Welborn and Ensley Bound Over For April Court Terms
Deafter Welborn 22 of 213 Centennial Avenue charged with assault with a deadly weapon and malicious destruction of personal property and Paul Ensley charged with driving while intoxicated were bound over to the April 27 term of Guilford Superior Court after preliminary hearing. Probable cause found in all three cases. Ensley testified his car was damaged and he was struck. a companion denied the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deafter Welborn
Centennial Avenue
Paul Ensley
Guilford Superior Court
W. G. Brown
Municipal Court Room
Welbern
Young Ensley
J. Wilson Ensley
West Broad Street
Deep River Road
Ensley
Welborn
Irish Honor St Patrick Today In Dublin Celebrations
Residents of the Irish Free State observe Saint Patrick's Day with nationwide religious ceremonies and civic events. The day features feasts and dancing across counties, with some wishing for a repeal of alcohol restrictions. a late Dail resolution to lift limits was not advanced and awaits Wednesday consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Mar
Ulster
Dail
Fifteen New Members Joined Hi Y Club
The Hi Y club of the local high school welcomed fifteen rising seniors during yesterday morning’s regular meeting. Members were chosen for clean living, scholarship, athletics, and speech with initiation to follow later in spring. Names include Billy Forster, Robert Shipman, Byron Abels, John Gurney Briggs, Irwin Coffield, Bernard Hunter, John Mungan, Lawrence Russell, Nick Antonakos, William Shillington, Robert Barrier, Charles Holley, Albert McAnally, Raymond Welborn, and Kelman Gomo with additional selections to come in late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Forster
Robert Shipman
Byron Abels
John Gurney Briggs
Irwin Coffield
Bernard Hunter
John Mungan
Lawrence Russell
Nick Antonakos
William Shillington
Robert Barrier
Charles Holley
Albert McAnally
Raymond Welborn
Kelman Gomo
Three Arrested On Charge of Holdup In Fayette County
Three men were arrested in Fayette County on charges of taking part in two holdups. One holdup left a storekeeper wounded. They remained in custody awaiting a preliminary hearing before a magistrate in Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
W. Va
Fayette County
Hoomer
Farmers Gather for Davidson County Agriculture Board Meeting
A mass meeting of Davidson county farmers convenes at 2 o clock at the courthouse to discuss forming a county board of agriculture. The aim is county farming promotion in cooperation with state farm extension work with C A Sheffield of State College assisting. Rotary, Kiwanis, Thomasville and Lex ington clubs are invited to support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mar
Davidson County
Court House
County Board of Agriculture
Board of County Commissioners
C. A. Sheffield
State College
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Thomasville
Lexingtor
Doge of
Curigu’vare
Armory Location Protests Tonight
Citizens protest the planned armory on Centennial Avenue city lot as council grants two local National Guard units use of the land for armory purposes. Local property owners in the area reportedly oppose the plan amid city council action last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Avenue
National Guard
Smong
Ministers Meet Here For Central District Assembly
A meeting of the Central District Ministerial Association of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church was held at the First M P church today with 60 to 100 ministers attending. Rev H W Maier presided, Rev R J Palmer led devotionals, and speakers included Rev S K Spahr and Rev J J Straughn. The conference plans a Washington D C convention May 12 to 15 with notable speakers including President Hoover and Robert E Speer. A chicken dinner followed. future June meeting was canceled due to another pastoral conference at High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District Ministerial Association
North Rolina
Methodist Protestant Church
M. P
H. W. Maier
Thomasville
R. J. Palmer
S. K. Spahr
Greensboro
J. J. Straughn
Washington, D. C
General Conference
Straughn
Hoover
Robert E. Speer
A. N. Ward
Straugha
N. M. ‘Harrison
High Point College
W. Taylor
North Carolina
Spahr
First
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Viking Explodes in Ice Breaker Disaster Near Newfoundland
Captain Kean reported slow progress through ice with seven dory passengers, five seriously hurt. Names and precise cargo remain unclear as Bowring Brothers and authorities verify aboard crew as explosion near engine room killed several, with possible dynamite or boiler strain theories. Survivors reached shore through ice. many aboard were Canadians.
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Miss ©. Bartlett
Bowring Brothers, Ltd
Newfoundland
Kean
Viking
Friscell
Penrow
Sargent
Frissell
New York
Hore Island
Bowring Company
Smith in Pinehurst visit noted in Pinehurst report
Alfred B. Smith Jr., son of a former New York governor, is in Pinehurst for a visit as local reports note his presence in town on March 17.
Hoover Heads Aboard Arizona for 10 Day Caribbean Vacation
President Hoover will embark from Norfolk aboard the modernized Arizona for a 10 day Caribbean trip. Secretaries Hurley and Wilbur accompany him with duties over Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Mrs. Hoover joins her convalescent son in Asheville. The voyage includes a Porto Rico stop and a conference with Governor Roosevelt, with a motor tour to Ponce involving the fountain of youth legend.
