Sink Wins Democratic Nomination for 12th Judicial District Judge
Judge H Hoyle Sink of Lexington defeats Thomas Turner Jr of High Point for the Democratic nomination to the Superior Court in Guilford County. Sink nets 9 686 votes to 7 319 with Davidson partials 1 064 to 357. High Point township favors Turner 2 705 to Sink 2 326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sink
Guilford
High Point
Turner
H. Hoyle Sink
Lexington
Thomas Turner
Superior Court
12Th Judicial District
Judge Sink
Guilford County
Davidson County
High Point Township
Levington
Thomas Turner, Jr
Reynolds narrowly carries senatorial race in Thomasville primary
In Thomasville 1,007 votes went to Senator Robert R. Reynolds and 508 to Frank Hancock for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. Incumbent Stanley Winborne led utilities with 639 to Paul Grady 723. Superior court judge H Hoyle Sink had 1,064 votes in the 12th district racing. Coroner J R Terry received 774 to Lancaster 598. County commissioners tally shows May 1229, Lomax 990, Sechrest 909, Summers 939, Surrett 683, Hedrick 458, Craven 405, Smith 1098. L A Martin 693 and Wilson 765.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomaseville
Robert R. Reynolds
Frank Hancock
United States
Stanley Winborne
Paul Grady
H. Hoyle Sink
Thomas Turner, Jr
High Point
J. R. Terry
Lancaster
May
Lomax
Sechrest
Summers
Surrett
Hedrick
Craven
Smith
L. A. Martin
Wilson
Building Permits Fall to Lowest Level in Weeks
Building permits in the city last week totaled 5880 the lowest in a long period. H B Keener received two permits for two family residences at 750 each to be built on Vall Street and Spring Street. J L Grubb obtained nine permits for four room frame houses costing 400 each on Elizabeth Gray son and Hilltop streets. Other permits went to 8 C Vincannon for a frame merchantile store on West Greer street costing 560 Stanton and Harris for repairs at 112 114 North Main Street 180 Co C Edwards for residence repairs at 211 Reed Street 50.
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H. B. Keener
Vall Street
Spring Street
J. L. Grubb
Elizabeth Street
Redding
Vail
Grayson Street
Reeding
Hilltop Street
Spring
8. C. Vincannon
West Greer Streets
Stanton and Harris
North Main Street
Co. C. Edwards
Reed Street
Senior Commencement Address By State Official
Dr Clyde A Erwin state superintendent will address 300 city high school graduates at 8 oclock Monday in the school auditorium. Supt Charles F Carroll Jr leads the commencement program. Dr Embree H Blackard preaches the sermon. Various medals awards and scholarships will be presented to the graduates and two High Point College and two Meredith College scholarships noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Erwin
Raleigh
City High School
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
D. P. Whitley
Charles F. Tomlinson
High Point Board of Education
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Church
Nash Jewelry and Loan Company
Woodworthing
Beeson Hardware
Bauch and Lamb
J. C., Penny Company
National Forensic League
R T. Amos
M. J. Wrenn
Max Bones
O. Arthur Kirkman
North Carolina High School Girl's Athletic Association
High Point College
Meredith College
Brenan College
Guilford College
Sheriff Phipps Granted Democratic Nomination Reelects Self
Sheriff Joe S. Phipps of Greensboro incumbent wins Democratic nomination to succeed himself in Guilford County and High Point with a large majority. Phipps totals 10 457 votes to Sutton 6 930 overall and 3 496 to 1 389 in High Point. Phipps carries every precinct in High Point township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Phipps
Greensboro
C. R. Sutton
Phipps
Guilford County
High Point
Sutton
High Point Township
Guilford County quota set for Citizens' Military Training Camp
Guilford County aims for 44 trainees to attend the Citizens' Military Training Camp at Fort Bragg from June 16 to July 15. Six local youths have passed examinations, with names including William Ralph Burrage Jr and Thalmer Salmon Kimsey. Local officials urge applicants as Lt Col Jonet Minchinnette chairs the county committee. Capt William L Patman will oversee medical exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Citizens
Fort Bragg
J. P. Byrne
American Legion
William Ralph Burrage, Jr
Boulevard
High Point
Thalmer Salmon Kimsey
South Main Street
Grant Hall
Greensboro
Military Training Camps Association
William L. Patman
Medical Corps
National Guard
Pastors Summer Conference Opens at High Point College
The Pastors Annual Summer Conference and Seminary Extension School will run June 6 to 17 at High Point College. Sessions occur morning, afternoon, and evening with eight o'clock evening talks open to the public. Monday features Arthur Kirkman of the local railroad as speaker on The Bino Japanese Situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
North Carolina
Women's Work of the
Methodist Church
RR. M. Andrews
Annual Swim Week Set At Y From June Eighth To Fourteen
