Youths Bound Over To Higher Court In Robbery Pleas
Garfield Robbins and Maxie Gibbs both 16 were bound over to the next term of Superior court after pleading guilty to four charges of breaking and entering and larceny. They confessed to robberies at Beeson Hardware High Point Hardware Lucky Strike Bowling Alley and Masonic temple. Robbins also admitted stealing a suit from a parked car and received 60 days in the county jail.
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Garfield Robbins
Maxie Gibbs
Lewis EB. Teague
Beeson Hardware Company
High Point Hardware Company
Lucky Strike Bowling Alley
Masonic Temple
Teague
Mother of Dr. Adams Dies After An Illness
Mrs. M. A. Adams, 71, mother of Dr. Paul Adams of this city, died at Rutherfordton after an extended illness. Surviving are husband, one daughter Mrs. R. Tatum of Statesville, three sons Dr. Paul Adams of this city, Royal Adams of Barnardsville schools, and Gene Adams of Lincolnton, one sister Miss Willie Baugh of Raleigh, and one brother R. A. Baugh near Raleigh. She was a Wake County native and Baptist. Funeral at First Baptist Rutherfordton today at 10, interment at Statesville at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Adams
Paul Adams
Rutherfordton
R. ©. Tatum
Statesville
Royal Adams
Barnardsville
Gene Adams
Lincolnton
Willie Baugh
Raleigh
R. A. Baugh
Sedgefield Country Club to hold meeting Monday
The annual meeting of the Sedgefield Country Club will be held Monday night February 11 at o o'clock at Sedgefield Inn. The date was moved from February 12 to avoid conflicts. Six board members will be elected during the meeting.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Inn
Answers to reviews reveal rose patent and early stamps
The article notes OSENBERG received plant patent number 1 for a climbing rose named The New Dawn that blooms successively. It mentions the first penny postcards with a one cent stamp in the upper right corner showing a profile bust of the Goddess of Liberty. Fulton’s warship Demologos or Fulton the First cost 3 and carried guns.
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Osenberg
Liberty
Fulton
Tax filing dates noted for High Point locale
In High Point on March 18 a service charge will be collected. Returns for calendar year 1934 must be filed by March 15 with the collector of Internal Revenue for the district.
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High Point
Internal Revenue
Optometrists Return From Raleigh About Bill Action
Dr. Nat Walker and Dr. A P Staley returned from Raleigh where they pursued a new optometry bill. A High Point lodge meeting and dinner is planned Monday night at 6:80 oclock with post supper business on the executive committee agenda.
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Raleigh
Nat Walker
A. P. Staley
High Point Lodge
Millis Corp Reports Break In at Rooker Street Mill
Officials of the Adame Millis Corporation reported a break in at the colored mill on Rooker street yesterday afternoon. Police were informed of unauthorized entry and potential theft of boarding porns.
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Adame Millis Corporation
Rooker Street
Calendar Meeting For High Point Municipal Court
The calendar committee of the High Point Municipal Court will meet tomorrow at 9 o'clock in the clerk of the court offices to prepare the calendar for the next term. Jury trials of civil cases begin February 35.
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High Point Municipal Court
Education in Need Protection From Its Friends
Holt McPherson, editor of The Enterprise, urged the Wallburg Parent-Teacher Association that North Carolina public education faces harm from legislators who talk of funds yet fail to guarantee adequate school funding. He warned that $18.5 to $20 million yearly for the next biennium may not meet needs, with Superintendent Clyde Erwin seeking $22 million annually, while the state averages far below national per pupil spending. He praised loyal teachers and urged prioritizing education over road spending as roads are costly but schools are the state’s greatest asset.
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North Carolina
McPherson
Clyde Erwin
Erwin
Elder Watt Tuttle to Preach at Old Archdale Saturday
Elder Watt Tuttle of Danbury will preach at the Old Archdale school building Saturday February 9 at 7 o clock. The public is invited to attend and hear Elder Tuttle.
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Watt Tuttle
Danbury
Archdale
Elder Tuttle
Vegetative Growth Key to Erosion Control Efforts
Greens boro assistant forester B J Huckenphaler of the Reedy Fork Soil Erosion Service says vegetative growth is essential to erosion control. He notes establishing tree growth on severely eroded areas helps prevent rainfall runoff and soil loss, citing experiments at the project site.
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Greensboro
B. J. Huckenphaler
Reedy Fork
Soil Erosion Service
Huckenphaler
Photography spans 100 years from Daguerre to modern methods
A. B. Cornish of Rochester spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in Elwood tracing photography from Daguerre’s daguerreotype to today’s refined processes. He credited Morse and Daguerre’s struggles for modern practice and noted photography’s reach from a single plate to scientific work. guests included W. F. Bigelow and others.
