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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1936

Page

10

League For Re Election Of Roosevelt Organized Here

Henry I. Adams was elected secretary treasurer of a state wide Non Partisan League for Roosevelt re election at a city meeting. The group aims to form county organizations with support from George Berry John L. Lewis and Sydney Hillman. Officers include J H Fullerton R E Denny Paul R Christopher L D White George J Kendall and P M Taylor as advisory committee. About 300 people attended at the Labor Temple.

Henry I. Adams American Federation of Hosiery Workers Roosevelt Mr. Adams George Berry Pressmen’s Union John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Sydney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers Winston-Salem George J. Kendall Charlotte P. M. Taylor Durham League Labor Temple

Ground operation cooling a major aeronautical challenge

Cooling is a major problem for aeronautical engineers as planes often overheat when operated on the ground for extended periods.

Three Injured in Auto Crash Near Archdale

Mr and Mrs Gurney T Royal 801 Willowbrook and Miss Hattie Royal of Thomasville suffered painful but not serious injuries when their car struck a second vehicle on the Asheboro highway near Archdale about 2 PM Police say Roy Stephens 24 of Lillington NC drove the other car traveling west on the same highway The Royal party was taken to Guilford General Hospital in an ambulance from Koonce s Both cars sustained heavy damage

Gurney T. Royal Willowbrook Street Hattie Royal Thomasville Asheboro Archdale Royal Roy ©. Stephens Lillington N. C Guilford General Hospital Koonce’s

Traffic Phils Ignore Red Light Sparks Hazardous Encounters

A narrator warns of fidgety drivers who fixate on traffic, miss signals, and risk dangerous collisions. A pictured example shows a man heading toward a coal truck, likely leading to a fatal outcome and a grave epitaph. the piece emphasizes caution and nerve under pressure.

Phipps Knox Held In Custody In Fatal Hit and Run

Phipps Knox of Asheboro, sought since the death of Betty Humphries, was taken into custody at noon. Two Asheboro officers headed to bring him back as officials charge hit and run and manslaughter. Local police also hold a man believed to be Ben Mayfield in Georgia. Fingerprints will be checked.

Phipps Knox Asheboro Betty Humphries Knox Miss Humphries South Main Russell Streets Ben Mayfield Georgia

Save Junaluska Campaign Urges Debt Release

Dr. W A Lambeth of High Point calls for freeing Lake Junaluska from debt to allow continued religious work. He cites Lazarus and urges North Carolina Methodists to raise about 1050000 dollars across eastern states with North Carolina contributing around 25000, as August 15 foreclosure deadline nears.

Enterprise Lake Junaluska Lazarus Junaluska Save Methodist Episcopal Church South Lambbeth Mississippi River North Carolina Lambeth

League Meeting Opens Wednesday

City Manager FE M Knox and other city officials will leave Wednesday to attend the North Carolina League of Municipalities annual meeting in Wilmington. The event runs through Friday with officer elections. Speakers include Lyle T Alverson and state officials Olsen Maxwell Johnson, addressing purchasing, tax collection, bond refinancing, and municipal relief. John L Skinner will discuss a constitutional amendment on tax exemptions for small homes.

FE. M. Knox North Carolina League of Municipalities League Wilmington Lyle T. Alverson Emergency Council Washington, D. C North Carolina Herbert A. Olsen Ann Arbor Mich A. J. Maxwell Charles M. Johnson Olson Maxwell

Scrambled family ties in Paul Brown clan

In West Palm Beach on July 13 the Paul Brown situation grows tangled. Paul Brown Jr. married a second time about three years ago and soon wed his new wife’s younger sister. The junior Paul Browns now have an infant son, Paul Brown, making Mrs Brown Jr the sister-in-law and grandmother to her nephew in a complicated web of relations.

West Palm Beach Fila Paul Brown Paul Brown,Jr Paul Brown, Jr Paul Browns Mrs. Brown, Jr

Rambling Reporter Rambling Reporter Grows Quadruplets

The Enterprise displays four cucumbers grown by Mrs. W. T. Metters at 1814 Johnson Street and a single 11 inch Long Green cucumber by R. A. Peace on Prospect Road Extension Route Two beside a stream. Tom Linthicum reports the scene at The Enterprise.

