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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1931

Page

8

Four Day Automobile Show Opens in High Point

The EEEP set page and stage for a four day automobile show at Stephens Tabernacle beginning Wednesday at noon under The Enterprise. Dealers from across the Piedmont region will display cars representing all price classes with many models seen at New York and other eastern shows. Factory reps praised the event as a landmark High Point effort offering roomier faster and safer cars for less money with demonstrations of new terms like free wheeling and synchromesh gear shift.

Stephens Tabernacle Enterprise North Carolina High Point Piedmont New York Boston Baltimore

Public recreation leaders to address Virginia-North Carolina meet

Mayor C A York city manager FE M Knox and John C Abels chair of the park and playground commission are invited to speak at the Virginia North Carolina conference on public recreation in Charlotte from March 26 to 28. Abels has accepted to discuss facilities for public recreation opening day. York and Knox will likely speak with topics to be determined. Local commission members plan to attend and discuss topics on leisure programs financing education health and adult recreation.

C. A. York John C. Abels Park and Playground Commission FE. M. Knox Charlotte Abels York Mr. Knox

Arrest Negro For Stealing Money From Cafe Owner

Sam Jackson an 18 year old colored youth from Bruton flats was jailed charged with stealing a money bag containing about 30 dollars from W. T. Brown cafe owner at 116 South Hamilton Street. Detectives Smith and Whitlow arrested him after a partial description led to a confession. The bag held 9 dollars in dimes 4 dollars in nickels and about 16 dollars in tens and fives.

Sam Jackson Bruton Flats W. T. Brown Hamilton Street Jackson Smith Whitlow Brown St

City Park Golf Course to Open in May in High Point

High Point announces a new nine hole City Park Golf Course on South Main land donated by the Blair family will open in early May. Grass on fairways is growing well and needs care to avoid trampling before greens are ready in July. The course features five bridges a temporary clubhouse and planned tennis courts with future expansion.

High Point Blair John C. Abels City Park and Playground Commission Abels Fes Es Boe Winston-Salem North Carolina

Boys Accused of Stealing Chicken Run Over and Killed

Mrs J W Gray of Highland mill community said two white youths Bud Chandler and Welborn Wilson swerved their car to run over a Rhode Island Red rooster then stopped and tried to flee with it. warrants for larceny and a drunkenness disorderly conduct charge were sworn out.

J. W. Gray Highland Mill Rhode Island Bud Chandler Young Street Welborn Wilson Textile Street Nance and Batley Chandler

Commission Aims to Enhance Local Setting Appeal

The commission has spared no effort to make the place's beautiful setting even more attractive to as many people as possible.

Commission

Further Relief On Street Assessments Is Sought

Garland Daniel proposes a substitute bill to relieve delinquent street assessments by extending payments over ten years and covering principal and interest with a uniform plan. He critiques the sponsor’s bill for requiring all interest and city council discretion, arguing relief must be uniform for all property owners.

Garland Daniel C. M. Waynick Isa Daniel High Point

Friends Meet At Oak Hill Church Deep River

Deep River quarterly meeting was held at Oak Hill Friends church with full attendance from High Point Deep River Springfieldfield Archdale meetings. Ministers Miss Clara Cox Rev Reuben Payne Rev Tom A Sykes Rev Norman Osborne Miss Cora Lee Norman Rev J Waldo Woody led ministry sessions focusing on spiritual condition pre Easter and church finance. Oak Hill women provided a bountiful lunch.

Deep River Oak Hill

High Point College Deputation Team Western North Carolina Tour

The High Point College deputation team led by Rev. N. M. Harrison sails Thursday for a five day western North Carolina tour. The group includes the college orchestra and will visit Lexington Spencer Salisbury Concord high schools and later Falston Piedmont Shelby Lattimore. Students Norman Dement Margaret Opal Neese Alma Andrews Ernestine Von Cannon accompanied last week.

High Point College Alamance Randolph Chatham North Carolina N. M. Harrison

Dr James McAnally Opens Local Medical Practice

Dr James McAnally, son of Dr and Mrs W J McAnally, joins his father in Medicine at 105 North Main Street in remodeled quarters once used by Dr W J McAnally. He is UNC and UPenn medical school trained and spent three years in interne work in Philadelphia.

James McAnally W. J. McAnally North Main Street University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvania Medical School Philadelphia

Country Club 10 Launches Reopening Program With Expanded Facilities

Lawrence Matton announces the High Point Country Club will reopen its remodeled clubhouse in early April with a full social program. A tea dance and Easter Monday reception will mark the formal opening. The project costs reach 16 000 to 18 000 dollars and add a billiard room, card rooms, private grills, a ladies lounge, locker rooms, a new all weather tennis court, a renovated pool with lifeguard, and a larger ballroom. A full-time caterer will serve meals at all hours and private events will be accommodated. Johnny Hamp’s orchestra will provide music for the reopening events.

