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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

Page

11

Guilford County Considers Lowering Inventory Valuations

Guilford County Board of Commissioners led by Chairman George L. Stansbury schedules a special Monday 10 AM meeting at Greens boro Courthouse to discuss reducing inventories valuations for tax assessments. Local civic groups and merchants plan to press for lower merchandise and fixtures rates to match real estate levels ahead of a potential April deadline.

George L. Stansbury Guilford Comerce Carolina Uilford Forsyth Catawba Alamance Stansbury High Point

English Fiction Will Be Topic Of Bentley Lecture

English novelist Phyllis Bentley will deliver the final High Point College lecture in Roberts Hall tonight at 8 15. York born Miss Bentley is known for novels such as The Mortal Storm and for short stories and literary criticism. She writes for The Manchester Evening Chronicle and other papers and has been in demand on lecture tours since 1934.

England Phyllis Entley Highoint College Roberts Miss Bentley Yorkhire Manchesterening Chronicle Miss Bentey

United Flyers Continue Lights Over the Weekend

Pilots John Oakie and Joe Vis, veteran transport pilots, will team at Ragan Field on route 11 one mile south of the city this weekend as part of the National Air Tour. Passengers will be flown in new standard planes with Wright Whirlwind motors 220 horsepower. Free park facilities are provided. Over 35,000 passengers have flown in the past two years of the tour covering 18 southern and eastern states.

John Oakie Joevis Eteran Transport Ragan Field United Vers

Druggists Plan North Carolina Convention Meet

A preliminary organization meeting was held at the Sheraton hotel to prepare for the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association annual convention to be held May 16 17 and 18. A. Coke Cecil appointed Clifton E Layton and C A Ring Jr to contact local druggists for a planning meeting next Thursday. Mrs C A Ring and Miss Dorothy Ridge were chosen to reach the wives of High Point pharmacists. Last year the convention was in Asheville and High Point hosted in 1932.

North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association A. Coke Cecil High Point Sheraton Hotel Clifton E. Layton C. A. Ring, Jr C. A. Ring Dorothy Ridge Asheville

Rotary Club Presents Color Cruise Film Tour

A. Coke Cecil and F. R. Stedman screened color film from a Caribbean voyage to Rotary members. Scenes covered Cuba Panama Nicaragua Honduras with narration on local history and customs. Attending out of town were John Taylor Asheboro and A Nolan Bearden Los Angeles. Local Rotarians Akers Hutchens and Frank Wineskie also attended.

Rotary Club A. Coke Cecil F. R. Stedman Cuba Panama Nicaragua Honduras Mr. Cecil Mrs.Cecil New Orleans United States Caribbean Cecil Ceail Havana Panama Canal John Taylor Asheboro A. Nolan Bearden Los Angeles Calif Akers Hutchens Frank Wineskie

Suit Against Teague Estate Filed in Guilford Court

W A Davis of High Point sues Margaret R Teague as administratrix of Lewis E Teague estate and guardian of two children in Guilford Superior Court. The action centers on a promissory note for 765 dollars tied to eight acres of Kaney property in High Point. Davis seeks lien on the land and appointment of a commissioner to sell the property to satisfy the note.

Greensboro W. A. Davis High Point Guilford Superior Court Margaret R. Teague Lewis E. Teague Kaney

License revocation list issued by state safety division

The State Highway Safety Division released today's list of driver license revocations. Included are Frank M. Mooney of 113 Clay Street High Point Roby Boden heimer route 2 Thomasville John Kelly Hall 114 Warner Street Thomasville Lester Franklin Myers and John E Satcher both of Lexington.

State Highway Safety Division Frank M. Mooney Clay Street High Point Roby Bodenheimer Thomasville John Kelly Hall Warner Street Lester Franklin Myers John E. ‘Satcher Lexington

Local Resident W A Howell Dies At Home

W A Howell aged 69 died at his residence 512 White Oak Street shortly after 4 this morning following weeks of illness. He was born August 20 1868 in Yadkin County and lived in the city since 1904. Surviving are his widow Ida Mae Huff six sons three daughters four sisters two brothers eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Green Street Baptist Church Friday at 3 under Rev C N Royal and Mrs J E Lanier with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.

