Milk donor aids pellagra relief for struggling families
A well known woman donated milk to help pellagra affected children while public appeals list 10 cases supported by the Red Cross. Mrs W H Coltrane notes more aid is needed as several families rely on meager incomes and others face growing pellagra risks without assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eedy
Pela
Red Chapter
W. H. Col‘trane
O. Arthur Kirkman, Jr
Efort
Coltrane
Red Cross
Judge reels at witnesses who fail to appear in court
Judge Lewis E Teague voiced concern over witnesses who skip to obtain warrants at police headquarters. The cases involved several Negro assaults and domestic disputes used to clear up quarrels. Remaining judgments include fines and suspended sentences across multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Parker Waynick
Teague
W. L. Caldwell
Norman Holly
Vernon Motley
Mose Hines
Clyde Dry
Nealey Hill
Charlie Hamlin
A. J. Bell
Robert Bell
Berlie Horn
Charlie Hamilton
Frank Bowman
Asault
Albert Weatherapoon
Jonas Robinson
Codosa Starr
Rush Duke
Roscoe Smith
Local Men Injured In Auto Accident
Dennis Young and R F Rogers both of this city and visiting Dover workers, were slightly injured in a vehicle truck collision in Virginia yesterday. Their car was demolished but they escaped with bruises and cuts after visiting parents for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Young
R. F. Rogers
Dover
N. Be
Virginia
Youngs
Oakwood Court
Rogers
English Street
Glycerine Solution Polishes Tires For Shine and Fresh Look
A thin commercial glycerine solution applied to tires yields a shiny new appearance and refreshed look. The method is simple and can improve curb appeal without extensive cleaning or restoration.
ECW Camp Clerks Named for NC Camps
The complete staff of 12 ECW camp clerks was announced by Charles W. Perry acting senior fiscal auditor for Emergency Conservation Works in North Carolina. Appointees include W. L. Teal A. G. Long Robert Hall Samuel McNeely Wade L. Davis W. W. Idol George B. Wray B. B. Parks Fred Morrill L. J. Tuttle and C. B. Boyles. Each clerk serves as requisition officer and administrative assistant for two ECW CCC camps under W. L. Grove chief clerk of the Soil Conservation Service in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECW
Charles W. Perry
Emergency Conservation Works
North Carolina
W. L. Teal
A. G. Long
Robert Hall
Samuel McNeely
Wade L. Davis
W. W. Idol
George B. Wray
B. B. Parks
Fred Morrill
L. J. Tuttle
C. B. Boyles
W. L. Grove
The
Soil Conservation Service
Wagger's Ladies Shop Damaged by Fire on South Main
A fire starting near 3 am at Waggers Ladies Shop on South Main Street caused about 1000 in damage. Firefighters from three companies battled smoke filled rooms with flames confined to the rear. Heat cracked plaster ceiling and walls while stock damage came mainly from smoke. No major fire in a Woodrow residence later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Woodrow
Pocketbook Stolen From Ezora Suits in Weekend Burglary
Miss Ezora Suits of 901 Woodrow Avenue reported a prowler entered her room over the weekend and stole a pocketbook containing 11 dollars. Police are investigating the theft and seeking information on the suspect.
