Council Eyes Political Weather In Juvenile Court Shuffle
City council discussion hints at a possible change in juvenile court leadership as Judge Thomas W. Sprinkle resists resignation. Ed Smith, a key campaign ally, is named for the post, while City Attorney Grover H. Jones weighs adding an assistant to handle delinquent tax and street assessment details, with title work previously shared among several attorneys.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
Ed Smith
Sprinkle
Grover H. Jones
Beaded and White Liquor Seized in Parnes Raid
Police seized 18 gallons of liquor from EF. & Parnes home at 1103 Fast Green Street and the stand at Rus sell and Park. Jeo Parnes, son of the stand operator, claimed the liquor and was arrested on a prohibition warrant. He posted a $500 bond.
Insect Displayed At The Enterprise By G W Oham
A large green backed insect with markings on its underside was shown at The Enterprise display window by G W Oham of 618 Highland Avenue. He found it on a grape vine and it remained on display yesterday afternoon.
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The
Enterprise
G. W. Oham
Highland Avenue
Car Strikes Pedestrian Near Enterprise Offices injuring Ned Neal
Ned Neal colored of 511 Gray Son Street was struck by a car driven by local attorney J E B Lyon about 15 o clock last night in front of The Enterprise offices. Neal crossed the street and was treated at Burrus Memorial Hospital for small lacerations.
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Ned Neal
Grayson Street
J. E B. Lyon
Enterprise
Neel
Lyon
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Final Services For Mrs Idella Ingram Conducted Here
Funeral services for Mrs Idella May Ingram who died at her home on 834 Howard Street were conducted yesterday afternoon by C C Barnhart. Pallbearers included J F Hall L H Jones George Fulton Jack Jones O B H Newton George Crickmore. Interment followed beside her husband in Oakwood cemetery.
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Idella May Ingram
Howard Street
C. C. Barnhart
J. F. Hall
L. H. Jones
George Fulton
Jack Jones
O. BH. Newton
George Crickmore
Annabelle Holmes
Marjorie
Margaret Hall
Helen
Mary Frace Hussey
Martha
Doris Fulton
Winon Tucker
Edna Sparkes
Ella Gatlin
Claude Hussey
Ellen Holmes
Oakwood Cemetery
States ban hitch hiking on highways nationwide
Twelve states have enacted laws clearly prohibiting hitch hiking along highways. The new statutes define unauthorized stopping and standing near roadways as illegal, aiming to reduce traffic hazards and pedestrian risk on major routes.
Pilot Authority Canceled After Three Month On Airway
A transport pilot must avoid an airway for three months or lose authorization to fly over it automatically.
United States Controls 96 Percent of World’s Lighted Output
A study notes the United States accounts for about 96 percent of the globe’s electric lighting consumption. Analysts cite industrial demand and urbanization as key drivers while other nations use significantly less.
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United States
Hosiery Industry Code Costs Seen At 40 000 To 50 000 Year
Chicago July 13 Western hosiery mills gather at the Drake hotel to discuss a voluntary code. Earl Constantine says enforcement costs will run about 25 cents per thousand dollars in business and arbitration will be required for violators. The plan targets 75 percent of mills and 80 percent of productive capacity as the threshold for adoption.
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Chicago
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Drake Hotel
Earl Constantine
Ameriican Arbitration Association
J. H. Brine
Rollins Hosiery Mills
Constantine
NRA
Brick Sunday to Kick Off Church Remodeling
The Evangelical and Reformed church plans Brick Sunday on July 21 to raise funds and bricks for a new heating plant and Sunday school remodel. Members are asked to bring 50 bricks or any partial amount, with bricks piled behind the church and money accepted as brick substitutes.
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F Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoyt L. Fesperman
Funeral Held For Canterbery Child
Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. for Newton Cc. Canterbery Jr. two and a half years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Newton CC. Canterbery of 603 Woodberry Avenue. The rites were at the grandmother's home 1310 Ragan Street with Rev. O L Ruth and Rev. J P Hipps officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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Newton Cc. Canterbery, Jr
Newton CC. Canterbery
Woodberry Avenue
A. C. Canterbery
Ragan Street
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. P. Hipps
Main Street
M. EB
R. L. Patterson
T. R. Wilson
W. H. Witcher
W. A. Kearns
Alice Chilton
Iris Hussey
Zona Henderson
Mable Bleakley
Medley Meadows
Eva Yount
Lucille Lee
Eugene Lodwel
Mamie Fowler
Mildred Brown
Mra
Hattie Cook
Oakwood Cemetery
Women pilot air train lands in Len ingrad
In Len ingrad Russia a three piece air train consisting of a tow plane and two gliders landed with the entire flight crew being women.