W. A. Howell White Oak Street Mr. Howell Yadkit County Green Street Baptist Church Guilford Council Jr. O Ida Mae Huff Yadkin County M. E L. N B. W M. H. Howell High Point E. C Trinity E. T Greensboro Cora Howell Eason Alma Howell C. G. Burrows Roanoke Bill J. E. Lanier Wallace Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Mormons to Hold Meeting Tonight East Central States Mission

A large delegation of missionaries and church officials will attend a conference of the East Central States Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints tonight in the County Building court room. The meeting starts at 7 30 with William T. Tew of Louisville presiding. R P Myers invited the public to attend.

East Central States

Thirty nine graduate drivers to receive certificates

The third graduating class of the WPA aided safe driving school will receive certificates tomorrow at eight o'clock in the municipal buildings courtroom. Chap Bod enheimer announced the details and Rev. Cecil Haworth will deliver the invocation and present the certificates to the 39 graduates. Enrollment for the next class opens Friday from two to six p.m. and Saturday from nine to noon.

WPA Chap Bodenheimer Cecil Haworth

Firefighters tackle two blazes in city homes

Firemen extinguished a porch ashes fire at 632 Willows Street damaging the home of Mrs. WW D Stevenson. Winds spread flames to the attic but losses were small. The residence is owned by Mac D Gordy. An earlier lightning strike on Mrs. Wilma Richies roof at 307 Fourth Street caused minor damage with crews responding at 8 26 p m.

WW. D. Stevenson Willows Street Mac D. Gordy Wilma Richie Fourth Street

Pastor A B Conrad Hospitalized for Pneumonia

Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist church was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment. His condition a pneumonia case showed marked improvement today. Meanwhile revival meetings at the church continue with Rev A S Hale of Mount Airy preaching strong evening sermons assisted by BE Rutledge of Charlotte as song leader.

A. B. Conrad First Baptist Church Burrus Memorial Hospital A. 8. Hale Mount Airy

High Point Couple Initiate Divorce Action

Fannie Fowler sues Edgar Fowler in Guilford Superior Court for divorce. The couple married in Danville Virginia on June 12 1929 and have lived apart since October 1935 after the defendant allegedly abandoned the plaintiff.

Greensboro Guilford Superior Court Fannie Fowler Edgar Fowler High Point Danville

Notable Opera Voices Sought by Cooperative Concert Association

The Cooperative Concert Association in High Point considers Helen Jepson Bruna Castagna Rise Stevens and Rose Bampton among artists for this season’s feature attractions. A local committee will select three performances from 125 Columbia Concerts artists, with no singles sales and membership required by 6 pm Saturday.

Bruna Castagna Prima Donna Contralto Met Rose Bampton Cooperative Concert Association Helen Jepson Rise Stevens C.F. Tomlinson Tomlinson High Point

Stolen Car Found Burned Near Amos Hosiery Mills

A car reported stolen Tuesday night was found burned in woods off Rivett Drive near the Amos Hosiery Mills plant. The vehicle, owned by W. O'Neal, was taken from the O'Neal home. Officers continued their investigation at the scene to identify the suspects behind the theft and a second related incident.

Rivett Drive W.&. O'Neal O'Neal Amos Hosiery Mills Kivett Drive

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bentley Cruise Teague Estate Goodrich Silvertowns Budget Department Economy Auto Store North Main Street High Point, N. C Thomasville, N. C Cooperative Association Columbia Concerts Corporation Walter P. Brown Columbia Corporation Arttist Committee R. T. Amos Carl Cronstedt Janet Hall Jane Russell Gurney Briggs M. J. Wrenn C. T. Tomlinson J. W. Lindsay J. C. Abels O. A. Kirkman Oin Westinghouse Rose Furniture CO South Main St Westinghouse Refrigerator Colony Court Custom Group Colony Court Furniture Colony Court
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