Fight ends in hospital and jail clash over home sanctity
Sam Reid and Reuben Miller were detained after a violent confrontation in which Reid was wounded by a butcher knife. Miller and his wife were jailed on charges of adult with a deadly weapon after a scuffle that left Reid hospitalized.
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Sam Reid
Burrus Memo- 1
Reid
Ken Miller
Reidt
Reuben Miller
Sam
Sable Miller
Reuben
Burrusemorial Hospital
Funeral Rites Held for Howell Warne at Home and Church
Funeral services for Howell Warne, 56, who died Wednesday, were held Friday at his Tryon Street home with a home service, then at West End Baptist Church. The church choir performed historic hymns, and pallbearers included H W Smith and F D Jansap. Interment followed at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Warne
Tryon Street
West End Baptist Church
Ham S Ve Baptist Church
Tredell Nry
Iees
O. Miller
Hilliard Morial Baptist Church
J. N. Bowman
Rock of Fees
Jesus
H. W. Smith
EB. Kimes
Elsie Rose
H. C. Enkins
R. A. Proctor
F. D. Jansap
Prisoner Faces Forgery Charge In Local Case
W. C. Swaim of this city, held on multiple worthless check counts, was taken to jail again after police, acting on J. W. Montgomery’s complaint, obtained a forgery warrant. The alleged forged signature “J. Holly” on a check was said to have been uttered by the prisoner. Additional warrants from Davidson County arrived after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Swaim
J. W. Montgomery
J. , Holly
Lice Department
Davidson Junty
Heves Enter Southern Faring and Parts Co Burglary
T J Bean manager of the firm at 122 West Commerce reported to police that his shop was entered last night and $4.18 in cash was taken from the cash register. Police noted the cash drawer was purged but the drawer contents were otherwise undisturbed and no other items appeared missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bean
Mthern Bearins and Parts Com
West Commerce Feet
Pease
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market notes show March 12 prices and receipts with mixed figures for produce, storage packs and miscellaneous items. several figures appear garbled but indicate unchanged prices in most categories and varied storage pack values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sicuay
Hen Heist Reported. Insurance Official Moves
J W Motsinger of route 2 High Point reported 23 hens stolen from his chicken house last night. L F Ferree, local rep for New England Mutual Life Insurance, moved his office from 1101 2 West Washington to 204 Wachovia Bank building in Boston mass news note states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Motsinger
Route 2
High Point
L. F. Ferree
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boston
Mass
West
Washington Street
Wachovia Bank
Lent Services and Devotional Schedule at Local Church
Second Sunday in Lent features Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Young People's Service League at 2 p.m. Weekday Lenten services follow with a devotional period at 4 p.m. home of Mrs. Lewis Bennett 412 Gatewood avenue. Wednesday night service at 8 o'clock. Litany and address Thursday at 10 a.m. Holy Communion and instruction on the Prayer Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Service League
Lewis Bennett
Gatewood Avenue
Will Judge Prints In Show Tonight
Nearly 100 photographic prints enter the first annual High Point Photographic Print Exhibit sponsored by the High Point Camera club. Louis F Voorhees and Thomas E Dodamead judge the event at the Elliott Wood building East Commerce Street next to the DeLuxe Diner. Exhibition opens tomorrow through next Saturday with Sunday viewing from 1 to 6 PM. Voters pick the most popular print and an informal reception follows tonight’s judging under Eccles D Everhart as general chairman.
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High Point
High Point Camera Club
Louis F. Voorhees
Thomas E. Dodamead
Elliott Wood
East
Commerce Street
Eccles D. Everhart
Return from Services for Estil R McMillan
Mrs C H Caddell Mrs 8 J Leach Jr and their brother Fren McMillan returned to this city last night after funeral services for their uncle Estil R McMillan at Crab Creek church near Sparta yesterday at 2 pm They were accompanied by Mrs arney Wells of Charlotte and Mrs Ha Osborne of Raleigh McMillan died Thursday after a two year illness He was the son of Jesse R McMillan and Rebecca Reeves McMillan and a great great grandson of John McMillan who emigrated from Scotland in 1787 Surviving are the widow Ennice Iggina McMillan and three daughters Mrs Neal Wade Mrs David Easterling and Ennis and Mrs Kyle Todd
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C. H. Caddell
J. Leach, Jr
Fren McMillan
Estil R. McMillan
Crab Creek Church
Sparta
Arney Wells
Charlotte
Ha Osborne
Raleigh
McMillan
Jesse R. McMillan
Rebecca Reeves McMillan
John McMillan
Scotland
M. E. McMillan
Ennice Iggina McMillan
Neal Wade
Charlottesville
David Easterling
Washington, D. C
Ennis
Kyle Todd
Galax
Traffic Violations Reported In City Jurisdiction
