Ray Gurley Bound Over On Charge Of Robbery Here
In municipal court Ray Gurley 513 North Drive faced robbery charges after a purse incident linked to Farl H Pell who confessed to liquor selling. Witnesses said Pell claimed only 45 cents earlier and Gurley was bound over to Guilford county superior court in a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gurley
Farl H. Pell
Aneereu Mnel Wuting
Pell
Gurley
Guilford County
Dallas Kenendy
King Stret
Archie Haney
Fairfield Road
Runkenness
T. Earnhardt
West Green Street
D. P. Hobby
Jamestown
A. Pat Brown
City
R. E. Brooks
Greensboro
Joy Thompson
Fairview Treet
John Ozment
Tom Recta Street
Marvin Ellis
Artor Street
Lenten Services Continue at First Methodist Protestant
Lenten services will be continued at the First Methodist Protestant church with mid week prayers this evening at 7 30 o clock Rev J Clay Madison will speak on Water Into Wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
J. Clay Madison
Commission to Meet on Inter Racial Relations
The High Point Commission on Inter-Racial Relations will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the cafeteria of William Penn high school on East Washington street, announced secretary Thomas B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Commission On Inter-Racial Relations
William Penn High School
East Washington Street
Thomas B. Smith
Kress Treasurer Visits High Point Store Leader
R H Kress treasurer of S H Kress and Company and in charge of the personnel division was a visitor in High Point yesterday. He conferred with O A Jeffcoat manager of the High Point store and was dinner guest of Welch Harriss. Kress has been visiting company stores in Florida Georgia and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Kress
New York City
S. H . Kress , and Company
High Point
Kress
O. A. Jeffcoat
8. H. Kress and Company
Welch Harriss
Reckless Driving Costs Settled by Multiple Defendants
A group of defendants including Thomas Fair Carlton Hooks Thurman Kemp and others each paid half the cost in reckless driving cases. The remaining amounts were paid by Edward R. Lowe and Leon Coble who faced traffic ordinance violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fair
East Washington Street
R. A. Powell
Raleigh
Carlton C. Hooks
Parkway
T. B. Hyde
West Point Avenue
Thurman Kemp
College Street
W. C. Perry
West Fifth Street
Winston-Salem
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville
F. E. Johnes
Winston Road
Ned Smith
North Street
J. H. Payne
North Main Street
Edward R. Lowe
Carter Street
Leon Coble
City
Substitutes Motivating Price Debate Cited as Risky
A trade remark warns against selling a substitute for 666 to gain a small margin. The note argues customer loyalty outweighs tiny gains and cautions that losing customers harms the business, comparing the value of 666 to a substitute.
Body Of Walter T. Allen Identified In Guilford County
Relatives identified the mutilated body of Walter T. Allen 22 as the man who stepped in front of a freight train near Greensboro. The coroner ruled death by own action. Allen, born October 14, 1915, was from Sumner community and survived by his parents and four brothers. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 11 from Rehobeth M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Allen
C. W. Allen
Sumner
J. M. Simpson
Stokes County
C. W. and
Geneva Hunt Allen
Guilford County
Rehobeth M.E
Revolution Mills
Greensboro
C. E. Jr
Wade
Charles
Lawrence Allen
Koonce
E. E. Snow
Guilford Farmers Plan Meeting April 1 at Springfield Church
Guilford county FCX members will hold their annual meeting Friday night April 1 at 7 30 in the Springfield Quaker church. M G Mann of Raleigh will report on last year's activities as general manager of the Statewide Farmers Cooperative Exchange. He urges all farmers and farm families to attend, stressing cooperation begins at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Springfield
M. G. Mann
Raleigh
Mann
Judge Warns Citizens Over Night Street Parking
A number of offenders cited for leaving cars on improved streets after midnight were dismissed after warnings from Judge Lewis E Teague. Police enforcement followed a city sanitation department report that parked cars hinder street cleaning programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Freight Station Property Re Zoned By City Council
The High Point city council approved a zoning change to designate a business district around Mangum Perry and Bynum streets and Southern Railway tracks for a relocated freight station. It referred two tourist home operators petition for a no parking after midnight exemption to the public safety committee for final action and instructed police to cooperate pending disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Southern Railway
