Four Injured In Wreck On Randleman Bridge
Four youths were injured when a tire blew on a Model T Ford roadster and crashed into the guard rail on the Deep River bridge at Randheman on Highway 70 near Asheboro. Injuries included two broken arms, facial cuts, and a dislocated shoulder. One passenger escaped serious harm.
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Sophia Community
Tysinger’s
Deep River
Randieman
Hobson Vickery
J. C. Hodgin
Randheman
Kennedy
Hinshaw
Highway 70
J F Vickers to Face Guilford Court on Larceny Charge
The J F Vickers slated for trial in Guilford superior court tomorrow on a larceny charge is not the J F Vickers of 807 East Green Street. He asks the Enterprise to clarify the name and address distinction.
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Vickers
J. F. Vickers
Guilford Superior Court
East Green Street
Enterprise
Regular meeting of Numa F. Reid Lodge No 344
Master Masons urged to attend a regular meeting on Monday at 8:00. Members and visiting Master Masons invited. FE. Gregory, w. M. c. M Gurth, Sect'y.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge No
Gregory
W. M. c. M. Gurth
Groome Family Holds Sixth Annual Reunion at Groometown
About 300 people gathered yesterday afternoon at Z. L. Groome’s home in Groometown for the sixth Groome family reunion with High Point attendees. J. A. Groome presided, Evelyn Armfield served as secretary, and a history committee was named including Bailey T. Groome, Jessie Groome Phillips, and Ruby Groome Antrim. Bryce R. Holt gave an address on "Contacts in Life" stressing reunions’ value.
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Z. L. Groome
Groometown
High Point
Groome
J. A. Groome
Groome, Reunion Association
Evelyn Armfield
Bailey T. Groome
Charlotte
Jessie Groome Phillips
Winston-Salem
Ruby Groome Antrim
Bryce R. Holt
Greensboro
Sedgefield Ride
Hunt Club
Marlene Freeman
David Freeman
Zachariah Groome
Friddie to Bring Biggs From Capital Friday
J. H. Biggs charged with embezzlement of 150 dollars from Tree Top Bottling works will be brought here Friday morning by Chief W. G. Fridde who departs Wednesday afternoon to fetch him from Washington. Biggs was arrested in Washington on a local warrant about ten days ago.
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J. H. Biggs
Tree Top Bottlin Works
Washington
W. G. Friddie
Biggs
Hearing To Be Resumed In Marion Tomorrow
The habeas corpus hearing by Paul TenHoopen of Cleveland to gain custody of his five year old daughter Katherine TenHoopen will resume before Judge Hoyle Sink in Marion tomorrow at 3 p.m. The initial hearing earlier this July featured six hours of testimony, including sensational claims about a first wife, Ethel Wright of Atlanta, and a late night divorce claim. Judge Link is presiding in Marion this week to complete the proceedings.
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Ethel Wright
Atlanta
Link
Marion
Mrs. Rosa Clement Dies Sud denly at Home
Rosa Clement 58 died suddenly of a heart attack last night at 7 15 at 1604 Johnson Street. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Mechanicsville Baptist Church with Rev J D Barnette and Rev Mr McCarter officiating. She was born November 18 1872 in Virginia and moved to this city in 1913. Survived by husband two sons Otis and Fred two stepdaughters Mrs R L Young and Mrs W L Stoye a stepson Robert Clement a half brother Lawrence Rolfe and two half sisters Mrs Addie McGinnis and Mrs Maggie Redding. Interment in Oak Wood Cemetery.
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Rosa Clement
Johnson Street
Gatling Resigns as City Editor of The Enterprise
Liles Gatling resigns as city editor and will leave the city in a few days for Bertie county. He has served about five years on the staff and became city editor last year after Wade P. Renfrew left. No further plans or replacement announced at this time.
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Liles Gatling
Enterprise
Bertie County
Gatling
Wade P. Renfrew
Gatlin
Medlin Rites Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Philip Medlin who died at a local hospital Saturday after shooting himself with a .22 rifle were held Sunday at 2 30 PM from his brother Jefferson Medlin’s home 1009 Park Street with Rev Troy Vaughn of the Holiness Church Thomasville in charge The pallbearers were J D Medlin J G Medlin Joe Medlin J L Medlin G V Medlin and W P Medlin Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery
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Philip Medlin
Jefferson Medlin
Park Street
Troy Vaughn
Holiness Church
Thomasville
J. D. Medlin
J. G. Medlin
Joe Medlin
J. L Medlin
G. V. Medlin
W. P. Medlin
Oakwood Cemetery
Federal Authorities To Take Charge Of Overbey
Jack Overbey 24 faced federal charges for violating the Mann Act after luring 17 year old Dorothy Preston McCanless to marry her under false pretenses. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the superior court on 3500 bond. Local officers probe bigamy and theft notes while Overbey claims a secret plan to move west then Reno for divorce from a separated wife. He and McCanless were in Gaffney South Carolina when arrested following a nationwide radio appeal.
