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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1931

Page

8

Ward Street Underpass Nears Completion in City Plan

Ward Street underpass work by Porter Construction nears finish after excavation and paving. Project cost around 26 000 dollars with city and Southern Railway sharing half each. Manager KE M Knox says good weather could wrap remaining tasks within two weeks and open the route from South Main to English. The long dead end at Southern Railway tracks will be removed as the thoroughfare connects to the city core. Porter bid 25 170.89 was the lowest among several.

New Ward Street Porter Construction Company Charlotte KE. M. Knox South Main Street English Ward Street Southern Railway Southern Railway Company Charlotte Concern

Civitan Officers Installed Today at High Point Club

New officers and directors of the High Point Civitan club for 1931 were installed at the Elwood hotel luncheon. W. B. Hall as president, Forrest H. Murray VP, Joe F. Hoffman secretary treasurer, Dr. S. B. Coe, Cecil H. Marriner, Dr. P. W. Flagge, H. G. Siderson directors, Walter Murray sergeant at arms. Murray named membership chair, Flagge program chair. Farewell by retiring president Dr. S. B. Coe. Club aided Mountain Training for two boys, donated $1,000 to High Point college, supplied milk for 57 days to two undernourished children, and sent 450 magazines to Guilford county sanitarium. Over 60 percent of revenues spent on benevolent causes.

High Point Civitan Club Elwood W. B. Hall Forrest H. Murray Joe F. Hoffman S. 8. Coe Cecil H. Marriner P. W. Flagge H. G. Siderson Walter Murray Dr. Flagge 8. 8. Coe Hoffman Jack O'Brien High Point Appalachia Graham Paschall Guilford County Union High Point College Ray Street

Hollow street lamps vent gas to curb explosion risk

An English scientist proposes hollow street lamp posts as vents for gas leaks from mains and sewers to reduce the danger of explosions in cities. The idea would channel escaping gas safely away from streets, potentially lowering ignition chances.

Jury Panels Set for Guilford Superior Court Terms

Guilford County commissioners drew five weeks of juries for the superior court in Greensboro. Civil terms begin February 2 and 9, with a special criminal term the same week, and February 16 and 25 also listed. High Point names appear on civil juror lists, with multiple individuals named for each term.

Guilford Superior Court Board of County Commissioners Greensboro High Point W. B. Thacker J. R. Dixon R. B. Langley J. A. Murray S. 8. Wilson R. W. Davis W. C. Craven J. W. Atkinson J. W. Paisley H. H. Kennedy Anthony Spencer Epps L. G. Winfrey H. A. Hodgin R. BE. Smith A. D. Creech Bruce B. Miller C. D. Alexander S. L. Phillips W. J. Montsinger W. W. Payne J. W. Layton J. R. Andrews Walter E. Anderson J. A. Barker L. M. Farrington Stamey Mendenhall C. J. Enoch FE. D. Foughee John L. Dwiggins D. A. Powell G. L. Oliver BE. D. Andrews J. William Pegram M. &. Fink I. D. Barrier Charles R. Wood W. B. Hunt, Sr W. Banner Davis W. T. Pennington C. A. Lewis John M. Campbell E. M. Shipman J. W. Carmichael E. M. Scott E. J. Zachary Emory C. Green J. R. Painter George T. Wood J. T. Whiteley FE. M. Parrish C. L. Weill L. 8. Howerton T. M. Stroud J. E. Persnell A.L. Causey W. W. Dykes A. M. Deviney R. L. Warren D. M. Humble C. E. Sloan W. Allen Clodfelter W. C. Gross D. F. Crews M. C. Bame R. A R. C. Soyars W. Es Ben- Pe Fred Younts J. D. Straer J. M. Beeson M. J. Crowder J. W. Terrell L. J. Marshall C. B. Pittman B. B. Gregson John Underwood J. T. Albright J. M. King W. F. Wrenn 8. A. Bunting Max Coble C. E. Lee C. P. Langley W. H. Simpson George Johnson R- R. Kearns W. L. Moore B. Frank Copeland T. F. Shoaf Thomas B. Pickard M. E. Howell Adam Thompson J. R. Stone H. C. Shields J. C. Dillon L. H. Beck W. R. Lewis G. O. Coble, and W. M. Weatherly

19 Year Old Boy Dies of Pneumonia in High Point

Banks McCoy Fields 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs C H Fields died at his parents home in High Point route 4 yesterday afternoon after nine days with pneumonia. Survived by parents three brothers Percy Fletcher Levi Fields and sister Mrs W R Kennedy all of High Point. Funeral services set for Spring Hill M P church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with burial in church cemetery.

