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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

3

Smithdeal Rites Held for Advance Resident

Mrs. Smithdeal, 177, longtime Advance area resident, died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services are Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Shady Grove Methodist Church with Rev. A. A. Irby officiating. burial at 4 p.m. at Shady Grove. She was born November 29, 1860, and survived by 6 sons and daughters, 29 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, and several siblings and relatives.

H. T. Smithdeal G. Curtis Smithis Reed Shady Grove Smithdeal Missie Charles Shadyve Sallie Stauber Vestal Smithdeal Near Fanton Grace Fram Tlanta Ethel Davis Advance G. C. Smith High Point Bettie Tucker Maggietzer Nottie Tayall Advance

Parole Grants Driver Stayed On As Governor Hoey’s Chauffeur

Rob Samet of High Point, once imprisoned for receiving stolen goods, has been granted parole and will remain as Governor Hoey’s chauffeur. Samet expressed gratitude, praising Hoey’s humanity and signaling his intent to continue serving the governor and family.

Str Walter Hotel Cere Rob Samet High Point R. Hoey Hoey Samet Central Prison Ut Robert Gover Hoey Kert

Death of Mary Crouse in Homasville at 76

Mary Crouse 76 widow of D Crouse died at her son Cicero Crouse’s home at Trinity route one after illness with paralysis. Survived by son Nannie Lockabill of ille a daughter three brothers six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was a member of Fair Grove Methodist Church. Funeral at Hopewell Episcopal Church Friday at 10 o'clock with burial in the cemetery.

Mary Crouse Hopewell Epishat Church

Services Held For Edgar L Robertson

Naval services for Edgar L Robertson a well known farmer near Point Route 3 were held at Ingfield Friends church at 2 30 pm The singing quartet performed Beau Home of the Soul and No more in heaven Miss Ruth Richard Hendrix sang Face to Face The bearers were nephews Herman Robertson Bynum Robertson Raymond Robertson James Cox John Cox and George Cox Interment followed at the local cemetery

Edgar Robertson Point Ingfield Friends Church Clara Cox EB. W. Jones Science Wesleyan Methodist Ach Herman Robert Bynum Robertson Raymond Bertson James Cox John Cox George Cox

Moore Opposes Liquor Stores in College Towns

Leigh June 24 Moore a liquor commission chairman opposed the establishment of liquor stores in college towns. He cited Wake Forest and Wake County as examples during yesterday's reform meeting as the area considered wet or dry status.

Moore College Towns Leigh The Liquor Commission Col-Towns Wake Forest Wake County

Parkers Found Guilty by Jury in Lindbergh Case

Ellis Parker and co-defendant convicted by federal jury of conspiring to seize and torture Paul Wendel to extract a false confession in the Lindbergh kidnapping. The scheme ties to Hauptmann’s 1934 Hauptmann case and could yield sentences from one day to 100 years each.

Wendel Newark N. J Lindbergh Ellis Parker Paul H. Wendel Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Shruno Richard Hauptmann Parkers

Hoey to speak in Raleigh at Constitution signing sesquicentennial

Raleigh on June 24 reports Governor Hoey accepted an invitation to address a September 17 observance commemorating the signing of the U S Constitution. The event marks the 150th anniversary of the historic document and will be held in the city.

Buddy Rogers Mary Pickford Louis D. Lighton Bel Air Los Angeles Scense Raleigh Hoey

Progress Of Negro Sunday School Workers Praised

In Raleigh on June 24 4 Governor Clyde R Hoey congratulated the National Congress of Negro Sunday school and B Y P U workers on progress since slave days as the congress continued its program and expected to close on Sunday.

Raleigh National Congress of Negro Sunday School Clyde R. Hoey

Crow Served at Tulsa Banquets Aimed at Suppression

In 1925 Tulsa Oklahoma banquets featured crow dishes to prove the meat edible and fuel efforts to exterminate the crow population through public appetite, government endorsement, and ongoing pest control campaigns.

Tulsa Okla

Erwin Outlines South Education Reforms

North Carolina state superintendent Clyde A. Erwin outlined six points for improving public school education in the South at the Southern Conference on Education in Chapel Hill. He urged broad vocational education in high schools, 12 year minimum school term, adult education as public responsibility, support for exceptional children, nursery schools, and curriculum review.

South Chapel Hill Southern Conference On Education University of North Carolina R. L. Johns Alabama State Department of Education C. B. Glenn Birmingham Ala American Association of Administrators Howard W. Odom University School of Public Administration Clyde A. Erwin North Carolina

Japan Requires Interior and Exterior Lights at Sunset

In Japan, motorists must illuminate both the inside and outside of vehicles at sunset. The rule aims to improve visibility and safety on roads after dusk.

Japan

Navigators Cross English Channel Since Ederle Triumph

June 23 New York report notes that since Gertrude Ederle’s 1926 English Channel swim, 16 men and women have crossed the strait, marking a continuing wave of swimmers challenging the route.

New York Gertrude Ederle

Soil Conservation officials visit local area

A four member Spartanburg Soil Conservation corps delegation, led by regional agronomist R Y Bailey, inspects local projects. Attending officials include H Veazey, J H Johnson, J M Downing, Fred A Thompson, J W Burdette, C C Abernathy, and W M Brown. They plan further tours in Greensboro Reidsville and Virginia.

Spartanburg 8. C Soil Conservation Corps R. Y. Bailey J. H. Johnson J. M. Downing Fred A. Thompson J. W. Burdette C. C. Abernathy W M. Brown Greensboro Reidsville Virginia

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Winston Eart Amet Etting Parole Ervices Edgar L. Robertson George Turney Houston Turney Mary Felts Millinery Erwin SCS H. Veazey Wagger Jewelry Company Elwood Hotel
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