Tar Heel Moose Legion Sets Winston-Salem Next Convention Site
The Tar Heel Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose wrapped a two day convention with a banquet and activities. Winston-Salem was chosen as the next convention site to be held April 10 and 11. E Z Jones delivered a comedic program during the banquet with toastmaster E D Hedrick presiding.
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Legion
Tar Heel Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose
Winston-Salem
Sheraon
E. Z. Jones
Jones
Charles A. Kirby
The
Moose
E. D. Hedrick
High Point
Great North Moose
Robert Bain
W. L. York
Sally Young
Carrie Hines
Danville
Hedrick
D. Clutter
High Point Lodge
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
Advertisement for Fasteeth dental product promising secure fit without gummy taste. Claims it prevents slipping, leaves breath sweet, and comes in three sizes. Sold by druggists.
Rededication plans set for Lindley Field at Greensboro
Special to The Enterprise Greensboro waits for rededication of Lindley field, pioneer airport, likely in late May with air mail and passenger service resuming at the remodeled Greensboro High Point airport. Miss Mary Nicholson of Greensboro named secretary. aims for participation by Army Navy Marine Corps WPA Commerce officials and lawmakers Governor Hoey Senators Bailey Reynolds and Umstead. Field work nears completion with admin building renovation lighting system and asphalt runway work remaining.
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Greensboro
Lindley Field
Greensboro-High Point
Mary Nicholson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
WPA
Department of Commerce
Clyde R. Hoey
Josiah W. Bailey
R. R. Reynolds
Umstead
Stallings Returns from Midwest and Southeast trip
Dr. J. H. Stallings state co ordinator of the Soil Conservation Service based in High Point returned during the weekend from a two day business trip to Burlington Durham and Raleigh. He inspected the camp area in Burlington and conferred with the national emergency council officials in Durham. On Saturday he attended a wild game conference in Raleigh with representatives from federal and state governments and private organizations.
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J. H. Stallings
Soil Conservation Service
High Point
Burlington
Durham
Raleigh
Stallings
National Emergency Council
Engineers Meet Raleigh NC North Carolina Society
The North Carolina Society of Engineers will hold a two day meeting in Raleigh this Friday and Saturday with discussions and presentations by engineers from the state.
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Engineers
Raleigh
North Carolina Society of Engineers
Convention Opens With Dance as Delegates Gather
The afternoon followed a fellowship luncheon and executive meeting. The ladies held an initiation and a tea. The convention opened Saturday with a dance in the hotel ballroom. Senator Robert R. Reynolds attended but left early for a Washington meeting.
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Robert R. Reynolds
Washington
Don’t Sleep on Left Side Adierika Claims Relief
An advertisement touts Adierika as a single dose bowel and stomach cleanser that relieves gas pressing on the heart and calms digestion. It cites testimonials from A. L. Shoub in New York and Mrs. Jas. Filler praising dramatic gains in sleep, appetite, and well being after use.
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A. L. Shoub
New York
Sidelights On Southern Mart
Frank Barfield describes the Southern Furniture and Rug market in High Point, noting manager Paul W. Casey’s staff, strict registration to deter gate crashers, and service amenities across ten floors. Dealers, exhibitors, and visiting salespeople reunite, with women increasingly influencing purchases and notable innovations drawing interest.
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Southern
Paul W. Casey
Earl Beeson Burned in Factory Accident
Earl Beeson an employee of High Point Furniture company suffered severe burns to both legs when he slipped and fell into a vat of hot water at the plant this morning around 7:30. He was transported by Yow's ambulance to Guilford General hospital for treatment.
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Earl Beeson
High Point Furniture Company
Mr. Beeson
Guilford General Hospital
Negro Man Arrested Twice In Week-end
Lonnie Woodruff a 36 year old black man from 205 Phoenix street was jailed twice over the weekend. He was originally arrested Saturday night for driving while drunk and released Sunday morning. He was arrested again around noon Monday on drunkenness and officers said he was so drunk he had passed out.
