Photographer Stephen Economy Bound For Higher Court
Stephen Economy, local photographer, was bound over to the March term of Greensboro Superior Court on a $750 bond for false pretense. Prosecutors say he misrepresented a scheme to sell stock in the Mark Hopkins estate to several Greek neighbors. The hearing in High Point Municipal Court lasted nearly two hours with witnesses Drakulakos and Daniel testifying for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Economy
Superior Court
Greensboro
Mark Hopkins
Lewis E Teague
High Point Municipal Court
Ste
Teague
Drakulakos
Eagle Lunch
G. Daniel
Economy
Tom Gianoulie
Gev. Steffans
Daniel Hassaplis
James Metrides
John Athanasiou
Archie Patalas
Drakalakos
Gaston Johnson
Daniel
Mr. Daniel
California
Hopkins
John W. Welborn
Welborn
Thomas Turner, Jr
C. E. Reitzel, Jr
L. J. Fisher
Conrad Addresses Rotary Club on They Did Not Mean What They Said
Dr. A B Conrad, pastor of First Baptist, spoke to the Rotary Club on the topic They Didn't Mean What They Said. Dr. Charles Nabers announced the district conference set for May 11 12 here and read a note from Rotary's international president praising postwar friendship growth and urging renewed devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Charles H. Nabers
Tom Earle
Tom Kearns
Nabers
Rotary
Ebu
South America
North America
Sidney Pascall
London
Conrad
Dr. Conrad
Lloyd George
Hancocks Ordered To Pay Weekly Support
Sam Hancocks was ordered by Judge Lewis E. Teague in High Point Municipal Court to pay Mrs. Ruby Hancocks four dollars every Saturday for her support until further notice. The case labeled abandonment and non support, with the prosecution noting abandonment and neglect after the birth of her child and alleged relationship with another married woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hancocks
Ruby Hancocks
Lewis E. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
Hancocks
Prophesy Study Series by Rev. Willy at Gospel Tabernacle
Pastor Rev. Thomas Willy leads a weekly prophecy class at the Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook between Russell and Green streets. Sessions cover Daniel and Revelation with questions on tribulation the anti christ and the timing of a future war. Classes meet Thursdays at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Willy
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook
Russell
Green Streets
Recreational Meet by Peacock Bible Class
At Wesley Memorial Methodist church the Peacock Bible class held its first recreation meeting in the church recreation rooms. Men played relays stunts and an indoor baseball game before refreshments. Members are urged to watch for further announcements of upcoming gatherings.
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Peacock Bible
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
French And Owens Planned To Duel Over Differences
The tale links B B Owens and W E French to a planned duel over unknown differences. Owens and police reportedly persuaded the duel never happened. French was later found shot to death. Mrs French and Owens are jailed. she denies involvement and says she drove away with one stranger after the incident.
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French
Owens
Greensboro
B. B. Owens
W. E. French
Awl Allinesas
Wood A Local Candidate For Guilford Sheriff
Joseph F. Wood of High Point announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Guilford county. He is the only High Point contender so far among several Greensboro entrants. Mrs. French plans further remarks today but, advised by her attorney, declines. French remains in serious condition with unconfirmed reports of double pneumonia.
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Joseph F. Wood
Guilford County
Greensboro
Manufacturers Asked to Complete 1931 Census of
The High Point Chamber of Commerce urges all local manufacturers to promptly fill and return the Census Bureau's 1931 Census of Manufacturers questionnaires. The brief form covers four items: wage earners by month, wages paid, cost of materials and energy, and products by quantity and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
F. J. Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Sizemore
Census Bureau
Special Meeting Of Local VFW At Sheraton
The local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a special call meeting tonight at 8 in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel. Officials announced that matters of utmost importance to members will be discussed and every member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sheraton Hotel
Permit for Sears Roebuck addition issued to Minnie Broadhurst
City permit clerk A B Horney issued a permit for a Sears Roebuck addition. The project began several days ago and calls for a $9,000 expenditure. Minnie K Broadhurst is named in the permit.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Minnie K. Broadhurst
A. B. Horney
Kirkman Returns From Rail Meet
D A Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad returned to speak on the three day American Short Line Railroad association session in Washington DC. The executive board and full association discussed accounting rates per diem and financing with plans for unified action before the Interstate Commerce Commission and courts. He noted the H P T and D has no immediate issues and maintains excellent relations with government agencies.
