Six People Die In District Auto Crashes Last Month
Report from Lieut. T. A. Farly shows six fatalities in district auto accidents last month. two on state patrolled highways, including Mrs. J. B. Bumgardner of Thomasville and Mrs. W. M. Terrell of Reidsville. Remaining deaths occurred on city streets or unpatrolled roads. Patrol logged 23 arrests, 127 warnings, and varied traffic data totaling fines of 345.60 and costs of 220.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Barry
T. A. Farly
J. B. Bumgardner
Thomasville
W. M. Terrell
Reidsville
Way No
Terrell
Greensboro
Choir Broadcast Of Miles Standish Cantata At Radio
The Junior choir of First Methodist Protestant church presents a radio performance of The Courtship of Miles Standish tomorrow evening from 6 to 7 45 p m on WNRC Greensboro studio Henry hotel. Miss Sue Iverhart sings Priscilla with others in the choir. Ernestine Vincannon accompanies. Rev EB Balard directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Miles Standish
WNRC
Greensboro
Henry
Priscilla Mullins
John Alden
Longfellow
Ira Wilson
Sue Iverhart
Priscilla
Ernestine Vincannon
EB. Lester Ballard
City plans to condemn street crossing after ruling
Judge Teague held the city cannot compel Southern Railway to build a crossing without first securing a right-of-way across the railroad property. The suits against the railroad were heard together. the attorney for the railroad was Carter Dalton and R C Kelly. city counsel included G H Jones and Archie Myatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Teague
Southern Railway Company
Hoskins Street
R. C. Kelly
Railroad Company
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
Peacock and Dalton
G. H. Jones
Archie Myatt
Dalton
Splendid Affair Marks Lions Banquet At Country Club
The High Point Lions club held a charter banquet at the country club with over 110 attendees including visiting officials and spouses. Judge G H Hastings presented the charter in the absence of District Governor Ed Whitaker who was sick at home in Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions Club
Country Club
G. H. Hastings
Winston Salem
Lions International
Ed. S. Whitaker
Gastonia
Fred H. Morris
Kernersville
C. A. York
R. M. Andrews
High Point College
EF. M. Knox
T. A. Sykes
Rotary Club
8. S. Coe
Civitan Club
Brooks Reitzel
American Business Club
Grover C. Jones
Monarch Club
John O’beirne
Salvation Army
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
David T. Yow
W. F. Bailey
Lions Clubs
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Statesville
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Whitaker
Lions
A. J. Koonce
EB. B. Stimson
J. Gurney Briggs
Hastings
J. W. Woollen
W. R. Shaffer
Fred H Morris
York
Sneeze Band Orchestra
Winston-Salem
Mr. Woollen
FF. H. Barrett
A. E B. Wells
L. W. Flythe
G. J. Johnson
Lion Tanner
W. K. Nance
N. W. Bales
H. A. Cecil
Rey
W. Ss. Stone
al Boynton
Jennings Johnson
Alfred Robinson
Charles Macintosh
Elmer Sensenbach
Plummer Anderson
Paul Williamson
Lon Russell
Leo Welch
Bertram Owens
Grover Farr
Mayne Bundy
Glenn Ward
Unknown 1862 city note raises Asheville debt
Asheville officials discovered a hidden bonded debt when a 20 cent note dated November 12 1862 surfaced at city hall. Frederick Rutledge sent the note to the mayor with compliments but it remains an outstanding obligation. The note was signed by A T Sumney city secretary and H J Aston mayor bearing serial No 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Frederick Rutledge
A. T. Sumney
H. J. Aston
Dills and Stiley Face Court Action Over Street Incident
Eva Dills a young white woman found semi conscious in the street faced municipal court today on counts of drunkenness and immoral vagrancy and received 30 day jail terms in both. Grace Stiley a white woman was fined 5 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay 10 dollars to the welfare department for alleged assault and related conduct. Dills testified she and Stiley lived together and that Stiley struck her and drove her from the house, while Stiley admitted striking and said both were intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Dills
Grace Stiley
Dills
Stiley
Hi-Y clubs elect 38 new members at local high school
The senior and junior Hi-Y clubs at the local high school announced 38 new inductees for the coming year. Senior members include Harvey Curles as president with officers Wade Marlette as adviser and William Hayes Alfred Moffitt James McLaurin Edgar Allen and William McAnally in various roles. Junior officers Nolan Reid Albert McAnally Jack White Byron Abels and Joe Watkins will preside as they induct rising sophomores and announce new members such as Cable Harris Billie Freeze Carson Tucker Robert Taylor Edward Rankin Everette Wood Edward Woollen Arthur Marsh Robert Cook Leonard Koonce George Armfield Harold Kearns Joseph Jarrell Billy Weisner Harless Harris Blount Chegson Jack Henry N L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Wade Marlette
Charles E. Spencer
Harvey Curles
William Hayes
Alfred Moffitt
James McLaurin
