Bottles And Bricks Equal Two Months On The Roads
A neighborhood fight led to road sentences for three Negro youths Cleveland Price Woodrow Kelly and Edgar Johnson after bottles and bricks flew. Judge Teague ordered two months on the roads for each. Probable cases found for Vance Davis and Willie McCall on breaking and entering and larceny with $750 bond. Odessa Robbins and others linked to larceny. James Young and Solomon Stone received six months on the roads for prohibition violations.
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Cleveland Price
Woodrow Kelly
Edgar
Johnson
Rose Bruton
Lewis Teague
Vance Davis
Willie McCall
Guilford County Superior Court
William Long
Kivett Drive
Odessa Robbins
Leonard Street
James Young
Solomon Stone
William Penn Glee Club Presents Program for High Students
The William Penn high school glee club performed a well rounded program for the senior student body during chapel. Directed by Mrs. G. W. Lyons, the music teacher in the Negro schools, the group delivered an energetic and entertaining presentation. S. E. Burford is principal of William Penn.
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Glee Club
William Penn High School
G. W. Lyons
William Penn
S. E. Burford
Court sentences and fines listed for city cases
A roster of 1920s city court actions includes Della Washington and Robyn Hilliard with abandonment and non support terms. Nathan Bryant jailed for vagrancy. Jeannette Moore for prohibition law violation. various drunkenness, speeding and traffic ordinance penalties. Additional cases include A. W. Brown driving under the influence with fines and bans. numerous others incur half-cost penalties or costs in traffic matters.
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Della Washington
Leonard Street
L. Mercer
Robyn Hilliard
Nathan Bryant
Jeannette Moore
Charlie Corn
Curtis Leonard
Bennett Wood
Murray
Dorothy Snow Groome
Charles Abram
A. W. Brown
Ellis Helms
Bristow Pitts
Fred W. Watson
Coy Cecil
Albert Moore
Herman Hedgecock
Kenneth Rhyne
Jim Hawkins
Willie Tyson
J. Q. Chevis
G. M. Herman
E. D. Henderson
Clyde Ayers
FE. M. Greeson
Hiram Clinard
J. D. Searce
J. H. Lloyd
Parthenia Johnson
W. H. Hodgins
Glenn Calhoun
Paul T. Bryant
C. M. Lindeville
W. T. Black
Chess McAllister
Nelson Calahan
J. A. Cagle
William D. Thorn
Joe Gray
C. G. Bedford
Ray Henderson
Napoleon Spell
Carrie Hooper
H. C. Palmer
Henry Tillman
Roger Spamhour
John R. Stone
Nathan H. Lowe
E. B. White
Rites Held For Mrs Hayworth In Abbott's Creek
Funeral and burial rites were held at Abbott's Creek Baptist church for Mrs Crissie Jane Hayworth 75 of Abbott's Creek who died at home Wednesday evening. The service was led by Rev T W Bray Rev J M Hilliard and Rev E F Mumford. Survivors include her husband W S Hayworth three sons W Leroy Perry F and W Sanford Hayworth Jr and three daughters Mrs C H Bodenheimer Mrs W A Bodenheimer and Mrs J M Weavil.
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Abbott's Creek Baptist Church
Crissie Jane Hayworth
Abbott’s Creek
T. W. Bray
J. M. Hilliard
E. F. Mumford
Hayworth
Crissie Jane Teague
Abbott's Creek
White Births Exceed Deaths in High Point Township
January figures from W. M. Tucker show 61 white births and four deaths in High Point Township with cancer and pneumonia leading causes. For the July 1937 to December 1937 period, 402 births and 177 deaths are recorded with various single-cause fatalities.
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High Point Township
W. M. Tucker
Keeper of Vital Statistics
Jobar
Rotarians Plan Third Clinic For Crippled Children Here
The High Point Rotary Club prepares for its third crippled children clinic at the city health department on North Main Street. Dr. J F Register of Greensboro and Dr R A Herring will conduct examinations, with over 50 children previously examined and treated. Transportation is provided by Rotary members, and names of children needing attention can be submitted to the club or Mr Grandjean.
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Rotary Club
Health Department
High Point Rotary Club
City Health Department
North Main Street
J. F. Register
Greensboro
R. A. Herring
P. W. Cranjean
Rotary
Grandjean
Rotarians
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Reported
Chicago on February 11 reports butter at 574,244 unsettled and unchanged prices. Eggs rise as firmer quotes appear for graded extra firsts and local firsts with current receipts noted.
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Chicago
Spaghetti Sold by Naples Vendors For Five Cents
In Naples Italy street vendors offer steaming spaghetti for a nominal five cent charge. A plateful is served to the customer who eats it on the spot.
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Naples
Italy
Royal Arcanum Lincoln Birthday Ball Planned
The Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum hosts a Lincoln Birthday Ball in the Arcade building clubrooms tomorrow evening. Attendance limited to council members and invited guests. The dance will be formal with music from a new recording instrument. Bill Snow chairs the dance committee.
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Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Bill Snow
Madam Diana Phrenologist to Read Life in High Point
Madam Diana, American phrenologist and adviser, offers readings in High Point at 503 South Main, listing past present and future insights. She claims to reveal marriage timing, hidden treasures, luck days and numbers, with office hours from 1 am to 11 pm and asks no questions.
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Diana
Hng Wen
Unt & P. m
South Main &T
High Point
N. C
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Pontiac
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Field-Millner Motors
Pontiac — Service
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