airport Plan

Senator Robert R. Reynolds urged High Point officials to submit a concrete plan to secure funds for a city airport. He said the current Public Works appropriation bill offers a prime chance to start the project and pledged to aid in obtaining initial financing to launch work. Chamber officials welcomed his offer and plan to write him immediately.

Washington Robert R. Reynolds High Point Reynolds

Garment Workers to Meet in Knitters Hall Monday

An open meeting for garment workers is planned at Knitters Hall 124 1-2 North Main Street Monday at 7 p m. The gathering will discuss Amendment Seven to the Cotton Garment Code and related court decisions. All garment workers are invited.

Knitters’ Hall North Main Street Cotton Garment Code Authority

Township Sunday School Institute Held by High Point

The High Point Township Sunday School Institute opens today at South Main Street Methodist church under the North Carolina Sunday School association. Afternoon sessions feature Miss Myrtle A. McDaniel and Rev. Shuford Peeler with discussions on Leadership and Curricula. Evening programs include Miss Edith Krider and Dr. P B Lindsay guiding adult and youth groups with music from local choirs. The event is interdenominational and open to the public.

High Point Township South Main Street Methodist Church North Carolina Sunday School Association C. BE. Diffendale Po Ver C. N. Real McDaniel Edith Krider Shuford Peeler Salisbury Sunday School Association J. Clay Madison First Methodist Protestant Church Main Street Methodist Church J. P. Hippa C. EB. Dittensale High Point Township Sunday School Association C. F. Mann Publc

Inquiries Signal New Industry Interest in High Point

High Point Chamber of Commerce reports letters from Florida and local prospects seeking to buy a furniture factory or locate a new container plant. The inquiries show substantial investment interest and potential job creation as the city positions for industrial growth. The chamber seeks market and labor data to inform decisions.

High Point Chamber of Commerce Frank J. Sizemore Chamber Florida

Mrs Maria E Cox Dies From Burns At Home

Mrs Maria E Cox aged 69 died at her residence 1107 Adams street last night at 7 15 after clothing caught fire while she stood before a fire Monday morning. She had been in failing health for two years and suffered critical burns since Monday in Randolph county.

Maria E. Cox Adams Street

Winter Festival at Oak Hill School

Oak Hill patrons stage a winter festival in the school auditorium on February 8 at 7 30 PM. Mrs B H Cook chairs the program as parents perform three short plays with side shows and small admission fees. Cary Daviss orchestra and the Harris Hawaiian players provide music to raise funds for school relief work.

Oak Hill School B. H. Cook Better City Campaign Committee Cary Davis Harris Hawaiian Players

Al Schwartz Returns From New York Visit

Al Schwartz owner and manager of the Rossine Shop returned from New York yesterday with a new line of ladies spring wearing apparel and an entire line of ladies shoes to expand his stock.

al Schwartz Rossine New York

Petition to place CCC camps under Soil Erosion Service in NC

A High Point Agricultural Bureau meets to send Governor Ehringhaus a petition urging President Roosevelt to place 50 or more of the proposed 1,200 CCC camps in North Carolina under the Soil Erosion Service. Dr. J. H. Stallings touts NC’s soil and climate as ideal for agriculture and restoration. The gathering highlights cooperative efforts with Garden Clubs and local farms suffering erosion, outlining broad agricultural development prospects.

J. C. B. Ehringhaus Roosevelt CCC North Carolina Soil Erosion Service Agricultural Bureau of the High Point Chamber of Commerce W. J. McAnally Agricultural Bureau of the Church J. H. Stallings Bureau Stallings High Point Grayson F. J. Sizemore Chamber of Commerce J. I. Wagoner L. M. Boswell

Seven High Point Nurses Pass State Exam

Seven High Point nurses are listed among those who passed the State Nurses examination. The names include Verne Viola Holyfield, Ruth Inez Lambeth, Mary Lois Swicegood, Pauline Inez Alphine, Ona Katherine Barber, Edith Leona Pulliam and Edna Lewis Reitzel.

High Point Misses Verne Viola Holyfield Ruth Inez Lambeth Mary Lois Swicegood Pauline Inez Alphine Ona Katherine Barber Edith Leona Pulliam Edna Lewis Reitzel

Guilford Choi 70 Gives Sacred Concert Tonight

The Guilford College A Cappella choir directed by Prof. Max Noah performs its annual sacred concert at Central Friends church tonight at 7 30. The program features works by Wood Crotch Boughton Bach Palestrina Wetzel Bossi Arkhangelsky Gaul Schnedoff Lyelosky Christiansen Kranz and Wood. Public invited.

Guilford College A Helen de Motte Richmond Wood Crotch Boughton Bach Palestrina Wetzel Rafaello Divino Bossi Arkhangelsky Lord Gaul Schnedoff Lyolosky Christiansen Mary Kranz Central Frienda Church

Several Persons Injured In Accidents On Saturday

Three year old Jack Venable was struck by an Emergency Relief Administration car driven by Ruth Johnston. He suffered a serious brain concussion and head injuries but was resting comfortably at Burrus Memorial hospital after treatment at Burrus Clinic. Another man Ed Spoon sustained a broken leg when struck by a locomotive near Highland. G P Walls broke a leg after a fall from a high back porch and was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital.

Jack Venable Ed Venable High Point Route One Emergency Relief Administration Ruth Johnston East Russell Street Mangum Avenue Burrus Clinic Sechrest Burrus Memorial Hospital Ed Spoon Highland Section High Point Randleman, Asheboro and Southern Railroad Spoon Yow

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le Tak Sedgefield Millis Oakwood Cemetery Sadie Murray J. T. Styles Julius Reid Garbee James Watson Delphine Gibson Taylor Gibson W. H.coltrane Diffendial Washington Bureau Enterprise Township Sunday School Institute Woman's Club The G. I. Humphreys Humphreys High Point Lions Club Oak Hill ASK Ehringhaus Guilford Choi Central Friends Church Riendly Y A.J. Koonce Lincoln South Main ST
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