Thieves Loot Wineskie Home Second Big Haul Revealed
Robbers rifled the Wineskie residence on North Main, wrecking the interior and leaving clothes and jewelry scattered. A woodlands suitcase found with silver navel cups tied the theft to Wineskie trophies, while earlier a similar burglary at the Terry home in Roland Park is noted. Detectives pursue leads with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Frank Wineskie
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
Terry House
Wineskie Place
Sheraton
Wineskie
Statesville
Pinehurst
Southern Railroad
Oak Hill
Sedgefield
Terry
Florida
Wineskde
Dr. Burress Moves to New Home on Fairway Drive
Dr. D. A. Burress settles into a new English style residence on Fairway Drive in Ardyn Hills. The corner lot overlooks a lake and High Point country club golf course with a historic mantel from the Vernon house in Newport, R. I. The home was built and sold by A. K. Taplin and R. C. Boyee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. A. Burress
Fairway Drive
Ardyn Hills
High Point Country Club
Vernon House
Newport
R. L
le Comte Rochambeau
A. EK. Taplin
R. C. Boyee
Archdale Brotherhood To Be Entertained Here
The Central Friends Brotherhood hosts Archdale Brotherhood guests Monday at 7 30 pm with inter group games contests and a general evening of recreation. Every man is invited to join in the fun and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Brotherhood
Archdale Brotherhood
Baby Boy Perhaps Scalded To Death
Kermit King, baby son of Mr and Mrs Will King, fell into boiling water at the Fisher Street home. He was rushed to High Point hospital where physicians said there was practically no hope for the child. Details on how the accident occurred were not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit King
Will King
Fisher Street
High Point Hospital
Funeral Held For Miss Ida Alexander
Funeral services for Miss Ida Alexander died Thursday night were held at her Eng lish street residence with Rev. John W. Moore and Rev. J. F. Kirk officiating. A quartet sang Abide With Me and Crossing the Bar as pallbearers and U. D. C. members carried flowers while chimes played Lead Kindly Light and Son of My Soul.
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Ida Alexander
English Street
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
J. F. Kirk
Main Street M. E. Church
Thomasville
J. Gurney Briggs
Edith Moore Sherrod
J. W. Garrett Bang
Alexander
Business Men Guests of Raymond at Sedgefield Lodge
A group of prominent businessmen were hosted by Harry Raymond at Sedgefield Lodge Fritzbarry during the past week. Raymond received credentials as Colonel on Flem Sampson's Kentucky governor staff, presented by A. MacLean of Louisville. Guests included Col. MacLean James W. Davis Jay Wellman George Kannapell Hugh B. Raymond and Jos H. Smith.
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Harry Raymond
Sedgefield Lodge
Fritzharry
Raymond
Flem Sampson
Kentucky
A. MacLean
Louisville
Quail
Col. MacLean
James W. Davis
Jay Wellman
Edinburg
Ind
George Kannapell
Hugh B. Raymond
Jos H. Smith
Fritzbarry
T. M. Stanton
W. O. Mitscherling
Burlington
Frank Hower
Buffalo
N. Y
High Point
George YT. Penney
Davis
Federal Land Bank
Federal Bank
United States
Mr. Davis
Mr. Wellman
Joseph J. Bonneau
Long Island
Kannapell
Austin May Test Constitutional Local Court Suit
A case from High Point involves J Allen Austin versus the City of High Point over a missing Hoskins street crossing. The suit seeks 20000 damages for property damage tied to city delays in opening the crossing and a raw water line agreement.
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Superior Court
J. Allen Austin
City of
High Point
State Supreme Court
Austin
Southern Railway Company
Hoskins Street
Hopkins Street
Greensboro
Supreme Court
Lewis E. Teague
A. W. McLean
Gardner
First Baptist Church Stresses Night Service Tonight
The First Baptist Church emphasizes tonight’s night service with Rev. T C Johnson as acting pastor presenting The Greatest Question Ever Asked. The choir provides special music and he will also preach in the morning on A Little Boy and a Giant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
T. C. Johnson
Large Civil Calendar Trials Begin With 68 Cases Set
A two week civil term opens Tuesday morning with Judge Lewis E Teague presiding. Sixty eight cases are listed for trial including English vs City of High Point and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. vs Rogers and Lowrimore. The bar expects most matters to be disposed during the term.
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Bar
Lewis E. Teague
J. R. English, Jr
BHNF
City of High Point
Grace Securities Corporation
Bertie E. Bland
Carl P. Hines
S. Pickett Montgomery
High Point Builders Supply Com
Political leaders shift as party eyes key posts in Guilford
Guilford County Democrats weigh replacing C L Shuping as county executive chair to back J W Bailey in the U S Senate race against F M Simmons. D C MacRae of High Point eyed for board of elections chair amid T C C Hoyle’s resignation to pursue district judgeship. Republicans plan to field candidates for county commissioner and state leadership as O R York tops GOP hopes in the postmaster race.
