Senator Reynolds Backs National Guard Air Unit at High Point
Senator Robert R. Reynolds supports linking a National Guard air unit to the planned High Point airport as an excellent idea. He noted broader Army activity and a larger War Department budget may help win department approval and pave the way for funding. Reynolds has spoken with officials from the Public Works Administration and War Department, though he withholds names to protect inside support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washin Bureau
High Point Enterprise
Washington
Robert R. Reynolds
National Guard
High Point
Reynolds
Army
War Department
Public Works Administration
Division of Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Banks to observe Washington's Birthday holiday
High Point banks and the Postoffice will observe the holiday tomorrow in line with announcements from the High Point Clearing House association and Postmaster C. Clark. Stores are observing Dollar Day today and tomorrow, while city offices remain open Friday as usual following custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Banks
High Point Postoffice
Washington
High Point Clearing House Association
8. C. Clark
Settlement of Lachman attachment case announced
Settlement of attachment proceedings against B Lachman operator of a Sedgefield gambling house raided by county officers was announced by Sheriff Joe E Phipps. A compromise offer of 999.99 was accepted in 1200 proceedings after Lachman and two others paid fines in High Point. Of the amount received 414.29 went to the state and the rest to six deputies after costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
B. Lachman
Sedgefield
Joe E. Phipps
J. W. Donovant
Lachman
Perry demands action on serious sewage situation
Henry D. Perry, owner of extensive Forest Park property served by Lexington avenue pump station, calls the sewage condition serious and disgraceful and urges immediate corrective work. He credits city council plans but cites broader engineering needs and says FERA improvements did not fix the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Perry
Forest Park
Lexington Avenue
Perry
Mr. Perry
FERA
County Plans Debt Service Payment On March First
Guilford county will pay 115 218 75 dollars on March 1 to cover principal and interest of its debt service leaving about 10 percent outstanding for the fiscal year ending June 30. The 1944 bonds show a 105 dollar price yielding around 4 1 2 percent. About 70 percent of the 1934 tax levy has been collected, with a 1 percent penalty added if unpaid by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Willis Booth
Booth
D. L. Connell
U L Jones Finds Right Medicine for Digestive Ailments
Burlington resident Charles L. Jones testifies POW-O-LIN relieves constipation indigestion and bilious dizzy spells after years of trialing remedies. He urges others with constipation headaches and weak digestion to try the modern medicine as Mann's Drug Store representative demonstrates daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Church Street
Chas. L. Jones
Burlington
N. C
Mann's Drug Store
Mephistopheles In Blue at Duke Musical Matinee
The Duke Blue Devils symbol, a familiar Duke athletics figure, will headline the junior high musical clubs matinee in the university auditorium tomorrow at 3 30 p m. The present Blue Devil is Ernest Winton an undergraduate student noted for his tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University Blue Devils
Duke
Blue Devil
Blue Devils
Ernest Winton
Card Party By VFW Auxiliary Postponed For Moose Hall
The card party originally set for February 15 by the Auxiliary of the local VFW post, postponed, will be held at Moose Hall over Cecil's Drug Store on North Main Street tomorrow night. Attending will be VFW members from Winston-Salem, Graham, Greensboro, and High Point with their wives. The event begins at 8 o'clock and the public is invited. refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Hall
Cecil's Drug Store
North Main Street
Winston-Salem
Graham
Greensboro
High Point
Police seek Adam Lewis in murder case
High Point police, aided by Greensboro officers, look for Adam Lewis a 30 year old man five feet eight inches 165 pounds last seen walking toward High Point carrying a small bundle and wearing overalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Adam Lewis
Lewis
Pocketbook Found by Local Resident, Police Notified
J. W. Allen of 1019 East Green Street reports finding a lady's brown pocketbook in his car. He searched for the owner by interviewing recent passengers but found no identifying name or address in the papers, which contain only a small amount of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Allen
East Green Street
Allen
Mechanicsville Council 347 to Attend Initiation in Lexington
Members of the Mechanicsville Council 347 Junior Order United American Mechanics plan a 6:30 pm meeting at the Junior Order hall on North Main Street. The group will travel together to the Junior Order Orphanage in Lexington for the initiation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville Council
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Lexington
Junior Order
North Main Street
Lawson Ingram Receives Eagle Award at Court of Honor
In High Point district February Court of Honor at Wesley Memorial church Lawson Ingram son of Mr and Mrs Fred P Ingram 505 English street earned the Eagle Award one of the youngest in Uwharrie Council and among three brothers to gain the rank Scout master O Delk Smith led troop No 4 announcements by Scout Executive B W Hackney Jr and Dogwood Festival plans for April 25 2637 with National Jamboree dates noted March Court of Honor set for March 18 Public Health award went to George Dug-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Lawson Ingram
Fred P. Ingram
English Street
Uwharrie Council
Lawson
O. Delk Smith
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Chapel Hill
Public Health
George Dug
Duke musical clubs to perform in High Point
The 65 member Duke University musical clubs arrive in High Point for concerts at 3 30 and 8 pm at the junior high school auditorium. The group tours North and South Carolina with stops in Greensboro Rock Hill Charlotte Asheville Winston Salem and more. Noted director J F Barnes and other staff accompany the ensemble and hostesses will entertain visiting musicians in local homes.
