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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1932

Page

3

Burrus Named To Surgery Staff Duke Med School

Dr. John Tilden Burrus, long time surgeon and former president of the state board of health, accepts a visiting lecturer appointment in clinical surgery at Duke University Medical School. He will conduct clinics in fall and spring terms and serves as president of the High Point hospital and head of the Burrus Clinic.

John Tilden Burrus State Board of Health Wilburt C. Davison Duke University of Medicine Burrus H. A. Royster Raleigh Addison Brentzer Charlotte Hugh Trout Roanoke B. C. Willis Rocky Mount General Assembly High Point Duke Medical School High Point Hospital G. F. Duncan H. W. McCain Burrus Clinic Randolph Hospital Asheboro Davidson Hospital Lexington Mills Home Infirmary Thomasville Western North Carolina Morganton

Jamestown School Hosts Guilford County Board of Education

The Guilford County Board of Education led by Supt Thos R Foust visited Jamestown School this week. They observed attendance in over half the grades and playground activities, lunched with the PTA, and praised the school under Mrs E B Wicke before a move to Oakdale School.

Jamestown Guilford Greensboro Mre E. B. Wicke Oakdale School

Farmer Will Speak For College Today

Reverend R J Farmer speaks on behalf of the college at Belmont and Cedar Cliff churches on Mt Hermon charge with afternoon and evening services planned at Gibsonville. Dr P B Lindley of High Point College preaches at First Methodist Protestant in the morning. Organist Prof E B Stimson plays preludes and postludes as the choir performs The Earth Is The Lord's.

God First Methodist Protestant Church North Main Richardson Streets P. B. Lindley High Point College R. J. Farmer Belmont Cedar Cliff Mt. Hermon Farmer Gibsonville First Church E. B. Stimson Konitz Stebbins Hosmer

Home For Children Being Sought Here

Forrest H. Shuford, boys' commissioner of the local board of welfare, seeks a good home for two boys. The eight month old infant is strong and healthy while the three year old is described as obedient and cheerful. Contact Mr. Shuford at phone 2897.

Forrest H. Shuford Local Board of Welfare

Democrats Schedule Executive Session in Guilford County

Renfrew calls a special meeting of the High Point Democratic executive committee at the Elwood hotel dining room Thursday at 7 30 p m. The gathering will coordinate with E T Kearns and his Victory Fund team to plan the drive and discuss other party matters.

Renfrew Township Executive Committee Elwood Hotel High Point Democratic Executive Committee Democratic Victory Fund Committee Wate Renfrew E. T. Kearns Guilford County Renfrow Kearns

White Man Arrested For Theft of Bread

James Mathews, 21, of 206 Coltrane Street, was arrested yesterday on a larceny charge for allegedly stealing several loaves of bread from an A P Tea Company store on South Main Street. Bond set at $50 for hearing before Judge Teague in municipal court Monday morning.

James Mathews Coltrane Street A & P. Tea Company South Main Street Bond Teague

Duke Survey Details 134 New Piedmont Plants in 1931

A Duke Power survey shows 134 new or expanded industrial plants in the Piedmont Carolinas during 1931. Hosiery led with 37 plants, 10 communities tied for first with 10 new plants each including Charlotte Winston-Salem and High Point, while Greensboro Hickory Burlington Greenville S C Marion Salisbury Mount Airy and others contributed.

Charlotte N. C Duke Power Company Piedmont Carolinas Winston-Salem High Point Greensboro Hickory Burlington Spartanburg Vaidese Hendersonville Anderson Travellers Rest Honea Path Taylorsville Rutherfordton Chester Tryon Rutherford College Ellenboro Conover Lyman Brevard Bishopville Drexel Gibsonville Old Fort

Father and Son Jailed After Violent Street Fight

Gilbert Robbins and his son T. Robbins, both of 1215 Sherrod Street, were jailed on assault with deadly weapon charges after a dispute over the sister led to stabbing. The father stabbed the son twice with a knife, the injured youth later loaded a shotgun and faced his father outside as police arrived. Both await municipal court on Monday.