Within the past 24 hours police report arrests for traffic violations including two driving while intoxicated suspects John Rucker 44 of 800 Mobile Street and E M Burns route 1 High Point. Additional arrests include three for traffic ordinance violations one for no city tag and one for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rucker
Mobile Street
E. M. Burns
High Point
Farmers meet in Kernersville for crop centre bill
About 250 farmers from Forsyth County packed the Kernersville school auditorium on Thursday afternoon to hear R. W. Pou explain the crop centre bill with a principal address by a State Farm Bureau representative. The audience showed strong interest and enthusiasm for the proposed crop control legislation. Reports also referenced three Kernersville residents injured in a Tuesday night Main Street automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Porsyth County
R. W. Pou
Forsyth County
Davis
State Farm Bureau
Main Street
Who
Betsy King Critical After Winston-Salem Hospital Incident
Reports indicate patients in a Winston-Salem hospital are slowly recovering from injuries. Betsy King daughter of former Mayor Carl King is listed as most seriously injured. Rev. C. B. Way and family traveled to Alamance county for the funeral of Mrs. A. M. Thomas aunt of Mrs. Way. Mildred Way, a High Point College student, accompanied them. Sir William Cubie invented the treadmill mill for manpower and later developed it into a penal device used in English prisons around 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Hospital
Betsy King
Carl King
C. B. Way
Alamance County
A. M. Thomas
Way
Mildred Way
High Point College
William Cubie
Weadmill Ag
So & Milan
Youths Held For Drug Store Break
Plainclothes officers investigate a breaking and entering at Anderson's West End Drug Store. They arrest Beltzel Hicks 21 and Howard Ray 23, securing merchandise valued around 100 dollars, and place both in jail in default of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
West End
Beltzel Hicks
West Point Avenue
Howard Ray
Swaney Ray
English Street
Hicks
Ray
Stocks Rise as Tension Eases Across Markets
New York March 12 tension over European war prospects lessened in the stock market today. Leaders recovered portions of recent losses with steels rails motors and specialties up after a slight dip opening. Dealings were quiet and there were losers at the close of the two hour session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commission Selects List for Volunteer Firemen
The High Point civil service commission met in a brief session and named nine eligible men to be forwarded to the city manager for appointing three volunteer firemen. The list follows Chief F. K Ingram’s recommendation after several resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civil Service Commission
F. K Ingram
Bank Holds Title Security After Land Sale
United States Circuit Court decision in First State Bank versus United States held the contract of sale vested the entire beneficial interest in the land in Mrs Christie. While curing the contract the bank retained bare legal title only as security for the purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
First State Bank
United States
Christie
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Heves Enter
Southern Faring and Parts CO
ST. Mary's
N. Y. Stocks
Adams
Atlas
Aviat Corp
Baldwin
Boeing
Borg Warn
GOR
BOM Mero
Vcs
Glidden
AON
Pommey J
Sperry
Combe P&p
Chrysler
POE
Phillips Pet
Ereferry
Stewart Weir
Wilson
Colum A & E
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Kroger
Warner Pic
Cine
Anderson's Drug Store
Bynum Street
East Green Street
Mangum Avenue
Perry Street
Southern Railway
Southern
Lois Welborn
English St
Woodrow Ave
West Commerce
Bath
Emerywood
Rowland Park Ave
Morris St
Cable St
APTS
North Main St
Rowland Park
Brown
Asheboro St
Archdale School
Bruce Aiking Furniture
Washington St
Leonard
Richardson
Mr. Jones
N. B. Russell
Sheraton Shoe Repair
N. Main
Bargain Clothing Co
B. Green
Mar
North Hin
Jones Business College
Wagger Jewelry Co
Elwood Hotel Corner
High Point Enterprise
Boston Terrier
Mike
Speilman
South Poplar ST. Charlotte
N.C
Apply Atlantic Furniture Mfg. Co., Inc
Norfolk
Virginia
Watkins
Mr. Ca
R. G. Hendrix
Mann
Chains School of Dancing
Bryce Commercial College
Bessie Gold Clark
Marie Handlin
W. Commerce 8&T
P. P. Jones
M. A
Electric
Box “H. G
Steve Wood
American Coal & Wood Co
Speedway
Nie
Smith Deal Realty and Insurance Company
James
Conrad
Rowella Apt
Main &T
Willowbreck &T
Rms
Grimes &T
Asheboro Road
New House
Out. m
Southland Finance & Ins
Commission
H. J. Morris
Guilfordenn
North Carolina
Sald Éste
North Caroline
Maggie Evans
Council Chamber
Paramount Theatre
Paramount Theater
Ciyac Lewis
NEA Service
Ren
Wilson Shoe Store
W. J. McAnally
English and
West Point Ave
D. A. Rawley
Woodrow
Flint Street
Routh
McAdoo
Greensboro
L. G. Rushing
Abbertson Road
W. Washington Street
Adams Street
Adams Millis
National Realty Management CO
W. Washington
Oakview School
Wsurog ED
Mendenhall QenTros
M. G. Moore
M. Mendenhall
W. Washington St
Jake Ledbetter
Plymouth
C. R
Bargain
Medlin
Arthur Black
Thomasville
Roy Black
Thomasville Road
Co-Op Finance Co
Security Ao Bank
Industrial Finance Company
South Main Street
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