High Point Country Club Lawrence Matton High Point Matton Enterprise Sedgefield Manor Johnny Hamp New York Commercial Club Country Club Country Club In Addition To Mr. Matton W. H. Slane Colter Ellis Paul W. Smith H. Tomlinson Frank Wineskie J. E. Millis R. T Amos F. H. Murray

John B. Sale To Speak At College Friday Night

John B. Sale of Columbus Mississippi author of The Tree Named John will speak in Roberts Hall auditorium at High Point college Friday at 8 p m in the concluding lyceum number of the year. Sale’s interpretation of the gentler side of negro life has been praised as a permanent contribution to southern literature. He was raised on a Mississippi plantation and details of plantation life inform his talk drawing interest from literature lovers in the city.

John B. Sale Columbus Miss John Roberts Hall High Point College Sale Mississippi

Error in building and loan advertisement name

A notice in The Enterprise reports a misnamed insurance plan in yesterday's page advertisement. The correct entity is The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association, not The High Point Building and Loan Association. The Piedmont Building and Loan Association signature joined with High Point Perpetual was accurate.

High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association High Point Building and Loan Association Piedmont Building and Loan Association High Point Perpetual

Local Merchants To Protest Sales Tax Before Committee

A delegation of High Point merchants will appear before the finance committee to protest the sales tax. D A Dowdy, president of the local merchants association, announced the plan and urged wide attendance. Speakers include a High Point representative and state secretary W L Dowell. The group sent petitions with thousands of names and hundreds of telegrams and letters seeking action. Arnold Schiffman advised the delegation be in Raleigh by noon tomorrow.

High Point D. A. Dowdy Local Merchants’ Association W. L. Dowell Merchants’ Association Dowdy Arnold Schiffman State Association Loml Raleigh

Civil Term 10 Opens March 17 for High Point Court

Calendar for the two week civil term of High Point municipal court begins Tuesday March 17 with over 50 cases docketed for trial. Jurors subpoenaed in week one include Coltrane Kidd Holmes Montsinger Boling Bailey Husham Jester McCrary Hiatt Wright Perryman Newsome Pace Albertson Adams Campbell Edwards Allen Byrum nett Lineberry Bowen Brewer Stilley. Week two jurors include Morris Smith Green Lyndon ret I Robbins Hucks Jamison Whitt Fountain Huff Brower Kearns Boggs Kennedy Laws Kearns Plemming Vestal Jones Heilig Holton Murray Memory. Tuesday’s docket includes Ruth Brady vs Brady and others.

High Point Municipal Court J. A. Coltrane BE. L. Kidd N. P. Holmes P. P. Montsinger A. J. Boling BE. L. Bailey A. J. Husham John E. Jester J. N. McCrary J. W. Hiatt George T. Wright J. E. Perryman Wiley Newsome C. M. Pace W. L. Albertson A. M. Adams J. A. Campbell W. L. Edwards T. F. Allen Roy Byrum Nett J. B. Lineberry W. Bowen J. B. Brewer D . Stilley J. A. Morris R. A. Smith R. L. Green J. W. Lyndon D. L. Ret I. D. Robbins I. S. Hucks L. W. Kennedy G. C. Laws L. Kearns W. F. Plemming J. H. Vestal Jacob L. Jones L. B. Heilig E. W. Holton Walter Murray G. A. Memory

Mrs Nellie Ferguson King files divorce suit in High Point

Mrs Nellie Ferguson King sues for divorce from husband Clarence King a local hosiery mill worker in High Point municipal court alleging separation after a brief marriage from September 20 1929 to December 4 1929 on statutory grounds.

Clarence King High Point Nellie Ferguson King King

Mrs. E. J. Coltrane Dies At Salisbury

Mrs. E J Coltrane wife of Salisbury schools superintendent and NC education association president died last night at her home after influenza illness funeral set for Monday at ten in Salisbury Deep River cemetery burial. Mr Coltrane is nephew of Dr D A Stanton of this city.

E. J. Coltrane Superintendent of Schools of Salisbury North Carolina Education Association Deep River Coltrane D. A. Stanton

Night School Supervisors Meet Over April Greensboro Commencement

Miss Eva Edgerton night school supervisor of High Point returned last night from Reidsville where she conferred with supervisors of night schools in Surry Rowan and Rockingham counties about plans for a statewide commencement to be held in Greensboro in April.

Eva Edgerton High Point Reidsville Surry Rowan Rockingham Greensboro

Fiddlers Convention at Trinity High School Friday Night

A fiddlers convention will be held Friday evening February 13 in the Trinity high school auditorium. Duets quartets and dancing will be featured with proceeds to the school announced by C. P. Smith of Liberty who is staging the event.

Trinity High School C. P. Smith Liberty

Senator Burrus predicts adjournment after March 21

State Senator Dr. John T. Burrus says adjournment of the general assembly before Saturday March 21 is unlikely due to pending revenue measures. He notes no tax cuts, only shifts, and highlights key bills on county city supervising commissions and a proposed school consolidation. He explains his power company bill aims for reasonable profit with no extra taxes, potentially lowering rates for High Point residents. He praises Guilford colleagues Waynick and Turner for solid representation.

