Mrs. Pulliam Abandons Habeas Corpus Bid
Authorities say habeas corpus for Mrs Emma H Pulliam held for murder of Lee Harvell has been abandoned as unnecessary before the February 14 preliminary hearing. Investigators focus on revisiting witness stories and pursuing a second suspect as State Fire Commissioner Scott and deputies question several parties in the Guilford County murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma H. Pulliam
Guilford County
Lee H. Harvell
T. J. Gold
W. A. Scott
E. M. Brown
J. W. Donovan
Boy Scout Returns Bicycle Thief for Reward
Delco report: 12 year old Boy Scout W L Hobbs Jr catches a thief who stole his bicycle. He gives the youth 50 cents and sends him away, choosing a peaceful outcome over punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco
W. L. Hobbs, Jr
Brown
Hobbs
Industrial girls from High Point to attend conference
About 20 local industrial girls from High Point will represent the city at the industrial girls conference in Winston Salem tomorrow. Delegates from Salis bury Charlotte Durham Greens boro and Winston-Salem will attend with talks by Eleanor Copenhaver and Harriett Billett. The event includes a luncheon tour and discussions on unemployment insurance the NRA recreational programs and leadership. High Point delegates on the tri city committee are Catherine Howard Sadie Smith and Nan Utley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston-Salem
Mary Gwynn
Salisbury
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro
Eleanor Copenhaver
Sherwood Anderson
National
Y. W. C. A. Board
Harriett
Tri-City
Catherine Howard
Sadie Smith
Nan Utley
Mrs. Mary Jane Sechrest Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Sechrest wife of Henry M Sechrest are set for Saturday at 2 30 PM from the family home. Ministers Rev R J Farmer Rev B E Lester Ballard and Rev J M Hilliard will officiate. Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Sechrest
Henry M. Sechrest
R. J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
BE. Lester Ballard
Mebane
J. M. Hilliard
Oakwood Cemetery
Failure To List Turkeys Costly
Mr. Mack Allbright reported four of his turkeys killed by dogs. An appraisal committee found $12 damages due, but the county board rejected the award. A 1933 act says damages need not be paid if the livestock was not listed for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Allbright
Allbright
General Assembly
A. C. Hudson
Hudson
Army Lassies and Men Fall in Carolinas League Play
The High Point Salvation Army teams lost two games. Statesville beat the Army boys 56 to 41 as Bradford led with 18 points while Gaddis and Spencer had 12 and 11. Trinity defeated the Army girls 8 to 5 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Salvation Army
Statesville
Army Lassies
Trinity High School
Spencer
Gaddis
Bradford
Mills
Calhoun
L. Hoover
Gaither
Collier Ig
Cveve
Troutman Ig
Cates
Thomasson c
Wagner
High Point
Seneveueee
Trinity
Eabe
Pais Bas
B. Brooks
Euuneé
R. Brooks
Suesani
State Boxers Meet Duke Mitmen Tonight in Durham
NC State College boxers travel from College Station Raleigh to Durham for a dual against Duke University. The varsity lineup includes Bilisoly Nease Peacock Garner Fabri Landis Fletcher Stephens led by captain Turner Bilisoly and Kenneth Stephens. State’s freshman team features Goad Jolly Dunaway Norman Penland Ryneska Reydon and Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
N. C. State College
Durham
Duke University
State
Turner Bilisoly
Allen Nease
Leonard Peacock
Charlie Garner
Jack Fabri
Frank Landis
James Fletcher
Kenneth Stephens
Bill Goad
Frank Jolly
Jack Dunaway
Roger Norman
Glenn Penland
Joe Ryneska
Alex Reydon
W. A. Edwards
Washington and Lee
Georgia
Carolina
South Carolina
Shanghai Express Dominates Quail Championship Trials
Shanghai Express a large liver and white pointer owned by Dr. F H Lahey of Boston captured first in the quail championship of the amateur field trial class of America. More than 20 dogs competed with Sport's Peerless owned by L M Bobbitt of Winston Salem N C taking second. Rapid Transit the national champion was entered in the upcoming Continental field trials to be held here next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Shanghai Express
F. H. Lahey
Boston
Mass
Sport’s
Peerless
L. M. Bobbitt
Winston-Salem
N. Cc
Rapid Transit
Ammonia Known Historically as Hartshorn
Ammonia was once called hartshorn due to its production by destructive distillation of hartshorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartshorn
Southern Railway appoints Woodall to Alabama district post
