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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1937

Page

3

Roosevelt Plans Philippine Trip on Naval Vessel

President Roosevelt reportedly plans a naval voyage to the Philippines within the next year and a half. The journey could total about 125 131 thousand miles depending on route and may include land travel to San Francisco or Atlantic port departures. Aiming to assess progress toward independence, a Philippine American committee will study economic feasibility for full independence between 1938 and 1940. Paul V. McNutt, new high commissioner to Manila, leaves for Washington and then San Francisco on April 3 with two Indiana aides. Roosevelt’s 13,000 mile Charleston to Buenos Aires trip was his longest outside the U S.

Warm Springs Roosevelt Philippines San Francisco Atlantic Panama Canal Manila White House United States Paul V. McNutt Washington Indiana Leo M. Gardner Indianapolis Wayne Coy Delphi Charleston D. C Buenos Aires

Death of Mrs Anna Augusta Kearns Prompts Funeral Plans

Mr and Mrs Luther B Kearns travel to Charlotte after the death of Anna Augusta Kearns at her son’s home The obituary notes she leaves husband James A Kearns seven sons and siblings The funeral arrangements are not completed Revival services begin the first Sunday in April at the First Baptist Church with sunrise prayer Rev F R Mason and Mrs Hurse leading singing and O E Simmons directing the choir

Luther B. Kearns Charlotte Kearns Anna Augusta Kearns High Point James A. Kearns Hilltop Street Andrew Charlie William Clifton Spencer Birch Kearns Charlotte and Vicinity Graham Huntersville N. C Arthur Johnson Concord Albion Johnson Cabarrus Matilda Harrison Harrisburg First Baptist Church F. R. Mason

Rev J J Richardson Preaches At Women's Memorial

Due to the illness of the pastor Rev J Franklin Gibson the assistant pastor Rev J J Richardson spoke Sunday morning. The pastor is improved and will likely return home to Morganton soon.

J. J. Richardson Women's Memorial J. Franklin Gibson Morganton

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Rose Lee Morris at Hoover Street

Misa Nettie Lee and Mrs Hat and family hosted a birthday party for Mrs Rose Lee Morris at Mrs Fultz home on Hoover street last week. Entertainment included games and music by an orchestra from Thomasville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Oliver Davidson and others.

Misa Nettie Lee Hattie Lee Fultz Rose Lee Morris Misenna Saunders Lorene Phifer Nathaniel Simpson Buddie Graves Jimmie Davis Rogers Bell

Birthday party for Hattie Mae Morrison in Charlotte

Miss Mabel Culbreath hosted a birthday party for her sister Mrs. Hattie Mae Morrison at Elijah Hall's home on 113 Perry Street Saturday evening. Gifts were received by Morrison from Kate Davis Lillie Christian Ford Irene Banks Helen Hines Hopson McCain and J Henley.

Mabel Culbreath Charlotte Hattie Mae Morrison Elijah Hall Perry Street

Reverend D. S Sauber Paralyzed After Morning Stroke

Personal Rev. D. S. Sauber suffered a paralytic stroke Friday morning while descending stairs at his home 716 East Washington Street and remains quite ill.

D. S&s. Sauber East Washington Street

State moves to authorize gasoline terminals in NC

Raleigh dispatch reports a new law authorizes the Governor and Council of State to build state owned gasoline terminals at coastal ports. Wilmington Morehead City Southport and Fayetteville press to win the location. Opponents fear state entry into competition with citizens and doubt actual construction will occur.

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Mar North Carolina Council of State Wilmington Morehead City Southport Fayetteville Henry Ingram Randolph High Point Winston-Salem Charlotte South Mills Rocky Mount Asheville

Slot Machine Law Is Saved In Raleigh Reluctant Vote

In Raleigh on March 22 the House tabled Representative Thomas's last-minute Murphy bill to re legalize One Armed Bandits, sealing the Flanagan Anti Slot Machine act after June 30. Proponents argued revenue loss and service, while opponents warned of judicial muddiness and stronger lobby pressure. The move ends attempts to resurrect slots this session.

Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Henry Averill Raleigh Thomas Harnett Murphy Flanagan W. BE. Fenner Nash

Fire destroys hosiery plant in Connelly Springs

A fire at a hosiery mill owned by John Hayesworth of Hickory destroyed two brick buildings in Connelly Springs on March 22. About 60 workers were left jobless. owners were Mrs. D. P. Hudson. Firefighters from Morganton and Hickory faced water supply delays from a nearby locomotive tender.

Connelly Springs John Hayesworth Hickory D. P. Hudson Morganton

Gaffney Clears Storm Damage After Tornado Hits Town

Gaffney South Carolina reported a tornado Saturday night that demolished or wrecked several buildings and injured seven people. Four injured remained in hospitals: Mr and Mrs T R Teague Mrs W K Black and Mattie Dawkins a Black woman.

Gaffney S. C T. R. Teague W. K. Black Mattie Dawkins

CCC worker's death probed in Selma inquest

Selma March 22 coroner Ben Booker ordered an inquest today into the death of Henry Edwards 20 a CCC worker stationed at White Lane whose body was found beside railway tracks near here yesterday Mrs Rosa Edwards the youth's mother said her son left home with friends she did not know and they told her their car had been wrecked nearby Edwards was at home on a two day leave

Selma Ben Booker Orde Henry Edwards White la Rosa Edwards Edward

Not Same Woman Denies Involvement in Saturday Scrape

Bessie Poteat, who operates the elevator at the Southern nature Exposition building, tells The Enterprise she is not the same B Poteat connected with the Saturday night scrape here, clarifying her identity amid the incident.

Bessie Poteat Enterprise B Poteat Saturda

Fatal Road Accidents Linked to Dry Roads and Weather

Report notes that over three quarters of fatal crashes occur on dry pavement and a majority happen during specific weather conditions. It highlights risk factors and calls for improved driver awareness and road safety measures.

Fire leaves two injured with $50,000 in property damage

In a serious condition but expected to recover, two residents were hospitalized after a blaze that caused property damage estimated at up to $50,000. Authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene.

Shooting Cause Still Unknown in North Carolina Tragedy

Chester North Carolina March 22 The condition of William Ainsley Darby 70 in critical status after he killed his 60 year old wife in the yard of their home then shot himself Coroner William H Caldwell said neighbors offered no motive for the double shooting The couple had been married only three years

Chester N. C William Ainsley Darby William H. Caldwell Caldwell Darbys Darby

Funeral services set for Eddie V. Neal in Thomasville

Eddie V. Neal died at his home and funeral services are scheduled in Thomasville. Details on date and location were not provided in the readable text.

Eddie V. Neal Thomasville

Funeral services at Unity Chapel M E church

A funeral service was held Sunday at 2 o'clock at Unity Chapel M E church near Archdale, conducted by Miss Clara Cox and Mrs. Helen Everett of High Point. A prior home service was held at Mrs. W. G. Walters residence on Fifth avenue. Pallbearers included M. F. Bowen W. R. Neal B. H. Koontz Garrett Whitaker Dalton Shaw and C. P. Sledge. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Archdale Unity Chapel M. E Clara Cox Helen Everett High Point W. G. Walters Fifth Avenue M. F. Bowen W. R. Neal B. H. Koontz Garrett Whitaker Dalton Shaw C. P. Sledge Church

Gasoline Tax Revenue Hit Two Million In One Day

The government reports gasoline tax receipts totaling two million dollars in a typical day. This figure reflects widespread fuel consumption and steady revenue generation for public funds.

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New London Pleasant Hill Cemetery Tex Luther Kearns Cherry Street Port Red Sox High Point Red Sox Alfonso Dockery Earl McGtloney Greensboro H. C. Eccles Sam Rhyne James Best Goshen Red Wings Willis Park House CCC Harllee Daeter Boys and Girls Athletic Union Batiste Pants Batiste Parilees Children's Dept
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