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D. A. Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Washington, D. C
American Short Line Railroad Association
Senate
House
Bird M. Robinson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kirkman
H. P. T. and
Commission
Large Crowd Attends Evangelistic Services at First Baptist
Evangelistic services at the First Baptist Church continue to draw large crowds since last Wednesday. Mrs. C. E. Steldly delivers messages with three daily services at 9:30 a.m., 4 p.m. for children and youth, and 7:30 p.m. Tonight's topic is The People Who Never Die, with Friday designated as young people night The Thief. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Steldly
Police Shake-Up Reduces High Point Force
High Point cuts seven police positions as a cost saving move to meet debt service deadlines. Chief Friddle guarantees maintained police activity, with desk sergeants moving to 12 hour shifts and several plainclothes officers reassigned. The reduction amounts to about 36 percent of the department's operating budget compared with the prior year.
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High Point
W. G. Friddle
E. M. Knox
M. T. Dowdy
L. L. Broadway
J. E. Hall
T. R. Wall
J. W. Stout
B. F. Russell
J. M. Brindle
FE. Battley
Plainclothes Department
J. N. Steele
L. C. Madden
J. L. Kivett
C. Stoker
Eugene Parrish
Plainclothes
George B. Wimberley
Ray Nance
H. M. Wade
J. W. McMahon
W. E. Kiger
J. L. Dawkins
J. R. Davis
L. G. Jones
Sam Crowson
J. H. Steele
A. P. Samuele
J. €. Hoover
J. F. Shields
W. E. Carroll
A. J. Hussey
G. T. Ball
S. F E. Battley
J. H. Hubbard
K. F. Ellington
I. D. Venable
C. C. Stoker
Swanson
H. F. Richardson
Earl Dowdy
J. C. Pike
H. M. Ridge
Paul Charping
Friddie
Knox
Dental Society Elects Officers
Dr. L. G. Coble of Greensboro was named president and Dr. W. R. McKaughan of High Point as vice-president of the Guilford County Dental Society at the Greensboro meeting. Dr. Coble succeeds Dr. J. T. Lasley and McKaughan replaces Dr. W. S. Clayton. Dr. J. C. Crank of Greensboro was named secretary-treasurer to succeed Dr. J. S. Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Coble
Greensboro
W. R. McKaughan
High Point
Guilford County Dental Society
Coble
J. T. Lasley
McKaughan
W. 8. Clayton
J. C. Crank
J. 8. Betts
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Stephen
Mr. Economy
W. Green St
Wilson Motor Company
Chet” Smith, Jr
North Main
N. Main St
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
West Broac
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Madame Violet
Ives
North Main Street
N. C
Whitely Bros
Washington
Cerful Confidential Service Co-Op Finance Co
West Washington Street
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G. E. Klanderman
P. A
Sedgefield
Ballinger
L. L. Jarvis
V.F.W
Sheraton
Ouse Carmen
Carket
Piedmont Insurance & Realty Company
College Street
Jack Taylor
Soct's
Lemol
Taccero
Oncome Ay the Grose Tailorine Co
Schwab Tailoring CO
Friddle
Raleigh
Dental Society
Carolina Vulcanizing CO. Goodrich Silvertown
J. C. Welch Motor Co
Wrenn St
Pickett and McDonald
North
Wrenn Street
Watch
Announ
Wilson’s Shoe Store
RED Bell Shoe Store
Princess Cafe
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