Three Arrested From Sandy Ridge Camp Over Weekend
Captain 8. B. Ridge, superintendent of the Sandy Ridge camp, reports the arrest of three escapees over the weekend. Kyle Morgan 24 James Glass 18 and Ralph Scott 25 are to be returned to the camp today after being removed from the local city jail by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Ridge
Sandy Ridge
Kyle Morgan
James Glass
Ralph Scott
Mass meeting for colored youth at First Baptist Church
A mass meeting for all colored citizens interested in youth is announced for 8 15 tonight at the Colored First Baptist Church on Washington Street. Dr J Morgan calls the gathering to discuss the movement in behalf of youth in the Sunday school room of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored First Baptist Church
Washington Street
J. ©. Morgen
Five Most Likeable Citizens Nominees Named
The list of five nominees for High Point’s Five Most Likeable Citizens includes Edgar Hartley secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association Rev H Norwood Bowne former St Mary’s rector Margaret Hauser and Dr W A Lambeth with C J Rhodes also named. Hartley is described as a familiar figure seen around town while Bowne is praised as a genial former rector who treats all with friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Edgar Hartley
H. Norwood Bowne
Margaret Hauser
W. A. Lambeth
C. J. Rhodes
Young Men's Christian Association
Rev
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Glasses stolen from motorcycle officer on South Main street
Police not alerted as Officer Frank Shields lost a $5 pair of colored glasses while guarding his motorcycle on South Main street. He stood watch for hours but found the glasses missing when he looked again, expressing anger at the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shields
Ridi
South Main Street
Frank
Negro Runs Amuck In City Laundry Shooting
Jenkins Davis a Sunshine Laundry employee fired at Hayes McCoy and Lindsey Bodenheimer wounding them. He fled, waved his pistol at Officer J O Pike, then surrendered. Davis charged with assault with a deadly weapon. both victims treated, not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Davis
Sunshine Laundry
Davis
Hobson Street
Hayes McCoy
Lindsey FE
Bodenheimer
Pike
Williams
Gregory
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Yow
McCoy
High Point Firms Pledge to Continue Fair Trade Practices
Twenty North Carolina furniture makers including Alma Desk Briggs Manufacturing Burton Upholstering and others vow to uphold wages hours and fair trade provisions of the now extinct furniture code. The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association found twenty local firms honoring the code in a July 1 survey and urged retention of key provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
NRA
United States Supreme Court
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Furni
Ture
Alma Desk Company
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Burton
Five Most Likeable Citizens Nominated in High Point
A pseudonymous editor invites High Point residents to nominate the citys five most likeable citizens. Nominations run until July 20 with final results printed July 21, aided by local figures Dr W A Lambeth pastor and C H Rhodes press owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. H. Rhodes
Rhodes Press
Rhodes
Mexico
High Point
Ace of Spades
High Point Enterprise
Jim Davis Captured After Six-Year Flight
Jim Davis was captured in Greensboro after six years on the run. He faces a preliminary hearing on a charge of shooting Police Sergeant Mack Floyd during a raid near Pomona, SamPD. Holt, whose home was raided, was killed in the incident. Floyd was later acquitted of killing Holt. No gun was found on Holt. Davis had escaped during the officers’ raid and was arrested by city detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Jim Davis
Mack Floyd
Pomona
Sam PD
Holt
Floyd
Davis
LaRoe to Speak at Roaring Gap Traffic Club Outing
Wilbur LaRoe Jr. of Washington DC will headline the Roaring Gap outing of the Winston-Salem Traffic Club with a banquet at Greystone Inn. The event includes golf, a ships vs railroad men baseball game, a bridge tournament, and dancing, with over 200 attendees anticipated from Winston-Salem and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Traffic Club
Wilbur LaRoe, Jr
Washington, D. C
Commerce Attorney
LaRoe
Greystone Inn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank L. Thorpe
Traffic Club
Shippers
Mr. LaRoe
O. K. Allison
Paul Pegram
Roaring Gap
Winston-Salem
High Point
Greensboro
Thomasville
Moose Legion Convention Set For Jamestown Weekend
Tar Heel Legion No. 158 and High Point lodge No. 693 will host a two day Moose convention July 13 and 14 with events at the Elwood hotel Moose Home and Jamestown city lake pavilion. Delegates from across the district expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heel Legion
Danville
Asheville
Tar Heel Legion No. 158
High Point Lodge No. 693
Loyal Order of Moose
Elwood
Sedgefield Manor
The
Legion
Moose Home
North Main Street
City Lake
Jamestown
Miss Susanna Leonard 79 Dies in Jamestown Township
Funeral services for Miss Susanna Leonard 79 who died after a six week illness at her home in Jamestown Township were held Sunday at 2 PM at the residence conducted by Rev O J Jones of the Jamestown M E Church. Interment was in Springfield cemetery with pallbearers Lee Ring Joe Ring Charlie Stilley Charley Miles Silas Walls and Travis Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Leonard
Jamestown Township
O. J. Jones
Jamestown M. E. Church
Springfield Cemetery
Lee Ring
Joe Ring
Charlie Stilley
Charley Miles
Silas Walls
Travis Leonard
Building Permits Ledger Strong July Start With Projections
Building permits totaling 14 050 in estimated construction costs were issued in the first week of July per Fire Chief Ine gram's office. July is expected to be outstanding for both residential and non residential work with several major projects in line. Carous building trades employment has risen recently and is forecast to grow further this month as construction trades show best improvement in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Inegram
Caroous
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Bond
Numa Ff
Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ben L. Herman
M. Gueth
Sec
Hudson
Chevrolet
Graham
Ford
Dodge
Horace Gilderton
Commerce Street
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Marie Lambeth
Fanny
Moose Legion
Leonard
Bailey
D. Bailey
A. C. White
Iile, Gat and
Greens
Snow Lumber CO
Wachovia
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