Edgar Allen
William McAnally
Robert Hoskins
John Jennings
Clarence Canada
David Welborn
Floyd Adams
Harris Jarrell
Bill Snow
Gatewood Shipman
Gilbert Clinard
Frank Sizemore
C. T. Ingram
Winfred Hinkle
Chase Idol
Alton Spillman
Burt Asbury
Frank Parker
Walter Murray
Edward Phibbs
Billy Sheloff
Frank Carpenter
Nolan Reid
Albert McAnally
Jack White
Blount Chegson
Jack Henry
N. L. Smith
Radio League To Meet In Charlotte On March 21 22
The convention of the American Radio league members from the southeastern states will be held in Charlotte March 21 and 22. About 100 members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio League
Charlotte
American Radio League
Southeastern States
Funeral Held For Mrs. W. O. Lomax
Funeral services for Mrs. W. O. Lomax were held at her home 402 Montheu avenue with Rev. O. L. Rath officiating. Pallbearers from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company included Herman Taylor and W. B. Price. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Lomax
Montheu Avenue
O. L. Rath
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Metropolitian Life Insurance Company
Herman Taylor
W. B. Price
W. H. Tull
KB. P. Buck
F. Kelly
H. C. Parks
P. A. Clifton
Early to Attend Federal Court
Lieut. T. A. Early head of the State Highway Patrol fifth district left this afternoon for Rockingham to attend Federal court. A greyhound is known to run 525 yards in less than 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Early
Rockingham
What Shall I Do for Gray Hair
An advice column favors Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for restoring gray hair. The home or ready to use solution is applied with a comb or brush, gradually returning hair to its original color by morning. The ad asserts the product leaves a natural look and is undetectable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Strawn
Wyth
Wyeth
Ady
Franks Transferred To Highway Patrol Here
Mack Franks has been transferred from Asheville in the ninth district to the State Highway Patrol here to replace G. K. Fontaine who left yesterday for Marion in the eighth district. Franks was elected after the death of George Thompson of Lexington who was killed near Wadesboro on his first day on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Franks
Asheville
State Highway Patrol
G. K. Fontaine
Marion
Mr. Franks
State
George Thompson
Lexington
Wadesboro
Regular meeting of High Point Chapter No 70 RA M
The High Point Chapter No 70 Royal Arch Masons holds a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 pm for the annual election of officers. Attendance is urged for all members. By Order A Lee Gibson High Priest W B Beerndon Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High ~ Point
Last Rites Observed for Four Year Old Hare
Mineral services for Lloyd Waitsel Hare four year old son of Mr and Mrs J J Ware were held at the Pentecostal Holiness church with Rev J K Goins officiating A brief service preceded departure from 328 Greer Street Pallbearers were Jasper Honeycutt Arthur Norman Leonza Hare and Dan Richardson Flowers carried by Sadie Melvin Ellen Holbrooks Jaudie Coletrane Virginia Wood Minnie Joyce and Carrie Norman Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Waitsel Hare
J. J. Ware
Pentecostal Holiness Church
J. K. Goins
Greer Street
Jasper Honeycutt
Arthur Norman
Leonza Hare
Dan Richardson
Sadie Melvin
Elen Holbrooks
Jaudie Coletrane
Virginia Wood
Minnie Joyce
Carrie Norman
Oakwood Cemetery
Black Bear to Perform at Grimes Street School
The educated pony Black Bear, owned by Thomas Barrett of Briarcliff NY, will give a show tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Grimes Street School. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bear
Grimes St
Thomas Barrett
Briarcliff
N. Y
Grimes Street School
Admission Fee Plan Aimed at School Fundraiser
A small charge for admission is proposed to raise money for school purposes. The measure seeks to garner support from attendees and boost school funds through this event.
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Bach
Newaman
Lions Club
G. TH. Hastings
American Theater
National Music League
New York City
Musical Art Club
Ethel Luening
Phyllis Kraeuter
C. James Velie
Elon College
Miss Luening
Mozart
Freudweil
Listz
Strauss
Miss Kraeuser
Boellman
Granados
High Point
the Great Evangelist
Cyclone Mack
Guilford County
the Tabernacle
West Green and
Ward Streets
High Point, N. C
Hill
Hill’s
J. O. Connor & Son
General Contractors Building
Washington Street
Caroline Coal and Transfer Co
Mallory &T
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Franks
Highway Patrol
Royal Arch Masons
A. Lee Gibson
W. BE. Beerndon
Secy
Commercial National Bank
High Point Perpetual Building
The
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
American Service Company
W. A. Davis Ice and Coal
Arctic Ice and Coal CO
Belvedere Hotel
48Th Street
Broadway
Times Square
Curtis A. Hale
Mgr
Hutchens
Cief
New York
Hutchens Department Food Store
East Washington Street
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