Porter Heads Federal District Relief Council
Logan Porter, chairman of the High Point Board of Public Welfare, headed the district Council of Federal Relief Administration after election at the council meeting with Miss Nancy Austin, district relief director, in Greensboro. The nine county council aims to boost relief program effectiveness through mutual effort with monthly meetings starting February 1 to plan hardened activities for relief recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter
High Point Board of Public Welfare
District Council of Federal Relief Administration
Miss Nancy Austin
Greensboro
Federal Relief Administration
Piedmont North Carolina
Relief Council plans meetings and spring activity
The Relief Council held an organization meeting where preliminary plans for a gardening activity were laid. Investigations related to the effort will be reviewed at the February 1 meeting, with Evelyn Perkins of Winston Salem named chair of the federal relief cards committee and Blanche Carr Sterne of Greensboro chair of the study group. Representatives from High Point included Mr. Porter and W. C. Hammond, executive secretary of the Board of Public Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fure
Evelyn Perkins
Winston- Salem
Blanche Carr Sterne
Greensboro
Council
High Point
Porter
W. C. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Miss Leona Workman dies after illness at 15
Leona Bell Workman aged 15 died at a local hospital after a several week illness. Born February 24, 1897 in Davidson County she lived at 1201 Tipton Street. Survived by parents W H and Lomella Cecil Workman and six brothers and three sisters. Funeral set for Friday at Tom's Creek Baptist Church near Denton with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Bell Workman
Davidson County
W. H
Lomella Cecil Workman
Tipton Street
Commodore
Debris clearing uncovers 1916 beer in theater basement
Workers clearing debris at the Ideal theater in Gastonia discover two bottles labeled 1916. They drink the beer on site, finding an old case from the burned venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Ideal Theater
Local Patriot John D. York dies at 73 in Archdale
John D. York aged 73, a longtime farmer and father of four prominent local citizens, died at his Archdale home at 4 35 am after a year long illness following a stroke. He was born 1860 in Randolph County and moved from Ramseur to Archdale nine years ago. Funeral at White's Chapel Methodist Church near Ramseur Friday at 2 pm with interment in the church cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. numerous honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. York
Archdale
C. A. York
O. A. York
Walter L. York
Globe Industrial Bank
C. C. York
Mamie York
Ramseur
Randolph County
Archdale M. FE
White's Chapel Methodist Church
Rameeur
L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. T. Winslow
Pinckney Baldwin
T. Buie
C. F. Williams
G. R. Shipsett
J. R. York
M. GC. York
G. P. Kivett
W. A. Davis
H. 8. Ragan
George Kersey
Homer Hall
J. A
Mrs Long Awarded Damages After Auto Crash Near Mount Airy
A municipal court jury awarded Mrs Marie Long 1250 in damages after an hour and a half deliberation. She sought 30000 for a broken back from a collision in which James Ward owned the car loaned to Mrs Roy Wagner. The suit also notes hospitalization and a separate judgment claim by F M Wrightenberry against M S Hiatt and wife for 2000 plus interest since 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Long
Mount Airy
James Ward
Longe
Ward
Roy Wagner
Archdale Man Attacked and Robbed of $200 at Home
W. H. Hayman, about 50, was beaten and robbed of $200 by unknown intruders who entered his Archdale residence night before last. Deputy Fred Hendrix pursues the suspects as Hayman bears a broken rib and other injuries from the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hayman
Archdale
Fred Hendrix
Pain and cold relief via nondrug methods favored
An old note promotes neuralgia and rheumatic pain relief without drugs, warning some remedies may be unsafe and urging caution with tea or tonics. It cautions against adulterated or unsafe preparations and highlights reliance on nonmedicinal methods.
