Last Rites Held For Medlin Boy
Funeral services for Woodrow Medlin 16 a paper carrier for the High Point Enterprise were held at his parents home east of Springfield. Elder L T Tucker conducted the service at 2 oclock with burial in Oakwood cemetery. About 400 mourners attended as hymns were sung by neighbors. Acting pallbearers were fellow newsboys Harvey Allen Dwight Seckler Charlie Loflin Waldo Newby Henry Newby Harold Park Gilmercy and Ivan Crissman. Edna Medlin Bessie Hill Bertha Mae Solomon and Frances Medlin carried flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Medlin
High Point Enterprise
Springfield Road
Smith Medlin
Springfield
Harvey Allen
Dwight Seckler
Charlie Loflin
Waldo Newby
Henry Newby
Harold Park
Gilmercy
Ivan Crissman
Edna Medlin
Bessie Hill
Bertha Mae Solomon
Frances Medlin
Adlerika Promise for Constipation Relief
An advertisement claims two glasses of water help constipation and suggests taking a half hour before breakfast. It promotes adding Adlerika with glycerine or saline to one glass for faster, broader bowel action and gas relief within 10 minutes, with full relief in about two hours.
Dollar Day Observed Three Days In High Point
High Point merchants will observe Dollar Day Friday Saturday and Monday with unusual values. The annual event, coordinated with The Enterprise, adds Monday to the period to ease Saturday crowds. Traders expect a large turnout from the city trading area and rural shoppers and aim to move thousands of dollars in merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Saunders Given Fifteen Months For Christmas Night Fight
Saunders, a painter of 204 Ennis Street, was sentenced to 15 months on the county roads by Judge Lewis Tea gue in High Point for an assault with intent to kill on E W Garris last Christmas at Sinclair filling station. Garris was injured, hospitalized days. Saunders testified he acted after Garris struck him with a car seat. He admitted drinking that night. other local cases heard include liquor, prostitution, and disorderly conduct with assorted fines and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Saunders
Ennis Street
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
E. W. Garris
Sinclair
English and
Phillips Street
Saunders
Garris
Sam Setzer
West End
J. RR. Lumford
Annie Lumford
Clarence Mullis
Raleigh Thompson
EB. P. Fulp
M. L. Bryant
Grace Cristo
A. R. Anderson
Annie Newman
Marie Mitchell
Robert Ponds
James FE. Mitchell
Mrs T Reighter Dies At Home Here
Mrs Lillie Reighter wife of T Reighter 312 Howell street died at her home this afternoon at 12 30 after weeks of illness She was a longtime tailor at Al len's Department store later ran a tailoring shop with her husband Born in Virginia August 11 1872 she had lived here since 1905 Active in Emmanuel Lutheran Church Surviving husband father five sisters and an adopted daughter Funeral services will be held at 8 pm Wednesday at the home with Rev F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran Church officiating Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Reighter
T. Reighter
Howell Street
William
Jennie Smith Alls
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
T., Reighter
William Alls
Irene
Virginia
Dan W. Smith
High Point
Josie Gwynne
Salem
Cora Bradford
Winston-Salem
James Mansfield
Danville
Minnie Richardson
Washington State
James Daniels
F. L. Conrad
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Two youths questioned in Medlin hit and run case
High Point officers questioned Sherwood and Owen Sorrel for about an hour in connection with the Springfield road hit-and-run that fatally injured Woodrow Medlin a 16-year-old paper carrier. The brothers denied involvement and claimed alibis in Charlotte and at a hosiery mill.
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High Point
Springfield Road
Woodrow Medlin
High Point Enterprise
Sherwood
Owen Sorrel
Smith Street
Nance and
Batley
Charlotte
Owen
Estimated United States milk losses exceed forty billion yearly
Analysts estimate that poor quality milk and cream cause more than 40 billion dollars in losses across the United States annually. The figure reflects wasted product, downgraded grades, and associated costs in production, distribution, and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nationally Known Cue Artist to Exhibit in City Matches
Jack Hill, a renowned cue artist from Oklahoma City, will play two free exhibition matches tomorrow at Alcazar Billiard Parlor on East Washington Street at 3:30 PM and Broadway Billiard Parlor on North Main Street at 8:30 PM. Cavarnos and Co. announces Hill will face the town’s best player, with Hill using one pocket to the opponent’s five, followed by cue and ball tricks to showcase his skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hill
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alcazar Billard Parlor
East Washington Street
North Main Street
Broad
P Cavarnos
Cavensan Weide Company, Inc
Cavarnos
Hazel Anderson Dies From Influenza and Pneumonia at 17
Miss Hazel Virginia Anderson 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam G Anderson of 1212 Thistle Street died in a local hospital after a brief illness of influenza and pneumonia. A High Point High School 1930 graduate she taught cradle roll at Central Friends church and was active in religious work. Survived by parents a brother Grady three sisters Norma Vola and three grandparents. Funeral at Central Friends church at 2:30 pm conducted by Rev Toto Alderman Sykes with Rev L W McFarland and Miss Clara J Cox officiating. Burial in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
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Hazel Virginia Anderson
Sam G. Anderson
Thistle ‘Street
High Point
Central Friends Church
Grady
Norma
Vola
D. B. Anderson
Deep River
W. F. Frazier
Colfax
Cent
Lavish Plans for High School Operetta “The Emperor's Clothes”
High Point prepares a lavish operetta to be staged Friday in the high school auditorium. Director Lewis L. Stookey says the modernistic scenery is being painted and a large chorus will be costumed by Van Horn and Son of Philadelphia. The production promises to be the most amusing and expertly staged yet.
