Hedgepeth Receives Six Months in Bench Warrant Case
Horace Hedgepeth, involved with Jesse Stillman and others, faces six months after a bench warrant was drawn. A witness testimony exposed self incriminating acts, while Jeff Pierce’s assault case was dropped. Police pursued nearly a dozen cases over a hectic weekend as jury term looms.
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Hedgepeth
Horace Hedgepeth
Jesse Stillman
Greensboro
Jeff Pierce
Lewis E. Teague
A. Wes Pierce
Stillman
Dexter Welborn
Emma Lee Smith
West Lee Street
Pierce
W. &. Lyon
Sedgefield
Miss Smith
Guilford Bids In Commercial Club For Sum 22000
The Commercial Club property in Greensboro, bid in for 22000 by W F E Blair acting for Guilford College trustees, stands under mortgage from 1929 with taxes and interest due. The estate once sold the property in 1920 and the site fronts South Main Street, now used as Board of Public Welfare headquarters.
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Commercial Club
Te Guiens Coleee Endowment Fund
Greensboro
W. F E. Blair
High Point Country Club
Commercial Club Company
FB. A. Bencini
South Main Street
Board of Public Welfare
Guilford College
Sermon on Eyes and Insight at Wesley Memorial
Rev. G Ray Jordan urged the congregation to seek deeper insight through Christ and active participation in serving humanity. He warned that sight without insight leads to cynicism and urged adherence to the Ten Commandments and righteous leadership in business and government.
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Wesley Memorial
Jesus
G. Ray Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Congress
Washington
Church
Mrs. May T. Evans Named Official Delegate For Inauguration
A four son delegation including Mrs.ay Thompson Evans was appointed by Governor Ehringhaus to attend the inauguration in Washington. Mrs. Evans serves as vice president of the state Young Democratic organization, with Tyra Taylor of Raleigh as national Young Democrats president, J. Dewey Dorsett as state Young Democrats leader, and Thomas A. Banks as Wake County club president.
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Ay Thompson Evans
J. C. B. Ehringhauslin D. Roosevelt
Washingtation
Pivans
State Young Democratic Organization
Tyra Taylor
Raleigh
National Young Democratic Organization
J. Dewey Dorsett
State Young Democrats
Thomas A. Banks
Wake County Club
Welborn in Car Chase After Arrest Incident
Police pursued a Packard through city streets as Welborn faced eight charges including alarming the prohibition law assault reckless driving speeding and carrying a concealed weapon. An officer suffered a cracked rib and another bruise during the struggle before Welborn was finally arrested after shots damaged the car and tires.
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Bill Hayworth
Thomasville Road
Pierce
Hedgepeth
Welborn
West Broad
Grimes Street
Stillman
Miss Smith
Edith Hudson
Glenwood Avenue
Greensboro
Miss Hudson
Eveing
Sillman
Swanson
EB. P. Osborne
Winston
Sumner Birth and Sermon on Happiness at First Methodist Protestant
Dr and Mrs George H Sumner of Asheboro announce the birth of a son David Spurgeon on February 20. Mrs Sumner formerly Verna Wellborn. In a later First Methodist Protestant service Rev R I Farmer preached on The Formula of a Happy Life as part of a Happiness series. He cited Psalm 16 11 and Goldsmiths view on happiness and discussed Jesus Golden Rule and treating people as means.
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George H. Sumner
Asheboro
David Spurgeon
Sumner
Verna Wellborn
R. I. Farmer
Goldsmith
Jesus Christ
Jesus
John
The Bigger The Better Cow Becomes Popcorn Tale
Clyde Ayers recalls a Georgia dairy farmer losing a cow in August. The cow reappears in a popcorn field as hot weather makes the corn pop and the cow seemingly freezes, a quirky tale inviting readers to submit their own entries.
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Clyde Ayers
Tate Street
Georgia
Promote Clear Skin by Boosting Blood and Sun Exposure
A promotional health text claims pimples resist poor dermal defenses, urging readers to increase red blood cells and hemoglobin to raise oxygen intake. It endorses a product labeled 8.8.8 and the 8.5.5 Co for a two week treatment, promising widespread success.