Gilbert Robbins T. Robbins Sherrod Street

City Schools Start Spring Term In High Point

High Point city schools begin the spring term Monday with exams completed Friday. Book fees are due Monday for high school $2 and for junior high and sixth seventh grades $1.50. Second semester at High Point College starts Tuesday with registration Monday. Night school operates at Emma Blair school Highland Mill West End Baptist church and the YWCA with seven teachers led by Miss Eva Edgerton and volunteers.

High Point City T. Wingate. Andrews High Point College Emma Blair Highland Mill West End Baptist Church Eva Edgerton Louise Edwards Ida Herman Sarah J. Key W. T. Saunders Bessie Tesh Ruth Welborn Miss Edgerton Elkin L. R

Civic Award To Be Made Today In High Point

High Point will honor the year’s top unselfish citizen with a civic award today at 3 PM. Rep Capus Waynick will deliver the address before announcing the winner and presenting the silver loving cup donated by Publix Kinsey theaters. The ceremony will draw civic club leaders, nominees, and city officials.

Paramount Theater High Point Publix-Kincey Theaters Capus M. Waynick R. Ragan W. C. Mol F. N. Tate S. C. Clark J. E. Millis R. T. Amos J. S. Pickett C. S. Grayson T. Wingate Andrews J. Elwood Cox C. F. Tomlinson W. B. McEwen P. E. Lindley W. B

Guilford Choir Set for Concert at Central Friends Church

Guilford College A Capella Choir directed by Prof. Max Noah will perform at Central Friends Church auditorium on Sunday evening February 7 at 7 36. The concert invites Central Friends members and city music lovers to attend.

Central Friends Church Guilford College

Judgment Sought on $250 Note in Municipal Court Case

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company sues W. F. McCanless of Salisbury for $250 and interest due since September 10 on a promissory note. Separately, Mrs. Mary Gibson Davis files for absolute divorce from Lee Gibson. service by publication.

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company W. F. McCanless Salisbury Mary Gibson Davis Lee Gibson

City Builds Fourth in 1931 State Ranking

High Point ranked fourth in North Carolina for building in 1931 with construction valued at 800790. Charlotte led with 1267488 and Greensboro followed with 1111136. Winston-Salem was third at 253087. Overall state total reached 66103433, down slightly from 1930. Other cities listed include Durham 714700 Raleigh 57572 Salisbury 344010 Asheville 243463 Lexington 805285 Wilson 66525 Kinston 43000.

High Point North Carolina Greensboro Charlotte Winston-Salem Durham Raleigh Salisbury Asheville Lexington Wilson Kinston

Damages Sought in Alienation of Affection Suit

Mrs. Ruby Handcox seeks 35000 in damages from Leola Pitts Brooks in a Chatham County suit alleging alienation of her husband’s affection. The complaint, filed by attorney Thomas J. Gold Jr., cites August 24 1929 marriage and claims Brooks distracted the husband through close visits and public displays. Handcox seeks 25000 in actual damages and 10000 punitive damages with execution against Brooks property and possible jail reentry if needed.

Ruby E. Handecox Leola Pitts Brooks Chatham County Thomas J. Gold, Jr Brooks

RIPE APPLES FOUND IN KENNEDY YARD

H. H. Kennedy of 526 Centennial avenue reports two apple crops this season. He brought The Enterprise several ripe apples found on a tree in his yard, noting the unusual pranks of Mother Nature this year.

H. H. Kennedy Centennial Avenue Kennedy

Fair Division of Business Among Show Exhibitors

The Southern Furniture Exposition reports a promising start with 150 exhibitors and 500 buyers from over a dozen states. Tomlinson notes demand for higher grade merchandise and steady, if modest, orders, with attendance likely to surpass 1,000. North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia supply most visitors as market trade improves but remains cautious.

Southern Furniture Southern Furniture Exposition Tomlinson and Williams-Norris North Carolina South Carolina Virginia H. Tomlinson Tomlinson

Dr Crowell Escapes Injury After Car Hits Train

Dr. George H. Crowell of Archdale escaped injury when his car was struck by a shifting engine at the Hamilton street grade crossing around 5 PM. The car suffered minor damage, an ambulance was summoned but he was not hospitalized, drawing a large crowd at the scene.