General Assembly John T. Burrus Senate University of North Carolina State College North Carolina College For Women High Point Burrus Guilford Raleigh Waynick Turner

Banquet Climaxes Annual Society Day at College

More than 100 guests attended the High Point college Society Day banquet finalizing the third annual observance of Akrothinian and Artemesian literary societies. Henry Furbes received the Mulligan medal. Hoy Whitlow won the Fred T. Hauser award. Dr G I Humphreys gave the invocation. multiple toasts followed. a Dutch dance capped the evening after a morning address by alumnus E C Glasgow and 75 books were donated to the school library.

High Point College Akrothinian Artemesian Mulligan Akrothinian Society Henry Furbes Ruth Woodcock Artemesian Society Allen Hastings Doris Keener Edna Nicholson Ina McAdams R. H. Gunn John Taylor Zeb Denny Virgil Yow Little Misses Catherine Anna Lee Ellison Roberts Hall E. C. Glasgow

The Lady of the Library Play at Roberts Hall

A play titled The Lady of the Library will be staged in Roberts Hall auditorium Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock by the college’s women’s student government association.

Roberts Hall Women’s Student Government Association of

Haworth Urges Immediate Vote on Partisan Charter Feature

Haworth says delay on the partisan feature of the city charter is unnecessary and favors voting now. He argues voters, not the legislature, should decide promptly whether the plan should take effect. He wants clarity on which of the three charters is before the General Assembly with local support.

General Assembly Haworth

Night schools enroll over 160 pupils in spring term

More than 160 pupils enrolled in the night schools at the senior high building and nearby sites for the spring term. Average attendance was 127 with Emme Blair, West End, and Highland locations meeting on different weeknights. Volunteer teachers aided, thanks extended to Y W C A transporters, and eyed glasses fitted for four students. Governor Gardner may attend April certificate ceremony.

Emme Blair West End Highland Mabel Andrews W. F. Clayton W. B. Brett C. A. Smith 8S. L. Davis First Baptist Church A. W. Richardson Mechanicsville Emma Blair School L. Davis, Jr Emma Blair Fred Tesh Moore's C. C. Edwards

Nabers to Speak on WBT on Every Member Canvass

Dr Charles Haddon Nabers pastor of First Presbyterian will speak on WBT this afternoon from 5 30 to 6 00 as part of a Synod sponsored Every Member Canvass program. Other speakers include D Clay Lilly C F Myers and J R McGregor. The drive aims to raise funds for twelve months of church work in North Carolina plus 885000 for benevolent and mission causes.

Charles Haddon Nabers First Presbyterian Church WBT Dr. Nabers Synod Synod of North Carolina D. Clay Lilly Winston-Salem C. F. Myers Greensboro J. R. McGregor Raleigh Presbyterians North Carolina

Negro Night Watchman Accidentally Shot at Alma Desk

Henry Mobley a 55 year old colored night watchman at Alma Desk company was accidentally shot in the knee when his .82 caliber pistol fell from his pocket and fired. The bullet shattered the knee bone and he was rushed to High Point hospital by Yow's ambulance where he remains a patient.

Henry Mobley Alma Desk Company Mobley High Point Hospital Yow

Mayor York defends city debt levels in public statement

Mayor C A York released a public statement to The Enterprise explaining the city’s indebtedness of about 11 million dollars. He compared permanent improvements under past administrations to the present, stating current outlays are minimal while growth proceeded, and emphasized no criticism of earlier leaders.

Davis Moffitt C. A. York High Point York Staneeeee North Carolina

Court of Honor on Monday Night for High Point Scouts

The March court of honor for the Boy Scouts of the High Point district will meet Monday at 7:30 PM in Wesley Memorial church. Awards for two months of advancements will be presented as membership has grown. Troop 4’s troop room hosts the event with jamboree and camp plans for 1931 to be announced. committee members G B Daniel, L R Johnston, F L Porter, and C Beb Diffendal are expected.

High Point Wesley Memorial Church Bunn W. Hackney G. B. Daniel L. R. Johnston F. L. Porter C. Beb. Diffendal

Checks Received By Veterans Here In Excess Of $150 000

Checks totalling between 150000 and 200000 have been received by local veterans under the 50 percent loan value clause added to the adjusted compensation certificates by Congress. Bruce H. Carraway stated last night that most checks were issued on applications filed by him in Washington last Monday. He has been busy for over a week preparing applications and will be at his office today to assist veterans.

Congress Bruce H. Carraway Caraway Washington Carraway

Miss Evelyn Sharp Wins District Honor

Miss Evelyn Sharp daughter of Dr and Mrs F C Sharp of this town yesterday won district honors in the North Carolina federation competition at Winston Salem She represented the local Junior High School as a seventh grade pupil As a result of her first district victory Sharp will go to Goldsboro the last week in March to compete for statewide music honors

Evelyn Sharp F. C. Sharp North Carolina Magic Federation Winston- Salem

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Abus Knox Negro City Park Oak Hill Church West Says Matton Building & Loan Ruth Brady Raymond Brady Albert Luther BHNF William C. Vail Henry Luther L. Baker Thomasville & Denton Railroad Company Lizzie Gooch John W Fiddlers Convention Trinity Court OF Honor
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