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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

Page

5

Offensive Against Slot Machines Is Planned

Leigh Jan 27 General A A F Seawell asserts an offensive against slot machines. He plans to present to the federal judge that Judge Meekins exceeded federal scope in banning fence with the Silent Man. Local officials in Edenton and Clinton have started moving against the machines, while some counties still hesitate.

Sir Walter Hotel Leigh Isaac M. Meek A. A Meekins Murely Jaleo North Caro Edenton Clinton

Ex Lax: Improved Taste and Gentleness Promised

Ex Lax, a longtime favorite laxative, now claims improved taste and gentler action for both children and adults. The ad touts it as more effective while noting a 25 cent price and urging readers to try the product for relief from constipation and associated discomfort.

Ex-Lax

White Elephant Padlocked by Court in Greensboro

Guilford deputies with a restraining order signed by Judge E C Bivens padlocked the White Elephant on the Greensboro High Point highway. The order, obtained by State Solicitor H L Koontz, says the establishment is a public nuisance. Joe Libby is listed as operator and BE. S Ward and wife as owners. Defendants must appear before Superior Court February 7 to show cause.

Greensboro Guilford E. C. Bivens Greensboro High Point Highway H. L. Koontz Joe Libby Ward

Grand Jury Reports Findings To Court

Guilford County grand jury says few of 28 magistrates file regular reports as required. The panel returned 31 true bills and one not a true bill and postponed another case due to an absent material witness.

Greensboro Guilford County

Good Samaritan Deputy Relocates Prisoner for Blood Transfusion

In Kenosha Wisconsin Deputy Sheriff James Marshall transported prisoner Har old Dickman 20 to Racine hospital where Dickman’s two and a half year old son was ill with pneumonia. A transfusion was needed but the father collapsed before a blood sample could be drawn. the deputy supplied the blood and returned the prisoner to jail.

Kenosha Wis James Marshall Harold Dickman Racine Dickman

Postal Savings Deposits Gain Across Nation

Washington reports 2,791,371 depositors nationwide in postal savings during fiscal year 1937, with 86,219 new accounts and total deposits rising to $15,191,706 in North Carolina and 2,791,371 nationally. The per depositor average fell slightly to $454.14, while the system earned a net profit of $5,170,965.52.

Washington Bureau High Point Enterprise Washington High Point Federal Postal Savings Congress Tony Federal Banking Agency North Carolina Post Office Department Postal Savings

Local clubs hold meetings and visits in Denton area

Denton notes record the Deep River Philatheas gathering at Mrs. R M Williams home in High Point. Dor is Marie Wilson leads the Young People's Sunday class with Mary Frances Williams presiding. Auxiliary members and families enjoy oyster stew at Mrs Lydie Thrift's home as N P Alexander and J Macy Borum visit friends.

Deep River Philatheas R. M. Williams High Point Young People Doris Marie Wilson Mary Frances Williams Woman's Auxiliary Lydie Thrift N. P. Alexander Jamestown Macy Borum J. L. Hines Gene Ensley Nora F. Lloyd Bill Dillon E. F. Williams Eunice Williard Florida Bronn Walker Monticello High School Ruth Horney Herman White Liness R. Borum T. J. Jones Leslie Andrews J. L. Skeen

A Nation of Coripples by Bruce Catton

Bruce Catton critiques modern pride in medical progress while noting a rise in automobile related cripples. Dr. Edward Compere reports 1936 figures: 500000 bone fractures and about one third permanently crippled. He urges safer driving and faster scientific advances to avert a nation of cripples.

American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Los Angeles Edward L. Compere

Congress 1938 session criticized for slow progress

The 1938 Congress is faulted for slow, laborious proceedings and a sharp drop in new bills. Only about 200 bills have been introduced since January, far fewer than the 5000 in the early 1937 session, prompting calls to focus on quality over quantity.

Congress

Mirage myths mislead and save desert travelers

Desert travelers often chase mirages hoping for water beyond the horizon. Some mirages misdirect travelers to danger while others provide hope and, in rare cases, aid survival. Eskimos ice cream blends berries with deer fat as a traditional frozen treat.

N C Symphony Orchestra Delights Local Audience

The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra performed a one hour and fifteen minute concert in William Penn auditorium to about 50 attendees. Conductor Richard Horner Bates impressed with expressive gestures during Handel’s Water Music suite. Details list pieces by Bach Lindow Dett and others, with Bates described as a lively young conductor under 23. The event was sponsored by local teachers at William Penn Leonard Street and Fairview Schools.

N. C North Carolina Symphony Orchestra William Penn Auditorium Handel Bach Lindow R. Nathaniel Dett Bennett College For Women Jubia Bett Howeve Richard Horner Bales Bates Eastman School of Symphony Kenneth Beechbead Falla Skilton Tchaikovsky William Penn Leonard Street Fairview Golden Gate Jubilee Singers First Baptist Charlotte First Baptist Church Pastor's Aid Cirle Aid Circle Blanche Guy

Young People Club to Meet at Mackay Home

The Young People's club of Women's Memorial A. M. E. church will convene at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Mackay on Evans street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. William Penn Girls And Boys Basketeers Defeat Atkins.