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Jack Overbey
Dorothy Preston McCanless
High Point
Lewis E. Teague
Iele
Overbey
Gaffney
5. C
W. F. McCanless
William T. Hunt
Department of Justice
Southern Pines
Reno
Spartanburg
Teague Disposes of Light Docket in Blair Park Week
Judge Lewis E. Teague opened a light Monday docket with about 20 cases at Blair Park court. Traffic violations and alcohol offenses dominated the list, many settled for half costs, while some defendants received fines or prison time.
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Lewis E. Teague
Blair Park
High Point
Fannie Green
W. L. Sink
Mammie Williams
Nellie Barringer
Worley Watson
Virginia McCain
B. B. Owens
Hobart M. Bryant
F. H. Hollenback
Coy Royals
W. H. Wicks
Garland Henderson
Bessie Gladney
Tom Brown
Henry Holly
John Swain
B. B. Culp
Christian Science Sacrament Lesson Sunday July 12
Christian Science churches held a lesson-sermon on July 12 with the golden text from John 4 34 and including Matthew 26 29 about drinking new with the Lord in his kingdom The Science and Health passage describes the dawn of a new light and communion with divine Principle Love.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
Toronto Doctors Develop Arsenic Cancer Treatment
Dr Arthur C Hendricks a Toronto surgeon and Prof E F Burton head of physics at the University of Toronto announce a coalitional metal treatment for sarcoma cancer. The team reports the method shows promise in early trials.
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Toronto
Arthur C. Hendricks
E. F. Burton
University of Toronto
Thieves Kill 15 Rabbits After Stealing 14 From Kipling Home
Meanest thieves visited the Philadelphia home of George H Kipling and stole 14 prize rabbits. Unable to carry more, the culprits killed the remaining 15 rabbits.
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Philadelphia
George H. Kipling
Kipling
Robbery at Jacobs Boot Shop Left Hosiery Stolen
Melvin Hoover headed to New Bern to assist in solving the Jacobs Boot Shop robbery. Thieves escaped Saturday night with hosiery valued over 100 dollars after piling up shoes but fleeing before taking them. W H Thompson, owner of Jacobs stores, notified police and sought fingerprint expert help.
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Melvin Hoover
Crime Identification Bureau
New Bern
Jacobs Boot Shop
W. H. Thompson
Jacobs Stores
J. W. McMahon
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
World progress hinges on character, pastor warns
Rev G Ray Jordan at Wesley Memorial Church urges that scientific and technological advances risk becoming self destructive without moral grounding. He compares progress from harvesters to radios and air travel, saying genuine Christianity is needed to guide power and build lasting progress.
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Rev
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Lee Riding Devices Open On Junior High Grounds Tomorrow
Music and fun come to High Point as R. C. Lee transports riding devices to the Junior High School grounds on South Main for an eleven day visit under the Boy Scout auspices. The rides include a merry go round ferris wheel tilt a whirl and chair a plane. All devices are safe and sane with no gaming involved.
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High Point
R. C. Lee
Boy Scout Organization
South Main Street
Lee
Boy Scouts
Home Mortgage Co Meeting Postponed in Millis Office
A special meeting of a Home Mortgage company committee representing the Hickory board was postponed to tomorrow. H A Millis, in Durham on business for the firm formerly based there, supervises the discussions on the companys future plans. The firm recently defeated a federal receivership petition. Directors include Judge Lewis K B Teague and Millis.
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Home Mortgage Company
Hickory
H. A. Millis
Millis
Durham
Financing Corporation
Lewis KB. Teague
Mr. Millis
Stroke Fatal To Monroe Dentist
Monroe, July 13. Dr. B. C. Redfearn, 56, Monroe dentist, died suddenly here today from a paralytic stroke. He is survived by his widow, a son, three daughters, two brothers, H. A. Redfearn of Wingate and Randolph Redfearn of Monroe, and three sisters, Mrs. Eugene McLaiity of Greensboro, Mrs. Eugene McRae of White Store, and Mrs. Atha Stephens of Monroe.
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Monroe
B. C. Redfearn
H. A. Redfearn
Wingate
Randolph Redfearn
Eugene McLaiity
Greensboro
Eugene McRae
White Store
Atha Stephens
Discounts for Prepaying City and County Taxes
City Manager E. M. Knox notes 1931 tax law lets property owners who prepay July city and county taxes get a two and a half percent discount. Street assessments are not eligible, but penalties apply to assessments. Early payments in 1931 had a three percent discount. July payments before August 1 get 2.5 percent. September 2 percent and October 1.5 percent discounts apply. Taxes may be estimated by local accountants, with credit against final receipts. Discounts require payment at county tax office and city hall. Tax levy remains the second Monday in August. county books are released October 1. New law allows installment payments, due by May 1 of next year, to encourage prepayment and provide funds to government units.
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General Assembly
E. M. Knox
Knox
Ca Amel
Wesr
Washington Street
Collapse of Bank Affects Exchanges
The Darm staedter and National Bank in Berlin failed unexpectedly. The collapse unsettled European stock and foreign exchange markets as traders faced uncertain credit prospects and reduced liquidity despite hopes for new international financing to aid Germany.
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London
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Berlin
Europe
Germany
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