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Lonnie Woodruff
Phoenix Street
Fatal accident ends young boy's life in Greensboro
Ten year old Charles Edward Burnie was fatally wounded when a gun in the hands of his brother William, aged fourteen, was accidentally discharged.
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Greensboro
Charles Edward Burnie
William
Who Takes Cardus in Victorian Health Adverts
Advert claims Cardus helps run down women by improving appetite and digestion for better nourishment. It cites relief from menstrual pains when taken before and during periods, presenting Cardus as a purely vegetarian sedative and antispasmodic with no adverse effects.
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Cardu
Cardus
A C Hofmann Dies At His Residence
A C Hofmann a well known citizen died at his home 410 Jones Street last night at 6 40 following several months illness. Born in Michawaka Indiana June 19 1868 he lived here 40 years married Ida Hirsch of Berlin PA November 11 1887. Surviving are widow three sons four daughters five sisters four grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 10 conducted by Rev F L Conrad and Rev J A L Miller with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
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A. C. Hofmann
Jones Street
Mr. Hofmann
Michawaka
Indiana
Ida Hirsch
Berlin
Penn
Hofmann
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Guilford Council
C. E. Hofmann
Chicago
Ill
A. M. Hofmann
Waugekan
O. A. Hofmann
Greensboro
Hervey J. Holt
Atlanta
Buford Mabry
Farmington
Chas. BE. Miller
Thos
J. Kendall
High Point
Mollie Domke
South Bend
Jeanette Snyder
Harry Cumfer
O. D. McFarland
Oak Park
Henry Eggleston
F. L. Conrad
J. A. L. Miller
Concord
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Death of Mrs Nettie Stansfield 73
News of the death of Mrs Nettie Stansfield, 73, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs Alice Stansfield of Burlington, was received here today. She was a sister of L B Baynes of this city. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3 oclock at Baynes Chapel Caswell county.
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Nettie Stansfield
Alice Stansfield
Burlington
L. 8
Baynes
Centennial Avenue
Baynes’ Chapel
Caswell County
Mrs Edith I Littleton Rites Held in Lenoir City
Mrs Edith I Littleton 38 a resident of Lenoir City Tenn died at a local hospital shortly after 3 Sunday morning. She was visiting her father and sister in this city and had been here one week. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm from First Baptist church with interment in Lenoir City.
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Edith I. Littleton
Lenoir City
Tenn
M. J. Littleton
Clyde P. Littleton
Strother
D. A. Picklesimer
This City
Lela Mattock
J. A. Holder
Kingston
J. B. Rose
Erie
Jesse Staton
Cleveland
Henry Picklesimer
Harbinson Picklesimer
Franklin
N. C
Longstreet
First Baptist Church
Death of W. W. Tise, Abbott's Creek area farmer
W W Tise 64 a well known and prosperous farmer of the Abbott's Creek community died at his home seven miles southwest of the city Sunday evening about 9. He had been in declining health since May.
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W. W. Tise
Abbott's Creek
Death rites for Benjamin Hilton held at Spring Hill church
Last rites were conducted Sunday at 11 oclock for Benjamin Hilton who died Thursday night. Rev W M Neese led services at Spring Hill M B H church with a quartet performing four of the deceaseds favorite selections. Pallbearers were nephews Clyde John Everett Alfred Swaim Grayson and Clarence Sink. Interment followed in the church cemetery at Spring Hill.
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Benjamin Silton Thomasville
Benjamin (God) Hilton
Spring Hill M. BH
W. M. Neese
Clyde
John
Everett
Alfred Swaim
Grayson
Clarence Sink
Church
Spring Hill
Funeral services held for W. P. Barker at Lumberton
W. P. Barker 83, prominent business man and farmer, died yesterday in Lumberton. Funeral services were conducted today. Survivors include his widow two daughters Mrs S E Ballentine of Rocky Mount and Miss Bertha Barker of Lumberton and three sons Senator J Abner Barker of Roseboro A Nash Barker of Dallas Texas and C W Barker of Lumberton.
