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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
8
High Point's 6 000 voters brace for a pivotal primary with 70 nomina tions across 19 offices. Polls open 5 02 a m close 7 33 p m as candidates from Democrats Republicans and independents compete in district and local races. The Enterprise will broadcast results from 10 pm onward at its North Main Street office.
North Carolina Attorney General Brummitt states that county election boards may appoint assistants for precincts and set pay, with 300 registered voters as a threshold. He notes need for conditions behind the request and cites law Section 15 percent and Chapter 164 1929. Mrs Owen-Smith objects to Guilford board chair Hampton Jr announcing assistants by mail.
Frank D. Grist state labor commissioner and Democratic Senate hopeful speaks tonight from the bandstand on the city lot to rally support for his bid to beat Cameron Morrison R R Reynolds Thomas C Bowie and Arthur Simmons in the primary. The event is a Piedmont rally planned by local Grist supporters and follows a prior appearance for campaign exposure.
John Calvin Reagan 38 disabled veteran died at his home 714 Grace Street at 8 45 last night after a period of ill health He was born September 10 1893 in Caswell County son of Jim and Pattie Reagan He is survived by his wife Lillian Sawyers three sons James J C Jr and Walter Scott two daughters Myrtle and Ira Mae his mother Pattie Reagan of Reidsville four brothers Edgar Luther Onza and Spencer and one sister Amanda Reagan Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday morning at 10.
Bruce H. Carraway of this city will address High Point residents at 7 45 tonight in the North Main street building once Coffield Furniture. From 9 15 to 9 30 he will speak on WBIG Greensboro about Employer and Employee. He notes strong support from Orange and Durham counties.
A crowd of hundreds gathered at Clinard Milling Company on East Davis Street for a Democratic candidates' night featuring Norman A. Boren of Greensboro seeking the Sixth District seat for Congress. Other speakers included Gaston A. Johnson, C. M. Waynick, T. Settle Graham, and House hopefuls Thomas Turner Jr, Thomas C. Hoyle Jr, Tracy Moore, Ross Ashby, Tennett, and John Caffey.
Senator Morrison supporters plan a rally at 8 p m in the Elwood hotel dining room led by R B Terry local Morrison manager. Terry says 2000 High Point township voters signed pledges and 1000 more may vote Morrison with about 4000 total expected. he predicts a clear majority and no primary in the contest.
P E B C Deaton 66 secretary treasurer of the Mooresville Building and Loan association died in Mooresville after several years of ill health.
Harold Duckworth, 17, a Morganton High School senior, has not been absent or tardy in 11 years of schooling, planning to graduate this June.
Everett Hayworth Fowler three months old son of Mrs Lula Belje Fowler died at 2 a m at the family home 109 Clay street after an illness since birth Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday at 2 p m by Rev O Ruth Pilgrim Holl church and interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery
Sonora California report says furniture dealer C Swift was speeding down a mountain road when Mrs Roy Running emerged from the opposite direction and collided. Swift is now in a local hospital recovering from injuries.
The obituary notes the death of Reverend E L Kirk pastor of Calvary M E Church. Interment will follow in the Bethesda Church Cemetery near Reidsville.
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