The thirteenth annual swim week for beginners will run at the local Y M C A from Wednesday June eighth to Tuesday June fourteenth. Secretary Edgar Hartley outlines plans with supervision by Bob Hartley and assistants Paul Koontz Nelson McAbee Richard Hartley and Jack Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartley
Bob” Hartley
Paul Koontz
Nelson McAbee
Richard Hartley
Jack Preston
Warren Burton
Dewey Payne
Barley Smith
Hartley
Emma Blair
Ray Street
Brentwood
Elm Street
Oak Hill
Grimes Street
Johnson Street
Cloverdale
Y. M
Stansbury Shaw And Burke Again Nominated For Guilford
Guilford county commissioners members Stansbury Shaw and Burke were reelected with 11 009 votes for Shaw 10 567 for Stansbury and 10 734 for Burke Their opponents Linder McClure and Stubbs trailed in county totals with 5 541 5 099 and 3 701 In High Point township Burke led with 3 885 followed by Stansbury 3 748 Shaw 3 481 McClure 1 203 Linder 723 and Stubbs 622.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Stansbury
R. Flake Shaw
J. W. Burke
Board of
Guilford County Commissioners
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Stansbury
Mr. Burke
John L. Linder
L. McClure
John W. Stubbs
High Point Township
Burke
Stansbury
Shaw
McClure
Linder
Stubbs
Delegates Named for Potomac Synod Meeting at Hood College
About 400 ministers and layworkers from the Synod of the Potomac will attend a June 13 to 17 gathering at Hood College Maryland. Delegates from High Point include Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman Elder J M Hedrick Mrs J C Henderson and Mrs Coy E Moose representing the Woman s Missionary Society. The Synod officers and class structure spanning central Pennsylvania to North Carolina are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of the Potomac, Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Maryland
High Point
Hoy L. Fesperman
J. M. Hedrick
J. C. Henderson
Coy E. Moose
Woman's Missionary Society
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
City
J. W. Hedrick
North Carolina Classical
Synod of the Potomac
William J. Lowe
McConnellaburg
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Frederick
Brodb
Brown Nominated Jamestown Constable
J. F. Brown won the Jamestown township Democratic nomination for constable with 265 votes. C. C. Hughes received 67 votes and W. EB Hollingsworth 62. In the Jamestown congressional race Teague led with 167 votes and Penny had 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brown
Jamestown Township
C. C. Hughes
W. EB. Hollingsworth
Jamestown
Teague
Atkinson
Jones
Carraway
Barker
Ridge
Watkins
Penny
Jones Nomination for High Point Constable Wins Narrow Margin
L. G. Jones was nominated Constable of High Point township with 2538 votes against Archie W. Hedrick who had 1439. Died candidate C. L. Gray collected 243 votes. Muse, veteran justice, led the ticket for Justice of the Peace with 3874 votes. others listed include Elder, Milton, Seagraves, Allen, and Rawson. Defeated were Brawley Baynes and Cates.
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L. G. Jones
High Point Township
Archie W. Hedrick
C. L. Gray
Co. C
Muse
Justice of the Peace
High Point
Mr. Muse
Thomas H. Elder
Col
D. H. Milton
E. F. Seagraves
J. D. Allen
R. E. Rawson
Thomas L. Brawley
L. S. Baynes
N. M. Cates
SCS Official Transferred to Spartanburg South Carolina
Burt D. Robinson, longtime Soil Conservation Service staffer, moves from local High Point offices to Spartanburg regional offices in South Carolina. He will serve as assistant information specialist starting June 6. A 1931 NCSU honors graduate in vocational agricultural education, Robinson previously taught in Bladenboro and worked as agronomist for Agricultural Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt D. Robinson
Soil Conservation Service
Spartanourg
Spartanburg
Mr. Robinson
N. C. State College
Bladenboro Schoola
Agricultural Chemical Company
Agronomiser
High Point
Robinson
Average US car value reaches about 258 dollars
The report states the typical automobile in use across the United States carries an estimated value of roughly 258 dollars, indicating modest pricing for a broad fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Simpson Wins Guilford County Coroner Nomination
James M. Simpson of Greensboro captured the Democratic nomination for Guilford County coroner with 7,168 votes across 52 precincts. R. N. Stelling tallied 3,664 and Wallace G. Freemon 5,062 countywide, with High Point results listing Simpson 1,800, Freemon 1,786, and Stelling 991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Simpson
Greensboro
Guilford County
Mr. Simpson
Guilford
R. N Stelling
Wallace G. Freemon
Simpson
Freemon
Stelling
North Carolina Lions Prepare for Wrightsville Beach Convention
North Carolina Lions plan their sixteenth annual convention at Wrightsville Beach with headquarters at Ocean Terrace hotel. District Governor Mack Jernigan and general chairman Luther T. Rogers led Wilmington Lions in final program edits. Activities include deep sea fishing surf bathing boating golfing and a model luncheon by the Charlotte club followed by a business session a banquet and a district governor’s ball.
