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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1938

Page

12

Wright Endorsed For County Republican Chairman

The High Point township Republican executive committee unanimously endorses E. A. Wright for county Republican chairman. Wright, a local attorney, is expected to be the favorite in the race with support from High Point and other parts of the county as delegates to the Greensboro convention will be chosen based on the prior gubernatorial vote.

High Point Township Republican Executive Committee E. A. Wright Theounty Wright Cal Attorney High Point Greensboro

Services Held For John I Campbell

Funeral services for John I. Campbell 76 died at his home 311 West High Street were held Thursday at 2 30 p m from the residence. The service was led by Rev George Liner and Rev James E Swinson with a duet by Mrs Elma Warner and Mrs Beulah Jackson. Granddaughters carried flowers and pallbearers included Abram Whit Paul Haney E B Carroll Fre Spaugh Coy Smith and Cold Skeen. Interment followed at Floral Garden cemetery.

John I. Campbell West High Street George Liner Southside Haven of Rest Neisbors Abram Whit Paul Haney E. B. Carroll Spaugh Coy Smith Cold Skeen Floral Garden Cemetery

High Point Firms Strong Convention Position

Mr Wright, district chairman, will preside at the convention while Worth D Henderson is noted alongside Greensboro as the executive committee chair. The scene marks a firm stand by High Point in regional leadership circles.

High Point Wright Worth D. Henderson Greensboro

Madam Ardelle Phrenologist Life Reader

Ad promises guidance on love marriage domestic and business matters. Reading offered at House No 2000 50e¢ N Main St near City Limits.

Ardelle Main St M.m

High Point Bar Lashes City Over Courtroom Rent Talks

High Point attorneys criticized city officials for haggling over the rent for the new county courtroom. A delegation was authorized to press for a compromise with city and county leaders during the High Point Bar association meeting at the Sheraton hotel. Judge H Hoyle Sink urged ending continuances as a problem while new officers and members were introduced.

Charles W. McAnally High Point Bar Association H. Hoyle Sink High Point Sheraton Hotel Sharp Carter Dalton Thomas Gold Charlies W. McAnally Gold, McAnally and Gold Bar Association Owen Reese Grover H. Jones Thomas W. Sprinkle Louis H. Fisher 12Th Superior Court District

Meteorite near Groot fontein weighs 50 tons

A meteorite located near Groot fontein in Southwest Africa is estimated at 50 tons. An 80 ton iron meteorite has also been reported from eastern Africa, highlighting large finds across the region.

Grootfontein Africa

Muse to Try First Case in County Courtroom

Magistrate C Muse will preside over the first trial in the new county courthouse in Deep River township. Two Black defendants, Randolph Williams and Shelley McCollum, face charges of disturbing public worship at Turner's Chapel church with a companion Turner Ashe still at large. The 2 pm session aims to accommodate many witnesses and a large local turnout.

Co. C. Muse Deep River Township Troy Short Oyez Muse Randolph Williams Shelley McCollum Turner's Chapel Church Turner Ashe

William T Justice Claimed By Death

William Thomas Justice age 65 died at his home 311 West Russell Street shortly after 3 AM after a two week illness. He lived in the city 44 years coming from Pocomoke Maryland and ran a grocery for years. Surviving are widow Ruby Jordan daughter Ruby Louise Justice and three sons Wilbur Henry Charles Justice all of High Point. Two sisters Mrs C W Pitchard and Mrs Annie E Jones and one brother Fletcher Justice of Pocomoke. Body at Yows Funeral Home pending relatives arrival funeral arrangements to be announced.

William Thomas Justice West Russell Street Justice Pocomoke Ruby Jordan Maryland Ruby Louise Justice Wilbur Henry Charles Justice High Point C. W. Pitchard Annie E. Jones Salisbury Fletcher Justice Yow

Stanton elected president of High Point Perpetual Building and Loan

Dr. D. A. Stanton, former vice president of the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan, was elected president to succeed the late J. W. Clinard at a meeting on North Main Street. A. E. Tate named vice president, with a slate of officers and directors including B. F. Johnson and Bessie A. Foster.

D. A. Stanton High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association J.W. Clinard North Main Street A. E. Tate Dr. Stanton B. F. Johnson Bessie A. Foster C. C. Edwards D. S. Hayworth Southern Railway High Point High Point Savings and Trust Company Colonial Life Insurance Company Pickett Cotton Mills Tate Tate Furniture Company Southern Furniture Exposition Southern Furniture Markets Kiwanis Club First Baptist Sunday School North Carolina Association

Young High Point Girl Entices Greensboro Police on Elm Street

Dr. G I Humphreys president of High Point College left his daughter Charlene in a car on Elm Street Greensboro. He found her later at police headquarters where she had stopped a traffic officer, gave her name and said she lived far off. Charlene returned to the car with her father before her mother knew.

G. I. Humphreys High Point College Elm Street Greensboro Charlene W. H. Burch

Hedrick Bible Class to Visit Greensboro

The E. T. Hedrick Bible class of the First Evangelical and Reformed church will visit the Fesperman Bible class in Greensboro Sunday morning. About 60 men will leave the local church at 9 o clock with transportation provided. attendees are urged to be prompt.

E. T. Hedrick First Evangelical and Reformed Church Fesperman Greensboro

Governor Hoey Names Man to Head Identification Bureau

The article notes Governor Hoey appoints Fred C. to lead the State bureau of identification and investigation under his supervision. A Virginia lawyer, he came to North Carolina during World War I, based in Greensboro, famed for spotting spies. It mentions regional politics around High Point and possible congressional races, plus local officials like Lambeth and Ross.

Hoey State Bureau of Identification Investigation Fred C Virginia Northlina Department of Man Greensboro Handy Raleigh North Carolina Samet Ganton

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Parm & Gene Beauty Shop English St Pontiac Leonard W. Hall Roby K Roy Powell Howard Dean George Beck Louis Garner Joe Hearne Owen Shoaf Oscar Gray Field-Millner Motors, Inc Wrenn Street Budge! Halanser Swift CIN Dar Wesson OTT Doren Oleo A. C. Beeson Cash Grocery Company West End Bar City W. Manally Household Appliance CO N. Main Bargain Furniture CO English Street Motorola Marsh Commerce Street Diana Main &J N. C New County William T. Justice Main Street High Point, N Hedrick Bible Class Cpe Callies Sch Viet Coca-Cola Plant East Washington Street High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railroad Alberta Guilford Finsi Winston-Salem George Ross Gress Lambeth Ross Ford Gion Way Commission Randolph George Moore Jackson Springs State College William A. Ross R. E. Ranson
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