Probable Cause Found In Cases Samet Tatum
Judge Lewis E Teague found probable cause in municipal court this morning in cases of Robert Samet and Tom Tatum charged with larceny over $1400 in hosiery from the Adams-Millis mill. Bond set at 3000. R P Pope testified about payments to the pair and their plan with the night watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams- Millis
R. P. Pope
Lewis E. Teague
Robert Samet
Tom Tatum
Adams-Millis
Guilford Superior Court
Jesse Kivett
Police Detective Bureau
Kivett
Pope
Tatum
Samet
Johnson City
Tenn
R. M. Lowder
Bo Oon
Readers Nominate High Point Citizens for Popularity
The city releases multiple nomination lists for High Point five most likable citizens. Recipients include Dr P B Davis, Dr A B Conrad, Lockwood, Kester, Howard, Baker, White, Barringer, Cecil, Ivey, Parish, Fearing, Shavitz, Russell, Davis, Clarke, Wren, Moore, Simmons, and Cummings with final tallies to be published after tonight’s mail cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
P. B. Davis
A. B. Conrad
ER. A. Lockwood
O. Y. Kester
G. C. Howard
P. H. Davis
Phil” Davis
American Business Club
BE. A. Lockwood
Louise Avenue
High Point Overall Company
0. V. Kester
Rose Furniture Company
Rites Held for Cecil McKinney
Funeral services for Cecil McKinney 21 were held at his father Sam McKinney’s East street home conducted by Rev. George Liner of Southside Baptist church. Choir sang Shall We Gather at the River and No Disappointment in Heaven with pallbearers named. Interment followed in the Primitive Baptist cemetery at Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil McKinney
Sam MccKinney
East Street
George Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Tarry Whitley
Bill Phillips
Grady Newton
Ray Johnson
Charles Barnes
L. P. Cagle
Flowers
WAGGER'S SHOP HOSTS BUSY FIRE SALE ON SOUTH MAIN
Crowds gathered at Wagger's Ladies shop on South Main for a fire sale after days of preparation. Mrs. Sarah Wagger, owner, reported strong turnout despite many customers being turned away as doors closed, noting bargains on new merchandise some with minor smoke damage aided by Enterprise ad exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagger's Ladies Shop
South Main Street
Sarah Wagger
Petitioning for Release of Six Burlington Mill Workers
A state wide effort by the Burlington Workers Defense committee seeks dismissal of indictments against six workers John L Anderson J P Hoggard Howard Overman Florence Blaylock and Tom Canipe for the E M Holt Plaid Mill dynamiting in Burlington North Carolina. Petitions citing jury methods alleged judicial confusion and purported false evidence urge the North Carolina Supreme Court to free the men before the August 27 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Holt Plaid
Burlington
Burlington Workers Defense Committee
Supreme Court of North Carolina
John L. Anderson
J. P. Hoggard
Howard Overman
Florence Blaylock
Tom Canipe
United Textile Workers of America
Anderson
Piedmont Council
UTW
EB. M. Holt Plaid
N. C
Defense Committee
Supreme Court
Little Elkes Boy Dies in Calhoun Georgia
Clarence Ray Elkes aged seven months died at the home of his uncle J. F. Allen in Calhoun Georgia shortly after 9 this morning after a month of illness. Born December 15, 1934 in High Point he had lived with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Allen for three months. Surviving are his mother Geneva Elkes and his grandparents Mr and Mrs W A Elkes of the city. The body will be moved to Russell Street Saturday for burial and the funeral is set for Sunday at 3 pm with interment at Mitchells Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ray Elkes
J. F. Allen
Calhoun
High Point
Allen
Geneva Elkes
W. A. Elkes
W. A
Russell Street
Mitchell's Grove Cemetery
Battle Over Juvenile Judge Appointment Continues
Rumors swirl as Ed Smith is said to be appointed by City Manager E. M. Knox and approved by the city council, but a quorum failure and manager denial cast doubt. Sprinkle may resign, leaving the post unresolved and political maneuvering at play. The administration faces delicate choices about replacements and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
E. M. Knox
T. W. Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Former officer forms Blue Shirts vigilante group
A former police officer who left the force after the last political campaign announces formation of a people’s vigilance committee called the Blue Shirts. The move aims to enlist a large voting bloc to influence an upcoming political contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Vigilance Committee
Blue Shirts
Local Man Arrested for DUI in Greensboro
R. J. Goins of High Point was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence in Greensboro. He posted bond for appearance in city court on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
R. J. Goins
High Point
Eg Ee City
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement touts a remedy named B. C. prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims fast relief from menstrual cramps and related symptoms in about three minutes. The product is sold in 25-cent packages at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Stenographer wasp builds nest on limb tip with guards
A stenographer wasp constructs its nest at the end of a branch and places guards above the entrance to deter ants, forming a protective barrier around the structure.
