High Point Elections Set for Tuesday Meetings
The High Point Republican Executive committee will decide on a full ticket, meeting at 7 30 in the office of BE Wright. Guilford County Board of Elections will meet in Greensboro Tuesday to appoint the High Point election board, which currently has two Democrats and one Republican.
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Guilford County Elections Board
High Point Republican
Guilford County
High Point
Guilford
Ragan
Walter Criseman
A. Coke Cecil
High City sued by James Adams over unpaid balance
Ramsey reporter notes James Adams filed suit in a municipal court claiming the city of High 1 owes him 8508.20 for stone construction work begun after a contract on April 4 1985. Adams says work was accepted and $400 paid, leaving 8508.20 due.
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High 1
James Adams
Ipal
Adams
Bootleg Whiskey Raid Leads to Bonds for Two Men
Police raid on a residence at 400 street found four gallons and a quart of bootleg whiskey. Joe Giles, 23, and Fred Wil 48, both of the address, were placed in bonds of 800 dollars each.
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Joe Giles
Fred Wil
Welch Memorial Baraca Class to Hear Dr Andrews
Dr. T Wingate Andrews superintendent of city schools and head of the Parriss Bible class is scheduled as guest speaker for Welch Memorial Baraca and Young Men's Bible classes. All members are urged to attend.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Parriss
Welch Memorial
Theft Reported From Truck At Grimes and Willowbrook
H I Apple reports theft from a parked truck at the Grimes and Willowbrook intersection. Missing items include a grey tweed coat a black leather coat a sheepskin collar and a blanket.
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H. I. Apple
South Main
Grimes
Ilowbrook Streets
That's One on Nil: Summer Show by Union Nil Faculty
The faculty and community of Union Nil will present a three act play this summer at the school. Proceeds go to benefit the Parent-Teach association.
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Community of Union Nil
Parent-Teach Association
P. Chandler Plans Baltimore Trip and Family Visit
P. Chandler departs Monday morning for Baltimore and nearby areas to visit his in law Ben Lyon who is recovering at his sister's home. He will return around the end of the week.
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S. P. Chandler
Baltimore
Imore
Ben BF. Lyon
City
Mr. Jer
Local Couple Seeks Divorce in High Point Court
Bame yesterday filed for divorce from his wife ce Game in High Point municipal court on grounds of separation for over two years. They wed September 13, 1921 and separated February 15, 1933 according to the complaint.
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Bame
Sult
High Point Municipal Court
Ce Game
Tion
Ted
Acto
Corres TO MEET Drum and Bugle Corps of American Legion
The drum and bugle corps of the American Legion will meet tonight at 8 20 for rehearsal in preparation for a parade on March 18. All corps must attend carsals to arrange the Sanford trip.
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Drum and Bugle Corps of American Legion
Sanford
Come der Kh
Suges
Building Permits Issued For Home Renovations And New Garage
The city issued permits for three projects including Mrs. George Wilson’s remodel at 407 West Street costing about $600 and Washburn Oil Company’s two story residence work on Raton Street with repairs valued at $600. Martha Shepherd’s plan to build a new garage at 311 bvard between Lindsay and Link streets estimates $50. Fire Chief E. K. Ingram announced the figure yesterday.
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George Wilson
West Street
Dalton
Oak Streets
Washburn Oil Company
Raton Street
Elm Streets
Martha Shepherd
Bvard
Ween Lindsay
Link Streets
Ris
E. K. Ingram Yester
Police Seek Fray Hendrix Return After Knoxville Plea
In Knoxville Tennessee Chief of Police W G Friddle sought to move Frank Hendrix to High Point police for a preliminary hearing on safebreaking and theft charges tied to a night robbery at Pickett Cotton mill. G W Pattelle W A Bradberry and Robert Miller were bound over for superior court in Greensboro after municipal court arraignment.
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Lewis E. Teague
Greensboro
Friddle
Hendrix
Cooking School To Be Held By Woman's Club
The High Point Woman's Club will sponsor Sally Sothern cooking school at the Paramount theater on March 20 21 and 22 to raise funds for the Give a Lunch program aiding needy school children. Mrs Alva Moore will direct the event. prizes include an electric range and an ice refrigerator.
