Miss Ruth Clinard to Handle Red Cross Claims
Miss Ruth Clinard, daughter of the Clinards, becomes weekly claims handler for the High Point Red Cross chapter serving Mondays. She assists John F. Moeu? and relief work, with office at 314 Commercial National Bank building. Clinard, a NC State alumna and Bryn Mawr graduate, has worked with the Children's Aid Society and Red Cross in Greensboro since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Greensboro
American Red Cross
High Point Red Cross
Mary Camp Sprinkle
DT. i
Moun
Clinard
Red Cross
Commercial National Bank
High Point
Clara J. Cox
Miss Clinard
Bryn Mawr
Children’s Aid Society
Philadelphia
New York School of Social Work
Sprinkle
Poling the Prohibition Leader Tours America
Daniel Poling, an Oregon born preacher athlete and president of the World Christian Endeavor Union, leads a 18th Amendment campaign touring 587 cities. He balances editing The Christian Herald and a Sunday radio broadcast while extolling prohibition and mobilizing youth and parents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Poling
Dr. Poling
The
Christian Herald
Christian Endeavor Union
Ore
Daniel Poling
Poling
Bowery
New York
Ohio
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
McEwen to Attend National Transportation Committee Meeting
W. B. McEwen of the city, named last September to the United States Chamber of Commerce committee on City Passenger Transportation, is slated to attend the February 12 meeting in New York at the American Electric Railway association offices. The 16-member special committee, led by Chester I. Bernard, met January 8 in Washington to approve a draft report with revisions to be finalized at the February 12 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McEwen
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Electric Railway Association
New York City
McEwen
Chester I. Bernard
Newark
N. J. Co
W. Stark
Young Man Jailed For Pawning Watch
Roland Stewart, a young white man, borrowed a wrist watch from Miss Vera Sales and pawed it in Greensboro. He was arrested on a charge of wrongfully taking the property and will appear before Magistrate A. H. Trotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Stewart
A. H. Trotter
Dr Burrus to Speak at Central Friends Meeting
Dr John T Burrus of the High Point hospital and president of the North Carolina Board of Health will be the speaker at the Central Friends supper program Wednesday evening at 6 45. Mrs Harry L Brockman will provide special music. Reservations advised via Miss Anna Mendenhall. Junior activity at 6 30 prior to supper. training class at 1. Prayer meeting follows supper at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends
John T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
North Carolina Board of Health
Harry L. Brockman
Anna Mendenhall
Three Young Men Enlisted In Navy
Three young men Bowen Bowman of Greensboro George Bolt of Winston Salem and Thos Needham of Ether N C enlisted last week at the local navy recruiting station and were sent to the U S S Naval Training Station Hampton Roads Va for initial instruction in sailormen duties and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
H. H. Heredeen
William H. Bowman
Greensboro
George W. Bolt
Winston-Salem
Thos. L. Needham
Ether
N. C
U. S&s. Naval Training Station
Hampton Roads
U. S. Navy
Ex Finance Minister of Japan Shot During Campaign
Tokyo reports the former finance minister Wakatsuki era figure was shot at 9 o clock while alighting from his car to address supporters for a friend in Tokyo ward elections. Three bullets struck him before the assailant was promptly arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Aasuke Kinouye
Wakatsuki
Revival Services at First Baptist Close Tomorrow Night
Evangelistic meetings led by Mrs. C. E. Steldley at the First Baptist Church run through Thursday. Last night she spoke on The Judgment and tonight the topic is How Shall We Escape If We Neglect So Great a Salvation. Large crowds attend each service as the revival builds toward the closing program Thursday by the church children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. E. Steldley
Cherry Blossom Tree Defies February Cold
Miss Mary Alice Strickland of 117 12 West Lexington Avenue reports a cherry tree in her yard blooming despite calls of winter. The sight highlights an unusual early bloom for the season in her neighborhood as reported by The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Strickland
Lexington Avenue
The
Enterprise Today
Bloun
Mrs. French Freed On Assault Charge In Greensboro
Mrs. French and B. B. Owens were released on bond after being charged with assault with intent to kill in the February 1 shooting of W. E. French in Greensboro. Owens also held on a $3,000 bond. hearing tentatively set for March 10 as the wounded man’s condition improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Bond
Greensboro
French
B. B. Owens
W. E. French
Heiligs sue in court over collision damages
