Assembly Bill Aims Change In Use Of School Bond Proceeds
Raleigh January 26 Special Representative Rupert Pickens of High Point introduced a local bill to allow Guilford County and the county board of education to alter the use of proceeds from a 495000 bond issue for Guilford Greensboro and High Point school projects. The measure outlines allocations for Oak Hill Cloverdale Brentwood Emma Blair Elm Street Johnson Street Fairview Leonard Street and High Point plant projects totaling 170000 with costs for land furnishings and architects.
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Assembly
Raleigh
Rupert T. Pickens
High Point
Board of Commissioners
Guilford County
County Board of Education
Pickens
Reading
Commissioners and Board of Education
Guilford
Greensboro
Spring Street
Oak Hill
Cloverdale
Brentwood
Emma Blair
Elm Street
Johnson Street
Fairview
Leonard Street
William Penn
Burrus Memorial Staff Meeting Scheduled for Friday
Burrus Memorial hospital will host a staff meeting Friday night January 29 at 8 o clock in the hospital. Dr Walter T Tice will speak on Some Phases of the Menopause. A motion picture program will also be shown including Abdomino Perineal Resection Two Sage Sub total Thyroidotomy and Cholecystectomy and Choledochostomy.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
Walter T. Tice
Ring Drug Co Free Sample for High Blood Pressure Offered
Ring Drug Co invites every high blood pressure sufferer in High Point to receive a free sample of ALUIMIN Essence of Garlic Parsley Tablets for hypertension. The tablets, produced by a Chicago firm, reportedly reduce blood pressure and relieve headaches and dizziness. A tasteless odorless process makes them easier to take with a two weeks’ treatment priced at 50 cents.
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High Point
Ring Drug Co
Chicago
Rites Held For D C Farlow WW Vet
Funeral services for David C. Farlow, World War II veteran, were held at Yows Funeral Home on Monday at 2 30 pm. Dr E H Blackard officiated with American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars members participating. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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David C. Farlow
Yow
E. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Church
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Legion
Earl J. Sharpe
John H. King
David S. Croker
C. A. Sharpe
Carl W. Foster
Bruce H. Carraway
Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John R. Peacock
Clarice Bowman
Chase Idol, Jr
J. Gurney Briggs
Isle of Somewhere
W. B. Hall
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral for Charles E. Cross Held after Fatal Accident
Funeral services for Charles E. Cross of Hansell Street, fatally injured in an automobile crash, were held with a home service by the local Woodmen of the World camp and a church service at Central Friends Church. Clergy included Rev. Tom A. Sykes, Rev. Norman Osborne, and Rev. O. L. Ruth. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers include city firefighters. Interment at Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Charles E. Cross
Hansell Street
Woodmen of the World
Central Friends Church
Carey Davis
Noah Davis
Tom A. Sykes
Norman Osborne
Oak Hill Friends Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Brotherhood
Central Friends
Elizabeth Fry
Boyd Hinshaw
Bill Farlow
Lee Morgan
Jess McDowell
Gary Leviner
Reuben Davis
Roy Kearns
W. C. Hammond
Dr. Walkup McCain
G. H. Kearns
Charles Kearns
Amos Kearns
Frank Byrum
A. B. Elam
al Moffitt
Leslie Gurley
City Fire Department
Oakwood Memorial Park
Funeral for Manley Freeman Held at Ether Christian Church
A large crowd attended the funeral for Manley Freeman who died Saturday night at a local hospital. Services were conducted Monday at 11 at Ether Christian Church near Asheboro by Rev. J. W. Grace and Rev. J. R. Jordan. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Manley Freeman
Ether Christian Church
Asheboro
J. W. Grace
Ward Street
M. E. Church
J. R. Jordan
The
Baptist Church
Star
Funeral for James P. Dennis on Highland Avenue
Funeral services for James P. Dennis age 65 who died at his Highland Avenue home Monday morning will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at Pilgrim Holiness Church near Rancherman conducted by Rev H H Robbins and Rev C T Noble.
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James P. Dennis
Highland Avenue
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rancheman
H. H. Robbins
C. T. Noble
Forsyth Schools Stay Closed Amid Weather Woes
Forsyth County Superintendent T. H. Cash said no decision was made on reopening rural schools because weather remains uncertain and roads are muddy.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
T. H. Cash
Durham Weed Mart to Close February 6
Durham tobac co market will close February 6 as announced by L. G. Cheek sales supervisor.
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Weed Mart
Durham
L. G. Cheek
Hosiery Makers Ask Tariff Help Against Imports
The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers urged the tariff commission to shield U S mills from rising imports of low cost seamless cotton hose from Japan. Representative Karl Constantine argued a duty based on American selling price is needed to offset Japan's wage advantage and production costs. He noted Japanese 40 hour week wages far below U S rates and cited a surge in Japanese shipments from 271000 to an estimated 2125000 dozen pairs. The testimony highlighted impact on Southern mills and calls for protection to preserve American living standards.
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Karl Constantine
Association
Commission
Japan
United States
America
Constantine
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
N. C
Manuel Skidmore
New York
National Council of American Importers and Traders
Skidmore
Taylor Durham
Charlotte
Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association
Taylor
J. L. Turbidy
Rome
Flood Relief Dance at Sheraton Ballroom Thursday Night
A flood relief fund dance will run from 9 to 12 at the Sheraton hotel ballroom with all proceeds to charity. The hotel donates the venue and the Royal Campbells orchestra provides the music. No admission fee. all entrants must make a donation and wear donation buttons.
