H. B. Wilson 9 Taken by Death at City Building
H. B. Wilson, about 50, operator of a novelty shop on English Street, died this morning at nine in the arms of Ernest Davis on the municipal building's third floor. He had been ill for weeks and was under Davis care after neighbors intervened to curb his violence. Survived by his wife and several siblings. native of New York state, son of Amos and...
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H. B. Wilson
English Street
Ernest Davis
Mr. Davis
Mr. Wilson
New York State
Amos
Funeral for Eliza Wilson and death of Davis noted in town
Eliza Wilson's brief funeral service will be held at Sechrest Funeral Home with interment in Oakwood cemetery. An ambulance was called after Mr. Davis failed to revive and Dr. W. K. McCain declared death from heart failure and complications. The coroner was notified.
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Eliza Wilson
Sechrest
Oakwood Cemetery
Davis
W. K. McCain
Mr. Wilson
W. W. Har
Venus de Milo
Peekey
Lone Lee
Ae. Ae
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Dee Geeaksevedie
Wykeskenyst
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Autopsy Details Death Cause From Greensboro
In Greensboro this afternoon an autopsy conducted with Dr. McCain and Dr. W J McAnally found death caused by acute dilation of the heart with cirrhosis of the liver and nephritis of the kidneys.
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Greensboro
McCain
W. J. McAnally
Former Local Man Dies In Morganton
Charles N. White aged 40 a former High Point resident died in a Morganton hospital after a period of illness He was the son of Walter and Alice Nicholson White and was born in Perquimans county He leaves four daughters Mrs J L Cartland Chattanooga Tenn Mrs B C Mendenhall Long Beach Cal Mrs W C Johnson Greensboro road and Mrs H W Parker Asheville and a brother Percy B White Baltimore Md The remains were brought to High Point for burial and services are set Friday at 4 30 in the Central Friends church with Rev Tom A Sykes and Rev Ralph Boring officiating Interment will follow in Guilford College cemetery
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Charles N. White
High Point
Morganton Hospital
Walter
Alice Nicholson White
Perquimans ‘County
Walter White
J. L. Cartland
Chattanooga
H. W. Parker
Asheville
Percy B. White
Baltimore
Johnson
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Ralph Boring
Greensboro
A B Club Holds Outing and Picnic at Bouldin Farm
The American Business club conducted its weekly dinner meeting followed by a picnic outing and a base ball game at Bouldin's farm near Archdale Tuesday evening. Guests included J. R. Adams Liston C. Pope Jack Rountree John Harrison and Mr. Medlin of Greensboro.
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The
American Business Club
Bouldin’s Farm
Archdale
J. R. Adams
Liston C. Pope
Jack Rountree
John Harrison
Mr. Medlin
Greensboro
Negro Ministers After Resolution
The Negro Ministerial Union led by Rev H R Waldén and Rev J B Melton asks The Enterprise to publish a clarifying resolution. The union states it does not authorize any delegation claiming to represent all Negro citizens of the city regarding a city council resolution.
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Negro Ministerial Union
H. R. Waldén
J. B. Melton
High Point
First Methodist Protestant Church Plans Evening Meeting
The Third Quarterly Conference of the First Methodist Protestant Church will hold a business session tonight at eight in the church social room. Reports from groups, routine business, and a vote for a delegate to the November Conference in Thomasville are on the agenda. Rev. R. I. Farmer will preside.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Thomasville
Central Church
R. I. Farmer
Elizabeth City and Gastonia Open Play For Legion Crown
Elizabeth City and Gastonia met in a three game series for the state American Legion junior baseball championship. Elizabeth City won the eastern title and Gastonia the western. After this opener the teams go to Gastonia for game two Friday, with a possible deciding game Saturday.
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Elizabeth City
Gastonia
Legion Crown
American Legion
Mrs Fannie Wall Dies After Prolonged Illness in High Point
Mrs Fannie Wall 69 of this city died at noon in a local hospital after five months of illness. She was born October 23 1864 in Guilford county daughter of Christopher and Mary Fields and lived here since 1909. She is survived by seven children and one brother. The body will move to a son’s home at 208 Vail street tomorrow with funeral Friday at 3 PM at Fairfield M E church. The service will be led by Rev O P Ruth and burial will be at Fairfield church cemetery.
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Fannie Wall
Wall
Christopher
Mary Fisher Fields
Guilford County
Ross Fields
Eugene
F. C
J. W
G. B. Wall
J. C. Hill
W. F. Smith
High Point
J. B. Stevens
Raleigh
Koonce
Vail Street
Fairfield M
O. P. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Fairfield Church
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Boxers from multiple cities including Gordon Fortenberry in Cocoa Florida and Jim Wade from Orlando Florida defeated or outpointed opponents in bouts across Jacksonville Pittsburgh Portland San Jose Terre Haute and Mexico City. Fortenberry knocked out Lewandowski in Cocoa while Wade outpointed Genaro in Jacksonville.
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Chicago
Gordon Fortenberry
Cocoa
Fla
Martin Lewandowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Asi
Jacksonville
Jimmy Wade
Orlando
Mickey Genaro
Pittsburgh
Charney Belanger
Canada
Sunny Jim McVey
Rankin
Portland
Ore
Young Peter Jackson
Los Angeles
Ah Wing Lee
San Jose
Cal
Johnny Pena
New Jersey
Debby Gray
Terre Haute
Ind
Garfield Rice
Evansville
Manuel Gastro
Rock, Tex
Mexico
Caferino Garcia
Philippines
Home Bred Golfers Lead Beaver Lake Amateur
Asheville July 26 Two home bred golfers lead as match play starts in the Beaver Lake Invitation. Chester Brown Jr shot 71 to medal, Frank Pender 72 one stroke back, ahead of Alan Smith 74 and Jack Toomer 74. First round matches set with Brown vs Haywood and Pender vs Garfield Miller Jr among pairings.
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Asheville
Beaver Lake
Chester Brown
Frank Pender
Alan Smith
University of North Carolina
Jack Toomer
Florida
Henry Westall
Brown
W. W. Haywood
Charlotte
Pender
Garfield Miller, Jr
Miami
Fla
West
Neal Rutherford
D. Fondren
R. Lewis
New York
Slam Hand Play From Hanover Meet
The article analyzes a bridge scenario where South opens with one spade and North overcalls with two diamonds. It explains why a jump to three clubs is risky and details a three hearts, three spades sequence leading to six hearts. It advises against leading trumps in a slam and outlines a plan to score six odd with careful ruffing and avoidance of premature ace use.
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Hanover
North
South
22 Inch Bean Sells as Local Oddity Displayed
Mrs. A. A. Ridge sent a yard bean measuring 22 inches to The Enterprise for the oddities collection in the window. It was added as a local record of unusual produce and displayed for public viewing.
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The
Enterprise
A. A. Ridge
MacRae Named Attorney for Home Owners Loan Corporation
Attorney MacRae announced he will serve the Home Owners Loan Corporation for Guilford County and may open an office in Greensboro to aid loan applicants. The program offers 15 year loans with three years of interest only, focusing on homes mortgaged before the act.
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Homewner’s Loan Corporation
Guilford County
MacRae
Greensboro
Corporation
Saliebury
Home Loan Agency
O'Neal
Attendance at Market Grows With Each Day
The report lists numerous attendees from cities across North and South Carolina and nearby states. It notes Philadelphia as the first American city to have street lights and mentions several named individuals and firms connected to the event.
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Philadelphia
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