Sons and Daughters of Liberty Convene State Meeting
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will hold its annual state meeting in High Point North Carolina starting Wednesday June 8 with delegates from 60 councils attending a two day convention at the Sheraton hotel. Key speakers include Dr A B Conrad Mayor C S Graydon and Matthew Kenney national secretary with the program featuring entertainment and memorial services for deceased members. Officers to be elected and a meeting place for next year selected during Wednesday sessions.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
North Carolina
Aatawatan Ta Stadlinagst
Mmnuruurnrs
Sheratonotel
Board of Directors
High Point Council
Pioneer Council No. 52
Sheraton
Oscar I. Smith
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Graydon
F. Logan Porter
Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Dowdy
Merchants’ Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Clapp
Rusher
Lucy Wolff
Wilmington
Ex-State Councilors Association
Wolff
George O. Kluttz
Salisbury
John L. Rusher
Minnie Michael
Greensboro
T. P. Parker
Durham
Jessie Terry
Burlingen
T. T. Stafford
Burlington
Beulah Stout
John R. Williams
Local Candidates Enjoy Strong Support In Light High Point Ballot
Thomas Turner Jr led with 2178 votes in High Point for renomination to the state House of Representatives. Gaston A. Johnson trailed in second for solicitor against H. Koontz, Capus M. Waynick led the state senate race with 2088, Willard Dyer lead sheriff field with 1301, and Bruce Carraway topped the sixth district congressional race with 1157 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Tong Pers
Simmons
Reynolds
Morrison
Bowle
Governor Fountain Eee
Whringhaus
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Maxwell
Eee Ee Ee
Graham
E . Eee Ee
Giles
RSA
Durham
Adams Eee Ee Eee
McSwain
Brummitt
Pletcher
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Eeeess Eveveses
Smith
Mitchell
Corporation
Macon
Eee
Wee Serene
Winborne
J. N. Umstead
Bruce H. Carraway
Cc. L. van Noppen
Gaston A. Johnson
H. L Koontz
State Senate
M. Waynick
T Settle Graham
Ee House OF Represent
Thomas Turner
Ross Ash
Ut. S. Senate
Thomas Turner, Jr
House of Representatives
High Point
Capus M. Waynick
Senate
Willard Dyer
Sheriff
Bruce Carraway
Chiropractor Dr Crutchfield Opens Local Office
Dr J Oliver Crutchfield formerly of Lexington Virginia now based in the west has opened an office over Cecil's Drug Store at 119 North Main Street for chiropody. He specializes in nerve disorder treatment and is a Palmer School graduate who has lectured on physical training in western states.
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J. Oliver Crutchfield
Lexington
West
Cecil
North Main Street
Crutchfield
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Pint Bottle Wounds Willie Jordan in Guilford Hospital
Willie Jordan, a white man from Ennis Street, was hospitalized in a semi conscious state after being struck in the head by a pint bottle. Ab Jones is alleged to have hurled the bottle, and a warrant is to be issued for assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Jordan
Ennis Street
Guilford General Hospital
Ab Jones
Jones
YWCA Opens Cottage For Open House Next Thursday
The High Point YWCA returns to its East Green and Wrenn streets cottage with an Open House from 5 to 9 PM next Thursday. Directors praise the new home and invite guests to tour the refreshed amenities while noting dormitory service has been curtailed.
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High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
East Green
Wrenn Streets
V. W
Girl Reserves
Miss Virginia Carrier
Missey Anne Albright
Clara Cox
Effie Cox
Mesdames
W. F. Clayton
K. C. Denny
C. Dunbar
Collier Ellis
P. W. Flagge
Blanche Hayworth
Horace Haworth
M. T
Latta
Charlotte
Renifocates
Asheville
Merrie-Woods
Sapphire
N. C
Last Rites Held For David Elmer Weldon
Funeral services for David Elmer Weldon who died at his parents home on Greer Street were held Friday afternoon at the Highland M E church with Rev. C F Womble and Rev A L Aycock presiding. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Clayton Sechrest J Q Cheves James Walden and Ophil Sechrest. Flowers were carried by many relatives including Julia Williams Letty Pugh Myrtle Williams Yergie Upton Esther Williams Elizabeth Hill Juanita Winslow Arizona Waldon Virginia Atkins Mildred Howard Edith Coltrane Aileen Rogers Margaret Cheves Ruby Camp Florence Starnes Vergie Waldon Addie Burrus Holbrook Lucill Waldon and Mrs J M Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elmer Waldon
Greer Street
C. F. Womble
Highland M. E. Church
A. L. Aycock
Main Street M. E
Oakwood Cemetery
Clayton Sechrest
J. Q. Cheves
James Walden
Ophil Sechrest
Julia Williams
Lettiy Pugh
Myrtle Williams
Yergie Upton
Esther Williams
Elizabeth Hill
Juanita Winslow
Arizona Waldon
Virginia Atkins
Mildred Howard
Edith Coltrane
Aileen Rogers
Margaret Cheves
Ruby Camp
Florence Starnes
Vergie Waldon
Addie Burrus Holbrook
Lucill
Waldon
Robbers Enter Two Homes In Four Hour Span
Robberies occurred within four hours. Mrs. M. C. Hylton at 309 Denny street surprised the intruder and fired a pistol. At 306 Monthieu avenue R. T. Pickens returned to find shoes an old pistol and about $3 stolen. The 505 Steele street residence of R. E. Brown was entered, with socks a bracelet and shoes taken before 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hylton
Denny Street
R. E. Brown
Steele Street
Mr. Brown
Dr Crowell To Speak At Archdale Church
Dr George H Crowell will speak at Archdale M E church today during Sunday school and the morning sermon. Pastor E M Jones is away at a Liberty revival meeting. The public is invited to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crowell
Archdale Church
George H. Crowell
Archdale M. E
E. M. Jones
Liberty
Dr Kennett to Speak at Legion Meeting Tuesday Night
Dr P 8 Kennett of High Point will address the Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion in the Legion hall Tuesday night at 8 oclock. Commander Forrest H Shuford announced the event and said several important business matters will be discussed and urged full attendance.
