Welborn Receives 26 Month Term On Eight Counts
Dexter Welborn, arraigned on eight municipal court charges, sentenced to five road terms to run consecutively for 26 months and five years good behavior on three suspended counts. Horace Hedgepeth faces additional charges and will be sentenced tomorrow, with prior prohibition charges not yet reached. Hedgepeth testified against Pierce, admitting liquor ownership and receiving six months on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Welborn
Horace Hedgepeth
Welborn
Silliman
Jeff Pierce
Hedgepeth
Pierce
Lewis EH
Forsyth Superior Court to Hear Manslaughter Case in Car Wreck
Welborn faces a federal liquor charge tied to a December wreck that killed Clyde Seagraves after a pursuit by prohibition officers. Teague, facing bond issues, and Steelman, given five years on good behavior and a $15 fine, await further action. Stillman and Hedgepeth deny assault charges from February 14 as hearings proceed. Welborn admits reckless driving but denies kicking an officer or carrying a weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Steelman
Welborn
Lewis HK
Teague
Monay
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Clyde Seagraves
Seagraves
Stillman and
Hedgepeth
Greensboro
Lyon
Stillman
Emma Lee Smith
Swanson
Judge Clarkson To Address Men's Club Friday
Judge Herriot Clarkson associate justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court will speak to the Men's Club Friday evening at 6 30 in the Parish House. W W Cator club president will preside and introduce the guest. Clarkson, from Charlotte, will travel from Raleigh for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herriot Clarkson
North Carolina Supreme Court
W. W. Cator
Court takes holiday after tough first day at juried trials
Municipal court paused Washington’s Birthday after clearing 60 docketed cases yesterday. Dexter Welborn, Jesse Steelman and Horace Hedgepeth faced heavy activity with two juries in service and multiple cases set for today.
Black Cat Helps Fix Tire Tire Misadventure Told With Humor
A Greensboro visitor has a flat, two friends attempt to air and repair the tire. A black car crosses, the tire shifts, bolts fly, and one bolts ricocheted to start the car before others are found. The narrator recalls jokingly how John Mebane would not believe the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allison
Greensboro
John Mebane
John
Dollar Day Bargains Draw Local Shoppers
High Point merchants plan a two day Dollar Day event Friday and Saturday to boost trade. Stores will showcase furniture clothing and home goods at unusually low prices to lure residents and visitors from neighboring communities. Officials anticipate record sales with fair weather aiding the shopping rush.
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High Point
Barbecue Stand Incident Involving Pierce Car Dispute
Witnesses recount tense events near Hayworths barbecue stand as Stillman denies wrongdoing after attempting to rescue companions from Pierce's car. Hedgepeth admits drinking but denies intent for trouble while Welborn corroborates travel with Pierce.
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Hayworth
Stillman
Pierce
Hedgepeth
Welborn
Sleep Fine Theat druggist remedy advertises fast cystex aid
An advertisement claims cystex as a specially prepared remedy for sleep troubles and urinary issues. It promises fast action within 15 minutes, availability through druggists, and a money back guarantee on return of the package.
Kearns Urges Time and Terms to Allow City Pay Debt
G H Kearns president of Crown Hosiery Mills argues High Point can resolve its 12 million dollar indebtedness if creditors grant time and workable terms. He notes debt service failures threaten security values and urges fair arrangements to let locals meet obligations while preserving earning power and living.
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High Point
Will
G. H. Kearns
Crown Hosiery Mills
Muz
Mr. Kearns
Kearns
Dr Grier to Speak At Oyster Supper
The Farris Bible class of the First Baptist church sponsors an oyster supper for men and boys tomorrow at 6 45 pm. Dr I Grier general manager of the Mills Home Thom asville will deliver the principal address. A Mille Home girls quartet will sing specials and a full program is planned with other music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris Bible
First Baptist Church
I. G. Grier
Mills
Thomasville
Dr. Egbert Smith to Deliver Final Talk Tonight
Dr. Egbert Smith will deliver the final lecture in his series at 7 30 tonight in the First Presbyterian church. The talk covers his personal experiences abroad and follows favorable reception at previous lectures in the series.
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Egbert Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Smith
Rev G Ray Jordan Speaks at Winston-Salem Meeting
Reverend G Ray Jordan pastor of Wesley Memorial M E Church addressed the Baraca class at First Baptist Church in Winston-Salem during the monthly fellowship supper. His speech was well received by a large gathering of local citizens who attended last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial M. E
Winston-Salem
Young Girl Gains Ten Pounds After Iron Tonic Use
Bertie Grove aged 12 was underweight. After taking Vinod iron tonic from Mann Drug Stores she gained ten pounds, improved appetite, and rosy cheeks.
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Bertie
Grove
Vinol
Mann Drug Stores
T W Albertson and the flexible rock discovery
Local attorney T W Albertson has long possessed a sample of itacolamite a flexible rock. The Linnville mountains find has drawn interest with the specimen now in the state museum at Ra Bat. Albertson notes the material is common to nearby Moore's Springs river beds and describes a six to seven inch piece that bends easily yet cuts hard and contains mica.
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Linnville Mountains
T. W. Albertson
Albertson
Ra- Bat
Moore's Springs
Mr. Albertson
Planting by the Moon Series Returns in The Enterprise
The Enterprise teams with Robert C. Hook to publish weekly articles starting next Wednesday on planting by the moon. Hook will give planting dates for about 53 counties, noting dates March 1 2 6 and 7 as the first plant days and urging garden soil preparation now for early work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Hook
The
Enterprise
Mr. Hook
Hook
Guilford Bill Would Speed Local Consolidation Efforts
A new enabling act to consolidate functions in Guilford County and its cities will be drafted after a Raleigh hearing where delegates rejected the current measure as too broad. Proponents aim for a more definite bill with public hearings and cooperation from Greensboro, High Point, and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Guilford County
Raleigh
Greensboro Real Estate Board
High Point
Greensboro
Board of County Commissioners
Senator Waynick
George Ps. Geoghegan
Mr. Geoghegan
Turner
Guilford
Representative Hoyle
Geoghegan
Moore
Paul Lindley
Lindley
Charles Ketchum
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina School Funding Debates For High Point
The article outlines state minimums for six month schooling including licensed teachers and transportation funding, plus options for supplementary local funding to extend terms, improve diversity of courses, and raise teacher quality. It previews a February 28 meeting at the junior high auditorium where residents discuss High Point schools and local wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
State Education Association
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
F. J. Sizemore
Treasure Seekers Topic Tonight at Wesley Memorial
Rev. G Rey Jordan selects Treasure Seekers as the midweek topic for four regular services at Wesley Memorial. Tonight the 7 30 p m gathering will open with hymn singing led by J Gurney Briggs and feature a special musical number as part of the parable inspired lesson series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rey Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Jordan
Jesus
Wesley
J. Gurney Briggs
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R. C. Mitchell
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Caplas
Clay Gannaway
Byrum Gibson
Dr. Grier
Oyster Supper of Baptist Church
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Piedmont Ins
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Mutual Ins
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High Point Ice & Coal Co
High Point, Thomasville
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