Move To Extend High Point Court Jurisdiction Reported
A proposal to extend High Point Municipal Court jurisdiction to Jamestown and Deep River townships will be forwarded to the legislature. The High Point Bar Association backs the plan with a draft bill and a contact committee, aiming to reduce defendants’ court costs by avoiding Superior Court trials.
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High Point Court
Jamestown
Deep River Townships
High Point
Deep River
High Point Bar Asseation
Raleigh
R. T. Pickens
Do. A. York
L. J. Fisher
Silas Casey
Ers
Greensboro
Guilford County
High Point Township
For Sale and Exchange Offers Near Asheville and California
An appraised $60,000 residence in a good Asheville section is offered for exchange for a 10 or 12 room near property. Also advertised is a California Spanish bungalow described as a masterpiece of artistic design in a select Asheville, North Carolina area. Address Box 917.
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Will Exchange
Asheville
D. C
California
N. CC
Franklin dies from Greensboro crash injuries at 37
S Marvin Franklin 37 died at St. Leo's hospital Greensboro after being struck on East Market Street Thursday night. He was born in Guilford County to Samuel and Amanda Bunday Franklin and was a Pilgrim Holiness church member. Survived by three brothers, funeral Thursday at 3 in Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev. O L Ruth presiding. Interment Springfield Cemetery.
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Greensboro
S. Marvin Franklin
Mr. Franklin
St. Leo’s Hospital
Marvin
East Market Street
Guilford County
Samuel
Amanda Bunday Franklin
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Fred
D. L. Franklin
C. R. Franklin
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred Franklin
Stanton Street
O. L. Ruth
Springfield Cemetery
Greensboro court bill eyed for Jamestown and Deep River towns
Proponents argue the Greensboro bill would extend High Point court jurisdiction to Jamestown and Deep River townships. It would draw jurors from all three townships and require some misdemeanor defendants and witnesses to attend Greensboro. Local residents reportedly favor shorter travel to High Point.
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Greensboro
Jamestown
Deep River
High Point
Deep River Townships
High Point Township
Greensbor
Greensboro Municipal Court
Quintet of New Officers Named by Legion Post
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 elected five officers at its regular meeting. New appointments include R. P. McKeithan as first vice commander, Felix Brockman as second vice commander, Ma. A. Lackey as service officer, D. D. Arden as chaplain, and P. J. Dishner as post historian. Induction set for April 4.
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Andrew Jackson Post No
American Legion
R. P. McKeithan
C. W. Perry
Felix Brockman
Fred McPherson
Dr. I. Thurman Mann
D. C. Farcowe
D. D. Arden
Carl Mengel
P. J. Dishner
G. H. King
R. R. Blackburn
J. A. Herndon
Geo. EB. Parker
L. EB. Bennett
T. J. Underwood
Sam Needleman
George Connor
Dave Croker
H. L. Baumgardner
G. ¥. Edwards
Episcopal Church
North Main
Farris Avenue
the Legion
V. F. W. Hall
G. F. Edwards
Mae Shipwash Freed by Court on Habeas Proceedings
Mae Shipwash a young white woman was freed by Judge Thomas J. Shaw of the Superior Court after habeas corpus proceedings. The conviction for immoral vagrancy carried a 43 day sentence but the warrant showed no charge on its face. She had been arrested last week on a capias after violating a suspended sentence to stay out of the city 12 months.
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Mae Shipwash
Lexington
Thomas J. Shaw
Superior Court
Action Dismissed in Williams vs Martin Dry Cleaners
The case of Earl Williams against Martin Dry Cleaners seeking 33 dollars for a lost suit was dismissed in a morning hearing before Magistrate C. C. Muse.
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Earl Williams
Martin Dry Cleaner Company
C. C. Muse
The Bigger The Better
W F Parrish recalls a trip through South Carolina as a boy when a massive collard plant sheltered his wagon and stock from rain. He notes a homey scene of a huge field collard and a tale of a giant cooking pot seen by a railroad.
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W. F. Parrish
Wise Street
South Carolina
Merchants Demand No New Taxation in North Carolina
High Point Merchants Association filed telegrams to North Carolina lawmakers urging no new taxes for two years. Members urged adherence to existing revenue schedules and criticized sales tax, warning it would burden merchants already facing shrinking incomes.
