Luncheon for Farley Opens Celebration Week in High Point
The luncheon and ticket committee for High Point celebrations plans a 1 PM luncheon at the Sheraton hotel with Postmaster General James A. Farley as guest of honor. Tickets cost 1.50, funds cover luncheon costs and celebration preparations. after lunch attendees proceed by car to the new post office for Farley’s dedication speech.
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High Point
Sheraton
James A. Farley Wail
Fickkew
Tere
Craton Hotel
Carter Dalton
South Main
East Green Streets
All Bran praised for relief of constipation
Mrs. Schneider writes that Kellogg's All Bran eliminates constipation without pills and improves iron in the blood. The letter describes the cereal's lettuce like bulk, gentle passage, and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily, with medical consultation if needed. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Quarterly Meeting of Friends Set for Saturday at Deep River
The Deep River Quarterly Meeting of Friends will convene at the old Deep River church starting at 11 oclock. It draws from Central Archdale Springfield Oak Hill and Deep River Friends churches. Reports will be submitted in preparation for the Yearly Meeting. Morning worship, a noon meal on the grounds, and no afternoon business session are planned.
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Deep River Quarterly Meeting of Friends
Old Deep River
Deep River Quarterly Meeting
Central
Archdale
Springfield
Oak Hill
Deep River Friends
Fire damages negligible in Willowbrook stove blaze
Firemen were called yesterday afternoon to extinguish a small blaze in the home of B. V. Colline on Willowbrook street. Origin said to be a stove. Damage was negligible as companies two six and the aerial truck responded to the alarm.
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B. V. Colline
Willowbrook Street
Aerie
Playground To Open For Colored Children July Fourth
A new playground for colored children will be formally opened July fourth at the rear of St Mark's M E church on East Washington street under the colored branch of the Y M C A. It will feature a tennis court swings see saws slides sand boxes and horseshoe courts with a special program to be announced. All colored children of the city are invited to use the facility.
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St. Mark's M. E
East Washington Street
Y. M
Light docket in High Point Municipal Court
Fourteen cases disposed this morning. Defendants include Carl Armstrong fined costs for assault. Mildred McLaughlin fined costs and ordered to pay victim’s medical bill for assault with a deadly weapon. Etta Moore fined costs for assault with a deadly weapon. Charlie Agner disorderly conduct with suspended sentence. Marvin L Clodfelter abandonment and non support nol pros with leave. Frank Tyson assault nol pros leave. John Boyd disorderly conduct suspended on condition to stay away from witness and pay half costs. N H Southern violation of prohibition law. Frank Saferight escaped from prison camp given extra three months. Romnus Myers assault with a deadly weapon four months in county jail. Blanch Fullard assault with a deadly weapon three months. Bell Funderburke violation of prohibition law applied for jury trial. W T Regan drunk and disorderly fined costs. Andrew Springs violation of prohibition law fined costs and three months in county jail.
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High Point
Carl Armstrong
Mildred McLaughlin
Etta Moore
Charlie Agner
Marvin L. Clodfelter
Bell Funderburke
W. T. Regan
Andrew Springs
Abels to Aid Kenfield at Chicago Country Club
Byron Abels son of Mr and Mrs B B Abels leaves for Chicago to spend summer months with John F Kenfield coach of UNC tennis team. Kenfield teaches tennis and golf at Lake Shore Country club and will assist Renfield with his work. He plans to enter UNC this fall.
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Byron Abels
B. B. Abels
Chicago
John F. Kenfield
University of North Carolina
Kenfield
Lake Shore Country Club
Renfield
George L Hackney Tendered Asheville Manager Post
George L Hackney a Lexington furniture maker and former Southern Furniture Market association president has been tendered the Asheville city manager job. He told The Enterprise he is considering the offer though no decision has been made. Hackney previously resided in Asheville and ran printing and newspaper ventures including the Gazette News, now the Asheville Times.
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George L. Hackney
Lexington Furniture
Southern Furniture Market Association
Asheville
Lexington
Hackney
Gazette News
Freak Tomato Appears With External Growths
A tomato sent to The Enterprise by A. L. Hammer shows numerous sprouts on its surface. The unusual fruit was placed at the office for observation and description.
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A. L. Hammer
Price Plus Sales Tax Policy Widely Adopted in High Point Stores
Merchants in High Point held meetings to decide on sales tax implementation. Most department, furniture, and clothing stores will add tax to prices starting tomorrow following Schedule Two. Drug stores have not finalized policy. five and ten cent shops likely to follow Schedule Four with tax exemptions on five cent items and coupons for ten cent purchases.
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Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Two Ganges In Sales Tax Plan
Revenue Commissioner A J Maxwell announced two revisions in the general sales tax rules effective at midnight. The changes cover exchange and barter of goods and sales by wholesalers to non merchants with a 3 percent tax rate and a special 1/25 percent rate for select manufacturing and processing sales. The note adds a registration tax of one dollar. The article ends with a joke line about heath hen extinction.
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Raleigh
A. J. Maxwell
Pork Cuts Listing Note From Historical Market
A fragmented list shows various pork cuts with measurements and pricing hints. Items include pork chops and roast with sizes noted, plus mentions of reef steak and stew meat, hinting at a mid 20th century meat market catalog.
Allen Winslow Dies at 10:15 A.M.
