Three Negroes Bound Over For Superior Court Trial
Three High Point Negroes J T Crawford James Stokes and Jesse Hill will face trial in Guilford County superior court early in March on charges of breaking and entering and larceny Probable cause was found in municipal court this morning when two defendants entered pleas of guilty on DOTN charges Crawford who lives at 404 Taylor street and Hill 311 Lofiin street admitted breaking into a drug store on Enealish Street and taking a quantity of candy and cigarettes They also admitted stealing merchandise valued at about 70 from Eckeres drug store after breaking a back window Stokes 608 Fairview street implicated in the second theft denied any connection and pled not guilty Probable cause was found in the case of Ross Perkins charged with breaking and entering larceny and receiving He will be tried for stealing a radiator from James Mc Nair s garage
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High Point
J. T. Crawford
James Stokes
Jesse Hill
Guilford County Superior Court
Quilty
Crawford
Taylor Street
Hill
Lofiin Street
Enealish Street
Eckeré
Stokes
Fairview Street
Ross Perkins
City
Ross
James McNair
A. D. Freeman
Broad Street
Howard Hill
George French
Kivett Drive
Evangelism Leader to Speak at State Baptist Meeting
Dr. Roland Q. Leavell, superintendent of evangelism for the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, will visit for the statewide Baptist meeting Thursday and Friday to promote evangelistic efforts through the state's Sunday schools. The report lists multiple local court actions including DUI fines, liquor violations, immoral vagrancy sentences, and an appeal in the Duke Kennedy prohibition case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Q. Leavell
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Leavell
Rites Held For George W. Hayworth A Prominent Abbott Farmer
Funeral services for George W. Hayworth 72 well known Abbott's Creek farmer who died Friday were held Sunday at Mount Pleasant M P church. The service was led by Rev W H Neese and two visitors with Mechanicsville Council Jr O U A M conducting the grave rites. A large crowd attended the service and burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hayworth
Abbott's Creek
High Point
Route 2
Mount Pleasant M. P
W. H. Neese
Co. L. Grant
J. L. Levens
Greensboro
Mechanicsville Council No. 347
Funeral for W. B. Sheehan in Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for W. B. Sheehan 52 who died of a heart attack Friday night were held Sunday at 2 30 p m from his home 1204 South Main Rev O L Ruth officiated A First Pilgrim church quartet sang flower bearers were Marvin Mc Guire Dave E Bouldin Murphy Davenport Daniel Broomfield Arthur Reid and Early Beck Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sheehan
South Main Street
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Church
Marvin McGuire
Dave E. Bouldin
Murphy Davenport
Daniel Broomfield
Arthur Reid
Early Beck
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Corinne Dixon Rochelle Die Bids Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Mrs Corinne Dixon Rochelle widow of C W Rochelle were held at 2 30 PM yesterday from Sechrest Funeral Home with Dr Embree H Blackard pastor of Wesley Memorial M E church presiding Pallbearers included Henry A Foscue Chas R Barrer H H Sechrest John P Gilbert J Harvey Eason Stanley Davis Horace S Haworth and Cecil H Marriner Interment was in the family plot at Oakwood Cemetery She was mother to T V Rochelle of High Point and Sedgefield and Mrs Alfred Davis of Lakewood Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rochelle
Corrinne Dixon
Rochelle
Lakewood
Sechrest
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Henry A. Foscue
Chas. R. Barrer
H. H. Sechrest
Mrs I T Robbins Funeral Held At Home
Mrs I T Robbins 77 of near Wilmington died suddenly. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at her home. She was mother of T Robbins of 902 Sixth Street and had visited High Point on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Robbins
Wilmington
Infant Jimmie Smith Dies in Winston-Salem Area
Jimmie Charles Smith two months old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Smith Winston-Salem route five died at home from pneumonia funeral set for 4 pm graveside at Fairview Church Cemetery.
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Jimmie Charles Smith
Thomasville
Marvin Smith
Winston- Salem
Route Five
Fairview Church
Funeral held for Arthur Beck killed by car near Thomasville
Funeral services were conducted today for Arthur Beck who died after being struck by an automobile near Thomasville Saturday night. A coroner's jury ruled the accident unavoidable.
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Arthur Beck Kites
Thomasville
Arthur Beck
Mrs. Spruill Leaves Guilford County Sanatorium Chiefs
Daisy Spruill resigns after 14 years as business manager at Guilford County Sanatorium and moves to 408 Mendenhall Street in Greensboro. Ralph P. Ford will replace her, arriving from Greensboro where he was Goodyear credit manager. A farewell party is held tonight at the sanatorium with Miss Anderson in charge.
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Daisy Spruill
Guilford County
Greensboro
Mendenhall Street
Spruill
Ralph P. Ford
Ford
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Reconstruction project at Camp Uwharrie announced
WPA and the Boy Scout council will jointly fund a reconstruction at Camp Uwharrie starting February 25 or March 10. George L. Burke, Guilford county WPA supervisor, said the project includes dam face concrete, walks, bridges and stone masonry and costs 8642 dollars with about 2000 provided by the scouts.
