Roosevelt Honored At Greensboro Jackson Day Dinner
More than 100 Democrats from Guilford County attended the Jackson Day dinner in Greensboro with 450 diners in the King Cotton hotel ballroom. Governor Ehringhaus praised Roosevelt for defending the New Deal and urged critics to be specific, asserting the president’s plans aim for the public good and the weak’s protection.
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King Cotton Hotel
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Roosevelt
Ralph W. McDonald
Ehringhaus
Citizens Sign Safety Pledge In High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise reports additional citizens have signed the safe driving pledge. Names include G. B. McDowell and Mrs. G. E. McDowell along with H. P. Lipscomb, S. O. Spencer, Claude C. Phillips, J. B. Presnell, and Mrs. J. B. Presnell, urging compliance and sending back coupon returns.
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Enterprise
High Point
Safety Council of the
High Point Enterprise
G. BE. McDowell
G. EB. McDowell
E. Farlow
H. P. Lipscomb
S. O. Spencer Claud C. Phillips
Presnell
Critics Clash Over State Budget And Policies In Guilford
The governor's address challenged critics to specify their negative attack on balanced budgets debt management and education reforms. Spurling praised Roosevelt and urged active party participation. Guilford County Young Democrats sponsored a post-dinner event noting 60 active clubs and plans for county coverage.
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Aycock
U.S
FB. B. Jeffress
Capus Waynick
Spurling
16Th Judicial District
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Earger
Guilford County Young Democrats Club
Chamber of Commerce Plans Drive to Clear Deficit
The Chamber of Commerce directors voted yesterday to launch an immediate fundraising drive to wipe out the organization’s current deficit. A new board will be elected at a joint meeting of local civic clubs at the Sheraton hotel on Thursday January 30 at 6 30 P M.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Jackson Day Dinner Representation Highlighted in Randolph County
Randolph county lacked a Jackson day dinner yet showed strong participation with Governor Ehringhaus and Solicitor Spurling delivering timely humor. John W. Caffey chaired the dinner committee while D. E. Hudgins led the Jackson day efforts. D. Newton Farnell presided, with Charles A. Hines giving the invocation and a reception committee introducing Ehringhaus and Spurling.
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John W. Caffey
D. E. Hudgins
D. Newton Farnell
Guilford County Club of Young Democrats
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
Ehringhaus
Solicitor Spurling
Julius C. Smith
Norman A. Boren
Julian Price
Gilbert Powell
A. Wayland Cooke
Ben Cone
C. L. Shuping
L. P. McLendon
A. L. Brooks
E. Earle Rives
High Point Concert Association Sees Surging Memberships
The High Point Cooperative Concert association reported rising interest and memberships far exceeding expectations after a Sheraton meeting. Memberships grant access to at least three world class concerts by card only. no individual concert tickets will be sold.
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High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Sheraton Hotel
Saturda
Identity Of Brick Hauler Is Sought
High Point and Greensboro police search for the man who loaded bricks from the High Point Furniture plant into a truck and drove toward Greensboro. The bricks were from a fire-damaged unit. no permission was given to remove them. Plate number provided to police.
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High Point
Greensboro
High Point Furniture Company
Census To Be Taken Of Dead Wildlife In North Carolina
Raleigh January 9 The state plans another wildlife census during the hunting season. More than 125000 licensed hunters will report totals of game birds and animals by species to tabulate estate values. In 1928 a similar survey showed quail numbered near one million, rabbits led, and squirrels followed. flesh value of the take was about two million dollars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Judge Hayes Deliberates Judgment in Patent Infringement Case
Judge Johnson J. Hayes took under advisement the judgment in the equity suit brought by Graton and Knight of Worcester against Ralph W. McKee and Harold Perpall, Philadelphia Belting Co. of Philadelphia and High Point. The hearing began Monday. a decision was expected by next Monday. The court commended the attorneys for their conduct. The case centers on alleged use of a mechanical picker infringing patent rights.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
United States District Court
Second Car Burned On Highway Mystery Deepens
Police report a second vehicle burned on a country road near the city within weeks. Earlier a car owned by Kenneth Ellington, a policeman, was set ablaze. The latest incident involved Herbert Weston whose sedan was found burned off Hayworth Springs road.
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Kenneth Ellington
Herbert Weston
Hayworth Springs
Shoes For School Children Needed
Mrs. J. H. McCall social welfare chairman of the Parent-Teacher council urges donations of shoes for elementary school children. Many requests have come in from families unable to buy footwear. To donate call Mrs. McCall at 41327.
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J. H. McCall
Parent-Teacher Council
Radio Station WMFR Opens in High Point
WMFR began broadcasting yesterday from a studio at 156 12 South Main Street High Point. Wayne Nelson of Greensboro is business manager and president A Z Jones of Greensboro and Atlanta is secretary and commercial manager H M Draper of Greensboro is treasurer.
