Winston-Salem Man Ordered To Pay Damages For Wreck
H. E. Holbrook of Winston-Salem was ordered to pay court costs and damages not exceeding 45 dollars after arraignment before Judge Lewis Teague on charges of careless driving. The incident on the High Point to Winston-Salem highway occurred in heavy fog around 12 00, with Holbrook rear ending a truck and colliding with another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
E. Holbrook
H. E. Holbrook
Lewis Teague
Ibrook
Oliie
High Pointston-Salem
Lice
Ja Cooper
Iior
Erman Nelso
Roy Fowler
Jyde Young
Guif
Bondazel Dukes
Arlie Posey
M. Neal
Adams Bep
Aly
Alaska
Alleghany
Alco
AmRad
Champ “ Pn
Cmstp & P
Sebbences aeOe
BO Somwith & Bou
ePeere
Curtiss Wright
Doug Aire
Dupont
Elec Auto
Elec
Firestone
Gillette
Eeeereres
Goodyear
Seeseers Som
Graham Paige
Gt Nor Ry BO
Ervesees
Hupo
Nick Can
Seeeeeres
Inti
Tel
SOAS
MOM
Kennecott
Libbey
Gene Wewenen
Louis & Nash
Jeet Teers
No Am Aviat
Nor Pac
Ohio
Otis Bev
Ee Packard
Pullman
Reynolde
Shell
Bocomy
Legion Post 87 to Discuss Flood Situation Tonight
Jackson post No 87 will hold a special meeting at 7 30 tonight in the city to discuss the flood situation. Ex-servicemen whether post members or not are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Can Legion
Guilford School Bond Reallocation Clears House Reading
In Raleigh the General Assembly’s lower house passed a bill by Representative Rupert T. Pickens to permit reallocation of school bonds for a revised Guilford county expansion plan. Officials seek to adjust about 1700000 in local expenditures, with the measure likely advancing to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Raleigh
Rupert T. Pickens
High Point
Guilford County
Associated Press
Pickens
Senate
Army Acts to Protect Lives as Flood Threat Grows
An army of 2,000 engineers and 1,000 volunteers rushed sandbag bulwarks and buoyed levees along the Mississippi Ohio border amid a suspected "super flood." Evacuations spread from Cairo to Tiptonville and New Madrid as thousands fled rising waters and water stations distributed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cairo
Tiptonville
Tenn
New Madrid
George Myer
Red Cross
Eugene Reybold
U. S. Army Engineers
Reybold
Memphis
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Indiana
Evansville
Ohio River
United States
Navy yard awards for three vessels in 1936 program
Secretary Swanson announced the award of construction for the three remaining naval vessels of the 1936 program to Philadelphia Norfolk and Mare Island navy yards. One destroyer will be built in Philadelphia another in Norfolk and a submarine at Mare Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swanson
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Mare Island
Chicago Produce Prices Hold at Steady Levels
Chicago on January 21 reports butter at 5, 355 and steady. eggs at 7,536 unsettled with local grades offered as extra firsts at 22.44 and 23. The market shows current receipts at 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Guilford County Okays Revised Soil Conservation Plan
Guilford County committees on soil conservation met in Greensboro at the new agricultural headquarters to study a revised program. County Agent J I Wagoner and Geo KE Lockwell, with R Flake Shaw, returned from Washington where federal officials discussed modifications for an experimental approach likely to boost corn yields about 15 percent per acre over several years, including crop rotation in farms reducing certain crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Greensboro
West Sycamore Street
J. I. Wagoner
R. Flake Shaw
Geo. KE. Lockwell
Washington
Guilford
Relief fund grows as flood aid totals flow in
A long list shows contributions to flood relief from many individuals and groups. Donors include R. D. Dickson, Mrs. Lelia Farlowe, American Business Club, Miss Chloe Layton, Horace Haworth Jr., Senior Elizabeth Fry Class, Central Friends Church and dozens of companies and families, with amounts ranging from one dollar to over a hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
R. D. Dickson
Lelia Farlowe
American Business Club
Mre
Order
Eastern Star
Chloe Layton
Stella, Lloyd and
Vada
Entecésvegs
Ollie Moore
Horace S. Haworth, Jr
Horace
Haworth
Thomas H. Elder
Elizabeth Fry
Central Friends Church
C. A. Barbee
L. W Hurliman
Mary Mungan
Laura Black
Mary Alan Clinard
Stanley Bhavitzs
Council of
As Women
J. W. Clin
Harry Doctor
Norman H. Schwartz
Dennis and Family
A ‘S. Welborn
Red Cross Council
Elm St
F. R. Taylor
M. W. Nash
Unity Nash
Rena Thompson
Emma Poole
Adams-Millis Corp
C. Schultheiss
Bakeries
One Fellows Lodge
