Jamis ons at Home Questioned Over Reported Shooting
Mr and Mrs J W Jamison were found at their High street home by police and avoided confirming or denying a Greensboro report that Mrs Jamison shot Mr Jamison. Detectives observed they were in good humor and denied details. A warrant for assault with a deadly weapon was said to exist in Greensboro. Mr Jamison runs High Point Tile and Mantel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jamison
High Street
Greensboro
Jamison
Mr. Jamison
W. M. Saunders
Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Mrs. Jamison
High Point Tile and Mantel Company
Camp Uwharrie Sets Scout Week Attendance Record
Ninety scouts attended Camp Uwharrie this week, the largest turnout ever for a single week. Including leaders, 105 people are at the camp as plans unfold for multiple events. On Wednesday a base ball and rifle team will visit Camp Graystone to duel Uwharrie. The Sunday honors count at 4 PM will name the five weeks’ top campers. George Armfield and Nelson Boyd were last week’s honorees. this week’s winners will be chosen Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Graystone
Greensboro
George Armfield
High Point
Nelson Boyd
Lexington
Betty Long Dies At 74 On Greensboro Highway
Mrs. Betty Elizabeth Long aged 74 died at her home on the Greensboro highway near County Sanitorium after four years of paralysis. Born May 31 1866 in Guilford County she was the wife of W A Long and mother of three sons Robert Willie and Shelly and a daughter Mrs T W Warner. She belonged to Holts Chapel church and funeral services were held there at 3 pm with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Elizabeth Long
W. A.long
Greensboro
Guilford County
Thomas
Ladie Harthcock
Robert
Willie
Shelly Long
T. W. Warner
Jamestown
Long
Holt’s Chapel
Hol’s Chapel
Altercations Leave Two Injured in Negro Neighborhood
Last night in a negro residential area a man was stabbed and another shot in the leg during separate altercations. A child was run down at Kivett drive crossing but escaped serious injury. Inez Brevard, 613 Elsie street, was fined $15 for stabbing Kelly Boykin, 512 Loflin street, at Fairview and Loflin. Albert Brevard, 1613 West street, 17, was shot in the left knee on North street after a daylong money dispute. attacker at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivett Drive
Yowg
Kelly Boykin
Loflin Street
Inez Brevard
Elsie Street
Fairview
Loflin Streets
High Point
CC. W. Morris
Lewis E. Teague
Albert Brevard
West Street
North Street
Brevard
High Point Hospital
Early Attending Raleigh Meeting
Lieut. T. A. Early of the State Highway patrol left this morning for Raleigh to attend the monthly lieutenants meeting with Capt. Co. D. Farmer. He is expected to return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Early
State Highway Patrol
Raleigh
Co. D. Farmer
Tar Heel photographic society holds first session
Photographers from across North Carolina gather in Morehead City for the opening session of the Tar Heel Photographic Society annual convention. The three day event begins with participants sharing techniques and previewing upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead City
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Yachtman Drowns After Boat Start Attempt
Lauren A. Norris, 55, famed for circumnavigating the globe, fell overboard and drowned while trying to start a small motorboat off Sausalito California yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyachtman
Sausalito
Cal
Lauren A. Norris
Rotarians Stage Annual Outing At Camp Thursday
Rotarians from High Point Thomasville and Lexington prepare for their annual outing at Camp Uwharrie. More than 100 members are expected for a fried chicken dinner at 6 30 with speaker Dick Douglas Georgetown University student and explorer of Africa and Alaska. The event will feature camp inspection swimming golf and new cabins funded by C J Amos and Clarence Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Council
Camp Uwharie
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Dick Douglas
Greensboro
Africa
Alaska
Mr. Douglas
Martin Johnsons
Putnam Ex
Georgetown University
Georgetown
C. J. Amos
Clarence Mackay
New York
New President of Charles Salsbury Local College
Rev G I Humphreys of Salisbury Maryland spoke at First Methodist Protestant Church and the new High Point College president delivered sermons on Elijah. Charles Baker Salsbury, Harvard graduate, is in Charleston sketching architecture for study and has drawn attention in a Charleston News and Courier feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salsbury
Old Charleston
First Methodist Protestant Church
G. I. Humphreys
D.D
Salisbury
Maryland
Humphreys
High Point College
Elijah
R. I. Farmer
Mark
Paul
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Hare
Harvard
Charles Baker Salsbury
J. M. S. Salsbury
Roland Park
Charleston
S. C
Charleston News and Courier
Greenwich Village
High Point
N. C
Going to Sleep in Church Theme by Dr Nabers Sermon
Dr. C H Nabers at First Presbyterian church used the Eutychus tale to warn against sleeping through worship. He questioned blame for churchyard fatigue, urging self examination and receptive prayer, noting the preacher and venue partly share fault but individuals remain responsible for attention.