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High Point
C. L. Shuping
J. W. Bailey
Mr. Shuping
Guilford County
Mr. Bailey
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
D. C. MacRae
County Board of Elections
T. C C. Hoyle
Board of Elections
MacRas
Shuping
Greensboro
MacRae
Bailey
Thomas Turner, Jr
Eolicitor
State Senate
King Cotton Hotel
Brownlow Jackson
O. R. York
F. P. Conrad
J. M. Millikan
C. Ly. Cobb
McLeansville
Huffine
Oak Ridge
Millikan
Cobb
John Blair
Miss Askea Accepts Position at Millers Inc
Miss Kathryns Askea, known among the younger set in High Point and long linked with local millinery shops, has joined Millers Inc a department of Schulte-United Junior Department Store. She began her duties yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryns Askea
High Point
Millers, Inc
Schulte-United Junior Department Store
Miss Askea
Eight Negroes Arrested in Fairview Street Gambling Raid
Eight men were arrested in a gambling raid at Major Hill's flat on Fairview Street. Patrolmen Ellington Smith and Belton led the raid. Those detained include James Poteat L Steed Vivian Belton John McBride Will McBride Lonnie Ballard Thirsty Poteat and L B Bass.
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Major Hill
Fairview Street
Ellington, Smith
Belton
James Poteat
L. Steed
Vivian Belton
John McBride
Will McBride
Lonnie Ballard
Thirsty Poteat
L. B. Bass
City Manager to Confer with Southern Railroad on Crossings
City Manager KE M Knox leaves for Washington to meet Henry W Miller of the Southern Railroad about street crossing issues in the city. A survey of southern track rerouting costs is planned amid talks of underpasses and bridges, with no consensus on the best solution.
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KE. M. Knox
Washington
Henry W. Miller
Southern Railroad Company
Miller
Knox
High Point
Main Street
Wrenn Street
Main
Wrenn
Little Girl Struck by Ford Delivery Truck in Highland Mill Section
Seven year old Jamie Price of the Highland mill section was injured when a Ford delivery truck driven by Clifford Proctor of Scott Grocery Store ran into her as she crossed the street near her home. She suffered bruises cuts torn clothing and one shoe lost.
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Jamie Price
Highland Mill
Clifford Proctor
Scott Grocery Store
Anglers Warned To Buy Licenses In Davidson County
Davidson county anglers are warned to obtain fishing licenses before fishing in another county. JW Cashatt, game warden, says the license law will be enforced strictly. Licenses can be purchased at Crutchfield Hardware in Thomasville, Mrs R L Reynolds and Raper and Raper in Lexington, or from wardens J W Cashatt in Denton and R F Dorsett in Wallburg. Bass must be at least 12 inches to be kept.
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Guilford County
Davidson County
JW. Cashatt
Crutchfield Hardware Company
Thomasville
R. L. Reynolds
Raper
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Opinions on Grade Crossing Plans
Hundreds of letters mailed by the Chamber of Commerce solicit opinions on relief plans for main line grade crossings of the Southern Railway. Two options remain under study: build underpasses gradually or relocate tracks, with estimated total costs around 3.19 million dollars including multiple street underpasses and new rail facilities.
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Chameber of Commerce Bureau
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber
Southern Railway
Sizemors
Chamber of Commerce
Psovila
Ward Street
Taylor Street
Chestnut Street
Willowbrook Street
February Sanitation Report Details City Health Calls and Waste Metrics
Sanitation officer Roy Shiplett reports heavy snow removal and higher garbage loads than usual. City physician Dr. S. S. Coe lists illnesses including 15 whooping cough and 14 diphtheria cases, plus two meningitis, two chicken pox, two typhoid, one scarlet fever, one smallpox, one mumps. Shiplett numbers: 458 trash calls, 1298 incinerator loads, 163 ash and can loads, 275 trash to Prospect dump, 34 dead animals cremated, 72 investigations, 68 back lots inspected, 14 sewer notices, 37 cafes, 6 hotels.
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Roy Shiplett
8S. S. Coe
Shiplett
Coe
Prospect Dump
Edgerton Returns From Asheville To Lead Illiteracy Drive
Miss Hoa Edgerton, general supervisor of High Point’s illiteracy elimination effort, is due back tomorrow after a weekend in Asheville conferring with state commission leaders Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morris and Mrs. H. G. Etheridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoa Edgerton
Asheville
Elizabeth C. Morris
H. G. Etheridge
Miss Edgerton
High Point
Black thief struck during chicken coop robbery
Evie Hood, 29, a Black man from Bencini flats, attempted to steal chickens valued at $60 from Robert Beatty’s coop on Kivett Drive. Hood was struck twice during the escape, later arrested by Plainclothesmen Whitlow and Smith, and jailed on larceny charges after Beatty identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beatty
Kivett Drive
Evie Hood
Bencini Flats
Hood
Whitlow and Smith
Beatty
Spencer Jackson Called To Capital By Father's Illness
Spencer Jackson of Sech rest Funeral home at 220 Montheu avenue was summoned to Washington last night due to his father J. L. Jackeson suffering a heart attack Friday night. The elder Mr. Jackeson formerly lived in Salisbury for many years.
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Spencer Jackson
Sechrest Funeral Home
Montheu Avenue
Washington
J. L. Jackeson
Mr. Jackson
Salisbury
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Mrs. Wineskie
D. A. Burress
Miss Alexander
Wesley Memorial
Municipal Court
Ter
Minnie Leonard
Moskin Brothers
J. C. Holmes Lumber Company
Miami
Fla
Orlando
Chloe
Connie Brannon
Mr. Knox
Goees
Ford
Davidson
N.C
Ceme E. Os
New Reyes Station
Walad Cadcnalllyan
Perry Street
Beaman Street
Harrison Street
Springfield - Gordon Streets
The
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