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High Point
North Carolina Lions
Wrightsville Beach
Ocean Terrace
Charlotte
Lumina
Not One Traffic Fatality In High Point In 1938
High Point reports no automobile deaths in the corporate limits during the first five months of 1938. May shows 12 accidents with 8 injuries and 21 vehicles involved, 2 drunk drivers arrested, and 445 arrests overall as the police logged 950 calls and 4,236 other services.
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High Point
Police Department
Pickens Caffey And Carruthers For Legislature
Gold Receives Second Highest Number Of Votes Cast For Any Man Running For Any Office In County Thomas J. Gold Of High Point Won An Overwhelming Victory In His Race For Democratic Nomination Guilford's State Senator In Yesterday's Primary. Mr. Gold Received 10802 Votes In Guilford County Including High Point To More Than Double Votes Given His Opponent Roger Jennings Of Greensboro who Received 6032. Rupert T. Pickens Of High Point With 9806 Votes John W. Caffey Of Greensboro With 10434 And Joe T. Carruthers Jr Of Greensboro With 8546 Won The Nomination For The County's Three Representatives In The State House. In High Point The Votes For The Representatives Was: L Roy Herbin Of Greensboro 310 Roy Ia Bowman Rural Guilford 829 J A Suits Rural Guilford 373 J Keith Harrison High Point 2456 John W Caffey Greensboro 2510 W E Apple Rural Guilford 644 J T Carruthers Jr Greensboro 1727 Rupert T Pickens High Point 3706.
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Thomas J. Gold
High Point
Roger Jennings
Greensboro
Guilford County
Guilford
Mr. Gold
H Point
R. Flake Shaw
Jennings
Rupert T. Pickens
Hi Point
John W. Caffey
Joe T. Carruthers, Jr
L. Roy Herbin
Roy Ia Bowman
J. A. Suits
J. Keith Harrison
W. E. Apple
J. T. Carruthers, Jr
Junior High Honor Roll Lists 117
The ninth month honor roll at the Junior High School lists 117 students across seventh and eighth grades. Eighth graders total 56 names and seventh graders 61. The report credits Principal Mrs. R. FE. Ranson for releasing the list.
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R. FE. Ranson
Beatrice Parker
Herbert Glenn
Doris Culler
Garnett Hinshaw
Gloria Hderton
Nancy Meredith
Bertha Schwab
Phyllis Strickland
Peggy Teague
Mary Anne Thomas
Arthur Kaplan
Ruth Culler
Arline Calloway
Catherine Albertson
Meriam Pleasants
Margie Morgan
Helen Gibson
Annilee Dinkins
Lila Mae Butler
Nancy Cox
Richard Davis
Margaret Cagle
Kathryne Cross
Francesa Hall
Margaret McIntyre
Doris McKinney
Dorothy Price
Evelyn Smoot
Virginia Snyder
Lois Swaim
Dorothy Crater
Thedis Parrish
G. L. Stroud
Betty Jean Cu
Dr S W Taylor to Speak to High Point Ministers
Dr S W Taylor of Asheboro will address the High Point Ministers Association at the First Baptist Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The subject will be The Pastor and Social Contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Taylr
Asheboro
High Point Ministera Association
Yeaterday
Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gold
Senate
House of Representatives
Joe T. Carruthers
R. R. Reynolds
Jor
Sheriff Phipps
C.M.T
George L. Stansburne
Seiaeliae Imiaatiamamranes
Shaw and Burke
Synod of the Potomac Meeting
Brown
SCS
South Carolina
Wrightville Beach
Pickens
Caffey and Carruthers
S. W. Taylor
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