Man Arrested In Act Of Breaking Into Gas Station
Alert police arrested Alton Clodfelter twenty in the act of breaking into Sunset Service Station at Sunset drive and Lindsay street after surrounding him with three squad cars. He had already broken into Church and Farr filling station, Church and Pine streets, stealing a pistol flashlight shaving cream and about three dollars which were recovered. He pled guilty in municipal court to breaking entering and larceny and attempted break in, receiving twelve months on county roads for the latter and bond for superior court trial. Police failed to tie him to a separate break in at T J Sheek’s filling station.
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Alton Clodfelter
Thomasville
Sunset
Sunset Drive
Lindsay Street
Church and Farr
Church and
Pine
Clodfelter
Lewis FE. Teague
Guilford Superior Court
T. J. Sheek
Fairfield Road
W. F. Posey
J. L. McMahan
Noah Link
Frances Reynolds
Fannie Moody
Ebb Jenkins
Hoyt Hunter
Lucille Grissom
J. W. Harris
Joe Mayfield
L. N. Jordan
B. H. Jordan
Ben Sellers
Lonnie Harris
Chicago Produce Dairy Price Report
Chicago January market rundown lists butter with 8,783 steady creamery specials at 92 score 35-35 percent, extras 92 at 34 percent, extra firsts 90-91 at 93-34, firsts 88-89 at 32-83, seconds 86-87 at 31, standards 90 at 33. Byes at 4,945 steady, extra firsts 24, Irish graded firsts 23, current receipts 22, refrigerator extras 19, standards 19, firsts 18.
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Chicago
Kernersville publisher faces arson charge bond set at 1500
Paul Swanson a Kernersville newspaper publisher with a Winston-Salem law office was held on a 1500 bond for a Friday city court appearance on arson charges. Police tied him to a Roy street house fire after a witness identified him and kerosene traces were found in his car. Swanson denies the accusation and says the fire was spiteful. state investigator may join probe.
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Paul Swanson
Kernersville
Winston-Salem
Swanson
Monroe Tate
Tate
Roy Street
High Point
North Wilkesboro
E. K. Ingram
Ths
Ingram
Dan C. Boney
Traffic Club 10 Meet on Tuesday
The Winston Salem Traffic club plans its annual meeting at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston Salem at 7 o clock tomorrow evening. A banquet opens the event followed by a business session with 8S. Clay Williams as principal speaker, chair of R J Reynolds Tobacco and former NRA administrator. The program includes leaders from rail and shipping industries and toastmaster A S Butler of St Louis will preside.
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Winston
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
NRA
Butler
St. Louis
Milwaukee Adds Two Year Traffic Safety Courses
Milwaukee public schools start two year courses in traffic safety to curb automobile accident deaths. The program aims to educate students on safe driving practices and road awareness.
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Milwaukee
Police Station Not A Good Drunk Stop
H L Craig, 40, of Statesville, walked into police headquarters seeking details about a drunk charge from the prior morning. He was arrested at 1 40 yesterday morning and released after 2 00 in the afternoon. He was re arrested this morning on a fresh drunkenness charge.
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H. L. Craig
Statesville
Safety pledges signed by High Point residents
High Point residents continue to pledge safe driving with the Enterprise Safe Driving Pledge. The notice lists new signers including R. L. Redden Beulah Briles Co. B. Blackburn Mrs. E. L. Hoke and Mrs. Leigh Harper as others sending in their commitments.
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High Point
R. L. Redden Beulah Briles
B. Blackburn
E.L. Hoke
Leigh Harper
J. W. Lindsay Buys Home of K. C. Denny
J. W. Lindsay, secretary and treasurer of the Guilford Hosiery mill, purchased the K. C. Denny home at 207 Hillcrest Drive. Curtis Smithdeal of Smithdeal Realty and Insurance handled the sale. The two story brick and stucco residence is described as one of the city's finest with nine rooms. Purchase price not disclosed.
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J. W. Lindsay
Guilford Hosiery Mill
K. C. Denny
Hillcrest Drive
Curtis Smithdeal
Smithdeal Realty and Insurance
Hillcrest
Rev R H Stone To Address Club At Church
Rev R H Stone of West Jefferson will address the Men's club of the First Presbyterian church tonight at 6 30 supper meeting expected to draw a large group of men. He is known as a compelling speaker.
