Knox Seeks Relief Bill On High Point Special Assessments
City Manager E M Knox explains a bill titled An Act Relating to Special Assessments Levies by the City of High Point to allow up to ten equal annual installments on local improvement charges. Garland Daniel notes two objections about interest payments and discretionary relief. The measure would authorize court actions to collect long overdue assessments and validate past levies, taking effect upon ratification.
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High Point
General Assembly
Raleigh
E. M. Knox
EU Emstuveve
Piuvininvun
Knox
Garland Daniel
General Assembly of
North Carolina
J Ingram of Asheboro Dead
J T Ingram 74 father of H L Ingram head of Asheboro chamber of commerce died at home after a stroke while at work last Tuesday He had lived in Asheboro 19 years and worked for Standard Oil Surviving wife four daughters one brother and two sisters Funeral services were held at 10 30 this morning at First Methodist Church with Rev A P Brantley officiating
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Asheboro
J. T. Ingram
H. L. Ingram
Chamber of Commerce
North Asheboro
Standard Oil Company
Mises Chrissie Crawford
Mia
Howard Redding
New York
Alberta
Fay Ingram
Raleigh
Anna Glades Ingram
Elzavan Ingram
Tom Arnold
Worthville
John Morris
High Point
First Methodist Church
A. P. Brantley
Nervous condition improves after Cardus says Mrs Reynolds
Mrs P L Reynolds of Spartanburg South Carolina describes years of nervousness low spirits and insomnia then credits Cardus for rapid improvement after one bottle and continued use as a tonic. She reports feelings of relief and better health following treatment.
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P. L. Reynolds
W. Main St
Spartanburg
Cardus
Found Guilty of Wife Desertion and Bigamy Bond
Ralph F Wagner former lumber inspector for Giant Furniture was found guilty in High Point municipal court of abandonment and non support of his wife Ethel Wagner and sentenced to 18 months on the county roads. An appeal was noted with bond set at 1000 dollars. Probable cause was also found on a bigamy charge and he was bound over to Guilford Superior court under 4000 dollar bond. Testimony included Ethel Wagner and Leona Williams Wagner with connections to Bristol and Greensboro. A related embezzlement indictment remains unresolved due to witness absence.
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Ralph F. Wagner
Giant Furniture Company
High Point
Ethel Wagner
Lindsay Street
Lewis EB. Teage
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
Leona Williams Wagner
J. P. Williams
Randolph Avenue
Miss Williams
Wagner
Bristol
Martinsville
Negro Bound Over In Guilford County Court Case
Probable cause in the case against Sam Jackson an 18 year old negro youth charged with stealing a money bag containing 30 dollars from W T Brown at 116 South Hamilton Street was found in High Point municipal court this morning. Jackson bound over to the next term of Guilford superior court under bond of 500 dollars. Various other cases were tried with sentences for drunkenness gambling larceny prostitution and other offenses including several dismissals and fines. A correction notes the De Luxe Diner rating of 96.5 was omitted from a city sanitary department list posted last week.
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Sam Jackson
W. T. Brown
Hamilton Street
High Point Municipal Court
Jackson
Guilford Superior Court
James Fred Hart
Weldon Wilson
W. M. Knox
Roscoe Jarrett
Cicero Jarrett
W. King
Jon Smith
Glenn Thomas
Farrell Holder
D. W. Bowman
Bennie Gibbs
Maybell Harrings
Charlie Gibbs
Mamie Lovette
Johnie Mostelie
May Stockton
South Main and
Commerce Streets
City Sanitary Department
Her Only Chance Answers Revealed by Conversation
A dialogue between Vera and Victoria centers on marriage and societal expectations. Victoria warns Vera against marriage unless she wants to become an old maid, reflecting period attitudes and gender roles.
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Vera
Victoria
Sillwell Rumor Quotation Sparks City Talk
A brief Pathfinder quip questions Sillwell’s condition with lines about him being flat on his back and a bashful remark about dancing with a dizzy blonde last night, followed by a punchline about his wife. The item reads as a satirical social note reflecting local gossip.
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Sillwell
Pathfinder
First Baptist Church Plans New Upgraded Auditorium
The First Baptist Church votes unanimously to tear down the present Gothic front structure and erect a modern auditorium on the same North Main site. Plans call for expanded Sunday school rooms, a basement, a fourth story, and later parking and facilities, with construction slated to begin after architect selection and fund-raising progress.
