Probation Meted Out In Greensboro Conspiracy Case
In Greensboro on pleas of nol pros to conspiracy to defraud the federal government of taxes by selling cars to liquor traffic figures, A Pat Brown of High Point and four aides received probation. Brown and two salesmen were on probation for one year, bookkeepers Ferol Green and Frances Hallman for 60 days. The 16 others faced various sentences or probation.
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Greensboro
Nol Oes
Pat Brown
High Point
John H. Brown
Dorothy Weston
Lee Williams
McKinney
Industrial Reform School
Chillicothe
Ohio
John Brown
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
John Campbell
Chilllecothe
Claude Chambers
Leaton Foster
Chill
Johnson J. Hayes
Driver Licenses Revoked for Drunk Driving in Asheboro
The estate highway safety division announces revocations for Ty son Trogdon of Asheboro and Homer Hughes of Asheboro for driving while intoxicated.
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Estate Highway Safety Division
Tyson Trogdon
Asheboro
Homer Hughes
Kirkman Named President of Atlantic Building and Loan
O A Kirkman was elected president of the Atlantic Building and Loan Association at the annual stockholders and directors meeting. He succeeds J P Rawley who died. Other officers include L R Terry first vice president Seborn Perry second vice president E C Cridlebaugh secretary treasurer and James B Lovelace attorney. Directors elected include O A Kirkman C L Amos L R Terry R B Terry D A Rawley James B Lovelace Seborn Perry J B Dallas and E C Cridlebaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Kirkman
Atlantic Building and Loan Association
J. P. Rawley
L. R. Terry
Seborn Perry
E. C. Cridlebaugh
James B. Lovelace
C. L. Amos
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
J. 8
Dallas
Cowan Speaks to Civitan Club on Submarine Service
Major R. M. Cowan of the Salvation Army addressed the Civitan club at the Elwood hotel lunch about his World War era submarine service. He traced submarine development from early hand powered craft to modern 300 foot vessels and described submarine mechanisms while sharing incidents from his career. He urged inspection of the new Boys' club building and praised the Charlotte Civitan club for sponsoring it. The club will not meet next Tuesday. a district council meeting with Arthur Cundy will be held Friday night January 21 at the Sheraton hotel. New guest W. R. Campbell and new member Murray White were welcomed.
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R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
Civitan Club
Elwood Hotel
Major Cowan
Boys’ Club
Charlote Civitan Club
Silas B. Casey
Gastead
Sheraton
Arthur Cundy
Civitans
High Point
W. R. Campbell
Murray White
Mrs. J. A. Allen Taken by Death
Mrs Emma Warner of 220 Willowbrook street learns of her mother Mrs James A Allen’s death at Blue Jacket Oklahoma after a five year illness. Influenza given as immediate cause. Funeral plans incomplete. Survived by daughters and sons including Emma Warner three other daughters two sons and several grandchildren. Brothers Thomas Barker F H Barker Moore County and Jerome Barker also survive with a late brother M T Barker and sister Mrs John S Moore.
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Emma Warner
Willowbrook Street
James A. Allen
Blue Jacket
Okla
Allen
Thomas Barker
F. H. Barker
High Point
Jerome Barker
Moore County
M. T. Barker
John
Moore
Woodland
N. C
Local Officers Plan Reserve Officers Meeting in High Point
Captain D EB Hardee of Winston Salem will attend a meeting of about 25 High Point reserve officers tonight at the post office building. The gathering aims to organize a High Point chapter of the Reserve Officers Association. All local reserve officers with commissions have been invited to attend starting at o'clock. Hardee is noted for service in the Philippines and activity in North Carolina reserve circles.
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D. EB. Hardee
Winston-Salem
United States Army
High Point Army Reserve
Reserve Officers Association
High Point
Hardee
Army
Philippines
Eoircles
North Carolina
Man Arrested on Detention Warrant in Hart County Georgia
Police arrested Clem Reid, 20, at 708 Kennedy Street on a detention warrant sent from Hart County Georgia. He is jailed here awaiting transport to Georgia to face a housebreaking charge.
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Hart County
Clem Reid
Kennedy Street
Georgia
Symphony Has Unique Roll As First Of State Proteges
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, based in Winston-Salem, traces its origin to a 1929 Chapel Hill group led by Lamar Stringfield and grew through state tours, WPA support, and a 1936 Asheville unit. Conducted by Richard Horner Bales, the two upcoming Thursday and Friday concerts at a junior high school auditorium involve schoolchildren and feature instrument demonstrations. Tickets are available from local parent teacher groups or Bland's Music.