Public Safety Committee
Col A de
Mangum
Perry
Bynum
J. W. Tomlinson
Leslie Bryant
Tomlinson
Bryant
Main Street
North Main
Louise Streets
Funeral for C. F. Floyd in Trinity at Hopewell Church
C F Floyd 65 of Trinity route one died this morning at 10 15 after seven weeks illness. Survived by widow Mamie Royals Floyd daughter Effie Mae Floyd Miller son Charles Lee Floyd father B C Floyd two brothers E C Floyd T C Floyd four sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Hopewell church at 2 30 conducted by Rev H M Robinson. Body to residence tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Floyd was lifelong Hopewell member and Bible class teacher for 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Royals Floyd
Effie Mae Floyd Miller
Charles Lee Floyd
Trinity
Route One
B. C. Floyd
E. C. Floyd
T. C. Floyd
Joe O. Vickery
Pleasant Garden
S. W. Quate
Greensboro
L. R. English
R. E. L. Hayworth
Funeral services for Z M Silman
Funeral services for Z. M. Silman, who died yesterday afternoon at 1 40 at a local hospital, will be held at the family home 407 Coltrane Street Thursday at 2 30. Rev Williams of South Main Street Methodist and Rev O L Ruth of First Pilgrim church will conduct. Interment in Oakwood family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. M. Silman
Coltrane Street
Mr. Williams
South Main Street Methodist Church
O. L. Ruth
First Pilgrim Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral for Herman W. Oliver Held in Jamestown
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Herman W. Oliver 26 found dead in a water pool near Jamestown. Services at the Oliver home were led by Dr EH Blackard and Rev YT Strickland with a mixed quartet performing. pallbearers included Colen Hedrick Clyde White Paul Welborn Charlie Stroupe and Sam Clapp. Interment followed at Floral Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Oliver
Jamestown
D. W. Oliver
Chandler Street
EH. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
YT. E. Strickland
J. Gurney Briggs
Edith Moore Sherrod
J. W. Garrett
A. J. Koonce
Woman's Wesley Bible Class
R. P. Burton
G. F. Carter
R. P. Ford
E. G. Morris
Frank Dalton
Homer Chambler
Joe Walsh
Charlie Jarrell
Guilford County Sanatorium
Mr. Oliver
Colen Hedrick
Clyde White
Paul Welborn
Charlie Stroupe
Sam Clapp
Clarence Coggin
Floral Garden Cemetery
Mrs Dovia A Barber noted as mother of Laura McCrimmon
Mrs. Dovia Alice Barber mother of Laura A. McCrimmon of 451 South Main Street was mentioned in a brief local notice. The fragment identifies family relation and residence but lacks further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovia A. Barber
Dovia Alice Barber
Laura A. McCrimmon
South Main Street
Major Edney Ridge Enters Sixth District Democratic Race
Maj. Edney Ridge of Greensboro announces for Congress in the sixth district, the eighth Democratic primary candidate to succeed W. B. Umstead. He backs the New Deal, roosevelts program, and pledges to push federal government simplification, worker relief, and security for the aged and jobless. Ridge, 50, a Guilford native with military service including the Mexican expedition and World War I, has held posts in Greensboro papers and broadcasting, and leads a district campaign with appearances across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Farney Ridge
Greensboro
Umstead
Enterprise
Major Edney Ridge
Congress
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Major Ridge
Guilford County
Guilford
Randolph
Montgomery
Harry Villa
Edney Ridge
John J. Pershing
Greensboro Daily News
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Greensboro Record
WBIG
Ridge
Anyong
Death of Carthage-area woman after long illness
The deceased, daughter of the late Mrs. Margaret Cole and Benjamin Cole of Carthage, died at her home near Carthage this morning after a period of declining health. Survived by husband John A. Barber and eight children including Mrs. McCrimmon of High Point and Jesse C. Barber of Hertford. Funeral services set for Carthage Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Margaret
Benjamin Cole
John A. Barber
McCrimmon
High Point
J. T. Mabe
J. R. Barber
F. N. Mansfield
Jesse C. Barber
Hertford
B. Irvin Barber
Norfolk
Death of Billy M. Allred at High Point home
Billy M. Allred ten year old son of G O and Maud Spencer Allred died at their High Point route three home around noon after four years of declining health and a three day serious condition. He was in first grade at Allen Jay school. Survived by parents one brother Thomas Glenn Allred one sister Doris Ann Allred and two step brothers Colon Evans and Thurman Evans. Definite funeral arrangements had not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy M. Allred