R L Heilig Ethel Heilig and Mattie Heilig file suits totaling 17165 in municipal court against N S Trakas and Theo Trakas owners of a fruit truck involved in a crash damaging the Heilig auto and injuring occupants. Damages asked include 165 for car, 2000 for personal injuries plus 5000 and 10000 for others. Other actions name Naomi Suggs foreman Naomi Suggs sues for 5000 for injuries in a wreck involving Jones Dry Cleaning Co truck driven by Harvey Leonard. The Hood System Industrial Bank sues Arthur Ellison and spouse for back payments on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Heilig
Ethel Heilig
Mattie Heilig
N. S
J. D. Heilig
N. M. Cates
Esther Hosiery Mill, Inc
Naomi Suggs
Jones Dry Cleaning Company
Harvey Leonard
Leonard
Hood System Industrial Bask
Arthur Ellison
Mra
Wrenn to Speak at Ys Men's Club Tonight
M J Wrenn and his wife Mrs Wrenn will attend the Y s Men's club meeting at 6 30 pm at the Y W C A. Wrenn recently won the High Point Civic Cup for unselfish service and will discuss The Early Struggles of High Point. He is a pioneer in local furniture industry and will share notes on High Point s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’s
M. J. Wrenn
Wrenn
High Point
Notaries Public Commissioned in North Carolina
W R Allen of Lumberton E L Baldwin Whitesville Mrs Ruth Casey High Point Mrs Rosalie Ellington Raleigh Carlyle Gee Charlotte A W Linville Winston Salem Lindsay Plumly Winston Salem Miss Elsie Swindell Winston E F Watson Burnsville J Reid Washburn Bostic J C Whitesell High Point R H Cunningham Monroe J D Auten Charlotte P P Jones Hickory Miss Ida McGuire Marion Miss Frances Willis Asheville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
W. R. Allen
Lumberton
E. L. Baldwin
Whitesville
Ruth Casey
High Point
Rosalie F. Ellington
Carlyle Gee
Charlotte
A. W. Linville
Winston-Salem
Lindsay ©. Plumly
Elsie Swindell
Winston
E. F. Watson
Burnsville
J. Reid Washburn
Bostic
J. C. Whitesell
R. H. Cunningham
Monroe
J. D. Auten
P. P. Jones
Hickory
Ida McGuire
Marion
Frances Willis
Asheville
Pub linsky Edges Jadick in Non-title Bout
Philadelphia fighter Harry Publinsky from Chicago outpointed Johnny Jadick in a junior welterweight non-title bout. Jadick pressed early but Publinsky built late rounds lead to a clear decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry Publinsky
Chicago
Johnny Jadick
Chicago-Dave Shade Outpoints Henry Firpo in Boxing Bout
Dave Shade from Chicago defeats Henry Firpo of New Castle Pennsylvania by a 10 round decision in a pro boxing match held in San Francisco. Firpo loses on points as Shade dominates the action with crisp combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dave Shade
Henry Firpo
New Castle
Colored Man Drinks Poison In Apparent Life Attempt
A colored man drank poison in an apparent suicide attempt and was rushed to High Point hospital from a house in front of the Washington Street Pharmacy by Sechrest's ambulance shortly before 4 pm. He said he swallowed some kind of green liquid and his coalition was not determined at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro
High Point
Sechrest
Washington Street
Funeral Services Held for Aged Highland Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Annie Luther 68 died at her Highland home after a paralysis stroke. She was born in Randolph county in 1863 and lived in Highland 14 years. Survived by two sons A L and Joe both of Highland two daughters Mrs O G Surratt of Highland and Mrs J W Jenkins of Worthville sixteen grandchildren one great grandchild. Services conducted at home and at Chapel Hill cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Annie Luther
Connor Street
Highland
Chapel Hill
Davidson County
Luther
Randolph County
A. L
Joe
O. G. Surratt
J. W. Jenkins
Worthville
C. F. Womble
Highland Church
W. F. Bingham
John Sizemore
Glenn Lawrence
Roe Tally
Boyd Shives
Lawrence Sykes
Bill Tysinger
L. M. Young
Ada Sewell
Nellie Sizemore
Esther Williame
Negro Arrested On Seduction Charge
Jeremiah Maxwell, a Black man, was arrested near here last night and jailed on a seduction charge. Grace Marshall, a Black woman, had the warrant procured. The case will be heard before Magistrate A. H. Trotter next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Maxwell
Grace Marshall
A. H. Trotter
Society notes and travel notices from the region
Mrs. Randall B. Terry travels to New York where her mother lies ill after surgery. Fred McPherson sails to Augusta to join a Georgia South Carolina laundrymen convention. Colonial Life Insurance holds its annual meeting this afternoon. Mrs. L. J. Ingram hosts the Soro sis club Friday at 2 45. Edith Harville returns from New York with spring millinery buys. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood back home from Davy West Virginia. Child Study Group meets Wednesday at 2 30 to discuss Character Training Through Books. Turnip green dinner set for Friday February 19 at Wesley Memorial church hosted by the Woman s Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Woman's Auxiliary