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Nabers
C. H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Eutychus
Paul
God
Mrs Phoeb Craven Dies at 80 in Abbotts Creek Township
Mrs Phoebe A Craven age 80 widow of Pinkney Craven died at her home in Abbotts Creek township Sunday morning at 8 oclock after several weeks illness. Born High Point February 12 1850 she was daughter of the late Samuel and Abigail Welborn Pitts. Survived by brother J R Pitts Greensboro and sister Mrs Julia V Moore Asheville. Funeral from Springhill M P church Tuesday at 3 oclock by Rev J M Hilliard with interment in church cemetery.
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Phoebe A. Craven
Pinkney Craven
Abbotts Creek Township
High Point
Samuel and
Abigail Welborn Pitts
J. R. Pitts
Greensboro
Julia V. Moore
Asheville
Springhill M. P
J. M. Hilliard
the Baptist Church
Braves Beat Reds 10-5 Behind Spohrer’s Three RBI Day
Yesterday's stars include Al Spohrer of the Braves driving in three with a homer and double in a 10-5 victory over the Reds. Charley Root of the Cubs pitched the Cubs to first place, limiting the Robins to seven hits and seven strikeouts. Jimmy Reese of the Yankees hit a grand slam homer with the bases loaded to defeat the Indians. Ted Lyons of the White Sox held the Red Sox to two runs on seven hits in a 2-1 win.
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al Spohrer
Braves
Reds
Charley Root
Cubs
Robins
Jimmy Reese
Yankees
Indians
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Red Sox
Phones for Vatican Install 800 Lines In State
A telephone company completes arrangements to install 800 telephones in the Vatican State. A solid gold instrument is to be made for the Pope, with other high officials receiving phones in other precious metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican Rome
Vatican State
Deaf audience use headphone system for talkies
In London a theater enables partially deaf patrons to hear cinema sound via an amplifier feeding several seats. Headphones can be rented at extra cost so individuals regulate volume to their preference, making talkies more accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sermons End Pentecost Series At Wesley Memorial
Reverend John W. Moore of Wesley Memorial concluded a five Sunday Pentecost observance with a morning sermon on The Everliving Church at 11. The evening service featured Misjudging Safeguards advocating trust in God’s protections and noting parental duties for child safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Auditorium
John W. Moore
Everliving Church
Preachers urge moral guidance for children and parents
The text advocates Christian parents study their children's nature to guide moral and spiritual development and urges Christians to walk in the narrow way for an abundant life.
Lewis and Alberts Divide Golf Prize
E. V. Lewis and A. M. Alberts split the Meadowbrook golf prize for nearest the average score in the blind bogie tourney. Each turned in a score of 57 for the 12 Gray Goose golf balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Lewis
A. M. Alberts
Meadowbrook
Glover to Transfer to Asheville Ninth District
Patrolman R. R. Glover will leave High Point on the first of July for Asheville to continue duties in the ninth district after three months in the fifth district. He will be succeeded here by Patrolman Zebulon Weaver Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Glover
High Point
Asheville
Zebulon Weaver, Jr
Officials to Attend North Carolina Traffic League Meeting
J S Sizemore secretary of the chamber of commerce and J T Ryan traffic bureau chair will travel to Raleigh for the first meeting of the North Carolina Traffic League. The event at the Sir Walter hotel starts at 1 30 pm with J E Millis of AdamsMillis corp among expected attendees. The group aims to craft a plan to push for fair freight rates for North Carolina shippers against railroad and Interstate Commerce Commission discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sk’. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Ryan
Raleigh
North Carolina Traffic League
Sir Walter Hotel
High Point
J. E. Millis
Adams-Millis Corporation
League
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Jamisons
Mrrs. Jamison
Swalesc
W. Broad
Camp Uwharrie
Betty Long
Kivett Drive Crossing
M. P. Church
First Presbyterian
Phoeb Craven
City
EFIRD
DE Luxe Cafe
E. Washington St
Auto Wash
College St
Talkies
Elwood Cafe
la Carte
AIR Flight
Auto Tire Accessory Co
Screenshare
Friene
T&62
High Point Phone
Mr. Moore
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
Sid
High Point Candy Company
Glover
KF. J. Sizemore
Down-and
the Bank of Service
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V.A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Piedmont Building & Loan
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
A. Matton
W. C. Idol
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