Automobiles Triangle Hill Climb Remembered From 1912
Workmen uncover The Enterprise issue from July 5 1912 detailing High Point Hill Climb during the Independence Day celebration. George F Wilson drove a Ford to win free for all in 22% seconds. list of competitors and times includes S L Davis in EE M F and Chas Embler. parade and civic pride described with officials Tate Harris Coler and townspeople in a vivid retrospective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
George F. Wilson
Ford
Wilson Motor Company
Enterprise
Roy L. Montgomery
Enterprise Office
Dare Devil
S. L. Davis
EE. M. F
Géo. Wilson
M. F
Chas. Embler
Fred Cox
Buick
Will Lambeth
Pullman
J. E. Millis
Corbett
R. M. Clapp
Geo. Wilson
High Point
Tate
Marshall
J. W. Harris
Marshal Harris
Ridge
Fred N. Tate
Bird
Coler
Extra Donations Pour Into Legion Relief Drive in High Point
Generous support floods the American Legion Relief committee in High Point as donors from J. C. Penney Co. to Guilford Grocery and many individuals contribute to welfare aid. Volunteers canvass city areas while the committee, not directly distributing relief, collects funds for a central station to meet rising welfare needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Relief Committee
High Point
Relief Committee
South Main Street
Legion’s
A. L. Kennedy
C.L. Bulla
Misses Blair
Sam Shavitz
J. E. Lyon
Dave Bouldin
W. BE. Thompson
J. D. Rodgers
J. W. Slate
Fletcher Welch
Kay Redman
E. C. Harville
R. I. Farmer
W. C. Garner
J. W. Thompson
Earl Craver
EB. A. King
C. C. Smith
H. A. Petty
A. M. Campbell
David Cauble
R. \. Arnett
N. H. Silver« Company
R. B. Pegram
Joseph Rennie
Tobias
Hudson
White
Harris
Henderson
Aucoin
Services Held For Mrs A W Ridge
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. A W Ridge at Jamestown M Church with Rev C O Kennerly Rev T J Rogers and Rev A L Aycock officiating. Pallbearers were Ridge grandchildren and the service featured a quartet. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ridge
Montheu Avenue
Jamestown M
C. O. Kennerly
T. J. Rogers
Greensboro
A. L. Aycock
Main Street M. FE
Dennis Crawford Bound Over on Criminal Charge
Dennis Crawford, not Dennis Roach, was bound over to the superior court on a criminal charge after arraignment in municipal court on Monday. The Enterprise today was asked to state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Crawford
Dennis Roach
Enterprise
Editorial praises orderly Fourth of July and boxing backlash
Paragraphics on the editorial page claim a sane and orderly fourth with no drunks or accidents and praise the best behaved community. It notes the Johnson-Flinn fight promoters lost $15,000 and states the American people are tired of brutal sport.
Lions Club Meeting Reports District Progress
Hugh G. Mitchell district governor of Lions clubs presented a report on district club progress at the High Point Lions meeting held today at the Elwood hotel. June Allman performed card tricks and mind reading as entertainment while George Johnson presided in the president's absence with guests F. H. Holland Alden Welch A. P. Samuels and Stephen Frantis in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. Mitchell
Statesville
Lions Clubs
High Point Club
Elwood Hotel
June Allman
George Johnson
W. R. Shaffer
F. H. Holland
Alden Welch
A. P. Samuels
Stephen Frantis
High Point
Conscience Box Still At City Hall Outside Library
City officials report the Conscience Box remains on the third floor of City Hall waiting for overdue books. Some titles have returned to the library via the box and reentered circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
High Point Public Library
Wachovia Installs Mechanical Savings Accounting System
Wachovia Bank and Trust in High Point has adopted a cash register like savings accounting system. W C Idol, vice president, says the machine posts pass books and ledger cards in one operation, prints receipts, and keeps exact totals for deposits and withdrawals. New pass books with printed records are issued as old ones are returned for conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
High Point
W. C. Idol
Mr. Idol
Rotary speaker promotes world influence and Boston hosting 1960 event
Rev. L. V. Rutledge of Dedham addresses Greensboro Rotarians, cites Rotary tie to Boston as host club this year and plans to entertain delegates from about sixty lands in Boston in June. He notes Boston's 800000 city population with over three million in a 25 mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Rutledge
Dedham
Massachusetts
Rotary Club
Rotary Club of
Boston
Rotary International
Rotary
Rotary of
New England
Capitol Building
Bert Parks
Greensboro
Valdosta, Ga
W. O. Farnham
Columbia, D. C
George Hackney
Lexington
By-Laws Committee to Meet at Princess Cafe Friday
The by-laws committee of the local post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a called meeting Friday at 8 39 oclock. Members should meet with Chairman Polly Snyder at the Princess Cafe and are urged to attend.
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Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Polly” Snyder
Princess Cafe
Citizens urged to drop items at the municipal building box
Residents are asked to return unspecified items by placing them in the municipal building collection box. The notice stresses bring them to the designated drop location for easy handling.