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Lewis L. Stookey
van Horn
Seven Year Old Girl Dies of Pneumonia
Mary Olivia Ingram seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Ingram died at home at 23 Putnam avenue after a three day illness with pneumonia. She was in second grade at Johnson street school and attended North Park Baptist church Sunday school. Surviving are her parents two brothers Norris and Kenneth one sister Ira Mae and grandmother Mrs G Ingram all of this city. Funeral at 3 pm today at Green Street Baptist Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Mary Olivia Ingram
A. C. Ingram
Putnam Avenue
Johnson Street
North Park Baptist Church
Norris
Kenneth
Ira Mae
Tabernacle Revival Extended Amid Strong Attendance
Due to large interest the Union Gospel tabernacle revival at West Green and Ward streets will continue this week with nightly sermons at 7 30 led by evangelist Rev R L Erickson. Yesterday drew big crowds including many visitors from other cities where Erickson has held revivals.
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Union Gospel Tabernacle
West Green
Ward Streets
R. L. Erickson
Erickson
New Hay Cutting Machine Delivers Dry Hay Fast
A new machine cuts green hay into inch lengths and blows it through heated pipes at 700 degrees, delivering it into bags while thoroughly dried in 40 seconds.
Partisan Division On Party Gov t Proposal in High Point
A sharp partisan split emerged over proposals to establish party responsibility in High Point city government. Democrats largely back a partisan system while Republicans oppose it, with leaders and business figures weighing benefits of accountability against preserving nonpartisan governance. Meetings at the Elwood hotel and among civic leaders sparked renewed debate.
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High Point
Elwood Hotel
Horace Haworth
W. A. Davis
Highoint
J. E. Millis
M. J. Wrenn
Wrenn
Asheville
J. Elwood Cox
Cr. L. Amos
O. E. Kearns
R. R. Ragan
Dred Peacock
When Baby Frets Give Teethina Patent Remedy Ad
Baby advice piece promotes Teethina to ease fretful infants during teething and indigestion. Claims safe bowel relief without opiates, replaces paregoric, and offers a free Dr Moffett’s Baby Book from J Moffett Co of Columbus Georgia. Includes ad style endorsement and price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Moffett
J. Moffett Co
Dept. E
Columbus
Ady
Traffic Club Will Meet In Greensboro
The Winston-Salem Traffic Club will hold its next golf tournament and dinner in Greensboro this afternoon and evening, bringing members together for a community event and charity fundraiser.
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Winston-Salem Traffic Club
Summerfield Woman Praises Natex After Recovery
Mrs. A Price of Route 2 Summerfield DC credits Natex with curing long standing constipation stomach upset and fatigue after costly prior treatments. She says the remedy eased rheumatism neuritis boosted appetite and energy enabling her to do housework and assist with farm chores. Natex is sold by Manns Drug Store 105 South Main Street with a representative visiting locally to explain its merits.
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A Price
Route 2
Summerfield
D. C
Mann’s
J. H. Parker
Natex
Mann's Drug Store
South Main St
Mee
Railroad and industrial traffic men meet in Greensboro
A March 17 meeting at Greensboro Country Club brings together traffic men from Forsyth Guilford and Davidson counties plus business executives interested in railroad transport. The Greensboro and High Point group sponsors the event, announced via Mr. Charles W.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Forsyth
Guilford
Davidson Counties
High Point
Charles W
Doctor Stanton Attends Tri State Medical Meeting
Dr. D. A Stanton of Richmond Virginia is at the Tri State Medical Association meeting and will return home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stanton
D. A Stanton
Richmond
Tri-State Medical Association
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