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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1931

Page

9

Council Delays Reservoir Plan Amid City Council Deliberations

The Raleigh area council debated William Olsen s plan to build a new reservoir on Austin property west of the current site but signaled the project would wait for future years. They also renewed a feud by proposing fines for rail crossing delays and discussed armory, street openings, parking near Rialto and Broadway theaters, and a playground for southern residents.

William ©. Olsen City Consulting Engieer Raleigh Austin J. Alley Austin They Olsen Horne York Parker and Mr. Austin Southern Railroad Company Hoskins Street Keoox Baynes Centennial Avenue Mint Fourth Streets Planning End Zoning Commission K. K. Ingram Concil Coltrane Street Main Street North Main Street R. D. Dickson Rialto Broadway Walser Curtright

Adjourning the State Senate Sine Die Debate

Dr. Burrus urged adjournment sine die in the state senate but Lt Gov Fountain ruled the motion out of order. The idea drew local comment with some endorsement and a facetious note that the legislature might adjourn sine decem annis. Reported fatigue and nervous strain among legislators were cited by supporters.

4. T. Burrus State Senate RK. J. Fountain Senate United States Senate House of Representatives Ting

Knox Furniture Sale Confirmed for March 31

Federal court in Greensboro set 11:00 AM on Tuesday March 31 as the confirmation time for the Knox Furniture Manufacturing company sale. The High Point bid of 292,500 by L. Weill on March 9 was for creditors as part of proceedings led by South Carolina Securities company and Julian Mitchell Jr. Receivers J. W. Lambeth and C. M. Vanstory Jr. have operated the High Point and Thomasville plants since the bankruptcy filing.

Knox Furniture Manufacturing Company Greensboro Johnson J. Hayes High Point L. Weill South Carolina Securities Company Julian Mitchell, Jr Furniture Company Thomasville C. M. Vanstory, Jr

City School Enrollment Rises to 8161 for Six Months

The city’s total school enrollment through March 6 reached 8161, up 91 from last year. Attendance averaged just 22 higher than a year ago, with attendance percentage across schools showing a notable decline. A detailed table follows.

Superintendent of Schools

First Anniversary Night at First Reformed Church Club

The Men’s club of the First Reformed Church marks its first anniversary with Ladies’ Night tomorrow at 7. A Baraca room supper will be served by the Women’s Missionary Society, and Dr. P. E. Lindley of High Point College will give the address. An evening of music and stunts, with prizes, is planned.

First Reformed Church Baraca Sam Volt P. E. Lindley High Point College Women’s Missionary Society

Arrests in Thomasville Hit and Run Case

Odessa Sexton a member of the hit and run party that struck and injured Mrs. W. H. Ragan near Jamestown and her husband Earl Sexton were arrested by police here late yesterday and taken to Thomasville where they are wanted on a charge of forceful trespassing.

Odessa Sexton W. H. Ragan Jamestown Earl Sexton Thomasville

A B Club Weighs Armory Promotion At Dinner

The American Business club debated promoting erection of an armory in High Point after a recent fire. The city will provide Centennial avenue land. a government lease would cover upkeep. A club committee led by Common Duke will report before action. The club also voted to donate its charity fund to the Board of Public Welfare as needs rise.

American Business Club Elwood Hotel High Point Nationalhara Te American Business Club National Guard Civie Centennial Avenue Common Duke Board of Public Welfare Edwin Koonce Phillip Davis Ralph Slate Jesse Washburn Sam Strickland Brooks Reitzel James B. Lovelace James McAnally

Senatorial Redistricting Sparks Local Opposition in Court Debate

A prominent local attorney denounces proposed state senatorial redistricting to 28 districts as “cutting the heart out of ideal representation.” He warns Guilford County could hog three seats if combined with Caswell and Rockingham, proposes a two-district Guilford with one senator each, and favors a plan of 60 districts with one senator apiece to avoid disproportionality.

Tee Caswell Rockingham Guilford Guilford County Greensboro High Point

Faculty Recital at High Point College Tomorrow Night

The annual music department recital will be held in Roberts Hall auditorium tomorrow at eight o'clock, announced by Professor E. B. Stimson. Participants include Miss Margaret Sloan soprano, Miss Mildred Sloan violinist, and Professor Stimson tenor, performing works by Mendelssohn, Bizet, Massenet, Kreisler and Pagliacci among others.