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
Public health ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful safe remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven science based benefits, no narcotics, pleasant to take, with a refund if relief is not achieved.
Market Association Dinner On Tonight In Elwood Hotel
The Southern Market Association will hold its semi annual dinner tonight at 6 45 in the Elwood hotel dining room with George L Hackney of Lexington in the chair. W W B Hall of this city is secretary and treasurer attendance at the show today topped 350 buyers and many more expected by Saturday noon. buyers list includes Acton Augusta Ga Apple Greensboro Barclay Portsmouth Va and many others.
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Southern Market Association
Southern Furniture Market
Elwood Hotel
George L. Hackney
Lexington
W.W. B. Hall
He Atvimwal Slantinn al Affanwu
SGV
James C. Acton
Augusta
J. T
Apple
Greensboro
T. Barclay
L. J. Hammond
Spartanburg
W. T. Stewart
Woodrow
P. G. Jones
Simpsonville
C. J. Jones
Fountain City
W. M. Goldfinch
J. B. Thomas
Conway
C. O. Lodner
Charlotte
J. D. Lewis
Danville
A. Layton
J. F. Looper
Winston-Salem
Raymond Modlin
Warrenton
B. Son
Greenwood
C. R. Morrisonia
D. H. McDonald
Frank Quinn
Columbia
Bert Maxwell
Grover Maxwell
K. J. Quinn
Greenville
A. C. O'Neal
D. O. Mincey
C. M. Farris
Joseph Abel
Wilmington
T. D
J. B. Bell
Goldsboro
W. R. Allen
Richmond
A. Freeman
R. P. Broadway
Lewis Barksdale
Waynesboro
W. B. Cauthen
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Doctors advise Calotabs as a nausealess calomel remedy to break up a cold overnight and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, then next morning the cold vanishes and the body is purified. Calotabs come in 10c and 85c packages at drug stores.
Carl Laemmle Early Career Clerk in Oshkosh Store
Carl Laemmle later founder of Universal Pictures began as a clerk in a Oshkosh Wisconsin retail shop, shaping his path before entering the film industry.
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Carl Laemmile
Oshkosh
Wis
Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Remedy Promised
Progressive pharmacists tout a cheap rheumatism prescription Rlienra for 85 cents per bottle from Mann Drug. A 48 hourMoney back guarantee promises relief from pain and swelling, claiming to remove excess acid deposits causing joint and muscle suffering.
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Mann Drug
AGV
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Federal District Relief Council
New York
Taft
Times Saquare
Alfred Lewis
Menage
George Halls
Seventh Avenue
50Th Street
Seeley
Farmers Exchange
Wrenn Street
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace
W. Weeninoten Street
County Sheriff's Office
Perfproct Protection
N. L. Garner
Occidental Life Ins. Co
Smith Om
Bn. Smith Watch
Coal Opp & Howerla. Coal CO
W. Rich
Rowland
Mgr
Main St
High Point Ice & Coal Co
Miss Workmen
Veer Dreggret's
World’s Wonderland Museum
North Main Street
Northside
Southside
West End
Franklinville Brass Band
High Point Buggy Co
Newlin-Brooks
Jackson
Parkin
Trinity
John Sheloff
Matt
Jeff
John Dyer
Jeff Bryant
Legion Relief Body
Dennis Cranford
Noach
Hgh
G. Mitchell
Lions Meeting
Wachovia
MR. Rutledge
Mass
Boston Rotary Club
Elwood
Gus Beleos
Camden
J. T. Thompson
Lancaster
J. M. Hughes
C. R. Swaim
Hamlet
G. D. Harlow
Petersburg
A. W. Higgins
Oliver Harbison
S. C
H. H. Haffstetler
Wm. L. Stanton
H. 8. Orebaugh
L. J. Blue
Geo. L. Stansbury
W. S. Gordon
Ben Alperin
Lewis Salisbury
Norfolk
Reidsville
F. M. Parham
Latta
A. D. Parr
R. Fox
J. O. Miller
Kinston
R. E. Quinn, Jr
Durham
M. M. Smith
Fayetteville
J. M. Quinoa
D. Tomlinson
D. W. Miller
Spencer
Z. P. van Dyke
G. G. Woolard
N. C
Rose Marie
South Main
Purity Coal CO
Bridges, Mercensiine Carolina Bonded Warehouse
Lewis Harris
North Main
Men’s Union
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