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Lumberton
W. P. Barker
S. E. Ballentine
Rocky Mount
Bertha Barker
J. Abner Barker
Roseboro
A. Nash Barker
Dallas
Texas
C. W. Barker
Coltrane Funeral Held for Longtime Concord Leader
Daniel Branson Coltrane 94 a Concord civic leader for 50 years died after a two week illness at his home. His funeral was held in Concord today with local officials attending and pallbearers named.
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Concord
Daniel Branson Coltrane
Coltrane
Mrs. Alice Watson Found Dead Near Roxboro Field
Roxboro report says 70 year old Mrs. Alice Watson who vanished December 20 was located dead in a field near her home. Coroner Dr. A F Nichols ruled exposure as the apparent cause of death.
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Roxboro
Alice Watson
A. F. Nichols
Dear Miss Mansfield The Tightwad Suitor Seeks Balance
A man explains he earns just enough to get by and wants to save for a home. He argues his girlfriend presses for lavish spending and a new car while he resists debt. He asks Miss Mansfield how to balance frugality with a comfortable, modest lifestyle.
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Miss Mansfield
Rambling Reporter Burglary Stolen Bicycle Report
A. C. Frank of 202 College Street reported a weekend break in at his workshop with a bicycle stolen. Police were notified and are investigating the incident.
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A. C. Frank
College Street
W Chandler to Build Residence on Arbordale
J Chandler received a building permit from Fire Chief B E I to erect a new residence on Arbordale between Rotary Drive and F Avenue at an estimated value of 400. Additional permits were issued for Hed Barker on Barker Street reroof 70 dollars and several other repairs and remodels across Booker English Blair and English streets with costs listed.
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J. W. Chandler
Arbordale
Rotary Drive
F Avenue
Coftion
W. A
D. R. Hed
English Street
P. P
D. L. Mo
R. B. Gantt
Blair Street
Drive Carefully and Life Charged in City Traffic Stop
Police during the past 24 hours charged two people for driving drunk five for overparking and one for driving with an improper vehicle. Authorities urge safer driving amid a busy period.
Bankers Persuade Youth on Savings Over Romance
A local columnist urges caution about priorities as a young man weighs romance against building financial security with a bank account. The piece argues saving steadily provides a stable future and prudence over impulsive spending.
Advice on Marriage Budget and Goals
The passage warns that a wife with extravagant tastes can strain a marriage when the couple’s aims and outlook diverge. It suggests scaling expectations to fit the family purse to avoid friction and an unhappy home.
Longtime Davidson County Man Dies After Illness
The article notes the death of a man born October 30, 1872, in Davidson County, who lived most of his life there except 13 years in High Point. He was married 39 years ago to Mrs. Sarah Boggd Tise and leaves two daughters, a step-son, five grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Funeral services were held at Spring Hill M P church with multiple ministers and pallbearers listed.
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Davidson County
Peter
Mary Swicegood Tise
High Point
Spring Hill
Aina Mae Tise
Lula Tise
W. F. Tise
Route 1
Spring Hill M. P
Mr. Neese
J. M. Hilliard
A. G. Dixon
M. P. Children’s Home
R. E. Hayworth
H. 8. Smith
J. B. Kelly
J. C. Hayworth
Jim Craven
John Glascoe
J. R. Moss
R. L. Javis
C. B. Embler
Obituary Notes Mention Hilton, Payne and Wilson
P. E. Hilton and Joseph Hilton are noted with W. P. Payne and Mr. Plummer among those listed. Interment will be made in the church cemetery at a future date.
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P. E. Hilton
Joseph Hilton
W. P. Payne
Mr. Plummer
8. York
Floyd Wilson
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Denton Railroad
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High Point, N. C
Frank Barfield
Sedgefield
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Service League
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph
C. I
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Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Security League
Weirton Steel
Hofman
Mrs
Nettie Starfield
Marjorie
Mansfield
P. Barker
B. Coltrane
Ring Drug CO
W. Chandler
Marjorie Mansfield
Parm &Gene's
Stan
Palace Taxi
Certified Public Accountants
Seidman & Seidman
City Shoe Shop West Commerce
Hudson
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
Willowbrook
Plymouth
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