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High Point Woman’s Club
Sally Sothern
Paramount Theater
Alva Moore
Mra. Moore
Griffin
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Asheville
Woman’s Club
Sale of Peace Property At Greensboro Courthouse Steps
The Mary Elizabeth Peace property comprising 18 13 acres near Oak Hill church will be sold at auction Monday at 2 PM from the Greensboro courthouse steps. D H Parsons is the commissioner. Earlier ads incorrectly listed March 14 as the date. the sale is tomorrow.
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Oak Hill Church
Mary Elizabeth Peace
Greensboro
D. H. Parsons
the Vale
Tattletales And Triflers
Teddy McEachern, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McEachern, formerly teases bulldog John by grabbing legs and flipping him, entertaining himself with a rough play that has the patient dog enduring the antics.
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Teddy McEachern
E. M. McEachern
Hardee Apartments
John the Baptist
John
McEachern
Teddy
Peppered paper stops neighbor’s dog from chewing mail
A well known local resident bound his neighbor’s dog from chewing the daily paper by placing a peppered old issue at the usual delivery spot. The dog sniffed and sneezed, then shredded attempts ceased as the pepper deterred further chewing.
High Point college pledges set for Hell Week rituals
About forty students will limp around two weeks from now as action unfolds Tuesday. The spring rush for fraternities and sororities has driven a week of banquets and dances. Bids issued Monday will trigger a second rush mid month with initiation rites featuring all night hikes treasure hunts cemetery expeditions and paddles.
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High Point College
PoliceTeetotal Order Prohibits Beer On Duty
Chief W G Friddie issues a department wide order banning beer while on duty or in uniform effective March 1. Violations carry severe penalties. Some officers praise the move while others lament it as a clash of duty and personal habit.
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W G. Friddie
Program For Elimination Of Crossing Is Planned
Frank J. Sizemore of the Chamber of Commerce says a meeting at city hall Tuesday at 7 30 pm will select one of four grade crossing elimination plans for possible PWA grant funding. Attendees include city officials and merchants groups with wider invitations. He notes plans vary from track elevation to underpasses and track relocation and urges a definite program to secure funds.
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City Hall
Public Works Administration
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Merchant’s Association
High Point
Southern Railway
Sizemore
Manent
State Highway and Public Works Commission
PWA
Bishop McDowell Preaches Today at Wesley Memorial
The north ern branch bishop William Fraser McDowell preaches tonight at 7 20 and each night through Friday at Wesley Memorial church He is noted for interdenominational work and unification efforts among Methodists Also tonight central Friends church hosts father and son banquet with Clyde Milner Guilford College president and music by Robert Fearing and Norman Fiddler among others
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J. Henry Highsmith
State Department of Education
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Coke Cecil
Republican Party
High Point Township
Methodist Episcopal Curch
William Fraser McDowell
Bishop McDowell
Wesley Memorial Church
Federal Council of Churches
Washington
Metropolitan Memorial M. EB
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
School of Christ
Father and Son
Annex
June Barker
Brotherhood Committee
Robert Fearing
Norman Fiddler
Brotherhood Gospel
J. Carl Hill
David H. Parsons
CCC
Horace Haworth
Men's Brotherhood
Alphesus M
Bible School Opens and Campaign Planned at Local Church
The Church of Christ holds Bible school at 9 45 and worship at 11 00 with sermons on Gods Covenants in the morning and Two Ways to Eternity in the evening. An evangelistic campaign begins March 24 led by M B Miller of Mountain City Tenn with Pastor Dennis Helsabeck.
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Church OF Christ Bible Schools
M. B. Miller
Mountain City
Tenn
Dennis Helsabeck
L. G. Jones Fined for Assault in Greensboro Court
L G Jones former High Point police officer was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced by Judge Thomas J Shaw to pay a 200 fine plus costs The fine is due 100 now and the balance in July Also High Point resident M C Seward was sentenced for reckless driving and ordered to pay costs and 40 damages to the witness vehicle
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Greensboro
L. G. Jones
High Point
Thomas J. Shaw
Superior Court
M. C. Seward
Ranger tests planes in cold Maine waters
The aircraft carrier Ranger has moved to waters off Maine to study how its 72 aircraft perform in freezing conditions and assess the impact of low temperatures on aircraft functions and effectiveness.
