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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

7

Probing for Cakes Leads to Arrests Expected Today

Officers investigation focus on bakery theft from a Robertson Bakery truck on Taylor Street. At about 6 10 this morning a person was held for investigation and officers expected arrests after boxes were recovered from a nearby house following a report. Neighborhood units assisted.

High Point Visitor Recalls Louisville Flood Scenes

Claude C. Barbee, a High Point pioneer now based in Louisville as an insurance man, visits for ten days with his sister. He recounts flood misery in Louisville where 1500 residents hid in the Weissinger Gaulbert apartment amid five to eight feet of water and praises Red Cross relief efforts.

Claude C. Barbee High Point Louisville J. & Welborn Barbee Weissinger-Gaulbert Barner John Woodbury A. T. Wishart Garland Sherrill Louieville Sidney Gayle Sidney Alderman Sedgefield American Red Cross Mr. Barbee

Flapper Fanny defends drownings claim as exaggeration

The source notes Flapper Fanny denies drownings were as bad as claimed while citing deaths from disease and privation around 500. It also reports a Charlotte policeman describing gunfire experience as an overblown report.

Charlotte

Youth injured in bicycle automobile collision in city

David Dicks 16 of 224 Chestnut street was slightly injured when his bicycle collided with an automobile driven by R E B Allred 21 of Pat Murphy's Place East Green Street at the Steele and Richardson streets intersection. He was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital for first aid. police found no serious injuries and no charges were filed.

David Dicks Chestnut Street R. EB. Allred Pat Murphy East Green Street Steele Richardson Streets Burrus Memorial Hospital

Buncombe County Schools to Under WPA Cleaning Project

County Superintendent T C Roberson announced spring cleaning for Buncombe County schools under a WPA project. The program covers all county schools with work estimated to cost 3900 dollars in the coming months.

Asheville Buncombe County T. C. Roberson

Parents Cited For Failing To Place Children In School

Six individuals were cited to appear in court on warrants for permitting their children of school age to stay out of school. Truant officer J. R. Pierce signed the warrants. Names listed include Viola Jates, Bula Walker, Calen McCall, Samuel Sadler, Arthur Washington, and John Adams with street addresses.

J. R. Pierce Viola Jates Baptist Street Bula Walker Willis Row Calen McCall Kivett Drive Samuel Sadler Pearson Street Arthur Washington Gurley John Adams Baptist

A Cappella Concert at Burlington First Baptist Church

Dr Esra H F Weis of Guilford College announced the third regular concert of the ninth season of the a cappella choir set for Feb 14 at the First Baptist church in Burlington.

Guilford College Esra H. F. Weis First Baptist Church Burlington

Chicago Produce Market Report

Chicago price rundown shows butter at 6872 with no trading session and bees at 5788 with no session as of February 12. The brief market snapshot records current figures without activity.

Chicago

Ring Found by M. & Hayes Returned to Owner

A gold ring found by M and Hayes was turned over to Fred A Ai the ring is at the quarters corner West Washington and North Malin streets for identification and return. The notice also notes that more British books than American were published in 1933.

M. & Hayes W. G Bradshaw Png Fred A. Ai Libes West Washington North Malin Streets

Wade Royals Cleared in Wreck Case

Police concluded Wade Royals was miles distant at the time of a wreck involving a Vending Machine Co. car. A separate warrant named W T Shorty Sullivan as the driver. bond set at 500 dollars and a jury trial requested.

Wade Royals Burton Street W. T Shorty) Sullivan College Street Royals

Roy Dennis Seeks Death By Swallowing Lye

Roy Dennis aged 16 of 609 Davidson Street was rushed to Guilford General Hospital after swallowing a quantity of lye in an apparent suicide attempt. He was admitted in stable condition and later returned home from Yow's Hospital ambulatory care.

Roy Dennis Davidson Street Guilford General Hospital Yow

Visitors and local notices from Deep River section

Recent visitors included Mr. and Mrs. James Camel of Reno Nevada and Rev Lincoln Falk and Mrs Lucy Falk of High Point. Mrs Willie King of Asheboro stayed with relatives. Mrs Arthur Yates and children visited High Point. Mary Pickard returned home after visiting Jamestown. Mrs Lindsay Knight and Mrs Clarence Shields of Colfax visited Mrs T J Jones. Mr and Mrs R T Jordan visited Rufus Smith.

J. L. Hines James Camel Reno Nevada Lincoln Falk Lucy Falk High Point Willie King Asheboro King Ida L. Wood Arthur Yates W. J. Little Eva Thornton Mary Pickard Jamestown Lindsay Knight Clarence Shields Colfax T. J. Jones Edna Corum R. T. Jordan Rufus Smith

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