G. O
Maud Spencer Allred
High Point
Route Three
Allen Jay School
Thomas Glenn Allred
Doris Ann Allred
Colon Evans
Thurman Evans
Gaston Johnson Reaffirms Stand In Congressional Race
High Point candidate Gaston A. Johnson confirms he will not withdraw from the solicitor race unless the other two challengers, R Parker Waynick and Thomas Turner Jr, also exit. Waynick has already withdrawn and urged unity for Judge Lewis B Teague's Congressional bid amid Guilford county party harmony efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomas Turner Jr
Gaston A. Johnson
H. T. Koontz
R. Parker Waynick
Johnson
Teague For Congress
Guilford County
Congress
Lewis B. Teague
Thomas Turner, Jr
Cafe Manager Nearly Wins Big Irish Sweepstakes
Charles Xepolis, manager of the Astor cafe, almost won a share in the Irish sweepstakes today. Curious patrons gathered as reports surfaced he had drawn a horse and was offered $10,000 by a New York syndicate. The telegram was signed from New York and sent from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Xepolis
Astor Cafe
Xepolis
New York
High Point
Varied Program At Moose Lodge Meeting
A Moose Lodge meeting featured musical acts including J. F. Goree with Mrs. Goree on piano, the Gulil ford Council Junior Order trio, and the Greensboro Frederick trio. Addresses were given by N. L. Garner, Walter L. York, and Mrs. T. S. Chilton on Moose activities. Ruth Coltrane performed song and tap dance. EB D. Clutter of Danville acted as quizmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. F. Goree
Official to Aid Employees on Old Age Insurance Provisions
D. W. Lambert, Greensboro assistant manager of the Greensboro field office of the Social Security board, will be in High Point all day Friday March 25 to assist employers and employees with Old-Age Insurance provisions of the Social Security Act. He will be located in room 212 of the post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lambert
Greensboro
Social Security Board
High Point
Mr. Lambert
Renewal possible for apartment on W C Jones estate
High Point officials renewed the possibility of erecting a large apartment house on the W C Jones estate after city leaders indicated no objections if traffic and parking issues could be solved. The school board had opposed the zone change from Residence A to Residence C, prompting the council to avoid a public hearing. The board of adjustment may weigh in again as the petition returns for recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Apartme
W. C. Jones
Jones 8
High Point Board
Sheraton
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
City Board of Adjustment
Grover H. Jones
Joseph D. Cox
Board of Adjustment
Court Transfers Stadium Assets
Municipal court judge signs an order transferring assets of Moses Stadiem in Thomasville, now in receivership, to Wade Manufacturing of Charlotte as payment on a debt secured by a chattel mortgage. The petition was filed by C. T. Kennedy, receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis BE. Teague
Moses Stadiem
Thomasville
Wade Manufacturing Company
Charlotte
C. T. Kennedy
Obituary of Dr S M Kimsey Baptist Minister GA
Dr S M Kimsey of Cleveland Georgia born December 29 1849 died 1921 served as Baptist minister in Georgia. He helped in Dalonaga and Atlanta education at Southern Medical College and Dalonaga College and authorized gospel ministry in 1877. He volunteered for medical service in 1918 during the United States conflict and was brother to Judas J Kimsey of Cornelia Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Kimsey
Clevel Ga
Thomas W. S
Kimsey
High Point
N. C
Dalonaga
Dalonaga, Ga
Southern Medical College
Lanta
Gospel Baptist Church of Georgia
United States
Judas J. Kimsey
Cornelia, Ga
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Earl H. Pell
Madam Ardelle
Main St
J. B. Hodgin
WRENN
iGenasco
S. H. Kress and Company
Alberta
Wachovia Bank
Pontiac
Leonard W. Hall
Roby K. Swing
Roy Powell
Howard Dean
George Beck
Louis Garner
Joe Hearne
Char Tomlinson
Oscar Gray
Harry Lumpin
Around the
Thomasville and
Denton Railroad
N. Y
Guilford Farmers
Springfield Church
Carter
Central Ice Delivery Company
Eastigh Street
C. F. Floyd
Cc. F. Floyd
Gaston Johnson
Tadame Diawa
South Main &T
Kennedy
Judy Teague
Marsh “Eiieben
Foster Ideal Mattress
Phon
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
D. A. Stanton
North Main St
PF. Johnson
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