Guilford Rep. Selection Highlights House Committee Appointments
The speaker named Representative Peter S. Bryant of Durham to chair the House Finance Committee with D. Lee of Craven as appropriations chair. Horton of Martin leads the Education group and W. E. B. Fenner of Ash leads the Agriculture ministry. Full membership includes Horton, Atkinson, Parker, Berry, Best, Blount, Bumm, Caffey, Clark, Cooper of Cherokee, Davis of Dare, Dellini of Gaston, Eagles, Elkins, Ner, Fingh, Fulghum, Gass, Robbs, Horner, etc. Appropriations panel lists Jones, Abernathy, Rams, Andrews, Banks of Jones, Ines, Berry, Blankenship, Bryant, Carruthers, Craig, Cooper of Hanover, Davis of Hyde, Jenner, Giles, Hash, Hatch, Ward, Hutchins, Joyner, Gett, Murphy, Paylor, Pickprice, Seeley, Sentelle, Spru Tatem, Thomas of Anson, Tomas of Hartnett, Thornton, Ite, Wilson of Forsyth, Grant, Jenkins. Other chairmen include Banks and Banking, Bales of Edgecombe, commercial fisheries, Sentelle of Brunswick, congressional districts, Abby of Nash, conservation and development, Williams of Quolotank. Constitutional amendments: Pakin of Franklin, corporal Royster of Granville, coun Cities and towns, Stone of Kingham, courts and judicial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaker
House
Peter S. Bryant
Durham
D.lee
Craven
Hugh G. Horn
Martin
W. E B. Fenner
Ash
Horton
Allen Atkinson
Arker
Berry
Best
Blount
Burm
Caffey
Clark
Cooper
Jones
Abernathy
Ams
Andrews
Banks
Ines
Blankenship
Bryt
Carruthers
Craig
Hanover
Davis
Hyde
Jdner
Giles
Hash
Hatch
Ward
Mrs. Hutchins
Joyner
Gett
Murphy
Paylor
Pick- Price
Seeley
Sentelle
Spru- Tatem
Thomas
Anson
Guilford
Allen
Wake
Mitchell
Spruits
Bertie
Rowan
W. P. Horton
W. Webb
Lenoir
James A. Bell
Mecklenburg
Senate Appropriations Group
Senate
Webb
Johnston
Buncombe
Stacy
Bell
Taylor
Rodman
Ratcliff
Hill
Gravely
Blackwelder
Larkin
Pittman
Hughes
Eagles
Ingram
Flanagan
Long
Sanders
Hutchins
Bladen
Greer
Sparger
McKee
Gold
Lepark
Bennett
Johnson
Sampson
Ewing
Gregory
Noell
Bacon
Coburn
McDaniel
McBryde
Rowe
Brock
W. G. Clark
Edgecombe
Agriculture
J. W. Noel
Person
Pitt
Caswell Training School
Holt
Britt of Robeson
Halstead
Camden
Beaufort
Nash
Abernathy of
Caldwell
Forsyth
Eagles of
Wilson
Randolph
Cabarrus
Swain
Separk
Gaston
Alcock
Rutherford
Watauga
Patterson
Scotland
Clark of
Bacon of
Polk
Rockingham
Catawba
White
Warren
Gay
Northampton
Alamance
Hughes of
Pasquotank
Hill of
Bain
Wayne
Pitteman
Lee
Pender
Massey
Union
Ballentine
Halifax
Stokes
Jackson
Davidson
Hoke
University
Iredell
Cumberland
Two Officials Die in Highway Crash En Route to Raleigh
William T. Butler and L. A. Highsmith, both known to local law enforcement, were killed when their car crashed into a cement abutment near Smithfield while en route to the inaugural of Gov. Clyde R. Hoey. Butler had prior service on the railway police and a 1932 shooting left him incapacitated for a year. Highsmith was a customs inspector and brother of a Greensboro psychology department head. Surviving Butler are his second wife, a stepson, his father in Durham, and a Norfolk, Virginia brother. Roy Freeman, charged in Butler’s shooting, was sentenced and later killed fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Butler
L. A. Highsmith
Smithfield
Butler
Wilmington
Greensboro
High Point
Roy Freeman
Freeman
Highsmith
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Mr. Highsmith
J. Albert Highsmith
Woman's College
Virginia Smith
Sarah Brown
Durham
Norfolk
North Carolina law and policy names listed by districts
A roster of legislators by district names references topics from drainage and health to insane asylums and pensions. It includes Barker Durham Davis Hyde Jones Swain Paylor Pitt Fulghum Johnston Craig Buncombe Giles McDowell and others amid references to agencies and committees.