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Duke University
High Point
North Carolina
South Carolina
Greensboro
Rock Hill
N. C
Charlotte
Asheville
Winston-Salem
J. Foster Barnes
Shelby Dale
Paul P. Baxter
James H. Phillips
Curtis Flowers
Stuart Miller
Charles Graf
John B. Thoman
Rozelle Holman
Ernest Winton
Robert Peck
John L. Mackay
Allen Stanley
J. F. Waggoner
Roy Thomas
Donald McClain
Arthur Dowling
John Newens
Howard Rushymer
Blaine Warkness
John Klock
Donald Hirst
Donald Schmitt
Phil Casper
John Cole
John T. Portz
Fulton Main
Carlos Moseley
Haywood Henderson
George Walter
Benjamin Herring
William Baker
Larry Turner
Vincent Hippolitus
Joseph Burke
Jack Stauaton
William Robinson
Oscar Stallings
Edgar Clayton
Emmett Atkins
William Courtney
Casper Knight
George Davis
Fred Clark
Paul Derr
Carroll Feagins
H. 7. Ulrich
Harry Roush
Herbert Nusbaum
Richard Shields
George Nance
Judson George
Terry Morris
Herbert Upchurch
W. B. Wright
Amos Kearns
W. L. Jackson
J. E. Millis
L. R. Terry
H. W. McCain
Sidney Gayle
M. W. Nash
C. T. Ingram
J. F. Hayden
J. T. Mann
J. A. Eshelman
Scout Merit Badges and Tenderfoot Award List
A list of merit badges including Eagle Badge First Aid Conservation Civics Cooking Music Art Painting and more associated with Lawson Ingram Emerson Gray Donald Hubbard Darrell Burchfield Norman Foxworth Freddie Taylor Jimmie Edwards Geo Duggins John Stanley and others. Tenderfoot badges were awarded to Lawrence Prevatte Paul Collins Wendell Cole J W Morgan Earl Pope Everett Hill William Lassiter Benson Lassiter Delk Crause Lemuel Andrews Edward Snyder William Clouse and Leroy Fraley.
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Lawson Ingram
Warren Godwin
Douglas Mashburn
Darrell Burchfield
Fred Taylor
Russell Clark
Emerson Gray
Donald Hubbard
Freddie Taylor
Jimmie Edwards
Geo Duggins
John Stanley
Norman Foxworth
Lawrence Prevatte
Paul Collins
Wendell Cole
J. W. Morgan
Earl Pope
Everett Hill
William Lassiter
Benson
Lassiter
Delk Crause
Lemuel Andrews
Edward Snyder
William Clouse
Leroy Fraley
Hoffman Reveals Plan For Placing Unlisted Property On Tax Roll
County Commissioner Joe Hoffman disclosed a drive to add untaxed tangible property in High Point to the tax base. He said $1.58 million in countywide unlisted property has been found, with over $243,000 in High Point, and proposed shared funding for a list taker to expand investigations.
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Hoffman
High Point
Joe Hoffman
Peyey
Farmer overpays for spectacles near Sparta Georgia
John Chapman a farmer near Sparta Ga paid a traveling specialist 250 for a pair of 10 cent store spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
Sparta
Thieves Active Throughout City Reported In Several Sept Readings
Thieves have been unusually active in the city over the last 24 hours, stealing items ranging from a few cents to several hundred dollars. The largest loss occurred at Lyles Chevrolet on North Main Street, where a 1933 model Chevrolet, two radios, a Delco battery, six tires, and 12 gallons of gasoline were taken after breaking a rear window and reclosing a garage door. A Moore County sheriff’s report notes a green Chevrolet coach with license 428-537 stolen, with efforts to link it to the vehicle used in the other thefts.
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Lyles Chevrolet
North Main Street
Moore County
Kephart Addresses Greensboro Schoolmasters on Crime
Dr. A. P. Kephart, principal of Curry Training School, spoke to Greensboro Schoolmasters in the Jefferson Roof Restaurant on crime. He outlined how proper pupil handling in public schools could reduce crime and other evils, as members discussed legislative matters in the General Assembly in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
A. P. Kephart
Curry Training School
Jefferson Rooftaurant
Kephart
Kepha
Guy Phillips
General Assembly
Bank robbery probes in Montgomery county report
Police describe a noon robbery at Bank of B in Montgomery County with two men and a car described as used in the Berg heist. F S Saaro at 410 Hobson Street reported the theft of three from home. EB Farr Thurston Street reported license plate 261-706 removed from its car. Blair's Dairy lost seven ch, Glover Jones reported a mare weighing 1100 stolen or strayed on Feb 19. Carrie Parker said a Gypsy warned at her home on Feb 19 and a cash theft occurred.
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Bank of
Montgomery County
F. S. Saaro
Hobson Street
EB. H. Farr
Thurston Street
Blair
Glover Jones
D. 1
Carrie Parker
Ma Avenue
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Maynard Hardware Co Co
Washington Street
Appoval
Bailey
Nerren
P.d.bailey
STRAL
Merdaches
Max Rowes
Optometrist
S. Main St
Schwartz Shoe Shop
North Main
PN I Ou
Pyroil
PAT Brown, Inc
Ford
W. B
Dodge
Chevrolet
Henry Perry
U. L. Jones
Pow-O-Lin
MR. Chas, L. Jones
Mephistopheles In
Blue
Bloom Furniture
N. Main St
Dell Boys
Sears
Allstate
Allstates
Mary
Oie
Sears, Roebuck and Coo
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