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North Carolina
High Point Merchants Association
Ine
Clipping of Collection Cage Triggers City Precautions
A clipped collection cage allowed handlock access, risking theft. No loss reported. L L Hodge discovered the first clipping and city officials welded protective mesh around cage locks to prevent repeats. Officials note unknown duration of clipping and emphasize security measures for future prevention.
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Hall
L. L. Hodge
Merchants Plan Crackdown on Unlicensed Stands
Local grocers and merchants meet to discuss eradicating unlicensed street fruit stands. They allege tax evade by stand operators and call for enforcement of existing ordinances to curb unfair competition affecting licensed businesses.
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Gtand
Unite
Prac
Fred Tate Speaks to Monarch Club on High Point History
At the Monarch Club meeting in the Sheraton dining room High Point Vice President A. H. Holton presided. Fred N. Tate, a leading local manufacturer, discussed the growth of High Point, including early bond issues such as a $20 000 school bond and other progressive movements. Guests G A Tucker and P J Neal attended. Next meeting planned under F M Auman and R A Wilson.
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High Point Monarchs
Sheraton Hotel
A. H. Holton
Hobart Bryant
G. H. Jones
N. L. Garner
Fred N. Tate
Total Manufacturer
High Point
Tate
G. A. Tucker
Kinney Shoe Store
P. J. Neal
Tomlinson Chair Company
W. D. Lemons
F. 4. Auman
R. A. Wilson
Revival Services Extend At Ennis Street Church
Mrs C B Carter announced the revival at the new Ennis Street church continues nightly at 7 30 through April 2. Levin president of the North Carolina Wesleyan Methodist conference will preach each evening and all special singers are urged to attend. Public invited to all services.
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New
Ennis Street
C. B. Carter
Levin
North Carolina
Suit Filed Over $6000 Damages Against Mattress Firm
W L Edwards and wife filed a suit in High Point municipal court seeking $6000 damages alleging injuries from manufacturing operations at the High Point Mattress Company. The case was started today.
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High Point Mattress Company
High Point Municipal Court
W. L. Edwards
Clean Up Effort Targets Local Peddler Racketeering
Authorities vow to end the racket by addressing the spread of informal peddling. Peddlers buy stock, roam from house to house offering wares and evading taxes, except when selling produce grown by themselves.
Winston High Seeks Debaters for Sales Tax Issue
Winston-Salem area forensics leaders report no volunteers to defend the resolution on adopting a state sales tax. Ralph Lewis of Richard J. Reynolds and Earle Andrews of Winston-Salem high school urge two students for the affirmative as the triangular meet with Greensboro and High Point looms.
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Ralph Lewis
Richard J. Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Winston- Salem
Earle Andrews
Winston
City Warns Of Scarlet Fever In The City
City health officials warn of scarlet fever and urge precautions to prevent spread. Parents should watch for sore throat fever vomiting and rash, and keep sick individuals isolated with strict hygiene until recovery.
Parents Warned To Look For Scarlet Fever Symptoms
The Parent-Teacher Council joined the city health department to urge parents of schoolchildren to monitor for scarlet fever signs such as rash and sore throat. They stress keeping children home and calling a doctor promptly to prevent serious after effects and slow spread.
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Parent-Teacher Council
City Health Department
Omitted name on honor roll mars senior high list
Willis Sensenbach, a sophomore at Senior High, had his name omitted from the honor roll published in The Sunday Enterprise due to an error. The paper notes the omission and confirms the student should be recognized among top scholars.
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Willis Sensenbach
Sunday Enterprise
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High Point Ice and Coal CO
Franklin
A. H. Jeffri
N. KB. Russell L. BE. Lowe
City Shoe Shop of Commerce
Commercial Bank
Wig
Schwab
North Main Street
Oring Co
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Legion Post
Felix Brockmann
Grocers
Fred Tate
Monarch Club
Civic Club
Allen
Jay
Mar
Parents-Teacher Association
Winston High
Nancy Hill
Winifred Marshal
Iris Welch
Vera York
Lewis
Superheterodyne Radio
Majestic
Phrvan
Gene
Twilight Beauty
Mann Drug No. 2
The
Carolina
Ite Beeson Howe. Co
First National Bank
Thomasville, N.C
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