Enterprise Today Tom Linthicum Johnson Street W. T. Metters R. A. Peace Prospect Road Mr. Peace

Overcome by Heat At Jamestown City Lake Park

Bill Hastings of Greensboro was overcome by heat at Jamestown city lake park. He received first aid at the park and was later transported to his home by Sechrest’s ambulance.

Bill Hastings Blam Avenue Greensboro Sechrest City Lake Park Jamestown Hastings Park

Police hold warrant for R H Small in liquor auto crash

Police report a warrant for the arrest of R H Small of 311 Willowbrook street on a charge of operating an automobile under the influence after a highway 10A crash at about 1 this morning. George Wolfe 18 and Robert Wolfe 16 of Spindale NC were injured. George said he was northbound and the other car southbound on highway 10A at the time.

R. H. Small Willowbrook Street George Wolfe Robert Wolfe Spindale N. C

Making Hydrant Threads Uniform Across Southeast Cities

E. D. Ballard of Atlanta representing Southeastern Underwriters directed local firefighters in standardizing hydrant and hose thread sizes to the accepted southeast connections. Fire Chief Ingram notes over 150 North Carolina towns already have uniform connections enabling cross-city emergency responses. completion is expected in about two weeks with all work by the fire department.

E. D. Ballard Atlanta K. Ingram North Carolina

Kodak Club forms at Y M C A sparks youth interest

Young members of the Y M C A Kodak club show high enthusiasm as they set up dark room work and develop film. Members include H C Hayworth Leroy Collins H J Stepp Ned Petty James Cox Graham Morgan Harold Suits and others. Meetings Monday Thursday afternoons and Wednesday Friday mornings keep groups busy on developing and photography tasks.

Kodak Club H. C. Hayworth Leroy Collins H. J. Stepp Ned Petty James Cox Graham Morgan Harold Suits Ray Yow Ralph Barrow Chas. Shields Wayne Hoover Bobby Cottam Chas. McPherson J. W. Ruth Joe Seagraves Roger Williams Claude Battenfield Chas. Harper

Civil aviation lags abroad despite U S progress

Civil aviation outside the United States has not advanced as rapidly, with most foreign engines designed for military purposes while American developments surge ahead.

United States

Rites Held for Mrs E C Smoak

Funeral services for Mrs. E C Smoak who died at her home 314 Montheu avenue were conducted from the residence Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock by Rev A B Conrad and Rev C N Royal. Pallbearers were W C Comer Hugh C Bennett Sam York Robert Brown Carl Foster and P J Smith. Interment followed in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery family plot.

E. C. Smoak Montheu Avenue A. B. Conrad D. D First Baptist Church C. N. Royal Green Street Baptist Church W. C. Comer Hugh C. Bennett Sam York Robert Brown Carl Foster P. J. Smith Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Funeral services for infant Charles Edward Greene

Infant Charles Edward Greene, son of Mr and Mrs Herman W Greene, died Saturday morning. Funeral held at 2 pm Sunday from 800 Wall Street with Rev G H Liner of Southside Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery.

Chas. Edward Greene Charles Edward Greene Herman W. Greene Wall Street G. H. Liner Southside Baptist Church Oakwood Cemetery

Enteritis Declared Main Death Cause in 200 Animals

The report states enteritis, an inflammation of the intestines, as the most common cause of death among two hundred animals.

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League For G. T. Royal Hedgecock Lumber Company Ward Street Runl Suimmy Horace Gilderton Right Shipping Agency High Point Ardelle North Main Street Jake Harris Esselene Esso Standard Oil Company OF New Jers Essolene Esso, Inc Wwnaluska DR. W. A. Lambeth Southern Methodist Assembly E. M. Knox Y. MC. A B. Oldham W. M. C. M. Gueth See Lewis Body & Motor CO Willowbrook ST. Lss Goodrich Silvertowns Deauty Lucas Economy Auto Store Inc N. Main Street E. Main Street Carolina Vulcanizing Og Eee Peter A Mey America Lorillard Washington O Kirtiara P. Lorillard Co West 40Th Street New York City
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