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Sheraton Ballroom
Sheraton
Royal Campbells Orchestra Orchestra
Firemen respond to Eagle Sandwich Shop flue fire
Firemen were called just before 7 this morning to the Eagle Sandwich shop on North Main street to extinguish a flue fire. There was no damage. Edith Hobson Mobley, by Minnie Hobson, filed for divorce in High Point municipal court and seeks permanent custody of their daughter. She says she married George Mobley on December 1, 1932, their daughter was born February 22, 1934, and they separated May 30, 1936. She seeks divorce on statutory grounds.
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Eagle Sandwich Shop
North Main Street
Edith Hobson Mobley
Minnie Hobson
High Point Municipal Court
George Mobley
Meeting Postponed By High Point Master Barbers
The Master Barbers of High Point announced the meeting scheduled for last night at City Hall is postponed until next Monday night.
Red Cross Quota Raised to 800 for Thomasville Flood Victims
Thomasville residents and businesses boosted the local Red Cross quota from 200 to 800 to aid flood refugees. R B Carpenter, chairman, urged continued cooperation and noted checks to Duke Power Company will be forwarded to the American Red Cross. Local clubs canvassed members for clothing to send to flooded zones.
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Thomasville
American Red Cross
R. B. Carpenter
Red Cross
Carpenter
Duke Power Company
Randolph County Raises Red Cross Fund Rapidly
Randolph county quickly surpassed the initial Red Cross aid quota with 257.27 raised in Randolph churches and private donations after a 160 target. The quota later rose to 320 as funds continued to arrive. Local floods threaten Uwharrie and Deep River due to recent rain.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Red Cross
Henry Ingram
Uwharrie
Deep River
Trinity School To Reopen On Monday
Trinity high school, closed last Thursday because of county highway conditions, will reopen Monday morning. Archdale school remained open as buses are not used to transport students to that institution.
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Trinity High School
A. R. Bullock
Archdale
Superior Court Judge Paralyzed
Rocky Mount January 26 Attendants at a hospital said Judge Walter L Small who suffered a stroke yesterday was in serious but not critical condition.
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Rocky Mount
Walter L. Small
Heating Plant Bid Notice For Local Armory
The city council will receive sealed bids by 10 AM Wednesday February 3 to furnish and install a heating system at the National Guard Armory. Sam H. Strickland director of public works announced. Bids require 2 percent cash or certified check and a 100 percent performance bond. Strickland provides proposal forms, plans and specs. Council may reject any or all proposals.
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National Guard
Sam H. Strickland
Public Works
Strickland
Washington Street Cafe Break-In Reported
Police reports indicate the Washington Street cafe at 861 East Washington Street was broken into last night. An unknown amount of cash was taken from the register in a player piano, with the box estimated around 15 dollars. No other items reported missing as investigators continue.
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Washington Street
East Washington Street
Leave Tomorrow For West Coast
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Millis and Miss Mary Lewis Millis leave tomorrow morning for Los Angeles California where they will spend two months. The trip is by rail via New Orleans and El Paso with plans to return by boat through the Panama Canal in April. While they are away their North Main street home will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs Allen Welborn.
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H. A. Millis
Mary Lewis Millis
Los Angeles
Calif
New Orleans
el Paso
Texas
Panama Canal
North Main Street
Man Sues Railways For 50000 In Auto Train Crash
Carl Cooper 18 through next friend G W Cooper sues Southern Railway and North Carolina Railroad in High Point court seeking 50000 for injuries from a November 24 1935 train automobile collision at Main Street passenger station. He and passenger J F Vickers were hurt and Ludwick died. Cooper says watchman absent and warning signals failed.
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Carl Cooper
G. W. Cooper
High Point
Southern Railway Company
North Carolina Railroad Company
Main Street
Charles T. Ludwick
J. F. Vickers
Paris
GM employees to receive 10.7 million distribution
General Motors announces a 10.7 million payout to employees from the employees savings and investment plan class of 1931. Four more classes remain, ending with 1935, as the plan ends after adopting the Social Security act. Alfred P. Sloan says the fund will be distributed quickly to aid workers amid the strike situation.
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New York
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
Traffic Violations Reported After Auto Accident
Police report four overparking charges and single counts for drunk driving improper brakes blowing traffic hit and run failing to display a cargo tag and assault with a deadly weapon arising from an automobile accident Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
Two Men Suffer Broken Limbs In Separate Accidents
Two pedestrians suffered fractures in separate auto crashes within a half morning start. L D Payne was struck in front of 924 West Broad street and treated at Burrus Memorial hospital. T A Preddy, driver of the taxicab, faced assault charges with bond set at 500 dollars. Leo Williams suffered a compound leg fracture on West Green street, driver Arnold Ward charged with assault with a deadly weapon and bond 500 dollars. Clyde Young faced hit and run charges after a West End crash with Western Union worker Paul Cochran.
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L. D. Payne
South Wrenn Street
West Broad Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
T. A. Preddy
West High Street
Leo Williams
Evans Street
Arnold Ward
West Green Street
Sechrest
Ward
Clyde Young
Thomasville
West End
Paul Cochran
Albertson Street
Restraining Order Sought Over Foreclosure Sale at City Hall
William W. Raper and Louise Raper seek a restraining order to halt a foreclosure deed auction set for January 11 in front of city hall. The plaintiffs claim the property is worth more than the claimed $1,000 debt and that delaying the sale is necessary to avoid irreparable damage.
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William W. Raper
Louise Raper
High Point
Mary Lou
Silas B. Casey
City Hall
County leader proposes bills to create board appeals
ASKS BILL DURHAM Jan 26. Manager Henry A. Announced today he had ham county representa general assembly to bills creating a board appeals and a fish co
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Durham
Henry A
Ham County Representa’ General Assembly
Board Appeals
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