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North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
United States
Lamar Stringfield
Chapel Hill
Durham
Winston-Salem
Asheville
North Carolina Symphony Society
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Richard Horner Bales
Joseph DeNardo
Bales
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
H. S. Coffield
Musical Art Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
Bland’s
Annual Meeting of Y W C A Set for Tonight
About 176 members and friends are to attend the Y W C A annual meeting and banquet at Central Friends church tonight at 6 30. The program features a skit A Revue of 1937 with music by Carl G N Cronstadt Dorothy Hoskins and Alma and Rosalie Andrews. Mrs Horace Haworth presides as vacancies are filled by vote.
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Central Friends Church
Carl G. N. Cronstadt
Dorothy Hoskins
Alma
Rosalie
Richard T. Chappell is Taken by Death
Richard T. Chappell 69 longtime High Point resident died at home 403 Otteray Drive after a three year decline. He was born October 3 1868 in Charlotte County Virginia and married April 10 1895 to Alice Garland who survives with two sons Garland and Edwin both of High Point. Also surviving four sisters and two granddaughters. He joined First Baptist Church and served on its deacons board and belonged to Woodmen of the World. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at First Baptist with Dr A B Conrad officiating and Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery interment. Pallbearers will be deacons from the church.
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Richard T. Chappell
Otteray Drive
Charlotte County
Virginia
George
Mary Foster Chappell
Alice Garland
Garland
Edwin Chappell
High Point
Ellen Dodson
Burkeville
Walter Pettus
Ada Wilson
Bessie Williams
Anne
Frances Chappell
Hill Veneer Company
First Baptist Church
Woodmen of the World
A. B. Conrad
Oakwood Memorial Park
J. R. Smith Rites Set for Archdale Leader
Funeral services for J. R. Smith of Archdale will be held Wednesday at Archdale M. E. Church at 11 a.m. Interment is planned in Hopewell church cemetery. The death occurred yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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J. R. Smith
Archdale
Archdale M. BE
Hopewell Church
First Snowfall Of The Season In High Point
Snow fell for the first time this year in High Point last night after a rain turned to sleet and then snow. The flakes began about 10 PM and continued until after midnight, with the fall growing heavier. Warmer temperatures this morning melted the snow on streets and sidewalks, leaving slushy thoroughfares.
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High Point
Action Against Asheboro Firm Seeks Car Ownership
American Discount, a High Point finance concern, files in municipal court against Auman Vestal Motor Co of Asheboro to recover four automobiles valued at 2650. It seeks possession or, failing that, a judgment for the cars' value after repeated demands were refused. Claim and delivery process has been served.
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American Discount Company
High Point Finance Concern
Auman-Vestal Motor Company
Asheboro
Discount Company
Councilmen Inspect County Building Assembly Room
City officials led by City Manager E. M. Knox toured the new county building on South Main Street. County Commissioner Joe F. Hoffman escorted them as they considered renting the room as a court.
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Law and Finance
E. M. Knox
South Main Street
Joe F. Hoffman
Madame Alberta’s Consult: Advice on Life and Relationships
A psychic advertises personal guidance in business and love matters with moral space for friends. It promises targeted insights, revealing friends and enemies. Consultation claims to save time and money with sound advice, at 118 North Main Street near Wachovia Bank, 9 AM to 8 PM.
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Alberta
North Main Street
Wachovia Bank
Depositors Expected to Receive At Least Eighty Five Percent
Receiver John D. Biggs estimated that Commercial National Bank depositors will recover 85 percent of their claims excluding a large estate and a pending suit against directors. Depositors have already received 70 percent. 15 percent more will come from assets valued at about 687000, with final dividend after trust close this year.
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Biggs
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
R. R. Ragan
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
North Carolina
Legion Wyll Kean Legion Regular Meeting Scheduled
A regular meeting of the Kean Legion will be held on East Washington street at 7 30 o clock this morning officials announced. Members were urged to attend.
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Brown
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Tomers
Kirkman
L. Head
Cowan
J. A. Allen
D. B. Hardee
Point Reserves
Symphony
R.T Chappell
Madam Ardelle
Commerce
Security Bank
Allman Vestal Motor Company
Madame Alberta
Benjamin Franklin
Piedmont Building & Loan Associati
Wachovia Bank Building
A. Matton
W. C. Idol
A. M. Richardson
Ase T. Sec
y.Treas
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Buicks
Horace G.liderton
Willowbrook
Plymouth
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