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First Baptist Church
Acton
Sialeu
North Main
A. B. Conrad
A. E. Tate
Board of Deacons
G. H. Jones
Jones
Women's Societies
Church
Sunday School
Broadhurst
Roy L. Smart
Publix-Saenger
Cars Worth $75,000 To Be Displayed At Show
Over $75,000 in new 1931 cars will be shown at High Point in the tabernacle building on South Main street. The four day exhibit opens Wednesday at 2 pm with entertainment and an orchestra each afternoon and night. Dealers from across the state participate, praising High Point as a convenient annual venue for car lovers and buyers.
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High Point
Tabernacle Building
South Main Street
North Carolin
Two Garages Break In At Night In North Carolina
The Fix All Sales and Body plant at 155 South Wrenn Street was entered by breaking a rear window and a 1928 Ford coupe was stolen. Edward Leyton reported the theft to police. Also, Hiatt Motor Company on North Main Street at Montlieu was robbed of about 30 dollars worth of car polish and motor meters. Three alleged thieves fled, but evidence pointed to a failed safe break. Police investigators include Patrolmen Wall and Hubbard and M C Hoover of the identification bureau.
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Fix-All Sales and Body Company
South Wrenn Street
Edward Leyton
Four Die In Car Crash In West Haven
Four men were killed and three others critically injured when their car struck a tree on the Milford Turnpike near West Haven Connecticut early today. Local authorities noted the fatalities occurring in the single-vehicle crash as emergency crews responded to the scene. The names of the deceased and injuries to others have not yet been released by state police.
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West Haven
Conn
Milford Turnpike
Capudine Delivers Quick Headache Relief Across Causes
Capudine relieves headaches in minutes whether from nerves, indigestion, eyes, or overwork. As a liquid it acts quickly, often in one third the time of other forms. It contains no narcotics, does not disturb digestion, and is recommended by doctors and druggists. Available at drug stores in 10, 30, and 60 cent bottles.
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Esa Wedeae
Emergency Committee for Employment Contact Info Call
City Hall Emergency Committee for Employment lists 2030 as the office phone for locating help. Mrs Price and her assistant staff the basement office at City Hall to take calls and arrange cooks cleaners grounds repair work and related placements.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Who Are Christ's Jordan's Subject
Rev G Ray Jordan at Wesley Memorial preached on Romans six ten with focus on verse nine. He urged churches to show the spirit of Christ through fellowship and service not sectarian gain, condemning self interest and hostility as unchristian. He said true Christianity requires compassion and regard for others beyond creed and ritual.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Christ
Mr. Jordan
Fire claimed life of twin sisters in Miami blaze
A fire in Miami killed Barbara and Beatrice Gray aged 18 months, with the father stating he believes the blaze started from playing with matches. The tragedy occurred on March 9 and left the family mourning both children.
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Miami
Fla
Barbara
Beatrice Gray
Mrs. Charlotte Hammer Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Charlotte Hammer widow of Emory A Hammer died at her daughter Mrs. W C Montgomerys home 1803 North Main Street last night at 7 with two years illness She was born May 13 1851 in Forsyth County She survived by four sons L F Hammer Delos Hammer Victor Hammer and Fowell Hammer four daughters and other relatives Funeral services will be in Lebanon M P Church Tuesday at 11 Rev Edw Suits will preside and interment will be in Lebanon Cemetery
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Charlotte , Hammer
Emory A.” Hammer
W. C. Montgomery
North Main Street
Hammer
Forsyth County
Franklin and
Louvenia Gray
L. F. Hammer
High Point
Delos
Zephyr Payne
Nebraska
Metiasa Idol
Edward Stafford
Sarah Payne
Kernersville
Lebanon M. P. Dhure
Edw
Lebanon Cemetery
Freak Eight-Inch Egg Laid By Local Hen
A white Wynadette hen owned by W. A. Ellis of 1112 East Russell Street laid a freak eight inch egg with no shell on Sunday morning. The unusual egg is on display in The Enterprise window for the public to view.
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W. A. Ellis
East
Russell Street
Enterprise
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