Banks McCoy Fields C. H. Fields High Point Route 4 Percy Fletcher Levi Fields W. R. Kennedy Spring Hill M. P

Quality Shoe Store Plans New Stock After Repairs

J. I. and Clyde Chernault and Mrs. Paul Moss, hosiery buyer, of the Quality Shoe Store, depart tonight for New York to purchase spring stock for the reopened shop. They will be away ten days as renovations finish. The store was damaged by fire a month ago and will reopen in first class condition after interior repairs and repainting.

J. 1 Clyde Chernault Paul Moss Quality Shoe New York

Dog Hero Of Hour In Burning Apartment House

A Spitz dog alerted tenants at the Wagger apartments, 315 17 Richardson street, saving lives and belongings as the basement fire broke out. Mrs Williams, awakened by barking, notified others and the fire department. Firefighters arrived to find smoke and flames under the basement floor, with most damage confined there. The cause was overheated furnace pipes when contact with wooden planks. Loss estimated as small by Chief A B Horney.

Wagger Richardson Street W. F. Williams Eckerd Wagger's Ladies’ Shop South Main Street Aerng A. B. Horney Fire Department

Dr Anscombe to Speak at Friends Supper Program

Dr Francis Anscombe of Salem College will speak on A Changed England at a Friends supper program this week. The event includes a Margaret Fell Circle meeting at 5 pm, a Teacher Training class at 6 pm, supper at 6:45 pm, and a prayer meeting at 8 pm. Frank Tucker will provide special music. attendees should notify by Wednesday noon. Season ticket holders can use fall tickets for this dinner. new tickets go on sale next week.

Salem College England Thal Friends Margaret Fell Fox Pioneers H. A. White J. W. Clinard A. C Jones Floyd Wilson Margaret. Fell Francis €. Anscombe Anscombe Frank Tucker Anna Mendenhall

Local Legion to Host First Meeting of Year Tonight

The American Legion post will hold its first meeting of the year at 8 PM in the Junior Order hall above Rabinowitz' store at 110 East Washington. R Harde, ex French army officer now from Greensboro, will deliver the main address and is billed as a capable speaker. All ex-service men are invited.

American Legion Rabinowitz East Washington Street R. Harde Greensboro Harde Legion

Patrolman Lentz Recovering After Crash

W. B. Lentz, fifth district state highway patrolman based in High Point, is reported resting better at Burlington hospital after a weekend auto motorcycle crash. He regained consciousness yesterday and recognized visitors, with a fractured skull from being thrown when his motorcycle collided with a turning car. The article notes the first concrete roads in Germany dates to 1890.

W. B. Lentz Fifth High Point Burlington Hospital

New Series Of Suppers 10 Begin At First Methodist Church

The January to Easter Fellowship Supper Meetings start at 6 45 with a covered dish supper supplied by Auxiliary circle No 8 led by Mrs J G Snipes. Those not bringing food pay a quarter. At 7 20 an old fashioned sing and brief devotional follow, led by Rev R S Farmer. The event ends at 8 with choir rehearsal and committee meetings. Save Wednesday night for the Church.

J. G. Snipes R. S. Farmer

Salvation Army relief aid report for High Point December

Adjutant John O Bierne reports High Point Salvation Army assisted 1 373 people with $838 in value of dispensed items. 137 families received aid, 92 areas served, 126 transients helped, 99 beds baths given. 135 hours of visitation to 250 families, War Cry sales 4 375 copies, 17 indoor classes serving 1 969 attendees, 9 375 pounds coal distributed.

Salvation Army John O’bierne National Headquarters High Point Salvatory Army Board of Public Welfare

Keys Found On Street Returned To High Point Chief

A ring of keys found on a High Point street was brought to Chief E A McGhee by the Danville Va police chief and may be claimed by the owner at The High Point Enterprise office after identification.

High Point E. A. McGhee Danville High Point Enterprise

Workers' Council 70 Holds Supper at Wesley Memorial

The Wesley Memorial Methodist church Workers' council meets in the basement to launch the New Year with cooperation. The Epworth League will prepare supper, and reports show 700 average weekly attendance with 48 extra students per Sunday, while 738 attended January 4. The Board of Christian Education follows, to discuss consolidation plans for the coming year.

