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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1939

Page

9

Teachers Protest Against School Appropriation Cuts

High Point teachers protest possible two year pay reductions as the Joint Appropriations Committee and House Appropriations target public schools. Telegrams flood Raleigh urging representatives to oppose any cut and push for pay restorations rather than increases.

Igh Point Raleigh High Point Chefs’ Association Memrs John W. Caffey House Appropriations Comitee Rupert T. Picks Pickens Dget Caffey Iti

A Davis Milling Co launches extensive advertising campaign

The A Davis Milling Co of Point begins an intensive advertising and promotion campaign tied to a regular ad schedule in the Enterprise. Royal Crown, Carons Best and Double A Spe t Flour are featured with a gift coupon in every bag and a free gift catalog for housewives who contact the company. Oval Crown Flour is a new quality product introduced after a plant overhaul and equipment upgrades.

Elseere A. Davis Milling Company H Point Royal Crown Caron W. A. Davis

Sidney Bailey to Receive His Eagle Badge Here Tonight

Sidney Bailey of Sea Scout Ship Chesapeake will receive the Eagle Scout badge at the High Point district Court of Honor at the county building at 7 30 tonight. C E Diffendale presides. Charles McGahey will announce emergency assembly plans and a basketball game at High Point college next Wednesday.

Sidney Bailey Chesapeake High Point C. E. Diffendale Charles McGahey High Point College J. W. Poole Court of Honor Committee Mr. Diffendale Otis Jeffcoat Hal Davis George Covington R. C. Boyce O. Delk Smith B. W. Hackney, Jr

Final Rites Held for Thomas S Clayton

Funeral services for 44 year old Thomas S Clayton were held at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev C N Royal and Rev D W Howell officiating. A male quartet sang, flowers were arranged by friends, and pallbearers included D L Carter Ray Perdue and others. Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery.

Rachel Hepler rites conducted Thursday

Funeral services for Rachel Hepler eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hal A Hepler who died Wednesday morning at a local hospital were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 from The First Church of God conducted by Rev Hugh Calloway. The church choir sang several selections and many flowers were arranged. Interment was in Floral Garden Cemetery.

Rachel Hepler Hal A. Hepler First Church of God Hugh Calloway Floral Garden

Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Chickens For Whiskey

Sandy Cox of 1223 Dodding Street received 60 days on the ds for taking neighbors Id chickens while intoxicated. He admitted stealing two chickens from one owner and one from another, saying he traded them for whiskey. Judge C MacRae ordered 30 days on each larceny count.

Sandy Cox Dding Street Cox C. MacRae Horace Moore East Washgton Street Petes Matthew Hargrove Leon Street W. E. Bare Johnson Carl Taylor South Wrenn Reet Everett Macon

Trial of Omar Smith Continued in Thomasville Court

Omar Smith, mill worker, faced assault charges in recorder's court with his trial postponed due to defense counsel's absence. The case, linked to a January 28 alleged assault on Mrs. F O Dickson, was reset for next Friday. Smith, father of five, has a $200 bond and a prior suspended sentence from a June 1934 conviction.

Thomasville Omar Smith C. W. Gilliam Recorder’s Court Smith

Prayer Service at Trout Home Led by N L Oliver

A public prayer service will be held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Armen Trout on Gilbert street. The service will be led by N L Oliver of this city.

1933 Not Guilty Verdict Preceded By Earlier Offense

The report notes that prior to a May 1933 period the man was found not guilty on a similar charge. This follows a prior offense and reflects a pattern in the case.

RALPH F. PIERCE RITES TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY

Funeral services for Ralph F. Pierce 53 well known High Point man who died at a local hospital will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. from his residence 642 Wesley Place. Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman and Rev. Milton Whitener will officiate with pallbearers named. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park.

Ralph F. Pierce High Point Wesley Place Hoy L. Fesperman First Evangelical and Reformed Church Milton

Local Weather Noon Reading Incomplete Report

Weather data is incomplete with missing noon readings and rainfall figures. No usable values for today’s high or low noted.

Attempted break in at Beeson's grocery store

Police reported an attempted break in at Beeson's grocery, 705 Centennial Avenue. Scouts checked the premises about 4 AM and found indications of an effort to pry off the front door strip.

Beeson Centennial Avenue Ofkers

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A. Davis Milling CO Thomas S. Clayton Green Street Baptist Church C. N. Royal D. W. Howell Calvary Methodist Church Hoyle Morgan Jesse Lowe Mathew Morgan Arlie Green God Washington Camp No D. L. Carter Ray Perdue E. B. Kindley T. R. Stutts Ed Watkins C. P. Johnson Floral Garden Cemetery Court Julia Brown Cleveland Price Loflin Street Ent Mann Woodbury’s Pond's Advertisers Exchange Ing Castoria Woodbury’'S Wampole Vitalis Carter LAX AGAR Phillip Valentine Whitman's Gales Russell McPhail Alka - Seltzer Razor Sodal x Toledo Mistol Corega Noxzema Mello Glo the Enterprise Bureau Commerce Street
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