Lambeth Named Principal of Junior High
Mark Thomas Lambeth of Brown Summit was named to succeed Mrs R E Ranson as principal of the Junior High School in High Point. A UNC and Columbia University graduate, he comes from Clayton with a long career in education and civic leadership.
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Brown Summit
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High Point
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Methodist Church
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U. N. CC
University of North Carolina
Columbia University
New York
EB. T. McSwain
Northwestern University
Greensboro
Johnston County
North Carolina
Man Fatally Injured on Freight Train Identified
The man fatally injured when he fell from a Southern freight train near the Kivett street bridge was identified as Henry Y. Monroe, 28, of East Spencer. His brother and East Spencer residents notified authorities. coroner did not call an inquest. The body was taken to Spencer home for funeral services.
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Henry Y. Monroe
East Spencer
Woodrow Monroe
Koonce
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Monroe
James M. Simpson
Negro Remanded To Juvenile Court In Greensboro
Johnnie Lee Williams a 15 year old Negro was remanded to juvenile court after being brought into municipal court on charges of attempted larceny of an automobile. Officers arrested him as he tried to start a car on a side street and he claimed the car was his father’s. The car’s High Point tag belonged to W L Brown of 214 Idol Street, and Williams was jailed. The session also disposed of cases including reckless driving damages, assault, hit and run driving, abandonment and non support, drunkenness and prohibition law violations with various fines and suspensions. A new bumper license plate holder that detaches on impact was noted.
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Greensboro
Johnnie
W. L. Brown
Idol Street
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Lee
R. F. McCarthy
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College Street
Roy Allen
James Paterson
John Turner
Smith Street
Grover Garrett
Jamestown
Charlie Goodman
Fairfield Pad
Ella Foster
Foster Street
Runkenness
Lim
Carl Meacham
Union Street
Concord
James Gray
Purse Stolen From Home Report In Georgia
Georgia Roberts reports a purse taken from a trunk at her home on Centennial Avenue. The bag contained $24 in cash a pair of scissors and a credit card. Police have no suspects at this time.
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Georgia Roberts
Centennial Avenue
Knox in Washington for hydroelectric project talks
City Manager EB. Knox traveled to Washington D C to confer with Henry Flood Jr of Murray and Flood engineers about the proposed hydroelectric project.
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Knox
Washington
EB. M. Knox
Washington, D. C
Henry Flood, Jr
Murray and
Ranson and companions return from western North Carolina trip
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ranson, Mrs. Joe Hoffman Jr., Miss Josephine Hoffman, and Miss Josephine Tomlinson have completed a motor tour of western North Carolina.
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R. E. Ranson
Joe Hoffman, Jr
Josephine Hoffman
Josephine Tomlinson
North Carolina
Burlington People Praise POW-O-LIN
Many sufferers declare POW-O-LIN brings relief from temporary constipation. Billous, serv o aes say they are getting relief through the POW-O-LIN treatment at Mann's Drug.
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