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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1936

Page

3

Highway Patrol to Start Checking Licenses March First

Raleigh February 11 The highway patrol will delay license and vehicle equipment checks until all duplicate driver licenses are filed, a process running through early March. Captain Charles Farmer said the campaign will occur after about 650000 duplicate licenses are completed, with checks timing coordinated with the filing effort. New licenses are issued within 24 to 36 hours, while applications arrive at several hundred daily.

Terprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Hway Patrol Charles Farmer Trol Arthur Falk Highway Safety Division Farmer Falk

Veteran Confederate veteran Lewis Sugg dies in Randolph County

Lewis Sugg Sage 92 longtime Erect resident and former Confederate Army member dies at home after six months illness. He served at Fayetteville Wilmington Virginia and Weldon and was an honored Mount Olivet Methodist Church leader and Mount Olivet Lodge Mason. Survived by wife Annie Tyson Sage three daughters two sons and five grandchildren. Funeral set at Mount Olivet Church with VFW pallbearers.

Lewis Osborne Sage Randolph County Mrect Robert RK. L. Melton Harmony Mount Olivet Church High Point Post Mr. Suge Erect M. A Tempa Spinks Sage Eton College Clay Wayne Suge Flora Brady Greensboro Sage Ray Tysor Mount Olivet North Carolina Fayetteville Wilmington Virginia Weldon Fort Fisher Fort Caswell Bentonville Sugg United Confederate Veterans

Americans Win First Winter Games Speed Skating Points

The United States earned its first points in the fourth Winter Olympics at Garmisch Partenkirchen as Leo Freisinger and Delbert Lamb placed third and fifth in the 500 meter speed skating race. J Hubert Stevens led the four man bobsled with the fastest run of the day, while the American team trailed in the overall standings after two heats. Francis Tyler piloted a second sled to sixth place replacing Donna Fox.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen Germany United States J. Hubert Stevens Lake Placid Leo Freisinger Chicago Delbert Lamb Milwaukee America Ivar Ballangrud Georg Krog Freisinger Lamb Ballangrud Krog Stevens Switzerland Francis Tyler Donna Fox

State Crop Improvement Association Opens Meeting Here

The North Carolina Crop Improvement association begins its second annual conference and seed exposition at the junior high school tomorrow, with sessions on farm problems and a seed show in the gymnasium. Noted speakers include Dr C A Cobb Dr C C Taylor Dr Morris L Cooke and Senator Dudley Bagley.

North Carolina Crop Improvement Association Raleigh Association C. A. Cobb Cotton Washington C. C. Taylor Morris L. Cooke Rural Electrification Administration Dudley Bagley State Rural Electrification Authority J. H. Stallings The Soil Conservation Service H. H. Bennett Conservation Service

Farm Shindig Set as Centerpiece of Wednesday Program

The North Carolina Crop Improvement Association hosts a Farm Shindig at the Junior High School auditorium tomorrow night at 7 o clock. Tickets are not required for the public as the program features modern and old time rural entertainment including fiddling contests singing games and individual and family acts. Prizes funded by local merchants will be awarded to contestants and audience members alike.

North Carolina Crop Improvement Association

North Carolina pours millions into mineral deposits development

State Geologist H. H. Bryson reports large investment in NC mineral exploration led by nickel land options in Jackson and Haywood counties. Gold projects expand with flotation mills in Charlotte and Cabarrus, Davidson, Stanly, and Nash counties. New talc and feldspar plants rise, while Simenite and baryte deposits draw attention. a sixth feldspar plant is planned in Jackson and Swain counties.

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh North Caroline HH. J. Bryson Jackson Haywood Bryson North Carolina Charlotte Rudisil Mining Corporation Cabarrus Mining Company Rocky River Cabarrus Vidson Stanly Nash Taleerindias Standard Mineral Company Tale Mining Company Glendon Caldwell County Swain

Bob Samet Denies Silk Theft In Burlington Case

Bob Samet says he is not involved in the theft of finished silk at Burlington on September 6, 1935. Police records indicate he was jailed at the time and not charged in the boxcar robbery at High Rock.

Bob Samet High Rock Enterprise Today Burlington Im Greenes

Safety Bulletin Encourages Cautious Winter Driving

The North Carolina Division of Highway Safety urges careful driving in snow and winter weather. Arthur Falk notes weather raises hazards and drivers should adjust speed. Vehicles should have functional wipers and winter devices like chains to prevent frosting.

Division of Highway Safety State of North Carolina Arthur Falk

Funeral services for Mrs Eugeneia Parrish held at Deep River church

Funeral services for Mrs Eugeneia F Parrish who died at her High Point home were conducted at the Deep River Friends church with solos by Mrs H F Briggs and Miss Marcella Thornton. The Deep River church choir sang and pallbearers were nephews of the deceased. Burial followed in Trinity cemetery. Flowers were arranged by the nieces. More than half the coal mined in South Africa was procured in the Transvaal.

Thomasville Eugenia F. Parrish High Point Route 1 Joseph Peele Deep River Ben Lambeth William Ingram Jesse Parrish Reitzel Ingram Kinney Parrish

Duke Ends Virginia Trip With Richmond Showdown

Duke will finish its Virginia tour by meeting the University of Richmond in Richmond after crushing Virginia 44 to 28 in Charlottesville. Wake Forest starts its trip with William and Mary in Williamsburg and follows with Randolph Macon before returning home to face Florida at Wake Forest.

Charlotte Duke Virginia Wake Forest University of Virginia Charlottesville Old Dominion University of Richmond Virginia Capital William and Mary Williamsburg Randolph Macon Florida

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ighway Patrol Finland Luckies Ataris Luc RAND Lewis W. H. Durst State College North Carolina Better Crops Seed Program R. ¥. Winters Agricultural Experiment Station Col J. W. Harrelson David S. Weaver Washington, D. C G. K. Middleton North Carolina Experiment Station Bottom L. G. Willis North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station State Crop Improvement Association N. C Eugenia Parrish South Africa Richmond Quint Umiuume Eckerd Vick Jergen Davidson South Main St
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