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High Point
WMFR
South Main Street
Wayne Nelson
Greensboro
A. Z. Jones
Atlanta
H. M. Draper
Dickerson Attends Columbus Company Convention
W. W. Dickerson of High Point attends a two day convention at the Neil House in Columbus Ohio for the State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company. The firm reports a 23 percent rise in business in 1935 and Dickerson notes record premium income more insured vehicles and policyholders. He left High Point today for Columbus.
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W. W. Dickerson
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company
Neil House
Columbus
Ohio
Dickerson
High Point
Representation At Jackson Day Dinner Pleases Crissman
Walter E. Crissman chairman of the High Point Township Democratic Executive committee praised the Jackson Day dinner in Greensboro. More than 100 High Point Democrats attended as Governor Ehringhaus and Spurling spoke. Crissman planned spring meetings to strengthen party harmony.
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Greensboro
Walter E. Crissman
Gate City
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
High Point
High Point Township
Democratic Executive Committee
Crissman
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
L. 8. Spurling
16Th Judicial District
Crisaman
City Manager Outlines Track Lowering Project at Rotary
City Manager FE M Knox spoke at a Rotary meeting at the Sheraton detailing maps for a proposed track lowering project and progress on financing. He cautioned that much engineering work remains before bids are issued and said the work would not be completed much before March 1.
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The
Sheraton
FE. M. Knox
Knox
Local Scout Troop Names New Officers
Scout troop No 4 of the First Baptist church held its first meeting of the year Tuesday night and elected new officers for the year. B. W. Hackney Jr Scout Executive presided. Officers elected include James Owens patrol leader Beaver patrol and Leslie Conrad patrol leader Bear patrol and scribe. New patrols for the year were also selected.
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First Baptist Church
B. W. Hackney, Jr
James Owens
Beaver Patrol
Leslie Conrad
Bear Patrol
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief
Medical notice describes kidneys containing inner tubes to purify blood and urges flushing when blocked. It warns of backache, leg pains, swelling, dizziness, and waste buildup, and promotes Doan's Pills as a tested remedy trusted by millions for over 40 years.
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Doan
Tae Ha
Mrs. Lorena Jarvis Dies After Illness in Greensboro
Mrs. Lorena Cable Jarvis of Burlington died at St. Leo's hospital Greensboro after five days of illness. Born November 8 1907 in High Point she lived here most of her life before moving to Burlington three years ago. Survived by husband Elbert Jarvis D M Cable of High Point and several siblings. Funeral at Calvary M E church Friday at 2 30 led by Rev S M Needham with Oakwood cemetery interment.
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Lorena Cable Jarvis
Elbert Jarvis
Burlington
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Jarvis
High Point
D. M
Maggie Cable
Calvary M. E. Church
D. M. Cable
Weldon
D. M. Cable, Jr
Madie Sexton
Agnes Cable
Lucille Pierce
Helen Owen
Margaret Cable
Retired Asheboro Merchant J C Hammer Dies
J C Hammer 68 a well known retired merchant of Asheboro died in Randolph hospital after injuries from slipping Monday which broke his hip. Survived by wife Lassie Slader Hammer two sons J C Hammer Jr and Maxton Hammer and sister Mrs R V Sawyers of Sophia. Funeral Friday 11 AM at Hoover street home with burial in Asheboro cemetery.
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J. C. Hammer
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Lassie Slader
J. ©. Hammer, Jr
Maxton Hammer
R. V. Sawyers
Sophia
Hoover Street
Asheboro Cemetery
Husband Crawls Through Window as Burglar Alarmed
A husband returning home finds the Adams street house locked so he crawls through a window. Police arrive to surprise him as he tries to settle in for the night while his dog sits calmly and the wife reports the burglary.
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Adams Street
Burelar
Civic Clubs Plan Joint Meeting With Chamber on January 30
The High Point civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce will hold a joint meeting at the Sheraton hotel Thursday night January 30 at 6 30 o clock Rotary will run the program The speaker will be W E Dunn of Washington DC assistant director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the Department of Commerce Dunn is expected to bring an important message for the city Also at the meeting new Chamber of Commerce directors will be elected.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Rotary Club
W. E. Dunn
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
New Comfort For Those Who Wear False Teeth
Advertising copy promises relief for wearers of false teeth with Fasteeth a treated sprinkled on powder deodorizing. Marketed as three sizes and available at druggists.
Beechwood Cree and Creomulsion Aimed at Cough Relief
An advertorial style promotion touts Beechwood Cree and Creomulsion as remedies for chest coughs and bronchial irritations. The copy promises the medicines loosen phlegm and soothe irritated tissues with emulsified Creosote and guaranteed satisfaction.
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