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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1938

Page

9

High Point City Reports Lower Spending and Revenues

City auditor H L Crowe releases eight month fiscal data showing expenses of 1 153 969 below the 1 164 480 estimate and revenues of 1 361 376 short of the 1 400 065 forecast. The figures reflect under spending in most departments and tax and utility fee shortfalls. A pending federal suit seeks about 70 000 in overcharges from Duke Power after rate disputes.

High Point H. L. Crowe Department of General Government City Library and Civil Service Civil Service Nance Treasury Department of Public Safety Department of Public Works E. M. Knox Duke Power Company State Public Utilities Commission Federal District Court

Engineer Inspects Site for Veterans Hospital in Guilford County

Charlies H. Stratton of the Veterans Administration and committees from Greensboro and High Point inspected two Guilford County sites for a Veterans Hospital funded with 1 500 000. The Sedgefield Inn site with 50 acres and the Pilot Life Insurance property on Greensboro road were examined with discussions of 250 000 and 760 000 prices respectively. Local officials and civic leaders accompanied the engineer during his three day visit with other eastern groups also proposing locations within 150 miles of Fuquay Springs.

Charlies H. Stratton Veteran's Administration of Washington Greensboro High Point Guilford County Congress Sedgefield Inn Pilot Life Insurance Greensboro Road W. C. Idol de. J. T. Mann Frank J. Sizemore George L. Stansbury North Carolina Fuquay Springs Stratton

Guilford County Bar to Meet For April Civil Term Calendar

The calendar committee of Guilford County Bar Association will meet Saturday at 10 o'clock to arrange the calendar for the April 4 civil term of Superior Court in Greensboro.

Greensboro Guilford County Bar Association Superior Court

Old Citizen Cyrus Wheeler Dies in High Point

Cyrus James Wheeler, one of High Point and Guilford county's oldest residents, died at his home after a three month illness. Born April 3, 1844, in Randolph County, he would have turned 94. Survived by two sons W F Wheeler A T Wheeler and daughters Maude Cora Mae Wheeler, he left five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at Deep River church Friday at 3 p.m. Interment beside his wife in December 1926. Body remains at Yow's Funeral Home until 9 a.m. Friday.

Cyrus James Wheeler High Point Guilford County Lexington Avenue Mr. Wheeler Randolph County James Elizabeth McGhee Wheeler W. F A. T. Wheeler

Funeral services held for Mrs Tenle Carrie Hargrave

Funeral services for Mrs Tenle Carrie Hargrave wife of W R Hargrave who died at her home 1215 Johnson street were conducted from the North Main Baptist church Wednesday afternoon. The pastor Rev A Lincoln Fulk and Rev W D Helsabeck officiated with church choir singing The Old Rugged Cross Abide With Me and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Pall bearers were F T Henry Royce Byrd C W May J B Davis J B Riley and J L Griffin. Interment was in Lebanon cemetery.

Tenle Carrie Hargrave W. R. Hargrave Johnson Street North Main Baptist Church A. Lincoln Fulk W. D. Helsabeck North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Old Rugged Cross Jesus F. T. Henry Royce Byrd C. W. May J. B. Davis J. B. Riley J. L. Griffin Lebanon Cemetery

W. H. Klapp Sentenced for Restitution Failure

W. H. Bill Klapp received 18 to 24 months in Greensboro after failing to make restitution on about $2,500 in bad checks. Prosecutors cited three counts of false pretense and 13 bad checks. the judge had given him a deadline at the first trial.

Greensboro W. H Bill) Klapp B. C. Bivens Bivens Klapp

Sutton Announces C R Sutton for Guilford County Sheriff

Clarence R. Sutton a 1936 primary runner up announces another bid for Guilford County sheriff now held by Joe S. Phipps. He cites need for change and economy in administration while pledging efficiency if elected as Democratic nominee.

