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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1936
Page
7
Julius A. Levine was charged with reckless driving after his car rolled away on a hill and struck W. F. Benson in Moline before hitting a tree. Police said the charge covers careless parking and that Levine was not in the vehicle at the time.
The William Penn Tigers beat Leaksville 41 to 15 in the local gym. The girls defeated Leaksville 20 to 0. Freshman center Cerson Alston starred with 16 points while Willard Brown added 14. The Leacksville team showed effort but was outmatched.
Well known Greensboro resident Arthur Foust of Dudley Street died Thursday night after a short illness. He leaves his wife Lena and children Loretta Foust, Arthur Foust Jr. Funeral plans to be announced. Revival at Washington Street Church of God led by Elder C D Hamilton of Newark New Jersey invites public attendance. Leonard St Parent Teacher Group met January 14 1938 in the school auditorium with singing prayer business and selections by Paul Robeson Dramatic Club followed by a speaker.
Greensboro NC district manager N L Gregg spoke on thrift as systematic saving at the association event. Dr J C Morgan introduced him and the program concluded with two songs by the school music club and an attendance banner awarded to Mrs M H Blackburns 6th grade class.
Irene Sparks of High Point North Carolina credits POW-O-LIN with restoring energy improving appetite and giving a healthier complexion after using the laxative tonic. She praises the product as more than a laxative and recommends it. Sold and guaranteed by Mann's Drug Stores.
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