Seventh Day Adventist Judge Our Lives by the Holy Law
Pastor John E Allin says a heavenly judgment begun in 1844 nears closure as the righteous are weighed by the Holy Law. He explains the new birth and forgiveness through Jesus and urges believers to live daily in harmony with each commandment. He declares the closing judgment is imminent in this generation.
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Jesus
Heaven
John E. All
Gospel-Hardened Hearts Sermon at Reformed Church
Rev W R Shaffer compared the sower sowing the word to spreading truth amid modern falsehoods and communism. He urged Christians to break hardened hearts, renew soil with sacrifice and fertilizer, and continue sowing the gospel for fruit.
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The
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Satan
Christ
Paul
Jesus
Heavy docket in municipal court prompts road sentences
A crowded municipal court session led Judge Teague to curb defendants with road sentences from 30 days to eight months for immoral conduct and related offenses. Prohibition, drunkenness, larceny and assault with a deadly weapon featured. 89 cases awaited trial with appeals added. The court observed a holiday Wednesday and resumes Thursday for the two day term.
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Lewis E. Teague
W. D. DeLapp
Theodore Chandler
Zanie Hamilton
J. W. Turner
G. O. Wall
Nash Little
Tom Jones
Sadie Thomas
Lester Hall
M. BE. Lanier
D. D. Arden
Arden
Booker T. Langley
Cornelius
Francis Rountree
John Brown
Blanche Star
Bill Brown
Willie Brown
Lena Miller
W. W. Wilson
Charles Moblett
Williard Everhart
Roy Byerly
Maggie Cook
Murman Brown
Charles M. Evans
Weroy Willams
James Jackson
BE. M. Brewer
Christian Endeavor Rally Planned in Greensboro
Central District of Christian Endeavor will sponsor a banquet and rally for all societies in Guilford County at Calvary Methodist Protestant Church on Asheboro Street Greensboro Tuesday evening February 28 at 6 30. Rev E B Ballard of Greensboro plans the rally program and Miss Elsie Shannon leads the banquet program. A large High Point representation is expected.
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Central District of Christian Endeavor
Father Slashes Sons In Family Fight At Ward Farm
At Hill Ward family home near Archdale a quarrel escalated to knife play. Floyd Ward 22 is jailed for assault with a deadly weapon after Ward says Floyd and two younger brothers attacked him. Ward required stitches for throat and arm wounds.
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Hill Ward
Archdale
H. A. Mitchell
Mr. Ward
Floyd Ward
Floyd
Arnold
Emmett
Many Willing To Work In Exchange For Farm Produce
Community Exchange at 37 North Wrenn Street announces locals ready to trade labor for farm produce. Workers include painters, repairers, and those offering second‑hand clothing or furniture in exchange for produce. Farmers may contact the exchange, which lists 4024, to match needs with willing workers or practical nurses for board.
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Community Exchange
Wrenn Street
Greensboro Representative Objects to Tenant Bill
Representative J. Tracy Moore of Greensboro discussed a proposed bill in High Point aimed at vacating tenants within 24 hours and fines up to 850 dollars or 80 days. He favors a more limited enabling act and suggests amendments toward 48 to 72 hours. He spoke with Greensboro real estate groups and local landlords regarding the bill.
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J. Tracy Moore
Greensboro
R. Moore
Greensboro Real Estate Group
Not With Deluxe Bob Jones Not Diner Manager
Bob Jones the driver of the car that struck Walter L. York last Friday night is not the manager of the DeLuxe Diner as previously reported. He was formerly employed there but is not connected with the business at present.
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Bob Jones
Walter L. York
Enterprise
Mr. Jones
Secret deposits haunt 125,000 bank accounts in US
About 125000 dead accounts linger in American savings banks, believed to hold hidden sums for misers and gangsters. The figure underscores long dormant balances tied to deceased customers and illicit cash hoards.
Ward Street Men’s Club To Entertain Ladies Of Church
The Ward Street church Men’s club will entertain the ladies of the church at a special meeting tonight. Music will be furnished by the church choir and others. Several tasks will be made and refreshments will also be served.
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Ward Street
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