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Ranger
Maine
Quaker Groups Protest Liquor Bills Circulate Petitions
Quaker ministers and laymen from five Deep River Quarterly Meeting churches urged petitions against the Hill liquor control bill and any liquor expansion plans. The meeting at Oak Hill Friends Church directed clerks to contact state senators and representatives protesting temperance measures. The session included talks by Rev. Lewis McFarland and Rev. Baud Bulla, a luncheon, and reports on finance and missions with a net membership gain reported in four of five congregations.
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Hill
Deep River Quarterly Meeting of Friends
Oak Hill
Lewis McFarland
Raud Bulla
Deep River Quarterly Meeting
Central
Archdale
Springfield
Deep River
Oak Hill Church
Clara Cox
Orianna James
Bible Schools
Home and Foreign Missions
Old Deep River Meeting House
Internal Revenue Collections for February Hit $20,051,340
Greensboro March 2 Special Internal revenue collections for the North Carolina district in February totaled 20,051,340.07 dollars, reported by Collector Co H Robertson. He disclosed the figure and noted the district’s performance for the month.
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Greensboro
Internal Revenue
North Carolina
Co. H. Robertson
Robertson
Teachers and aviation leaders plan Friday meetings here
Unit chairmen of ERE and teachers meet Friday with Charles E. McIntosh and Dr J Henry Highsmith on the program. A separate aviation project aims to build 25 low cost planes in a new plant with a 90 acre site, led by George R. Field and Karl Kraff as adviser.
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George R. Field
Mr. Field
Department of Commerce
Field
Industrial Electric Company
Fred J. Bartlett
Hammond Aircraft Corporation
Hammond
Ill G
Karl Kraff
University of Wisconsin
North Central
North Carolina
Lucy Jo Abels
Emma Blair
Brentwood
J. Henry Highsmith
State Department of Education
Charles E. McIntosh
Mary G. Scarborough
Emma Blair Nursery School
Miss Scarborough
Brentwood Nursery School
W. H. Jones
Brentwood School
Abels
Collections for first eight months exceed prior period
Collections for the first eight months of the fiscal year total 182 045 833 dollars, about 16 million above the 166 323 565 dollars collected in the same period last year and 8 18 for the 1933 fiscal year.
Annual Society Day at High Point College
William H. Hunter delivered the principal address at the seventh annual Society Day of the Akrothinian and Artemesian Literary societies at High Point College. The morning program and banquet drew over a hundred participants with talks on education and liberty.
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William H. Hunter
Greensboro
High Point College
Hunter
Pattie Bartee
College
Artemesian Society
Mary Lewis Skeen
Artemesian
D. Kermit Cloniger
Hauser
Clarence T. Morris
Akrothinian
Clarence Morris
G. I. Humphreys
Ernestine van Cannon
Akrothinian Society
Paul Owen
Henry C. Furches
Thaleans
Nikanthans
Ministers Meeting At Wesley Memorial With Bishop McDowell
High Point Ministers association gathers at Wesley Memorial church Monday at 10 30 in the morning. Bishop William Fraser McDowell of Washington DC will speak during his stop in the city for sermons at Wesley Memorial. Invited guests include ministers from the region beyond the local group.
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High Point Ministers Association
Wesley Memorial Church
William Fraser McDowell
Washington, D. C
McDowell
1934 Auto Ownership Rises by One Million Vehicles
The increase in automobile ownership by about 1,000,000 vehicles in 1934 over 1933 added roughly 2,000 more miles of roads filled with cars across the nation.
1929 Automobile Dominates 1934 Used Car Sales
A recent survey finds the 1929 automobile accounted for 26.22 percent of all used car sales in 1934, indicating the enduring popularity and resale value of older models.
Mexico Aims to Build Its Own Aircraft Industry
The government of Mexico encourages national aircraft manufacturing to place the country in a position to produce its own planes and equipment.
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Mexico
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Igh Point Board
CTTY
Ph. Andrews
Chandler
Frank Hendrix
Friddie
Knoxville Police
Woman's Club
Enterprise
M. E
Central Friends
DR. Highsmith
ERA
Riendly
A.J. Koonce
South Main ST
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