High Point College Roberts Hall E. B. Stimson St. Paul Mendelssohn Ronald Watts Massenet Hofmann Air de Ballet Czerwonky Kreisler Fransquita Leoncavallo

Margaret Brown Funeral Held At Mother's Home

Funeral services for Miss Margaret Marie Brown died at her mother Mrs. T. B. Moore’s home 404 Prospect Street. Rev. Waldo Woody officiated from the residence. Burial followed at Chestnut Hill cemetery Salisbury with Rev. N. H. B. Milne officiating. Pallbearers were Floyd Wilkes Robert Byrum Clarence Hendley R. H. Moody Fred Clemmons Otis Sain. Ward Street M. E. church choir sang In the Garden and Nearer My God to Thee. Flowers carried by Eva Smoot Alta Grayson Margaret Sain Marie Chapman Fannie Chapman.

Margaret Marie Brown T. B. Moore Prospect Street Waldo Woody Oak Hill Friends Church Chestnut Hill Cemetery Salisbury N. HB. Milne Episcopal Church Floyd Wilkes Robert Byrum Clarence Hendley R. H. Moody Fred Clemmons Otis Sain Ward Street M. E God Eva Smoot Alta Grayson Margaret Sain Marie Chapman Fannie Chapman

Road collision suit against High Point rail line dropped

L Baker, a local shoe shop owner, sued the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad for 5270 in damages over a West Green street grade crossing crash on April 27, 1929. The court granted a defense motion citing Baker's contributory negligence after the evidence.

L. Baker Byrum Street High Point Thomasville Denton Lewis E. Teague J. B. Lovelace Lovelace and Kirkman Baker Vernon Emmett Sumner High Point Hospital

Oak Hill Men's Club Plans Ladies Night Program

The Oak Hill Men's Club will hold Ladies Night tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Oak Hill school building. L. W. Kennedy, club president, announced a program of music and talks with refreshments to follow.

Oak Hill L. W. Kennedy

Three Centuries Since Birth Of Charles Perrault

A note marks three centuries since the birth of Charles Perrault the French writer who created Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood born in the 17th century.

Charles Perrault

High Point man joins Hui-O-Pele at Kilauea eruption site

Roy E. Perrell of High Point North Carolina was made a member of the Hawaiian order Hui-O-Pele at Kilauea. He received a lapel button and membership card bearing the fiery seal of the goddess, with her mark formed by scorching paper in a volcanic crack. The group, now 11622 members, celebrates Pele mythology and Halemaumau firepit legends.

High Point Man Volcano House Hawaii Mar Kilauea Roy E. Perrell High Point N. C Madame Pele Perrell Fire Fraternity Scorching Pele Hawaii National Park

High Point Cited As Fine Example In Highway Reform

High Point North Carolina is praised as a model for turning a main highway to outer fringes to reduce through traffic. The Port land Oregon Daily article notes southern towns adopting rezoning to ease delays and danger for motorists traveling from Washington to Atlanta.

High Point Portland Oregon M. P. Church Salem N. C Washington Atlanta

Planning Meeting for Cannery Aid in High Point

A joint meeting of High Point civic leaders business men and nearby farmers was outlined for a Wednesday night at City Hall to raise funds for establishing a cannery. Prof. E M Ketchum of Trinity High School framed the effort noting progress but the need for more money. Postmaster O R York spoke on city parks and playgrounds and reported progress on a Blair property park and golf course, with a donor ready to give more land when time comes.

High Point E. M. Ketchum Trinity High School Monarch Club Sheraton Hotel Ketcham R. York York Blair South Main Street Owever

Liberia as a refuge for African American exiles

The article asserts Liberia is the primary slave country globally and that many African Americans fled bondage there, portraying the republic as a destination for escape from slavery.

Liberia United States

Funeral Held For John L Carpenter

Funeral services for John Latimore Carpenter well known insurance man were held at his home on Montheau Avenue yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. Dr P E Lindley of High Point College officiated with a college quartet singing In the Hour of Trial and Abide With Me. Pallbearers named were John Taylor Curtis Humphries Peyton Moffitt Ivan Crissman Donald Helmich and Norman Dement. The body was shipped to Washington D C for cremation. St Cyr in France is cited as one of the military schools in the world.

John Lattimore Carpenter Montheu Avenue P. E. Lindley High Point College John Taylor Curtis Humphries Peyton Moffitt Ivan Crissman Donald Helmich Norman Dement Washington, D. C St. Cyr France

Natex touted by local user in heart beat story

A local woman credits Natex with restoring her heart rhythm and digestion after chronic constipation and gas. She says the tonic, prepared by a college professor, improved her bowel regularity and overall health, and recommends Natex to friends after daily demonstrations at Main Drug Co., 105 S Main St.

Natex Mann Drug Co S. Main St W. E. Carroll Asheboro St Nate Main Drug Co Main Street

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