Workers’ Council Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Epworth League Melvin A. Hayes Church School Board of Christian Education Wesley Memorial Church

Futrelle Returns From New York Convention

A. E. Futrelle of Northwestern Mutual Life, based in the Wachovia Bank Building, returned from the 16th annual convention of agencies from New England, Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic states. Held at Hotel Pennsylvania, the meeting featured sessions and banquets. Futrelle earned the trip for his strong production record and reported a largely attended event with over 500 attendees from the eastern region.

A. E. Futrelle Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Wachovia Bank New York City New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Pennsylvania Futrelle North Carolina East

Guaranteed Cascara Quinine Cold Remedy Ad Copy

Don’t Pay ILLS Cascara Quinine guarantees to knock a cold in fifty. Take two tablets, follow box directions, drink water, and you’ll feel better quickly. Pain eased, congestion broken, mind cleared, you’ll be ready to return to work. If it fails, you pay nothing.

Enlightening Them Wife Why Do You Stand at the Front Door

A husband explains his front door stance while his wife asks why he sings. He says neighbors must see that he is not beating his wife, clarifying the reason is to prove nonviolence to onlookers.

Elected Members Named to Guilford County Health Board

Dr. John T. Burrus of High Point and Dr. J. T. Battle of Greensboro were elected as the two representatives from the Guilford County Medical Society to the county board of health at the Greensboro meeting yesterday afternoon. A further meeting will select a county health officer with Dr. R. M. Buie slated to report. no other applicants for the post are known. The board also includes Mayor R. R. King Jr of Greensboro, George L. Stansbury, and T. R. Foust. The law requires the two elected members to come from the medical society.

John T. Burrus High Point Hospital Guilford County

A. Coke Cecil Profile Highlighted in Carolina Journal

A full page feature in the December Carolina Journal honors A. Coke Cecil, a prominent local druggist and owner with key roles in several city businesses, alongside a photograph and career sketches. The piece showcases Cecil's impact on the local pharmacy scene and his business ventures.

A. Coke Cecil Carolina Journal

Pioneering Pharmacist Cecil Highlighted in Local History

The feature traces Cecil’s drug industry career from early work with J. G. Greene and the late J. D. Mann to his chemist role at Vick Chemical and his current prominent position in High Point and North Carolina’s pharmaceutical scene.

Latvia Places Seed Trade Under Agriculture Ministry

The Latvian government has centralized control of all seed trade and importation with the Ministry of Agriculture responsible for regulation and oversight of seed sources and distribution.

Ministry of Agriculture

Woman Loses Weight With Kruschen Salts Ad

Carolina woman reports losing 47 pounds over three months using one teaspoonful daily in warm water. She started at 217 pounds, suffered back and side pains, and now weighs 170, claiming renewed strength and youth. The testimonial from Mrs. S A Solomon, New Bern, NC, 1930, endorses Kruschen Salts with a money back guarantee and 4 week bottle cost.

S. A. Solomon New Bern N. C Mann Drug Co Adv

Report of Condition Of The Commercial National Bank

Report of Condition Of The Commercial National Bank shows figures for loans and discounts overdrafts securities owned and other assets and liabilities. Notable totals include cash and due from banks and reserve with the Federal Reserve Bank as part of the bank’s balance sheet.

Commercial National Bank United States Cccee Banking House Reserve Federal Reserve Bank U.S U. S&s

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knox Civitan Elwood Hotel Chichesters E. J. Deane Johnson Street Prince Cafe Seidman Certified Public Accountants Commercial Bank Treasury Department A. O. Brown The Sheraton Bar Ber George Clemmons Smith & Moore Eaird Vis Him Carolina Coal & Transfer Company Roger Babson Ture Atlantic Building & Loan Association North Carolina Bank & Trust CO Board of County Commissioners Spencer's Taxi & Transfer DR. Anscombe Local Legion Lentz Geremany Pauline Fleure North Main Street Worker's Council Wesley Memorial Church School Hill’s “Sess Suni MR. Shipper MR. Consignee Tri-City Motor Express Lines Co. O. D's City Transfer and Storage CO County Medical Society Pharmacy Journal Carolina Total Guilford Ss. I. C Cc. H. Marriner J. Elwood Cox Fred N. Tate W. T. Powell Essie A. Foster High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association V. A. J. Idol V.pres Treas C. H. Ellis
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