High Point Employment Survey Registers Local Native Workers
An unemployment survey in High Point shows 84 percent of 400 registrants are native North Carolinians. Registrants, mostly white men, must be locals with 12 months residence and within 1 to 1.5 miles of High Point. Registration offices at Magistrate A. H. Trotter and U S Commissioner A. Salders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. H. Trotter
United States
A. Salders
North Main Street
Enterprise
Davidson county eyes nine applicants for sheriff post
Davidson county commissioners received nine names to replace Major James A. Leonard. Applicants include W. H. Tudor Frank Hepler G. W. Boddenheimer L. L. Blaylock C. E. Thomason Raymond Bowers D. C. Wrenn Roy Feezer I G Shoaf Tyro. Captain George B Wimberly backs H B Talbert as the logical fit for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson -County
Davidson
James A. Leonard
W. H. Tudor
Frank Hepler
G. W. Bodenheimer
Thomasville
L. L. Blaylock
C. E. Thomason
Raymond Bowers
Lexington
D. C. Wrenn
Roy Feezer
Cotton Grove
I. G. Shoaf
Tyro
George B. Wimberly
H. B. Talbert
Wimberly
Talbert
Cloverdale P T A Meeting Tonight
The Cloverdale School Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting at the school tonight after a postponement. Teachers will greet parents in their rooms at 7 o clock, then the business meeting will take place in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale School Parent-Teacher Association
Brother of Local Woman Stricken by Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. C. E. Nabors of Monilieu Avenue with her son Tyree Nabors left for Lynchburg Virginia after learning this morning that her brother E. B. Moore is seriously ill with pneumonia in Lynchburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nabors
Monilieu Avenue
Tyree Nabors
Lynchburg
Virginia
E. 8. Moore
Lent Season To Be Observed in City Tomorrow
Lent observance begins with Ash Wednesday services at St Marys Episcopal and St Edwards Catholic churches. St Marys plans 10:30 a.m. service with sermon A Call To Worship and Bishop Penick to speak February 21. St Edwards holds 7 a.m. services and 4 p.m. ashes, 7:30 p.m. benediction. Reverend Allen outlines a season of worship, self denial and Bible reading through Easter Eve with visiting pastors and Friday night sermons on the Stations of the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
St. Edward's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s
St. Edward's
Council of the Christian Churches
Nicaea
D. W. Allen
Stary’s
Episcopal Church
E. A. Penick
St. Edward’s Church
Cc. E. Murphy
Mr. Allen
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Christ
Allen
Police Pressure on Special Licenses Spark City Debates
Police officials described rounds aimed at enforcing special privilege payments, noting some targets settle before arrest or court costs are incurred. The city discussion highlighted alleged coercive practices and potential penalties if payments are not made.
Lent sermon series and church topics announced
The church outlines Lent sermons by Rt. Rev. B. A. Pernick from February 28 to Easter Sunday March 27 with themes The Call of Jesus The Ministry of Jesus The Teaching of the Cross Jesus at Jerusalem and The Victory of Jesus Children services run Fridays at 5 pm with topics How Is the Church Belong to the Church Can the Church Help The Power of the Church The Work of the Church Church Loyalty Friday services cover Our Father The Kingdom Come Give Us Forgive Us Lead Us Gods Kingdom Power Glory and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Pernick
Jesus
Ministry
Jerusalem
Father
B C Reliefs Headache and Nerves Ad Advertising Claim
A North Carolina pharmacist blends ingredients used by physicians into the B C formula sold in 10 and 25 cent packages. The ad claims fast relief for headaches nerves muscular pains colds neuralgia reducing fever and calming the nervous system without opiates or narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
B. C
B .c
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I. T. Mann
Sec U
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Stephen
Chet” Smith, Jr
Norte
Martine’s, Inc
N. Main St
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
Esha
West Broac
Madame Violet
Ives
Wil
Eggle
Ieati
Lan
W. B. Mpewen
Dr. Burrus
Meeting of Central Friends
Navy
Japan
Heiligs
Y’s” Men’s Club
Terry
Randall B. Terry
Fred McPherson
Sunshine Laundry
Augusta
Laundrymen of
Georgia
South Carolina
L. J. Ingram
Farriss Avenue
Sorosis Club
Edith Harville
Gooch and Thomas
J. R. Wood
Montlieu Avenue
Davy, W. Va
RAY ST
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Little Red
Sherif
G. B. Wimberly
Cloverdale P.T. A
St.olds Episcopal
St. Edward’ S Catholic
Wilson Motor Company
J. E. Black
Schwab Tailoring Co
Piedmont Insurance & Realty Company
College Street
Jack Taylor
Sect'y
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