Allen J. Winslow longtime Belk-Stevens salesman died at his home 307 Osborne Street at 10 15 this morning after a six week illness. He was born in Randolph County June 6 1867 and had lived here 25 years. Survived by widow Lula Suits two daughters Sadie and Bertha Coltrane one half brother John T Winslow one half sister Nerius Osborne five grandchildren. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Allen J. Winslow
Belk-Stevens Company
Osborne Street
Mr .Winslow
Randolph County
Thomas and
Abigail Parker Winslow
Pastors Attack Metzger Plan At AAAS Session
Pittsburgh June 30 ministers of the United Presbyterian church opposed Prof. Charles R. Metzger proposal for divorce by mutual consent. They argued marriage aims at a permanent home foundation for society and warned against lowering standards as weak thinking. The assembly heard a merger study update and will continue review another year before action.
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Pittsburgh
Charles R. Metzger
Indiana University
Association For the Advancement of Science
United Presbyterian Church
W. B. Anderson
Board of Foreign Missions
C. B. Hawthorne
United Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
Jeffress Removed To Duke Hospital
Raleigh June 30. Chairman E. B. Jeffress of the state highway commission, ill with a streptococcic throat infection and pyelonephritis, was moved to Duke hospital in Durham for constant care. He had been confined to his hotel room. Mrs. Jeffress accompanied him.
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Raleigh
E. B. Jeffress
State Highway Commission
Duke Hospital
Durham
Highway Commission
North Carolina Deficit Seen At 13 Million
Raleigh June 30. The state deficit at the end of the fiscal year is expected to reach about 13 750 000 dollars according to budget bureau executive Henry Burke. Final figures won't be available for about a week. Tomorrow Frank L. Dunlap will take over as assistant budget director, succeeding Burke who declined the official title.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Henry Burke
Budget Bureau
Burke
Frank L. Dunlap
Robbers Break In Take Jewelry From Mrs Ginocchio Home
In Little Rock two armed men entered the home of Mrs John A Ginocchio widow of the former postmaster on a ruse. They bound her daughter and two sisters and escaped with jewelry valued at 6500 dollars.
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Little Rock
Ark
John A. Ginocchio
Three New Appointments Set For City Offices
Three new faces will join the city administration tomorrow after a city council special session. E. K. Ingram returns as fire chief, W. L. Sprye becomes sanitary officer, and W. R. Hull takes the warden post at the city lake. A conference with Herbert Ingram’s account was settled with Ingram as security, and the public utilities committee recommended lowering the minimum motor horsepower for the commercial power rate from two to one half.
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E. K. Ingram
Fire Department
A. B. Horney
Mr. Ingram
W. L. Sprye
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Claude Hussey
W. R. Hull
Hubert Sechrest
BE. M. Knox
Herbert Ingram
Public Utilities Committee
W. F. McGee Infant Claimed By Death
Friends of Mr and Mrs W F McGee of Glenoa regret to learn of the death of their infant son Billy Sammy at a local hospital yesterday noon. Survived by parents Lina Wall McGee and W F McGee two sisters Corrie and Wilma and brothers Roy Arnold and Robert. Interment today at 11 in Glenora Baptist church cemetery.
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W. F. McGee
Glenoa
Billy Sammy
W. F
Lina Wall McGee
Corrie
Wilma McGee
Roy
Arnold
Robert McGee
Glenora Baptist Church Cemetery
Clemency Sought for W B Vann in Manslaughter Case
A Guilford county group led by State Senator Capus Waynick asks parole commissioner Edwin M. Gill to recommend clemency for W B Vann of High Point, an 18 month sentence for manslaughter after a deadly automobile accident. Vann is described as a respected citizen.
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Raleigh
Som
Guilford County
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
Edwin M. Gill
W. B. Vann
Vann
Waynick
Banquet tonight marks closing of North Carolina Methodist Protestant training school
A campus banquet in High Point College dining room will climax the Leade Training School session begun Monday with about 115 to 120 attendees. Rev F L Gibbs of Westminster will toast, Dr P E Lindley will give a short address, music led by Rev E B Ballard, and a devotional period follows. Dr Fred G Holloway concludes his address series tonight at 8 with a dedication service and remarks on the Gospel of Mark urging Bible reading.
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High Point College
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Church
Westminster Theological Seminary
Holloway
Mark
Peter
Peetr
Jesus
Lions Club Barbecue Hosted at H A Cecil Farm
The High Point Lions club held a barbecue at the H A Cecil farm last night. Prof R R Davis performed as a trick accordion artist and Potts Twining shared humorous stories. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the entertainment.
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Lions Club
H. A. Cecil
High Point Lions Club
R. R. Davis
Potts Twining
Young sea lions learn to swim amid deadly drownings
An expert swimmer in adulthood, the young sea lion must be taught the skill, yet thousands drown each year during the learning process.
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Farley
Mr. Farley
C. Clark
C. H. Ellis
L. W. Flythe
W. J. Fraley
Joe Snider
EB. Mendenhall
H. N. Pattison
Silas B. Casey
Rotary Club
Princess Cafe
Servens N. EB. Russell
Lowe
Wagger Jewelry Company, Inc
N. Main
Lewis E. Teague
Maxwell
Seward’s Market
East Commerce
Veal
Zhe
Florida
Allen Winslow
Metzger
Jeffress
N. C
Ingram
Hull
Sechrest
City Lake
Sprye
Sykes Florist
Momase Sus
W. McGuinn Realty
Washington &T
Methodist Protestant Training School
Dean Lindley
Dr. Holloway
Ruby
Elgin
S. Main St
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Also
J. W. Clinard
H. Ellas
Sears
North Main ST
High Point, N. C
Cable St
Max Bones
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