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R. H. Stone
West Jefferson
First Presbyterian Church
Stone
Hundred Democrats Expected at Guilford Jackson Day Dinner
Indications are that 75 to 100 Democrats from High Point will attend the Guilford county Jackson Day dinner at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro Wednesday night at 7 30. Governor Ehringhaus and L S Spurling of Lenoir will be the principal speakers. Tickets, not by invitation, are on sale through committee members.
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High Point
Guilford County
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Todsey
Walter B. Crissman
Township
Democratic Executive Committee
Crissman
Ruth Pollock
R. L. Waynick
W. C. King
James B. Lovelace
Byron Haworth
T. J. Gold
Ehringhaus
L. §. Spurling
Lenoir
16Th Judicial District
Spurling
North Carolina
New Chevrolet truck bought for city sanitation department
The city sanitation department purchased a new one and a half ton Chevrolet truck from Laughlin Chevrolet, the low bidder. Bids ranged from Laughlin at 572.50 to Pat Brown Inc at 648.50, with oversized tires added for 18.75, totaling 591.25, still under the next lowest bid.
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Sanitary Department
Laughlin Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
Lyles Chevrolet Company
Siderton Motor Company
Dodge
Pat Brown, Inc
Ford
Fuel Fund to Be Managed by Red Cross Headquarters
The Kiwanis Fuel Fund will be coordinated through the American Red Cross local office led by executive secretary Mrs. Homer Coletrane. Coal distributions will be handled by Red Cross caseworkers who will investigate applicants, with applications directed to the Red Cross office, not The Enterprise. The article notes worsening conditions as cold weather returns, citing a family with no food or fuel and no income. Donations are sought to H. A. Cecil, Fuel Fund Treasurer, via The Enterprise, with a current total of 135.00 including 126.00 previously acknowledged and 10.00 from the Men's Brotherhood of Central Friends, plus coal contributions of 1 ton previously acknowledged.
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Kiwanis Club
The
American Red Cross
Homer Coletrane
Fuel Fund
H. A. Cecil
Men's Brotherhood of Central Friends
Entry on locating Alice Reese in city
Brief notice notes a search for Alice Reese a colored transient believed to be in the city with reference to a library building 48391.
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Alice Reese
Brary Building
Owens Addresses High Point Ministers on Local School Issues
Henry Grady Owens principal of the high school spoke to the High Point Ministers association at Wesley Memorial church about local challenges in the school system. He argued the high school should teach students how to live rather than prepare for college, and his remarks were well received despite small attendance due to bad weather.
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Henry Grady Owens
High Point Ministers Association
Owens
Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Chamber Commerce Directors Set Luncheon Meeting
Chamber of Commerce directors will meet Wednesday at 12:16 PM at the Elwood hotel for a luncheon session. Frank J. Sizemore, secretary, announced the gathering to plan the annual meeting and discuss the organization’s finances in preparation for the upcoming annual report.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elworé
Frank J. Sizemore
Duke To Play Ten Tough Grid Rivals On 1936 Schedule
Duke announces a ten game 1936 football schedule under coach Wallace Wade. opponents include Davidson Colgate South Carolina Clemson Georgia Tech Tennessee Washington and Lee Wake Forest North Carolina and N C State with games set in Durham Greensboro Columbia Enosville Richmond Chapel Hill and on Thanksgiving Day in Durham.
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Duke
Durham
Wallace Wade
Bue Devils
Davidson
Greensboro
Colgate
South Carolina
Columbia
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Enosville
Tenn
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Wake Forest
Plymouth Cars Dominate Washington Taxicab Service
Sitors to Washington praise the taxicab service and low rates as Plymouth taxis lead the fleet. Registrations today show nearly one third of cabs are Plymouths with numbers rising rapidly. Plymouths touted for gas oil economy low upkeep cost and durability under tough use.
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Washington
Harry Wechsler
City Cab Association
Plymouth
Seigel
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Welborn Povance M. Welborn
Snow Lumber CO
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Denton Railroad
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High Point, N. C
Traffic Club
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Jackson Day
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Red Cross
I. Schwarze
N. EB
Russell Sheraton Shoe Repair
North Main Street
Beeson Haw
Henry G. Owens
Lewis Body and Motor Co
Willowbrook
Chamber Commerce
Star Welding & Repair Co
C. H. Ellis & Co. Public Accountants
Princess
Max Bones Prometrist
High Point, N.C
ES Ciy Shoe Shop
Plymouths
Fred House
Washington, D. C
Chrysler
DeSoto
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corp
Costas Peoeser
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company
Ee Aise
Detroit
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