Douglas Sees Lincoln as South’s Revered Friend
Prominent attorney Thaddeus Douglas, speaking at the American Bust ee club dinner, portrays Abraham Lincoln as a sympathetic figure to the South. He notes Lincoln’s early unhappiness, later defections from harsh measures, and his efforts for national welfare amid heated debates with Stevens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Bbert D. Douglas
Teensboro
American Bustee Club
Elwood
Robert Lee
Mr. Douglas
Linfim
Stephen A. Duglas
Lincoln-Douglas Deite
Lincoln
Thaddeus Stevens
Lincoln praised for attitude toward the South in Douglas portrait
The piece lauds Lincoln for his stance toward the South and its people while noting Douglas’s painting that questions wartime measures. It highlights James B. Lovelace leading a civil service report urging local citizens and business leaders to back hearings on a club bill, with guests Marguerite Boyce, G. R. Boroughs, and Alston Morrison attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
James B. Lovelace
Misa Marguerite Boyce
Portamouth
G. R. Boroughs
Alston Morrison
Hughes and Odell Cleared in Robbery Case
Fletcher Hughes was dismissed on a robbery charge when arraigned before Judge Lewis E Teague in municipal court this morning but fined for alienness and disorderly conduct Coy Odell of Thomasville also found not guilty of robbery The two men were accused by Nance and Kirk of robbing them of 150 as they offered a ride into the city from a sandwich stand on the Thomasville highway Jack Blackwelder was fined 25 for striking his wife and other minor dispositions were made in the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blackwelder
Fletcher Hughes
Lewis E. Teague
Costa
Coy Odell
Thomasville
Reed
Hughes
Forth Nance
Cordell Kirkjan
Sandwich
Thomasie Highway
Steeletreet
W. Brown
J. F. Morton
Guilford Court
Greensore
Teague
Council
Arthur McCullogh
Steve Lamb
Ada Harris
Bell Harris
M. B. Williams
Lead and oxide production patent awarded to E Cummings
Washington today announced a patent for an electrolytic apparatus to produce lead and oxides of lead. Edmund Olin Cummings of High Point filed the application September 22, 1934, and holds twelve claims. The invention centers on a vessel for electrolytic action with a conductive plate and detachable electrode arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmund Olin Cummings
Patent Office
Real Estate Board Holds Routine Meeting at Sheraton
The High Point Real Estate Association held a routine meeting at the Sheraton hotel at noon led by J. W. Clinard. Topics included expenditures and business matters of interest to members. The group noted cost figures of about $12,000 to cover one acre with glass for hothouse production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Real Estate
Sheraton Hotel
J. W. Clinard
Rain Delays Currituck Short Cut Work
Heavy rains delayed the Currituck short cut project near Elizabeth City delaying the scheduled start. Contractor E. W. Grannis of Fayetteville said work would begin as soon as weather permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
Currituck
E. W. Grannis
Fayetteville
Flood area aid car sent from High Point to Louisville
Clothing and food valued at five thousand dollars were sent to flood sufferers from High Point to Louisville Kentucky. The effort was led by American Red Cross Salvation Army Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Disabled American Veterans and Boy Scouts with support from The High Point Enterprise and local radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Louieville
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Boy Scouts
American Red Cross Office
Veterans To Foreign Wars
Council Chamber
High Point Enterprise
Raido Station
WMFR
American Red Cross Disaster Office
Schaefer
Louisville
Kentucky
Adjutant R. M. Cowen
R. L
Flood relief drive to close this week in High Point
The Red Cross flood relief campaign will end this week, announced by Mrs. Annette D Coltrane executive secretary of the High Point chapter. Donors are urged to mail contributions to The Enterprise Red Cross office or the local radio station. Total contributions to date amount to 10450.01 with prior acknowledgments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Annette D. Coltrane
High Point
Coltrane
le Ist Christian Church
Catherine Dill Bible Clase, Welch Memo
Ground soy paste as cubettiere in mayonnaise dressing
A paste of finely ground soy beans can be used as a cubettiere for eggs in making a mayonnaise type salad dressing.
Collection Suit Is Started Here
Pete Antonakos and Theodore Antonakos filed suit in High Point municipal court seeking 290.67 from Nick Mackris and George Grant trading as the B and B case. They allege sale of cafe equipment on July 7 1926 and nine promissory notes to be discharged monthly remain unpaid. They request auction sale of the property to satisfy the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Antonakos
Theodore Antonakos
High Point
Nick Mackris
George Grant
Reeves Chosen as Secretary for Community Committees
The article lists committee chairs including J. K. Thomas as chairman of transportation with R. L. Reeves and others, addressing clothing and food drives, publicity, mending and laundry, hosiery and towels, and store room duties. Names include B. W. Hackney Jr., E. B. Diffendale, Grace Baker, and Carl Blomberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Walker
Miss Grace Baker
R. T. Amos
EF. A. Whidden
Carl Blomberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quglas
Braham Lincoln South
A. B. Club
Robert DP. Douglas
Letcher Hughes
E. C. Cummings
Real Estate Board
Tobacco Farm
Shippi Toom
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Aesi
Here
Gene’ Me
Certified Public Accountants
Seidman & Seidman
Ciry Beauty Shop
Fo Stietet Seamearde Ring Drug Co
America
Palace Taxi
Main Street
Tional Bank
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce S&t
Lyles
North Main
Thomasville & Denton Railroad
High Point, N. Y
Horace G. Ildertor
Lieorrr & Myaas Tosacco Co
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