Rummage Sale on Fairview Street Delights Community
The First M. P. church intermediate department hosts a rummage sale at 610 Fairview Street starting 2 p.m. tomorrow. Local society notes include a Lutheran class party and several hospital and recital announcements, with birthdays and marriages reported among High Point residents.
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Fairview Street
the First M. P. Church
MR. Alexander
High Point Hospital
J. R. Alexander
Philathea
A. M. Idol
First Methodist Protestant Church
Heart Sisters
North Carolina Fast-Tracks Convict Road Work Plan
Jeffress outlined a plan to form 90 to 100 mile per gang road crews using county road men and North Carolinians. Floating gangs will focus on reconstruction and school bus routes, with about 3 500 prisoners to be integrated. The program aims to shift taxes toward fuel and remove the old chain gang odor while expanding state waterways and highway projects. Syme urged stronger engineering roles and public support for bond issues and future growth.
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Jeffress
North Carolina
Syme
State Highway Department
Raleigh
Currituck Sound
Cape Fear River
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Cape Fear
Nine Others Up On License Law
Nine additional offenders against the citys special license tax law were bailed into court before Justice of the Peace W G Brown for failing to obtain 1931 licenses. Five faced license fee and costs. four cases were dismissed. Dismissed were T G Summey and E R Pegg of Piedmont Plumbing, Wade Sechrest of Feed-Well cafe, and James Johnson of a cafe on East Washington. Others tried were J W Hayworth of J W Hayworth Plumbing, E C Leonard South Main street cafe, E C Leonard and Earl Patterson Oak Hill cafe, S P Kimsey plumber, and O P Dix barber.
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Justice of the Peace
W. G. Brown
T. G. Summey
E. R. Pegg
Piedmont Plumbing Company
Wade Sechrest
James Johnson
East
Washington Street
France Debates Hoover War Debt Moratorium
In Paris the chamber of deputies clash over President Hoover’s proposed war debt moratorium. Louis Marin accuses Washington of an ultimatum, while Premier Laval rails against that charge and says France received no ultimatum.
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Paris
Hoover
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Marin
United States
France
Laval
Edge
Marin
Baggett Enters 1932 Run for North Carolina Attorney General
State Senator J R Baggett of Lillington announced his candidacy for attorney general to succeed Dennis G Brummitt. He positions himself as a Jeffersonian Democrat pledging equal justice for all interests including industry commerce agriculture labor and the professions while promising plain dealings and strong public service.
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Lillington
J. R. Baggett
North Carolina
Dennis G. Brummitt
Baggett
McLean
Peyton McSwain
Shelby
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Miss Gross
Emmanure] Lutheran Church
Freida Gross
Julia Simpson
Beadie Harbinson
Mary Gross
Louise Southern
Darla Myers
Helen Mceintyre
Margaret Gross
Helen Bowers
Virginia Welch
Lake Farrington
Mary McSwain
Sahoe Dodd
J. D. Holt
Ray von
Lexington Avenue
J. D. Bacon
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Bacon
Caroline York
C. A. York
Colonial Drive
Guilford General Hospital
High Point
Danville
Mr. Sowell
Ruth Greenwood
Consie E. Marion
Billie Greenwood
Filbert Steelman
Velma Spears
William Myers
Bennett
Miss Fine
Virginia
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Dorothy Fink
Hopkinsville
Miss Fink
Sara Everhart
Dorothy Jester
Beulah Lewallen
Lula Barker
Helen Marshall
Edna Sloope
Mary Elizabeth
Virginia Bennett
Ira Lee Eccles
Jack White
Joe Connor
Carl Connor
Garland Ridge
Bob Bogan
Fielding Kearns
Allan Barker
Oland David
Ray Daniel
Ansel Morris
T. G. Hutchins
Richmond
Robbins
Phillip Davis
Edward McEachern
Annie Robbins
Ella Burton Hutchison
Martha Armfield
McEachern
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Mies
Adelaide McAnally
Mary Eid Idol
Brantley McAdoo
Margaret Allen
Eleanor Idol
Virginia Smith
Elizabeth Brown
Elizabeth Reitzel
Grace
Becky
Walser
Katherine Hayworth
Ralph Slate
Mary Elizaes Perry
John Henry
C. C. Prince
Greensboro
Violete Weaver
Robert Gold
Charlies Woollen
Chapel Hill
California
R. L. Waynick
Asheville
L. G. Stone
Franklin Street
E. F. Pritchett
Adams- Millis Corporation
Sunset Drive
H. M. Weedon
Birmingham
Ala
L. W. Weedon
Charlotte
J. F. Deimid
Laurens
8. C
Chas. F. Weedon
South Hamilton Street
Rollins
Knickers
Els
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
White House
William Duncan Herridge
Washington
Herridge
Richard Southgate
Division of International Conferences
Rick IT
Brummitt
S. Main
Mann
the Ladies’ Store
Hutchens
Lipton
Kelloge
Maxwell House
Shady Dell
White’s Cornfield
Hutchen’s Department Food Store
Brown Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shoes
South Main Street
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