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Daguerre
Kiwanid Club
Elwood Today
A. B. Cornish
Rochester
N. Y
Man Kodak Company
Roy Spearman
Onlg
Chapel
Cornish
Datuerre
Samuel F. B. Morse
W. F. Bigelow
New York City
J. H. Packer
P. E. Lindley
Holt McPherson
Petition on Bridge in Dare County Targets State Takeover
The state highway and public works commission reviews a delegation from Dare County seeking to transfer ownership of the Manoe bridge on highway No 344 from county to state control. The bridge spans near Manteo toward Nags Head.
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Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Dare County
Manteo Bridge
Manteo
Nags Head
Erosion Lab Finds Forested Ground Loses Far Less Soil
The Statesville erosion experiment reports bare ground loses 65 percent more soil per acre annually than forested plots. The assistant forester says planting trees allows use of odd fields for future crops. maximize trees per acre to meet erosion control and economic aims.
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Statesville
Guilford County Medical Society meets at Sheraton hotel
Dr. P. W. Flagge and Dr. F. R. Taylor spoke on tumor treatment and neurological cases at the Guilford County Medical Society dinner meeting. Dr. John McCampaign was absent. next meeting is March 7 in Greensboro with Dr. George Ornstein as speaker. Awards for outstanding member work will be announced at March meeting. Eighth District Medical Society to meet April 9 in Asheboro.
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P. W. Flagge
F. R. Taylor
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
Flagg
Taylor
J. G. Groome
John McCampbell
Morganton
Greensboro
George G. Ornstein
New York City
J. W. Tankeraley
Eighth District Medical Society
Asheboro
Guilford County Society
Bolick Elected Vice President of State Boxing Board
Phil Bolick of Winston-Salem wins the vice presidency of the state boxing and wrestling association to succeed the late Harry Raymond of High Point. He was chosen at a special meeting in Charlotte. A resolution of respect for Raymond will be sent to local commissions. The association will license boxers and wrestlers for a year from license purchase date.
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Charlotte
Phil Bolick
Winston-Salem
State Boxing and Wrestling Association
Harry Raymond
High Point
Phin Horton, Jr
Jackson
Raymond
C. W. Stockard
Greensboro
R. P. Steffey
Ralph Rowe
L. M. Phelps
F. J de Tamble
Phin Horton
Dr. Jackson
Separation Deed of Mr and Mrs Davis Filed
Separation deed between McKinley Davis and Nettie Davis filed in Greensboro notes custody with mother for three children. Father to support and educate, pay household expenses, and provide $50 monthly for two years then $25 thereafter. Nettie receives $150 cash and the family automobile with use of the home for the children's needs.
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Greensboro
McKinley Davis
Nettie Davis
High Point
R. H. Wharton
Baptist Men Convene In Greensboro This April
The Baptist Men's State convention meets April 2 and 3 at First Baptist Church Greensboro. Formed after last year's Baptist State convention the group aims to boost lay involvement in church programs. Over 1,000 attendees expected.
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Greensboro
Baptist Men's State Convention
First Baptist Church
Baptist State Convention
Final Service For Andy Idol Held In Forsyth County
Funeral services for 83 year old Andy Idol known as Uncle Andy were held at Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church with Elder J A Fags presiding. Idol died from burns after his Abbott's Creek home burned last Saturday night. interment followed in the church cemetery. Born April 14 1852 in Forsyth County he was a lifelong bachelor and the eldest of several siblings who all predeceased him.
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Andy Idol
Andy
Gilmer Williard
Abbott's Creek Township
Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church
J. A. Fags
Winston-Salem
Mr. Idol
Forsyth County
David and
Hannah Idol
Funeral Services for Mrs Beck Held at Evangelical Church
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie S Beck 68 who died Wednesday morning were held at the Evangelical and Reformed church where she was a member. The rites were led by pastors from Kannapolis Lexington Burlington and Salisbury with choir performances and hymns including Rock of Ages and Sun Hour. Pallbearers included John Lief, R. Myers, Glenn Brown, A. Parham, Charlie Embtler and D. Hedrick. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial cemetery. Many friends and relatives attended.
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Nie S. Beck
Evangelical and
Refo Church
L. A. Peeler
Kannapolis
J. C. Leona
Lexington
Banks Pee
Burlington
Mil Whitener
Salisbury
Leonard
L. Pee'er
Beck
Evangelical
Refor
J. W. Hedrick
A Missionary Society of the
Cha
John Lief
R. Myers
Glenn Brown
A. Parham
Charlie Embtler
D. Hedrick
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
Drivers' license laws linked to traffic death trends
An analysis shows states with efficiently administered drivers' license laws had a 9.5 percent rise in traffic deaths, compared to a national average of 13.3 percent. This assessment focuses on the impact of licensing policy on fatal collisions across states.
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Gentry Owens
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Hall Brothers Incorporated
Wrenn
Dr. Adams
Alf Soles
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