Last rites for Andrew P. Clodfelter
Andrew P. Clodfelter of Winston-Salem route five died at home Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Canaan M. P. Church with Rev. C. Grant in charge and Rev. C. G. Isley and Rev. A. B. Shelton assisting. The church choir sang Going Down the Valley Asleep In Jesus and Shall We Gather at the River. Pallbearers were M. F. Charles Joe Hodges A. W. Hooker William A. Smith G. W. Davis and Odell Martin. The Southside Council 80 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, Winston-Salem, conducted graveside rites at Canaan church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew P. Clodfelter
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Canaan M. P
Cc. L. Grant
C. G. Isley
A. B. Shelton
Jesus
M. F. Charles
Joe Hodges
A. W. Hooker
William A. Smith
G. W. Davis
Odell Martin
Southside
United American Mechanics
Canaan Church
Parole Granted to Four Prisoners by Governor
Governor Ehringhaus announced the parole of four state prisoners. Ernest Jones is freed to serve two to five years in Guilford County for breaking and entering and larceny. John Leonard receives 18 to 24 months in Greene County for assault with a deadly weapon. Vick Phillips is released after eight months for dry law violations in Graham County. Robert Brymer is to serve six months for larceny in Cleveland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Ernest Jones
Guilford County
John Leonard
Greene County
Vick Phillips
Graham County
Robert Brymer
Cleveland
Swiss and English Eat More Cheese Per Capita Than Americans
A nutrition survey finds Swiss consume about four times and English about two times as much cheese per person as Americans. The data highlights cross cultural differences in dairy consumption and dietary preferences across nations.
Lions Club Music Program At Elwood Dinner
Miss Charlotte Hammer and Miss Mary Robbins entertained at the Lions Club dinner meeting in the Elwood dining room. Cle Ward organized the program while W W King began a meld round and Loyd Flythe’s necktie was won. Attendance prize went to Thomas E Dodamead. Visitors included H Coletrane and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hammer
Mary
The
Lions Club
Elwood
Robbins
Miss Hammer
Cle R. Ward
W. W. King
Tailtwister
Loyd Flythe
Thomas E. Dodamead
R. Smith
H. Coletrane
Glenn Ward
Edgar Johnson
J. White
Grady Palmer
W. T. Tice
Kill Black Wid Spider Bite Dangers Warned
Public safety advisory urges complete spider control using thorough spray. warns of dangerous bites and lists garages corners porches as target areas while noting product kills mosquitoes and other insects.
Court records list assault cases and penalties
Dock Shoe and J. L. Trivett charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Cornelia Smith cited for assault with a deadly weapon with $5 cost. G. T. Rice faces violation of prohibition law with costs. One case assigns 60 days in the county jail and road work duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Shoe
J. L. Trivett
Cornelia Smith
G. T. Rice
Costa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samet, Tatum
Julius Stack
Superior Court
Boyd Worrell
Leo Dyson
Traveniry Court
John Dyson
Snow Lumber CO
South Sea
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
J.W. Clinard
Pres Main Street
G.F. Johnson
Sec'y
Ford
Lyle’s Chevrolet
North Main Street
John Mebane
Grace C. Baker
H. A. White
F. R. Barringer
Louise Cecil
J. W. Ivey
Miss Baker
High Point Merchants’ Association
High Point College
Louise Cbecil
A. Coke Cecil
Cecil’s
Cannon-Fetzier Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Robert Parish
Robert Fearing
Samuel Shavitz
Lawrence Russell
Ross Davis
Smith Deal Realty Company
Dick White
Sam” Shavitz
Ida Clarke
Aline Wrenn
Addie Moore
Mary Simmons
E. 0. Cummings
Commonwealth Hosiery Mills
Randleman
J. G. Groome
J. A. Hart
P. Davis
H. Oar Wory
O. L. Ruth
Hart
H. O. Hayworth
Sam B. Holt
Sam ER. Holt
Gretoon
Milton Crowson
N. Royal
Tor Sf
Green Street Baptist
J. W. McGuinn
Wagger
Sunday School League
Highland
Welch Memorial
Green Street
Tabernac Club
Farrington
Hucks
Rhyne Ib
Cooper Es
Liston
J. Johnson
Gospel Tabernacle
Butler
Hpca Emerson
Shipwash P O
Carrick
Andrews
Stewart Es Carroll
R. Butler
Bowers
Elkes
Staf
Epepere Vestal
Mary Lib Robbins
Civic Club
Bailey
Paschal’s
Paschal Shoe Repair Co., Inc
N. Main
Mann’s
Mann’s Price
Coty
Lydia E
J. Talcum
Epsom Salts
Poe Racd
New York
American University D
Pepsodent
Gaines Garland, Inc
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