Mt. Vernon Willing Workers Club Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Ora Lee Heath North Street Ministers’ Wives Club E. L. Kirby Hoover Street Young People’s Club Mes. Alonzo Mackay Young People’s Club of Women's Memorial A. M. E. Church Alonzo Mackay Evans Street Wm. Penn Atkins William Penn High School

Help Kidneys Pass 3 Lbs a Day

Dr suggests kidneys pass about 3 pints daily with 15 miles of tubes and “liters” to purify blood. Warns of burning and scanty flow indicating kidney or bladder issues, swelling and fatigue. Promotes Doan’s Pills as relief used by millions for over 40 years to remove waste.

Dean

Atkins Girls Beat Tigers Ahead By Bailey's Scoring

The Atkins team relied on Bailey to score from diverse angles and to dish accurate passes while Georgia Hairston entered after a later foul out. The Atkins boys offered less challenge to the Tigers as Coach Starks mixed a second team then brought in the first unit to reach 25-9. Steward Board No 2 of St Stephen A M E Zion met at the Ross home with L W Strong presiding and a postmeeting repast served to David Miller William Allen Thomas Flowers Pearlie Wright and James Boss.

William Penn Tigers Atkins Mozelle Moffitt Hazel McCollum Ola Mae White Mildred Oliphant Sarah Colson Alberta Miller Georgia Hairston Bailey Tigers Starks Oliver Foust Vergeous Gould Haywood Mills Odell Bostic Columbus Tribble Winston-Salem St. Stephen Steward Board St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion James Ross East Washington L. W. Strong David Miller William Allen Thomas Flowers Pearlie Wright James Boss

Twenty-One Honor Roll Students at Fairview Street School

Twenty one pupils at Fairview Street School earned honor roll status for the fourth month. Seventh grade names include Lucille Hames 91 and Mary McCray 88. sixth grade Lumpkin Ilhelmina Holland 85 and others. fifth grade Mamie Leake 94 Edward Leake 93. third grade Ramona Hines 95 and Willie Marie Baldwin 90. second grade list features Vandy Amaker Thomas Leake Bernice Haizup and William Jenkins Jr.

Fairview Street School Lucille Hames Mary McCray Willie Jones Ethel Martin Ida Sturgess Leonard Simon Allen Barber A Lumpkin Ilhelmina Holland Blanche Bradley Mamie Leake Edward Leake Wuzzie Lee Archie Gwendolyn Chambers Dorothy Ross Ramona Hines Willie Marie Baldwin Vandy Amaker Thomas F. Leake Bernice Haizup William Jenkins, Jr

Church Meeting Set At Women's Memorial AME Church

A church meeting is planned for this evening at Women's Memorial A. M. E. Church. The notice notes a Monday gathering at the church with attendees invited to participate in the service and discussions.

Statewide Rural Electricity Survey Disapproved

The North Carolina rural electrification board rejected a plan for a statewide survey to count rural electricity users and identify appliance usage. Proponents argued the study was needed, but concerns about ties to power companies and funding limits led to withholding approval. The plan proposed using 4-H members and school programs with company sponsored prizes to collect data.

Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh J. M. Grainger REA Jane 8S. McKimmon

All Members Urged to Attend 8 O Clock Meeting

All members are urged to be present at 8 o clock for the upcoming meeting. The notice emphasizes punctual attendance and participation in the session.

Guilford County Realty Transfers In North High Point Morehead Areas

Guilford county records list transfers including Guilford county to E A Henderson a tract adjoining N R Hill. J Maynard Kennedy to Evelyn Shoaf on Stone street. Lou H Hamilton to Paul Hamilton on Gilbert street. Thomas J Hill and William Smith and wives on Lovett avenue. J T Carruthers Jr trustee to Herbert W Park on Laurel drive. T D Sharpe trustee to Margaret Brock on Greene street. J D Johnson and wife to W C Johnson on White Oak Street.

Guilford County E. A. Henderson N. R. Hill J. Maynard Kennedy Evelyn Shoaf Stone Street Lou H. Hamilton Paul Hamilton Gilbert Street Thomas J. Hill William ©. Smith Lovett Avenue J. T. Carruthers, Jr Herbert W. Park Laurel Drive T. D. Sharpe Margaret Brock Greene Street J. D. Johnson W. C. Johnson White Oak Street

Average harpy eagle nest weighs fourteen pounds

A wildlife note states harpy eagle nests average about 14 pounds in weight.

Marmola Tablets Claim Easy Fat Loss Method

An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, fast weight loss solution. It promises 5 to 8 pounds weekly by taking four tablets daily and eating fewer fatty foods and starches, claiming the tablets contain a doctor prescribed fat-reducing element.

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Mr. Seawell Samaritan Goodrich Lm Ce. M Dudley North Main Street Pire Thomasville Denton News Anders Peter Anders Amico Richie Jeft Pershing Schaaf Wisconsin Thomas Bd. Smith Women's Memorial Women’s Memorial A. M. E Grainger Guilford County Realty High Point Township Morehead Township Efird George Sheeting Woolens Efird's High Point, N. C
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