Local Industrial Meet Delegates Leave Tomorrow
High Point delegates to the 11th Southern Conference on Human Relations in Industry sail for Blue Ridge to attend a four day session. Speakers include P H Callahan and Seth W Candee with topics on industry direction and moral responsibility, plus planned hikes to Mt Mitchell and Biltmore.
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High Point
Blue Ridge
High Formt
Southern Conference On Human Relations In
J. F. Hart
Harriss-Covington
J. W. Brown
C. F. Womble
Highland M. P
P. H. Callahan
Louisville Varnish Company
Louisville
Seth W. Candee
Tidewater Oil Company
New York City
T. L. Hines
DuPont Rayon Company
Old Hickory
Tenn
Roy B. Wright
Railway Age
Mt. Mitchell
Chimney Rock
Lake Lure
Biltmore House
Vanderbilt Estate
Clyde Pugh Named Senior Councillor by North Carolina DeMolays
North Carolina DeMolays close their annual convention in Concord selecting Gastonia as next host city. Award of the Charles R. Fogle trophy goes to Halsey Leavitt Jr. of Asheville. New officers include Harry Gump Greensboro master councilor Clyde Pugh High Point senior councilor Frank Mund Concord junior councilor James Lindsay Vastoria scribe Neal Morgan Monroe chaplain Buster Crocker Raleigh senior deacon A Y Alexander Statesville sentinel.
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Concord
N. C
North Carolina
Gastonia
Greensboro
Charles R. Fogle
Halsey
Harry Gump
Clyde Pugh
High Point
Frank Mund
James Lindsay
Vastoria
Neal Morgan
Monroe
Buster Crocker
Raleigh
A. Y. Alexander
Statesville
Sentinel
Wicker Boy Funeral At Elon College
The funeral for W. S. Wicker Jr. son of Mr and Mrs W S Wicker of Atlanta will be held at the grandparents home at Elon College tomorrow at 4 PM. Dr J U Newman will conduct the services.
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Wicker Boy
Elon College
W. S. Wicker, Jr
W. S. Wicker
Atlanta
W. C. Wicker
J. U. Newman
Man and wife sentenced for six months on county roads
Jack Hartnett and his wife Inez Hartnett were sentenced to six months on the county roads and the county workhouse respectively after two warrants including disorderly conduct and immoral room occupation. Bond set at 500 dollars each. Paul Lamb testified to events at Hotel Arthur and testified Hartnetts were involved in a fight. The couple pled not guilty and did not testify, offering two witnesses in their defense.
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Jack Hartnett
Inez Hartnett
Paul Lamb
Lamb
Odel Teague
Arthur
Hartnett
W. G. Brown
Lewis E. League
Young white girl Mary Shue sentenced to six months
Mary Shue, a young white woman, was sentenced to six months in the county workhouse after pleading guilty to larceny of a watch from Newton Williams, her boyfriend. Williams testified they met in Mechanicsville and went for a ride. the watch was later found at Shue's home with a police detective present.
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Mary Shue
Newton Williams
Williams
Mechanicsville
Shue
Local man missing. amnesia suspect sought in Rockingham
A young man found wandering near Rockingham County Home with amnesia may be a High Point resident. Welfare officials describe a 25 to 30 year old man, 5 feet 10, 150 to 160 pounds, light brown hair and gray eyes, with a heart and flower tattoo on the left arm and a P belt buckle. He was seen at Lena Glidewell’s welfare office and later at the county home, and authorities urge anyone who knows him to contact Mrs. Hammond.
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W. C. Hammond
High Point
Lena Glideweil
Rockingham County
Glidewell
Rockingham
Prominent Woman Sues For Alimony In High Point Case
Mrs Johns ie Hunter files suit in municipal court against husband Herbert B Hunter prominent architect seeking alimony and attorney fees. She cites unbearable life due to his temper cruelty and abuse of children. She claims his wealth and property in Charlotte and High Point, asks support to maintain their standard of living. Attorneys D C MacRae and R T Pickens of High Point represent her.
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Johnsie Hunter
Herbert B. Hunter
Charlotte
High Point
D. C. MacRae
R. T. Pickens
Tennis tournament plans framed by city committee
City tennis group met in the Y lobby to organize a summer tournament with singles doubles mixed doubles and ladies events. J K Harrison C H Bodie and Edgar Hartley were named to assess court availability and draft participation plans as committees meet this afternoon at 4 30 and a general gathering follows at 7 30 with delegates from Country Club Forrest Hills High School Archdale Sheraton Hills Jamestown Woodrow Avenue and High Point Hospital attending.
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Country Club
Forrest Hills
High School
Archdale
Sheraton Hills
Jamestown
Woodrow Avenue
High Point Hospital
If It's Diet Beef Fans witty exchange from Tit Bits
A quip from Tit-Bits features a man boastfully claiming beef made him strong while another replies that fish diet has left him unable to swim. The exchange plays on humorous dietary pride and skeptical comeback.
Papers in Election Contest Case Filed in Superior Court
Referee H M Robins has filed his report in Asheboro detailing that T C Johnson won the second ward seat on the city council by 11 votes over W A Davis. Attorneys plan exceptions and seek a hearing at the August term to secure a judge’s ruling on the contest.
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H. M. Robins
Asheboro
Superior Court
T. C. Johnson
W. A. Davis
Johnson
Theatre tax clash as city show house seeks relief
Roy Smart of Publix Saenger theaters pressed city council to cut the special license tax on motion picture houses from 212.50 citing rising charges and city operation of a competing theater. He argued the city show house loses over 300 weekly while paying tax. Council asked him to research comparable rates elsewhere and report back.
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Roy Smart
Publix-Saenger
Smart
Mr. Smart
Family dispute consumes court time in Winston case
A lengthy morning session centered on Ruth Winston and her daughter-in-law over care of two children and finances. The mother-in-law testified of exhausting her funds after caring for them and alleged eviction. the daughter-in-law admitted pushing her out but claimed they supported the mother-in-law financially. Judge Brown ordered restoration of furniture and payment of costs, noting multiple separations between Walter Winston and his wife.
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Ruth Winston
Ruth E. Winston
Walter Winston
Walter
Archie Myatt
Brown
Ruth EK. Winston
Report on National ABC Meet at Local Dinner
Blake Thompson reports on the national convention held last month in Reading Pennsylvania. The American Business club met at the Country club with a summarized session account. Mr Thompson called the convention a success while members sang the national song led by J Gurney Briggs. Julius A Greene won the attendance prize and Rupert Pickens attended as a guest.
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Blake Thompson
Reading
American Business Club
Country Club
Thompson
J. Gurney Briggs
Julius A. Greene
Rupert
Pickens
Drive Yourself Boats Link to Nationwide Service
Waukegan Illinois reports a local outboard motor maker will open stations nationwide offering drive yourself motor boats. The plan parallels existing drive your own autos and airplanes as a new self service boating option for customers. Continuous expansion aims to reach multiple markets across the country.
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Waukegan
Ill
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