Peerless Floorfing Co
Mra
Medford J. Turner
Nachman Spring- Filled Corp
A. R. Moot
Scoces
J. W. Welborn
Jos
D. Cox
Eereeeneereere
G. B. Hutchens
Pidemont Insurance & Realty Co
Eeeeree
High Point Chads
C. H
Cunningham Serene
H. W. McCain
Melrose
W. EB. Davis
Sereeneeeneaee
T. W. Bennett
Emee
Es Diste Shoe Shop
Edward
Plans Completed For Flood Relief Dance Tomorrow Night
Preparations finished for a flood relief fund dance to be held tomorrow night from 9 to 12 in the Sheraton hotel ballroom. Proceeds will aid Red Cross flood relief. hotel donates space and Royal Campbell Orchestra provides music free of charge. admission is by donation. Many local individuals and businesses are listed as supporters. Total raised shown as 3 788 82 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Royal Campbells Orchestra
Red Cross
Arthur Gibson Dies Sudden at 47 in City Office
Arthur Gibson 47 died suddenly of a heart attack while at his desk in the Metropolitan Life Insurance office in the Security National Bank Building this morning at 9:30. He had been ill five days and returned to work Monday. He leaves Ada Meacham Gibson wife and six children Benson Henry Louise Helen Gertrude, plus siblings and his mother. Funeral plans pending with Koonce Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gibson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Security National Bank
Mr. Gibson
Richmond Count
N. C
John
Alice Marks
This City
Edward Gibson
Rockingham
Ellis Gibson Burlington
Jule Gaddy
Anna Gibson
Ada Bray
Alice Gibson
Koonce Funeral Home
Archdale
Registered At The Mart Names Many North Carolina Residents
A long list of names and places is recorded, spanning towns from Durham and Augusta to Winston-Salem and Roanoke, with numerous individuals including Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Blanchard, J. H. Derry, and many others. The compilation names residents across North Carolina and nearby states, reflecting a broad registry or roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Durham
M. Lots
Broadus Weathersbe
Augusta
Butler
A. J. Butler
Roseboro
David Wilson
Fred Voncannon
West End
J. H. Derry
C. Butler
Reidsville
A. W. Blanchard
W. M. Brannon
W. M. Brannon Dunn
May Braswell
J. R. Thompson
J. Thompson
Emporia
B. F. Farnsworth
Mre
Greenville
D. C
Hoke Jones
J. E. Holton, Jr
van Kaney
Thomasville
Ned Cohen
Doris Nichols
R.S. Parker
Agnes Stanford
D. A. Tharpe
Winston-Salem
A. G. Sides
Kannapolis
W. A. Moffitt
B. Y ¥. Yates
High Point
J. C. Parrish, Jr
Roanoke
D. H. Ham
Rockingham
Carl Wilson
W. F. Carter
Mr. Airy
Walter Carter
Miss Newberry
Salisbury
Joe Ivey
Myrtle Beach
L. W. Short
Shelby
Mitchell Clark
J. B. Cobl
Burlington
Miss Kirby
Gaffney
S. C
A. Dean
Hardeeville
T. J. Smith
J. D. Eades
Harold Coggins
Kings Mt
Mose Miller
Charleston
J. B. Bassett
C. H. Harms
D. S. Loving
Lillington
E. Lloyd
Carrboro
C. R. Webster
Greensboro
S. B. Easterling
E. B. Morse
S. RB. Easterling
Paul White
C. A. Thompson
Graham
CH. Ristenbart
San Francisco
Calif
J. B. Hoyle
C. L. Schrum
Gastonia
B. J. Sheppard, Jr
Savannah
J. EB. Stevick
Stevick
Raleigh
Frank Allen
Paul Jenkins
C. V. Lloyd
Eva Templeton
North Wilkesboro
Morris
P. Sokol
BR. Adkins
F. T. Dalton
Richmond
J. W. Russell
Leonard
Lexington
Wallace Clark
BE. D. Clutter
Danville
W. A. Bullock
el. L. Cowan
Rocky Mt
A. E. Cromer
Christiansburg
Edward Leyton
Mra
J. C. Dugger
D. A. Montgomery
Brodnax
B. M. Phil
Abernathy to Speak on Soil Conservation in Guilford
C O Abernathy of the Soil Conservation Service will lecture on the WA government program in Guilford County. Lantern slides will illustrate the work. The talk begins at 7 30 p m in the Old Plank Road Royal Ar canum lodge hall at North Main and West Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C, Abernathy
Soil Conservation Service
Guilford County
Old Plank Road
Royal Arcanum Council
North Main
West Washington Streets
Congregation Of Reformed Church To Meet Tonight
The First Evangelical and Reformed church holds its annual congregational meeting in the church auditorium this evening. All church organizations will present annual reports followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of Reformed Church
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Beauty Shop Service Burn Leads to Suit in High Point
Mrs Tone Idol sues Mrs George A Bryant trading as Mirror Beauty Shop Greensboro for 3000 alleging a neck burn during a permanent wave in October 1936. She says the burn confined her to bed, caused headaches, and burned her hair by the irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Idol
High Point
George A. Bryant
Mirror Beauty Shop
