Lawyers to Address High Point Attorneys Club Meeting
Henry M. London and Edward L. Cannon will be principal speakers at the Best of the High Point lawyers club meeting at the Elwood hotel Monday night at 7:30. A committee will present a draft constitution and by laws followed by remarks from Parker Aynick and the club officers. London and Cannon are noted figures in North Carolina legal circles with practices in Raleigh and Durham.
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Henry M. London
North Carolina Bar Association
Edward Li. Cannon
Junior Bar Association of
Durham
North Carolina
Junior Bar Association
American Bar Association
High Point
Elwood Hotel
By Haworth
Thelub
Claude Meyer
Ben Herman
Byron Haworth
Parkeraynick
Prest
Haworth Permant
Waynick
Ses
London
Cannon
R. London
Nctice
Raleigh
City
High Point killings and assaults lead to prison terms
In Guilford Superior Court Judge P A McElroy sentences C E Cagle to five to seven years for the February 15 killing of Ranney Stack at his East Green Street grocery. A B Yakley and John Campbell receive 18 months on the roads for assault on a female.
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Greensboro
P. A. McBelroy
C. E. Cagle
Ranney Stack
Cagle
East Green Street
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
A. B. Yakley
John Campbell
Young High Pointers
Cas
McElroy
Stack
Cade Enald 8
Campbell
Yokley
Iin
Cordin Jackson
Johnson Street
Guilford Choir 710 Sings Tonight at First Methodist Church
Guilford College choir of over 50 students performs a one hour concert at 7 30 this evening at the First Methodist Protestant church. J C Madison pastor announces the program and notes the choir's strict audition process and strong history since 1929 with acclaimed praise from critics in Wilmington and Raleigh.
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Guilford College
J. C. Madison
E- Church
T Friends Church
Uth
Usic
Firmin Swin
DuPontiwood Gardens
Wilmington
Del
South
Hermene Eichhorn
Teensboro Daily News
Boy Scout Court of Honor Slated for Monday Evening
The Boy Scout Court of Honor for the High Point district will be held Monday night at 7 30 at Wesley Memorial Church announced by W Hackney Jr Scout executive of the Uwharrie council The mini Court of Honor for Cubs will run 3 30 to 6 oclock Monday afternoon at Hackneys office The Bay Street School Cubs Court of Honor is set for Monday afternoon at 3 oclock with awards and remarks by W W Stew on Carolina soils and past month awards to be presented Names mentioned include Clark Arthur Kirkman Mrs ude Benton Rosse O Stevens and Dr T W Andrews
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Council
Mior
Mr. Hackney
Bay Street School
Dges
Clark
Arthur Kirkman
Mraude Benton
Rosse O. Stevens
T. W. Andrews
W. W. Stew
The Chosen Prince Shown At Salvation Army Tonight
The Chosen Prince, a six reel Bible story of David and Jonathan, will be shown at the Salvation Army at 7 20 tonight to help defray expenses. A silver offering will be taken at the door. Doors open at 7 00. The program replaces the regular evening service.
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David
Jonathan
Salvation Army
Rev Joseph M Hilliard Celebrates 85th Birthday
Forty five years ago in Wake County a young man born in Wake County began a life of religious service in High Point. On November 11, 1871 he preached his first union at Green Level church and since then he has served hundreds with joy and comfort. Abbott's Creek Baptist Church marks his 85th birthday with an all day service.
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Wakenty
Green Level Church
At County
Old
Abbott's Creek Baptist Church
Joseph M. Hilliard
Hilliard
Municipal Park Project Nears Finish at City Lake
The park at the city lake is 95 percent complete as of yesterday. Louis F. Voorhees, project director for the North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration, says the project started under the CWA will be finished by June 1 and will be among the finest of its kind. Finishing touches remain, with tests for leaks in the swimming pool under way and the filtration plant near completion. The bath houses, amphitheater, tennis courts, and play fields are rapidly progressing, with landscaping advancing in sections and a natural grandstand forming near the pool.
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Louis F. Voorhees
North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration
Compieucen Cf SS
Opfvite
CWA
No Alternative Proposal Emerges For 12-Cent County Levy
A Greensboro meeting at the county courthouse chaired by George L. Stansbury discussed a proposed maximum 12 cent tax levy for the county’s unemployables. Despite considerable deliberation no alternative proposal was offered, and Senator Dr. J. T. Burrus reported the outcome last night.
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Greensboro
J. T. Burrus
Pointer Motor Company Faces Two 10000 Claims in Wreck Suit
The Pointer Motor Company is named defendant in two High Point suits seeking $20,000 total for injuries from an accident at East Farris Avenue and North Hamilton Street on March 12, 1935. Plaintiffs Mrs. Jessie Proctor and Adam Proctor sue through Henry Proctor, alleging the defendant car operated by L. C. Davis collided with Ray Proctor’s car, causing Mrs. Proctor to lose the ability to walk and Adam Proctor to suffer a fractured skull and permanent injuries. Each seeks $10,000, alleging reckless operation of the defendant’s car.