George H. Crowell Archdale Hamilton Street Crowell

Local Construction Firm Wins Salisbury Contract

Thermont Construction Company of this city has been awarded the contract for the erection of a new factory addition. The contract was awarded by FT F Wrenn of High Point, owner of the building. Elmer Hedrick oversees Dermont Construction here. work is set to begin soon.

Local Construction Company Salisbury Thermont Construction Company Crecon of Raylass Oe FT. F. Wrenn High Point Elmer Hedrick Dermont Construction Company

Harpers Calm As Trial Time Nears In Slaying Case

In Greensboro on January 23, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Harper prepare for their Wednesday murder trial in superior court over the slaying of Charles C. Holton. Both remain silent, with defense counsel Thomas J. Go Sr. and others shaping the case as spectators gather, while speculation grows about possible insanity pleas and surprise defense testimony.

Greensboro Terry H. Harper Charles C. Holton High Point Harper Carolinas Georgia Thomas J. Go Sr Gold, McAnally and Gold R. B. Holton

Girl Charges Late Boy Friend With Larceny of Ring

Gibbons Gilly Colfax 21 arrested on larceny of a high school ring from Miss Mary Wright 1414 East Green street. She says he took the ring after a date and has not returned it. Bond set at 850 for appearance in municipal court on Monday.

Cgilly Gibbons Colfax Mary Wright East Green Street Gibbons

Party Breaks Up At Sandy Ridge Jail Scene

Four youths from this city visited Sandy Ridge prison to see friends behind bars. they were not allowed to leave and were later jailed on automobile stealing and related charges. The car, a stolen Chrysler sedan, contained whisky and supplies for a staged tour. All four faced bonds of 1500 dollars. two men attempted to flee HQ but were recaptured. Gardner, Roach, Montgomery, and Saferight are named in connection with hit-and-run and whisky charges.

Sandy Ridge Fred Roach Hobart Gardner Edith Montgomery Margaret Saferight R. H. Millikan High Point Gardner Roach Montgomery

Unknown Prowler Shot Near Gordon Street Home

An unknown prowler approached a Gordon Street residence and was shot by a shotgun blast. He fled crying as if wounded, leaving no trace. Police notified hospitals to be alert for a wounded man matching his description. no report found at headquarters by early morning.

Gordon Street

Annual Sunday School Convention Here Today

Sunday school teachers and officers from throughout the township gather at the First Reformed church at 2 30 PM for the High Point Township Sunday School convention. The event features organization work and officer elections under the High Point Township and North Carolina associations with talks by Rev G Ray Jordan Rev Shuford Peeler and others.

First Reformed Church High Point Township Mlaistid North Carolina A. E. Tate First Baptist Sunday School R. I. Farmer First Methodist Protestant Church G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Shuford Peeler Salisbury North Carolina Sunday School Association

Five Guilford County youths on Wake Forest honor roll

Wake Forest college lists ten Guilford county men on the honor roll. Five hail from High Point: Albert Dunning Milton Russell Heath Tadlock Walter Hutchins and Carl Lewis. The Greensboro group includes Meade Connelly Howard Mitchell Clyde Glosson Henry Groom and Thad Cheney.

Guilford County Wake Forest College Grady Patterson High Point Greens Albert Dunning Charles Dunning Milton Russell R. D. Russell Heith Tadlock M. H. Tadlock Walter Hutchins W. L

The Worst Sin of Our City Topic Announced

Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church outlines the sermon for tonight as The Worst Sin of Our City continuing a series The Worst About Sin The Young People meet at 645 pm with Miss Mary Alice Futrelle leading a discussion titled Who Controls the Movies All city youth urged to attend worship.

G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Wesley Memorial Mary Alice Futrelle

New Baby Pacifier Method Demonstrated In Street

A High Point father demonstrated a simple technique to soothe a crying infant by riding in a car. He held the baby in one arm while steering with the other, starting the engine and rocking the vehicle to lull the child to sleep.

Baby

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Duke Med School Davison County Education Board Lindley Duke Surgical John T. Burrus GITY Charlotte and Winston Duke Cision Gorn Guilford Choir Ruby E. Haabing Iens Lisle Fitts Brooks Chatham Court Dr. Crowell Harpers State Association Clara lI. Cox Springfield Prof T Stouch Association Mr. Jordan
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