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Leningrad
Russia
School chief cites transportation law gap in city districts
Dr. T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of High Point schools, returned from Raleigh after a conference with the state school commission. He says the law granting transport to students living over 1.5 miles from school is interpreted to cover rural children only, leaving hundreds in High Point without state transport to the two city high schools next year.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Raleigh
State School Commission
Andrews
Commission
High Point
State
Dis Ipieta
No Sunday School Ban for Children Under 12 in High Point
High Point city council passed an ordinance prohibiting children under 12 from attending public gatherings including Sunday schools and church activities to curb infantile paralysis spread. Parents and children protested the measure as officials argued its necessity to prevent a dread disease.
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High Point
Weeds as soil restorers cited by conservation official
W G Kin Cannon notes that annual weeds such as cocklebur pigweed mule tail sunflower and rosin weed can rebuild soil fertility on poor land with no fertilizer. He says sweet clover remains best when conditions allow and warns weeds may yield nitrogen only from mineral sources and potential weed issues.
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W. G. Kincannon
Moose Legion Convocation Opens with Banquet Tonight
Tar Heel Legion No 158 Moose members travel from Danville Virginia to Asheville for a two day convention. Activities today include executive committee meeting at 1 20 PM and regular Legion session at 2 PM at the Moose Home North Main Street. Woman's Auxiliary meets at 2 PM in Elwood hotel private dining room. A 6 PM banquet at the city lake park pavilion will close the event with about 300 expected attendees.
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Tar Heel Legion No. 158
Loyal Order of Moose
Danville
Asheville
Sedgefield Manor
Moose Lodge
Tar Heel Legion
Moose Home
North Main Street
Floral Gardens burial park plans revealed for High Point
The Floral Gardens burial park on Wiley avenue in High Point will feature a double drive entrance, future drives to the wood sections, cleared routes, sod ground, and landscaped grounds. An administration building, chapel, and superintendent’s home are planned with completion estimated in three to five years. About 100 lots have been sold and the first interment occurred on July 2.
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Floral Gardens Park
Wiley Avenue
High Point
Motion Docket Set For July 27 Civil Term
Judge Lewis E. Teague to convene a one week municipal court civil term starting July 23 with a docket including the divorce case Ella Mae White by Crawlie Mickey versus Wilbur White. Criminal term to follow August 20 and Monday pre-session duties noted. Jurors’ names for the week are announced here.
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Lewis E. Teague
I. S. Ingram
Ella Mae White
Crawlie Mickey
Wilbur White
Heavy Rain Floods City for Fifth Time This Week
In a week already marked by record rainfall the city endured another heavy downpour last night. Officials estimate total rainfall well over six inches for the week, with streets flooded and lights flickering as electric systems wrestled with power calls. Bridges, fences, and lawns suffered damage while the golf course hosted mud as downtown darkness interrupted business districts.
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Power Company
Closing Week of High Points Contest Names
The lists name local leaders and businessmen as likely “Most Likeable Citizens” amid High Point contest rounds. A. J. Koonce, CE, Dr. B. A. Sumner, and C Muse head first lists with civic, church, and business ties noted. A third set includes C C Rhodes, R McPheeters, and Liston Pope with Wachovia links and trust duties.
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High Point
A. J. Koonee
BE. Crissman
H. A. Ed
Edgar Hartley
C Muse
H. A. Cecil
Edgar
A. J. Koonce
Arnold Koones Koonce
The
Lions
Ww. W. Comanan
Democratic Utive Committee
Muse
Justice of Peace
Fam
Charite
Cc. H. Rhodes
R. McPheeters
C. Arthur
Man
Liston Pope
McPherson
Arthur
R. A. McPheeters
Trust Department of Wachovia Bank
High
Holt McPherson
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Services
The First Presbyterian Church outlines Sabbath School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 am led by Pastor Dr Joseph Rennie with no evening service. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 730 pm and visitors are welcome.
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First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Red Cross Pellagra Fight Backed by Health Officer
Dr W J McAnally city health officer endorses the local Red Cross pellagra campaign in High Point. The effort aims to prevent spread and cure existing cases through education and garden programs with fresh vegetables. About 100 pellagra cases are noted in the city, mostly among low income families unable to afford fresh food. The campaign also has E R A backing and broad support.
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American Redross
W. J. McAnally
High Point
Dr. McAnally
Red Cross
Emergency Relief Administration
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Idella Ingram
New City Lake Park
Jamestown
Wade E. Mariette
Marlette
Milbourne Ames
American Business Club
Phillip Davis
Canterbery
Moose Legion
City
Civil Court
Guivene
Jack Appleyard
Sumner Sam
A. Coke Cecil
BR. Y R. K. Young
A. Cecil
B. A. Sumner
Sam Shavite
Rose Marie
Phillip Silver
N. H. Silver
DR. W.J.M
Friendly Thoughts
H. i Xoonce
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