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The
Pointer Motor Company, Inc
High Point Municipal Court
East Farris Avenue
North Hamilton Street
Jessie Procter
Adam Proctor
Henry Proctor
L. C. Davis
Ray Proctor
Jessie Proctor
Ray
Degrees Conferred Upon 7 Candidates At Masonic Meeting
High Point Council No 23 Royal and Select Masters held a meeting at Numa F. Reid lodge No 344 on Friday night. Grand Alustrious Master J. Ray Shute of Monroe gave an address on Masonry as seven candidates received degrees. Attending officials included Grand Conductor P. L. Withers of Winston-Salem and Grand Record William Ritchie Smith of Raleigh with representatives from High Point Winston-Salem and Greensboro. The seven candidates were Joe Snyder V. Shankle P. D. Pedries Phillip Melionas G. A. Palmer C. T. Boyd all of High Point and W. N. Bell of Winston-Salem.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Joe Snyder
V. Shankle
P. D. Petdries
Phillip Melionas
G. A. Palmer
C.T. Boyd
W. N. Bell
York enters Democratic mayoral race in High Point
C A York a former High Point mayor and longembedded public servant announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for mayor in the April 23 primaries. York a partner in York & York law firm previously served as prosecuting attorney city attorney and mayor, with strong backing from diverse supporters as he prepares to outline his platform before the primary. Incumbent Dr C S Grayson has not stated whether he will run again and no other candidates have announced.
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A. York
High Point
C. A. York
York
York & York
Commercial National Bank
Friends
Grayson
House Collapse Injures Local Woman at Perry Street
Fannie Sweeter, 20, suffered a forehead cut and ankle injury when her home at 127 Perry Street collapsed onto her while she washed clothes in the kitchen. Police investigate the cause as debris from the chimney and shifting pillars. she was treated at Burrus clinic and sent to her mother's Beeman Street home. The house was described as nearly a total loss.
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Fannie Sweeter
Perry Street
Fannie
Sechrest Funeral Home
Olice
Tina
Burrus Clinic
Beeman Street
Three Democrats Seek City Council Nomination for Mayor Race
Three candidates announced for the Democratic nomination to the city council for the mayoral race. They are F. 4. Flagler, Harry F. Hoffman, and D. H. Hall Jr.
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Ced
F. 4. Flagler
Harry F. Hoffman
D. H. Hall, Jr
Burrus Responds to Plummer Stewart Attack
Senator J. T. Burrus defends himself in a letter written March 16 1935 amid criticism linked to an investigation into prison camp injuries. He states the committee will verify reports but cannot prosecute, and forwards his full reply to The High Point Enterprise for public reading ahead of Stewart's response.
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J. T. Burrus
Dr. Burrus
Plummer
High Point Enterprise
High Point, N. C
Plummer Stewart
Charlotte
N. C
Raleigh
Law Building
Mr. Stewart
Furniture Code May Be Applied To Lumber Firms
The National Industrial Recovery Board may apply the furniture code to North Carolina lumber firms after NRA investigators examined trade practices. North Carolina furniture makers pressured for wage parity with lumber workers, threatening closures if not met. An agreement could sidestep formal hearings and place lumber furniture labor under the furniture code.
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High Point Enterprise
Washington
NRA
North Carolina
United States
National Industrial Recovery Board
New York Selling Agencies Explained by Dispatch
The dispatch explains how New York selling agencies operate amid ongoing market activity. It notes process steps, key players, and the role of regulatory oversight in recent transactions.
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New York
Drum and Bugle Corps to Attend Sanford Conference
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps plans to attend a state posts officers conference in Sanford today and again tomorrow. A parade is set for Monday at 4 30 p.m. and National Commander Belgrano will address the conference at 2 p.m. A memorial service is scheduled for today. Members should meet at the Sanford American Legion HQ at 3 30 p.m. Monday.
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Sanford
American Legion
Belgrano
Andrew Jackson Post
High Point
Andress
Free Cooking School Opens at Paramount Theater Wednesday
The Free Cooking School, sponsored by the High Point Woman's club to support the Give-a-Lunch fund, runs Wednesday to Friday at the Paramount Theater. Mrs. Alva Moore of Griffin Georgia will conduct sessions after recent schools in Asheville, Wilson and Rocky Mount. Daily prizes include a Westinghouse electric range a refrigerator a Congoleum rug enamel paint brushes Wearever utensils groceries and more. Admission is free and doors open at 10 each morning with expected large attendance.
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Paramount Theater
High Point Woman's Club
Mra
Alva Moore
Griffin, Ga
Moore
Asheville
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Westinghouse
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State Bar Association
Barristers Club
Campbell and
Groceryman
Agg
Guilford Choir
First Methodist Protestant
Boy Scout
J. M. Hilliard
M. Hiliiard
George L. Stansbury
Stansbury
Guilford County
Pointer Motor Company
Adams Proctor
N. C. Bar Association
Barristers’ Club
Charlotte Man
McLaughlin
North Carolina Mills
Lollies
Reading
Fisher Hosiery Co
Payoe Eae
Washington Bureau
A.J. Koonce
George Washington
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