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P. 8. Kennett
High Point Allege
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legson
Legion Hall
Forrest H. Shuford
Shuford
Ghernaults Awarded 1500 in Greensboro Auto Collision
James Coe Chernault awarded 1500 in a consent decree for injuries after a May 3, 1931 collision near Greensboro caused by Joe Kidd. A separate 750 damages verdict was entered for J L Chernault, owner of the car. Brady settled for 100 against David Pender stores.
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James Coe Chernault
Greensboro
Joe Kidd
Lewis E. Teague
J. L. Chernault
Chernault
Toll Dialing 10 Be Offered Soon
Arrangements for toll dialing to quicken long distance service between High Point Greensboro Thomasville and Lexington near completion with a target service date around July 15. The system uses a field where Bell System pioneers call the city and the number is routed to the neighboring city station eliminating an intermediate operator step and reducing error potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Tom A. Tilden
North State Telephone Company
Bell System
Tilden
Randleman
Y M C A Hosts Home-Coming College Boys
The Y M C A will again host home-coming college students the week of Monday June 6. Officials say the refreshing showers and sparkling pools will help the boys adjust to home surroundings after returning from school.
Pharmacists To Hold North Carolina Meeting Here
The fifty third annual North Carolina Pharmaceutical association convention will convene in High Point from June 21 to 23. Local secretary A Coke Cecil announced details including registration at the Sheraton hotel, a joint executive committee session, welcomes from Mayor C S Grayson and D Allison James, and a reception for visiting delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
A. Coke Cecil
Minuureus Vi Pua Macises Anung
Sheraton
C. M. Andrews
A. Earl Weatherly
Greensboro
C. 8. Grayson
High Point
A. Allison James
Winston-Salem
Col. Wescott Roberson
Fire Damages Limited As House Basements Fire Extinguished
A blaze originating in a Franklin street basement owned by G. W. King was extinguished with hardly any damage. Former occupant Mr. Mitchell had left at 8 am. Fire started among upholstery in the basement. Fire station No. 2 responded to the alarm.
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Franklin Street
G. W. King
Mitchell
Trinity Youth Held for Forgery
J. O. Coltrane an 18 year old Trinity resident was arrested at home on forgery charges after allegedly drawing four checks totaling 178.48 in Helen Zimmerman’s name. Wallace White confessed to passing the checks at Wagger Jewelry Store aiding the scheme. Bond set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Coltrane
Trinity
Fred M. Hendrix
Randolph County
Helen Zimmerman
Coltrane
Wallace White
Wagger
Turner Tops Ticket In City Primary With Big Local Leads
In High Point only about 3 000 voters turned out for a long Democratic ticket. Thomas Turner led the city vote for state representative with 2 178 ballots, while Gaston A Johnson led the solicitor race with 2 047. Capus M Waynick led the senate race with 2 033 and Joe Hoffman won 1 807 for county commissioner. Bruce H Carraway topped his six opponents in the sixth district race with no clear majority. Continued on Page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Cameron Morrison
Thomas Turner
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Gaston A. Johnson
H. L. Koontz
123Rd
Guilford
Davidson
Stokes
Koonts
Mr. Johnson
Capus M. Waynick
T. Settle Graham
Greensboro
Joe Hoffman
C. C. Muse
Board of County Commissioners
Willard Dyer
Bruce H. Carraway
Civic Band Set to Rehearse Monday in High Point
The High Point Civic Band will rehearse Monday at 7 30 PM in the Senior High School auditorium stage. About 40 musicians have signed up toward a 59 piece ensemble to perform Sunday afternoon concerts in city parks during the summer. Membership is by invite and approval of director L L Stookey and the executive committee.
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High Point Civic Band
L. L. Stookey
Stookey
Dr. Rennie to Lead All Services at First Presbyterian
Dr. Joseph Rennie will preach at both services today at First Presbyterian Church. Morning service at 11, evening worship at 8, with Sunday school at 9 46 for all ages. He will lead the mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7 30. Public invited to attend all services.
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Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
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Lala
Ehringhaus and
Dr. Crutchfield
YW. G. A
East Green Street
David Elmer Weldon
Dr. Kennett
Legion Meeting
Pharmacists
Turner
Waynick
Gaston Johnson
Civic Band
Dr. Rennie
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