R. E. Brown announces L. Woodall will be general superintendent for the Alabama district with Birmingham headquarters starting Saturday. Woodall, formerly Greensboro superintendent, fills Madden’s position due to ill health. Several other operating department appointments follow, including Brooks Danville division, Hungerford Washington division, Adams Georgia Southern and Florida railways, Langford Atlanta, Tipton Hattiesburg, Pates Birmingham, and Farmer Somerset. Additional changes list Hunt, Cooper, Spencer, Brown, McCullough, Bigelow, Cline, Darden, and Brown in various eastern and district roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brown
Southern Railway
L. Woodall
Alabama
Birmingham
R. E. Simpson
Cincinnati
Mr. Woodall
Greensboro
M. B. Madden
A. B. Brooks
Danville
L. H. Woodall
C. Hungerford
Washington
Alexandria
CC. W. Pates
Ala
A. M. Tipton
F. L. Farmer
Somerset
C. W. Pates
T. Hunt
General Eastern
New York
J. A. Cooper
New England
Boston
Mass
W. C. Harrison
W. C. Spencer
Washington, D. C
F. H. Brown
Winston- Salem
W. M. McCullough
Philadelphia
C. F. Bigelow
H. A. Cline
Baltimore
R. D. Darden
Charlotte
F. K. Brown
Balkan Non-Aggression Pact Signed by Four Nations
The Balkan non-aggression pact was formally signed in Athens by Turkey Greece Yugoslavia and Romania. The agreement aims to boost economic collaboration among 65 million inhabitants and pledges to guarantee each signatory frontiers for five years despite Bulgaria and Albania absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Turkey
Greece
Jugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Greek Academy
Racketeers Thought To Be Operating In This Part of State
Stevens County Georgia Sheriff Fred A. Stowe warns residents of Eureka area two men posing as Eureka Vacuum Cleaner inspectors have targeted homes in the section and nearby states. They reportedly removed several vacuum cleaners to repair and resell them. One alleged suspect uses the alias T. R. Allred, though officials say he is not affiliated with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company
Fred A. Stowe
Stevens County
Georgia
T. R. Allred
Cary Grant Weds Virginia Cherrill in England Today
Virginia Cherrill and Cary Grant were married at Caxton Hall registry office in London. They will sail tonight from Plymouth aboard the Paris to the United States. Grant called the ceremony simple and said they would return to Hollywood to work, noting his recovery from a previous illness and operation linked to a filming accident last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Virginia Cherrill
Cary Grant
Caxton Hall
Plymouth
England
United States
Paris
Grant
Bristol
Hollywood
New Black Bass Species Described Across Southern Streams
Classification of a new bass species micropetrus pseu daplites announced with findings from streams in Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Alabama and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennesse
Alabama
Georgia
Scouts 10 Hear Roosevelt Talk Mobilization for 1935 Silver Jubilee
President Roosevelt will address Boy Scouts nationwide on February 10 in the greatest Scout mobilization. Some 904,240 Scouts and 6,409,368 alumni will listen as the Call to Service and Silver Jubilee preparations are outlined. The broadcast from the White House at noon EST will involve leaders across Alaska Hawaii the Philippines and Europe via short wave and NBC WEAF networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout
White House
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Paul Siple
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Little America
Paris
Berlin
Walter W. Head
St. Louis
National Council of
The
James E. West
United States Marine Band
Columbia Broadcasting System
Red Network
Nbc-Weaf
National Broadcasting Company
Tenant Farmers May Suffer From Weed Reduction
Raleigh Feb 9 Capus M Waynick state reemployment director says ten ant farmers on North Carolina tobacco farms may suffer as acreage reduction nears completion. Growers agreed to cut land by 30 percent while pledging no tenant reductions. The loophole allows landlords to dismiss tenants for other reasons. Dean I O Schaub of NC State notes discharging tenants breaches the crop adjustment program and some worthy tenants have faced eviction, though most cases involve incompetent or unreliable tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Capus M. Waynick
Waynick
I. O. Schaub
N. C. State College
King Levinsky To Tackle Pittsburgher Tonight
New York February 9 Madison Square Garden prepares to match King Levinsky the rough Chicago heavyweight against Charley Massera of Pittsburgh. A win would set up a possible title shot against Walter Neusel or Primo Carnera later in the season depending on upcoming bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King Levinsky
Madison Square Garden