Greensboro
Moose Lodge Raises Fifty for Flood Relief Dance
The Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose held a benefit dance at their hall to raise funds for Red Cross flood relief. The Rhythm Boys of Thomasville supplied music and the lodge covered the orchestra costs, turning all donations over to the Red Cross with no admission fee charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose
Rhythm Boys of
Thomasvile
Lodge
Real Estate Board discusses legislation at luncheon
High Point Real Estate Board held its weekly luncheon addressing measures to be introduced at the current General Assembly session. President John W. Clinard led the discussion on North Carolina real estate legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
High Point Real Estate Board
John W. Clinard
North Carolina
Miss Margaret Moser Resigns to Lead Bethany History Dept
Miss Margaret Moser, history teacher at a junior high, will become premier of history at Bethany College Bethany West Virginia. She earned a master of arts at the University of Chicago and succeeds Dr Shaw who took a year’s leave to write a book. Mrs Hamlin Briggs Jr, of the University of Carolina, is named to replace her. Bethany salaries will double for Miss Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Moser
Bethany Colle Bethany
West Va
R. E. Son
Moser
University of Chicago
Dr. Shaw
Godoosees
Hamlin Briggs, Jr
Hamlin Briggs, Jr., State of the University of Carolina
Ranson
Briggs
Winthrop College
Alumbia
US. C
Bethany
Miss
Mrs. Margaret Berry Returns From Surgical School In New York
Mrs. Margaret Berry head of the corset department at Har has returned from New York where she attended the Surgical school. She qualified for fitting women and maternity garments and attended shows along the line of her work. The torch as a means of ing is almost as od as the fire itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Berry
Har
New
Public sale of three Tracts in Guilford County North Carolina
Under a deed of trust dated 1934 the trustee will sell at the East Door of Guilford Court House Greensboro at 2:00 pm February 26 1937 the properties described as three adjoining tracts in High Point with detailed metes and bounds and references to prior deeds. A 5 percent deposit required. lot No 18 A P Brown property and released lots excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Embliers
D. C. MacRae
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford North Carolina
Guilford Court House
Greensboro
North
Theophilus White
Harrison
Henry Sechrest
Harrison White
Hayworth
Isaac Pettiford
Jason White
Son
Bencini
Bencen
Pettiford
Troy End Bridges
Troy Street
Bridges Street
A. P. Brown
Geddie Strickland
C. EB
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Ion
Pye
U. S
Gene Raymond
Lily Pons
Jack Oakie
From
Paris
Broadhurst
Margaret Lindsay
Humphrey Bogart
Donald Wood
Carolina
Ith Troy
the Girl
Edmund Lowe
Gloria Stuart
Rialto
Claudette Colbert
Guilford School
Salem Street
Marion Talley
Last Times
Eddie Quillan
Charlotte Henry
Conden
Teige Pender
M. Bowldin
Herb Andrews
Myrtle Desk
Leonard St. School
J. M. Thomas
Southern Bearing and Parte Co., Inc
Sunshine Laundry
Helen Watson
W. R. Hull
D. R. Younts
Dallas Younts
Will R. Smith
Arthur Ozment
R. B. Williams
A A. Smith
High Points Battery Co
N. EB. Russell
W. H. Snyder
Eddie Carter
Harry Rothrock, Jr
Anna King
Nancy
Phyllis Jane Prirg
Charles Gueth
T. D
Nichols
Elsie
Willis Whatebvives
M. D. Elmore
Mildred
Rachel Elmore
J. C. Willis
C. W. Elmore Leroy Stutts
Adams-Millis
Tom Gianoulis
High Point Creamery
Peggy Mitchell
Lula Martin
Jess
L. G. Monroe
R. G. Patterson
Business & Professional
Bay Street School
Eleanor Garrett
Lawrence Matton
Jean
Dept
Slane Hosiery
J. H. Bnyder
Snow Lumber Girle Club
Ssenee
James Johnson
W. T. Hedgecock
Berrie John Abela
New York
The
W. R. Harrell
Burgaw
J. P. Holliday
Farmville
W. A. Hurst
Sumter
Herman
Langford
E. H. Summer
Newberry
D. W. Biggs
Lumberton
Paul BE. Darden
Fayette
Milledgeville
A. A. Neege
C. C. Terrell
Haw River
Chas
Hoover
Denton
Russell S. Roundtree
C. L. Smith
Harold Seburn
Magnolia
T. E. Summerrow
T. E. Suammerow, Jr
R. H. Crisp
H. W. Templeman
B. A. Kummer
Bristol
C. R. Nave
Appalachian
R. E. Stabler
R.B. Stabler, Jr
Victoria
C. O. Abernathy
Thetee
Stewart Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex Guilt
F . WY Unit Corp
Pruit Ee
Western Union Seeeversees
West Biee
Eare
Woolworth
Beauty Shop
Moose
Real Estate Board
Bethany College
Margaret Berry” Pack
Surgi School
New Y
EMA
Greyhound
Miami
Knovville
Union Bus Station
B. High St
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