Greensboro Clarence R. Sutton Joe S. Phipps Sutton Greensboro High School West Market M. BE. Church Guilford Democratic Party Guil

Sheriff Candidate Announces Broad Front for Office

A county announces the candidacy for sheriff with a pledge to fair and impartial administration. The candidate states the bid aims to represent all the people and makes no promises to any special group.

Slogan and Essay Contests Launched For City Beautiful Campaign

The City Beautiful Campaign Committee led by Mrs. R. R. Blackburn announced slogan and essay contests with cash prizes to promote a more beautiful High Point. Prizes range from 2 to 5 dollars for essays and up to 5 dollars for slogans. Essays limited to 500 words, one per pupil, due by April 11, with top essays from schools submitted to the superintendent. Slogans limited to 10 words and also due by April 11 for judging by The High Point Enterprise staff.

City Beautiful Campaign Committee R. R. Blackburn High Point Charles .F. Carroll, Jr C. Arthur Kirkman P. E. Lindley M. L. Patrick High Point Enterprise

Moving pictures shown at Photographic Print Exhibition hall

About fifty people watched a set of travel films last night at the Photographic Print Exhibition hall on East Commerce street. The program featured travel pictures of South America and Cuba presented by Charles Farrell of Greensboro and H. A. Martin of Winston-Salem.

Charles Farrell Greensboro H. A. Martin Winston-Salem East Commerce Street Mr. Martin South America Cuba

Rotarians Hear Aviation Talk in Greensboro Meeting

Robert Turner of Eastern Airlines outlined the rise of U S commercial aviation from 1918 mail flights to 42 passenger planes nearing service. He cited Eastern’s routes New York Houston and New York Miami and Chicago Miami, the radio beam navigation, and a record of 187 million passenger miles without an accident.

Robert Turner Greensboro Eastern Airlines Rotary Club United States Turner Washington New York Chicago Houston Texas Miami Fla Eddie Rickenbacker

Print exhibition features Mexico and Panay bombing images

Large crowds toured the show held in the former Elliott S. Wood building on East Commerce Street. The High Point Camera club sponsored the exhibit with J. W. Robertson as president and Hec les D. Everhart as committee chair. Visitors from Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Thomasville and Asheboro attended.

Mr. Farrell Mexico Panay EB. Z. Jones Elliott S. Wood Ragan Estate East Commerce Street Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville Asheboro High Point Camera Club J. W. Robertson Hecles D. Everhart

Saint Patrick facts stir Irish pride and debate

The column questions traditional legends about Saint Patrick, noting his Roman birth in present day Dumbarton, Scotland, his capture in Ireland, and a trip to France. It mentions no snakes in Ireland and recalls how shamrocks and pipes mark Saint Patrick’s Day despite doubts about the saint’s legends.

Patrick Ireland Paddy France

Mrs Wohl Declines Senate Bid in North Carolina

Mrs Helen Robertson Wohl of Guilford College and Raleigh announced she will not enter the U S Senate race in the June primary. She cited economic fear and recovery, supports a national war vote, state prohibition, and continuing anti liquor efforts, while praising open public discussion.

Greensboro Helen Robertson Wohl Guilford College Raleigh United States Senate R. R. Reynolds Asheville Frank V. Hancock, Jr Oxford A. A. Johnson Arthur Simmons Burlington North Carolina

Virginia Medical Monthis Publishes Lymphopathy Venerea Paper

The Virginia Medical monthis will publish a study on Lymphopathia Venerea by Dr. L. W Holladay of High Point. Dr Holladay presented the paper before the Guilford County Medical Society on November 4, 1937.

Virginia Medical Monthis L. W Holladay High Point Holladay Guilford County Medical Society

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Veterans Hospital W. H. Klapp C. R. Sutton Cc. R. Sutton City Beautiful Redwine Hardware Company North Main Eastern Air Lines Civic Club C. T. Graham Lenoir N. c Lewis L Erin Dumbarton Scotland Wohl U. S Goodrich Safety Silvertreese Golden Ply -Rto Wit Rson E. M. Dudley North Main Street East Main Street
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