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Massera
Walter Neusel
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Kentucky county districts see 82 percent in small teacher schools
Report notes that among Kentucky county district schools, 82 percent of the student population attended one, two, or three teacher schools, reflecting a prevalence of small schools in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Mrs Patterson Ordered To Pay Court Costs In Speeding Case
Mrs R J Patterson of Asheboro pled guilty to speeding on Main Street in High Point and was taxed court costs after an appeal for mercy. Judge Teague said she had suffered punishment from publicity and ordered payment of $11.50 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Patterson
Asheboro
Police
High Pointe
Main Street
Lewis BE. Teague
Patterson
Indoor Games Set For March 10 At Tin Can Chapel Hill
The fifth annual Southern Conference Indoor Games will be held at the Tin Can in Chapel Hill on March 10. Athletic Director R A Fetner says nine of ten member schools have pledged entry for a strong meet with possible entry from the tenth. The event, long known as the indoor track classic of the South, follows last year’s record setting competition with 14 new marks, eight in conference division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Tin Can Chapel Hill
Tin Can
R. A. Fetener
Fetzer
Little Bailey Boy Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Jack Arlin Bailey aged infant son of W A and Lina Pipkin Bailey died at his parents home on Pros street extension High Point route four from pneumonia that followed a porch fall two weeks earlier He was born in High Point November 9 1931 Surviving are his parents two sisters Christine and Jacqueline and a brother Wendell Grandmothers Mrs W M Bailey of High Point and Mrs Pipkin of Statesville Funeral services will be held at Shady Grove Baptist Church Iredell County Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev Clyde Yates officiating Cemetery burial in church grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Arlin Bailey
Pros Street
High Poin
High Point
W. A
Lina Pipkin Bailey
Christine
Jacqueline Bailey
Wendell Bailey
W. M. Bailey
Pipkin
Statesville
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Iredell County
Clyde Yates
Bruce Craven To Address Greensboro Bible Class
Bruce Craven, assistant teacher of the Peacock Bible Class, will address the Men's Class of Dr. A P Kephart at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant in Greensboro Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Craven
Greensboro
A. P. Kephart
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Mr. Neal Sustains Injuries In Fall
Taylor Neal, manager of the Amoco Service Station, fell from a ladder yesterday afternoon and sustained bruises and lacerations. He is confined to his home for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Neal
Deacon Winter Scrimmage Set For Tomorrow
Wake Forest coach Jim Weaver plans a 2:30 scrimmage for the Deacons as winter drills continue. The squad, about 75 strong, has been loosening up since last Wednesday and will field all who are fit for rough work following the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Deacon
Weaver
Judge Foster Resigns Spartanburg County Court Seat
Judge Miller C. Foster, who recently said he would run for Congress in the Fourth district, resigns as judge of Spartanburg county court in Spartanburg South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
D. C
Miller C. Foster
Justice action enforces arrests at local rooming house
The court ordered removal of slot machines and forbade operation hereafter. Charlie Hooper and Edna Reding were fined five dollars and costs for occupancy of a room for immoral purposes. Governor Brower faced assault charges and was ordered to pay ten dollars and costs. With the prosecutor away, the docket was prosecuted by L. J. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Charlie Hooper
Edna Redding
Brower
Gaston A. Johnson
Harvell
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Seward’s Market
Veal
Industrial Girls Conference
Mrs. Sechrest
Rosaine Shop
Beavan ‘S
Rose Marie
Sam Shavitz
de Leon
Minnie Rosen
Mgr
Duke Mitmen
Bobbitt
Woodall
Southern Post
Balkans
All Boy Scouts
Teague
Stanton Sechrest
Chen
Washington Street
Superior Court
Ed Brown
N. C. Yokely
Yokely
Charlie Davis
Beatrice Ledbetter
Davis
Richardson's
Kress Ten Cent
George Dorsett
Perry Street
Oddessa Bury
Eloise Lovett
Eliza Johnson
Raymond Brown
L. C. Burnett
George Katsoudas
O. J. Mullinax
Little Bailey
Mr. Neal
Hart’s Pharmacy, Inc
Charlie Hodgin
City Service
S. Main Street
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