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Washington
Mar
Arizona
Hoover
Caribbean
Norfolk
Virginia
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hurley
Wilbur
Portoco
Virgin Islands. Mrs. Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Asheville
North Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
Ponce Naned
Fountain of Youth
Ponce de Leon
Gandhi jeered by labor audience in Bombay rally
Mahatma Gandhi faced jeers hoots and cat calls from a labor audience in Bombay as Communists condemned his truce with Lord Irwin over civil disobedience. Nationalists clashed with protesters over a vandalized platform flag as Gandhi urged patience and linked future talks to independence aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Gandhi
Karachi
Great Britain
Reedy Greek Man Found Not Guilty
Lexington dispatch reports Norman Shoaf was found not guilty on the reckless driving charge after a lengthy local recorder's court session. He was bound over on the assault with a deadly weapon charge to superior court with $750 bond. The case grew from an alleged strike on Highway 66 near the city about a year and a half ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Shoaf
Lexington
Mar
Recorder’s Court
Superior
Sheaf
W. G. Gos
Bridges Street Home Destroyed By Flames
Fire of undetermined origin in the afternoon destroyed a one story frame dwelling at 619 Bridges Street where G. B. Callahan lived. Firemen arrived too late to save the house. A trash fire at the rear of Lyles Chevrolet on North Main Street was extinguished with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Callahan
Bridges Street
Lyles Chevrolet Company
North Main Street
Civil Term of Court Opened at High Point
A two week civil term of High Point municipal court opened with trial of a $5,270 damage suit by L Baker, a local shoe shop proprietor, against the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad company. Three uncontested divorces were granted: Catherine McMillon from W Thomas McMillon, EB A Smith from Bertha Smith, and Viola Swaim from Lin Swaim. Testimony began after lunch. Ker testified to severe injuries from a grade crossing accident on West Green Street April 27, 1929, blaming the railroad for negligence and lack of warning signals. The case was not concluded at adjournment.
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High Point
L. Baker
Byrum Street
Thomasville
Denton
Catherine McMillon
W. Thomas MecMillon
EB. A. Smith
Bertha Pearl Smith
Viola Swaim
Lin Swaim
Baker
Ker
West Green Street
Robert G Tilley Dies At Age 60 In High Point
Robert G. Tilley aged 60 died at his home 1224 South Main Street last night at 7 20 following a six month illness. He was born in Stokes County son of Martin and Nancy Mitchell Tilley and lived in the city 24 years, employed by Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing. He was a member of Union Tabernacle Church. Survived by widow Mary James, two daughters Minnie Conrad and Lethia Davis of High Point, a son James Tilley of High Point, a brother Joel Tilley of Rockingham County, and a sister Eliza Brooks of Stokes County. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev C L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church. Interment in Meehantesville Primitive Baptist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Tilley
South Main Street
Mr. Tilley
Stokes County
Martin
Nancy Mitchell Tilley
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Union Tabernacle Church
Mary James
Minnie Conrad
Lethia Davis
High Point
James Tilley
Joel Tilley
Rockingham County
Eliza Brooks
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Primitive Baptist
Meehantesville
Indictments Reach From Asheville Bank Failure
Nine indicted in Buncombe County on banking law violations connected to the failed Central Bank and Trust of Asheville. Col Luke Lea and E P Charlet among those charged with conspiracy to defraud the bank of 889000 by issuing deposits without money, plus wrongful use of cashier’s checks. Bonds set at 10000 for Lea and Davis, 7500 for Sinclair and Brown, 5060 for each of the remaining defendants. Colonel Lea and Wallace Davis protest innocence with documentary evidence to be presented.
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Asheville
Mar
Tennessee
Col. Lake Lea
Lake Lea
E. P. Charlet
Nashville
Bank of Tennessee
Lea
Charlet
Mentary
Russell C. Davis
Asheville Bank
J. A. Sinclair
C. N. Brown
Sam A. Hubbard
Clarence Rankin
Colonel Lea
Wallace Davie
Sinclair
Brown
Luke Lea
Dr., Charlet, Russell Davis, Rankin and Hubbard
Tenn
Maron
Colonel Luke
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Central Bank and Trust Company of
WN. Co
Luke Lea, Jr
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Providence
Lazenby
City Limite
North Main
Dixie Barber Shop
S. Wrenn Street
Garland Motor Co
Perry P
P. H. Lazenby
N. Main
Vowoomot
Starr
Ana
Black
Osee
Asheboro Street
Tate Street
D. T. Andrews
Cep Neek
Thomasville Road
Reni
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J. N. McCrary
North Hamilton
Thurston Street
N. Main St
West End
R. B. Gantt
Oldsmobile
Ford
Starr Motor CO
Oakland
Pontiac & Durent Dealers Cor
Commerce & Hamilton
Apartmenis
Cnet Tttate Aia
Madison-Monroe
Northend
Ideal Shoe Shop
Washington Street
Molden
Bruce H. Carraway
Wrenn Street
Justice of Prace—Notary Public
DE Bond
Fox Loan Co
Elm Street
N. C
City Shoe
West Commerce Street
Gail L. B. Bykes
Jarrett's Stationery Co
Bunnell
N. Wrenn
Alberta
J. L. White, Inc
South Hamilton &Jone
Redding
Penneneann
ST. Patrick
Northern Counties
White's
W. Ray St
Ray Street
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
East Lexington Avenue
North End
East Side
Tryon Street
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Adams-Millis
Saovnne
Barnedall
Bendix
Beth Steel
Canada Dry
Cannon Mills
Cocala
Eeereare
Col Fuel
Motors
Ceee Ss
Devideos
Estes
el Pow & Light
Foster Wheeler
Sess
Freeport Tex
Gillette
Coves
Goodyear Tire
Gt West Sugar
Grigsby Grunow
Houston
Liggett Myers Bi
Lorillard P
Ward
North Pac
Packard
Oom
Penn RR
Wee
Phillips Pet
Oss
Pullman
Rep Steel
Ecg
Reynolds Ie
Royal
Schulte
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Seaboard Pfd
Sss
Sears Roebuck
Simmons
Skelly
Exas Corp
Eeers
Ward Baking
FF West Union
Tase Woolworth
Peo
High Point Junk
N. Wrenn St
Pire Ste
Phow
West Eno
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington St
J. E. Suits Shoe Shop
Central District Association
Capital
Caribbean Sea
Tennessee Publishers
N. H. Silver Co
Aratex and
van Heusen
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