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Boy Scouts
Camp Uwharrie
George L. Burke
Guilford County
WPA
Boy Scout Council
Burke
Aman da Elizabeth Martin Dies in Davie County
Mrs. S M Lewis of this city learned last night of the death of her mother Aman da Elizabeth Martin 74 at the home of another daughter Mrs J J Griffith in Davie county. Mrs Martin widow of James C Martin. Funeral services were to be held today at 2 30 from the society past church near Cool Spring. Surviving daughters include Mrs J A Gaither Statesville Mrs Davie Hughuenin Walla Walla Wash and Mrs Mary Crisco Rockingham.
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S. M. Lewis
Amanda Elizabeth Martin
J. J. Griffith
Davie County
Martin
James C. Martin
Society
Church
Cool Spring
J. A. Gaither
Statesville
Davie Hughuenin
Walla Walla, Wash
Mary Crisco
Rockingham
Personnel Changes At Southern RA As Retirement Looms
Washington January 31 H F Cary assistant passenger traffic manager of the Southern Railway Cincinnati retires February 1 after 43 years service F L Jenkins announces the change J A Edwards becomes successor and J T Hellman moves to Chicago W S Hyman named to succeed Hellman George F Grafton appointed traveling passenger agent Atlanta
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Washington
D. C
H. F. Cary
Southern Railway System
Cincinnati
F. L. Jenkins
The
Southern
J. A. Edwards
General Western
Chicago
J. T.lman
Miami
Fla
Mr. Edwards
Hyman
Mr. Hellman
George F. Grafton
Atlanta
Fortune Teller Promises Readings At Local Office
A local advertises psychic services claiming to reveal truth about spouses and lovers. It offers life readings and “lucky dates,” with special readings at 50 cents from an office at 119 North Main Street across from the Wachovia Bank.
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North Main
Wachovia Bank
City To Begin Work Improving Sidewalks Here
The city of High Point with the WPA will start a sidewalk improvement program soon. WPA approved about 8000 dollars with the city contributing roughly 2500 dollars. The plan includes shrubbery and grass along railway embankments and awaits state WPA approval before final action in Washington. Work on the sidewalks is to begin February 10.
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High Point
Federal Works Progress Administration
George L. Burke
Guilford County
WPA
Sam H. Strickland
Washington
Burke
Greensboro
E. W. Cole
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Strickland Sa
Gas Station Break-In Reported on Lindsay Street Corner
J. R. Briggs, operator of a service station at Lindsay Street and Sunset Drive, told police that a gasoline pump was broken into last night between 8 and 10 30. Police have no suspects at this time.
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J. R. Briggs
Lindsay Street
Sunset Drive
51 Jobs Placed By State Employment Office
The North Carolina State Employment Service reports 51 people placed in work last week. Of these, 27 were sent to private industry and the rest to public work, according to Manager J A Gawthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Employment Service
J. A. Gawthrop
Wall D Segment Close to Finish Despite Weather Delays
The wall section from the west side of the passenger station to Wrenn Rains nears completion as two favorable days are promised after recent subfreezing temps and rain. A. H. Guion and company report concrete delays due to cold, with Blythe Brothers set to start laying the remaining operating track once the wall is backfilled and the line is dismantled for grading. A morning conference with city officials and engineers aimed to resolve engineering details and keep the project on track.
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Tng
A. H. Guion and Company
Wrenn Street
Blythe Brother
Blythe Brothers
Frank T. Miller
E. M. Knox
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C. F. Stuart
Charlie Hunter
Proctor Street
J. E. Green
Alvin Hiatt
Jeanette Renegar
T. C. Smith
James Vincent
English Street
T. P. Crowson
J. C. Rush
Hamilton Street
J. H. Frazier
G. M. Hunsucker
Thissell
Carl Dains
Elwood Forbis
Hub Kearns
John H. Miles
Stacy Harris
Duke Kennedy
Teague
Diana
Jed
South Main S&t
Chevrolet
Syles
North Main Street
Gerth
F. W
Parm & Gene Beauty Shop
English St
Ardelle
Main St
Lord Jeffrey
Denton Railroad
High Point, N
Hone
MR. Hayworth
Abbott’s Creek
Guilford County Sanatorium
N. C
College Station
Riddick
State College
North Carolina
Uwharrie Camp
Wirt Pinedan
Rs. Jas
Southern RA
Man
Alberta
Desotos and
Plymouths
Furniture City Motors Incorporated
W. L. Smith
Mgr
Pete Moore
Kivett
Vernon Hassel
W. M.preddy
EK. C. Peace
Abram White
Reption Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Verna Schiepp
Lerika
C. J. Johnson
Mangum Avenue
Ellen
A.balto
MD. Nol
West Commerce Stai
City Shoe
Rity
New England
Chelsey
Enterprise
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