Matthews Estate Sells Lake View Service Station Interest
The late Walter Matthews estate sold its interest in the Lake View Service station dining and refreshment business to Neal Sincolis, formerly of Astor Lunch and Diner Lunch in High Point, who with associate Mr. Murphy will continue Matthews' service in Guilford County City Lake location. Separate notes include remarks on various North Carolina Senate committee appointments led by Senator W Webb and Senator J Bell, listing numerous chairmanships and members across finance, appropriations, agriculture, education, and other panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Matthews
Lake View
Walser and Wright
Neal Sincolis
Astor
High Point
Sinodis
Murphy
Matthews
City Lake
Nazi Move Threatening Peace Again
The text reports renewed Nazi pressure on the Franco Spain line with German and Italian proposals to eject foreign fighters and agitators from Spain. It centers on Marcel Rosenberg the Soviet ambassador, notes looming British and French naval movements near Spain, and cites Belgium demanding indemnity over a diplomat’s body. Germany issues an ultimatum then seizes two Spanish socialist ships for the insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Reich
Marcel Rosenberg
Valencia
Belgium
Jacques de Borchgrave
Madrid
Germany
City officials attend electrical apparatus demonstration
City Manager M. Knox and Public Utilities Director J. L. Perkins left early for Charlotte to attend an electrical apparatus demonstration staged by a large manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
BE. M. Knox
J. L. Perkins
Varied Reactions To Hoey Inaugural Address
Readers react to Governor Hoey's inaugural remarks on hours and wages child labor and school reform. Local educators praise nine month term twelve grades and free textbooks while urging details on how to achieve these aims. Opinions on teacher salaries curricular focus and vocational expansion vary. Liquor policy elicited mixed responses from strong disapproval to support for prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
High Point
Hoey
Eee Eee Eee Ene Event Report
Eee eee eee ene ee ee ree tee eee. Local readers see brief notes on an event described in minimal readable form. The brief mentions no clear persons or organizations due to fragmentary source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Adams
Suse Oro Dss CS
CheereRea Ewe
Alaska
al Chem & Dye
Alleghany Allis Chal Mfg
Alco
Grewereeetes
Atlas Pow
Viat Corp
Baldwin
B&o All
Champ P & F
Ches & O
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colum G & E CM
Comwith & Souff
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright A
Weber
Nhl
Nick Can
Johns Man
Mack Truck
McCrory
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Otis Elev
Teeeeseres
Pac Gar
Packard
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Stiaad
Reynolds
Ree Discos
Sperry
Thee
AP executive Norris Huse dies after long illness
Norris A. Huse aged 54, executive assistant to the AP general manager, died after a long illness in New York. The longtime newsroom and press service figure had served the Associated Press for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. PR. Man
New York
Norris A. Huse
Asociated Press
Laundry club plans Greensboro meeting at O Henry hotel
Several members of the Tri City Laundry club are expected to attend a meeting in Greensboro at 7 o clock tonight. The open forum session will be the featured event. The club includes laundry men from High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laundry Club
Tri- City
Greensboro
O. Henry
High Point
Winston-Salem
Sale of Rat Poison at City Hall Saturday
Rat poison will be sold at the city hall on Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 o clock.
Laying Linoleum at City Hall and Theft Sighting
Workmen lay heavy linoleum in Chief Friddle’s office at city hall as cement floor is covered. Greensboro police seek thieves who stole a large amount of clothing from a parked car, including 13 Kenmore coats 12 suits two three piece suits two handbags and three fur collar coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
Greensboro
Woman Sues for Divorce in High Point Court
Letha Kreiger Meador through W G Montgomery sues for absolute divorce from Byron Meador Jr in High Point municipal court. Both under 21, married November 4 1935. Divorces sought on statutory grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Kreiger Meador
W. G. Montgomery
High Point Municipal Court
Byron Meador, Jr
Byron Meador
Woman Clarifies Identity in Local Court Case
Mrs. Irene Kivett of 1409 Pershing street asks The Enterprise to state she is not the Irene Kivett who appeared in municipal court this week on a charge of immoral vag rancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kivett
Pershing Street
Hamilton drills remain in serious condition after operation
Dr. T. Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, underwent an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital recently and was still in a serious condition today, with little change noted by hospital attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Joan Blondell
Glanda Farrell
Victor Moore
Fred Kirby
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Wat
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James Cagney
Pat O'Drien
Johnny Mack Brown
Robinson Ye No
W. T. Butler
Barker
Fulghum
Game
McDowell
Howard
Orange
Hobbs
New Hanover
Patton
Macon
Gardner
Cleveland
Kimzey
Transylvania
Blount of
Siler
Chatham
Uzzell of
Dare
White of
Chowan
Norwood of
Stanly
Dellinger
Rouse
Yancey
Totem
Tyrrell
Pickens
Barnes
Alae
Ber
Salem Street
Palace
Thomasville
May Robson
WBY
Sam Fowler
Ace Drummond
Pse One
Stewart Warn
Swift
Tex Corp
Tex Gulf Bus
Progressive Stores Incorporated
E. Washington
J. D. Lee
Mer
Douglas Howard
Mgr
Baby Limas
Kellogg’s
King Dog
Campbells
Washburn
Scott Tissue
Gerber's Baby Foods
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Candler
Bis
Gene Autry
Sage Brush Troubadour
Mystery Squadron
Sample Shoe Store
North Main Street
DE Soto
Chevrolet Coach
Buick
N. Wrenn St
Rose Marie Shoe Department
Rose Marie Shop
South Main
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