Waynick Burrus and Moore enter North Carolina senate race
Guilford voters will face a four candidate Democratic primary on June 9 as Capus Waynick Dr John Burrus and J Tracy Moore joined John W Caffey in seeking the 1935 state senate seat. Waynick cites tax reform and state relief while Burrus opposes the sales tax as now set up.
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Te Senate
Guilford County
Capus M. Waynick
House
Senate
National Reemployment Service
John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
General Assembly
J. Tracy Moore
Greensboro
Servard
John W. Caffey
Waynick
State Senate
North Carolina
Goveas
River project camp set near Oakdale and Brown Creek sites
Washington March 24. High Point named as earned here. Announcement assigns a camp to the River project and lists the third enrollment period from April to October. Oakdale named first choice for the camp site. Final site depends on the state director of the soil erosion service. A Brown Creek project camp will also be assigned, with Peachland or Parkland as possible locations.
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Washington
High Point
Oakdale
Howevr
Soil Erosion Service
Brown Creek
Peachland
Parkland
Five New Families Arrive in High Point New Residents Listed
The Enterprise reports five new families moved to High Point in the past week from Stillwater Danville Wilmington Sanford and College Station. Residents include Lynn and Lynn Melver Sanford 1202 North Main circle drive Kincannon Stillwater circle drive Hilbert Danville 1102 North Main Raney College Station Jones Street Aubrey Parsley Jr Wilmington 108 Oakwood court. A weekly list of new arrivals will be published. call 4567 with tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
High Point
Stillwater
Okla
Danville
Wilmington
N. C
Sanford
College Station
Texas
Lynn Melver
North Main Street
Guy Kincannon
Circle Drive
J. M. Hilbert
J. B. Raney
Jones Street
Aubrey Parsley, Jr
Oakwood Court
The
Beautification Praise for High Point Garden Club Council
High Point Garden Club Council receives praise from H A Millis of the Juvenile and Parks Commission for beautification efforts. The letter thanks the council for bird sanctuary project and bird box donations to be distributed by Boy Scout Executive B W Hackney in city parks. The commission offers further assistance.
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High Point Garden Club Council
Robert H. Sechrest
H. A. Millis
Juvenile and Parks Commission
Sec
High Point Garden Club Council City
Park and Recreation Commission
Johnnie Williams Arrested In Whiskey Raid
Johnnie Williams of 122 Perry Street was arrested in a police raid on his home yesterday catching him pouring whiskey from a five gallon can into fruit jars. He was jailed in the city jail in lieu of a $300 bond.
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Johnnie Williams
Perry Street
Williams
Denton Man Survives After Severe Saw Mill Injury
Worth Sheen, 20, of Denton, suffered a devastating right leg tear in a saw mill accident and had the limb amputated below the hip. He was nearly pulseless on arrival at Burrus Memorial hospital but is expected to recover after a blood infusion and planned transfusion. Blood donors from the police and fire departments are typing their blood for matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Sheen
Denton
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. T. Burrus
Housing Shortage Signals Real Estate Uptick in High Point
In High Point, scarcity of stores and vacant business sites eases as new shops open on Main Street. Real estate firms report rising demand for homes, with more families seeking independent houses and several firms selling or leasing multiple properties amid planned expansion. An uptick in building is expected as payrolls rise and employment improves.
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High Point
Charles
Rosaine
Beavan’s
Rose
Gibson's
Becker Tailoring Company
Leonard and Younts Tailors
Elam Furniture Company
New Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
J. C. Penney Company
Redwine Hardware Company
Belk-Stevens Company
North Main Street
Eaird’s
Our Shop
Amebic Dysentery Case In Local Business Leader
Richard H. Shaw, president of the Welch Furniture Company, remains critically ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital after several weeks of illness described as amebic dysentery. No further details are provided on his condition or treatment.
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Richard H. Shaw
Welch Furniture Company
Burrus Memorial Hospital
James R Willis Leads High Point Creamery Rise in South
James R Willis, born 1889 in Franklin County Virginia, began as a milk collector in 1902 and now presides over High Point Creamery, with a Greensboro branch and modern plant. He pushed pasteurized milk adoption, built expansions in 1927, and served as NC ice cream makers president in 1932. He supports Salvation Army with buttermilk donations and engages in civic life.
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North Carolina
James Robert Willis
High Point Creamery Company
South
Willis
Roanoke
High Point Creamery
Greensboro
North Carolina Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
High Point Merchants’ Association
The
Elks
Woodmen of the World
Salvation Army
Franklin County
Annie Via
Newcastle
Dorothy Willis
Barbecue Honors Jamestown CWA Project Leaders
Workers on CWA project No. 23 037 at Jamestown lake park will host a barbecue Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 to honor city officials and welfare leaders. More than 300 guests are expected and Superintendent C G Macintosh will receive a gold watch for leadership. Notable invitees include Mayor C B Grayson City Council members City Manager E M Knox Miss Eurelia Smart and several welfare and parks officials.
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CWA
City Lake
City
City Lake Park
Jamestown
Welfare Board
C. G. Mackintosh
C. 8. Grayson
E. M. Knox
Eurelia Smart
Board of Welfare
Wade P. Renfrow
Illness in Chicago Epidemic Sparks Suits Over Water
Mr Shaw, a visitor to Chicago during last fall's amebic dysentery outbreak, has been ill for nearly three months with critical condition. Several lawsuits have been filed against the city and officials by residents claiming water impurity caused the illness.
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Shaw
Chicago
Police Fail to Solve Murder of Negro Worker
Police efforts to solve the killing of George Lewis, a Negro employee of the High Point Box company, have yielded no material clues. Chief W. G. Priddle said four Negroes have been questioned, two of them twice, with no solid trail. the investigation, begun after the March 11 body discovery on Walnut street, will continue.
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George Lewis
High Point Box Company
Walnut Street
W. G. Priddle
Friddle
Mrs. Harriet A. Hough Rites Today in Thomasville
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet A. Hough who died yesterday at her niece Miss Clara Hough’s Willowbrook Street home will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock in Thomasville. The service will be led by Rev. Tom A. Sykes Rev. W. A. Lambeth and Rev. Perry Parker with interment in Fair Grove church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett A. Hough
Thomasvile
Clara Hough
Willowbrook Street
Three-Hour Good Friday Service Set at Wesley Memorial
A three hour Good Friday union service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on March 30 begins at 1 PM with seven ministers delivering reflections on Christ s seven utterances from the cross. Dr A B Conrad and Dr J D Williams lead the event with music coordinated by J Gurney Briggs.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
A. B. Conrad
High Point Iisters Association
J. D. Williams
Christ Upon the Cross
Nixon A. Taylor
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Paradise
J. F. Moser
South Main Street Methodist Church
W. R. Lambeth
D. D
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
W. Taylor
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Hoyle L. Love
West End Baptist Church
North Carolina art division meeting features Voorhees Blair
Louis F. Voorhees state Pub lic Works of Art director and J B Blair landscape architect spoke at the North Carolina Education Association convention in Raleigh. They addressed the division of teachers of art at the Carolina hotel and Hugh Morson high school sessions.
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Louis F. Voorhees
Public Works of Art Project
John B. Blair
Civil Works Administration
Leila Mechlin
Washington, D. C
Federation of Art
Division of Teachers of Art
North Carolina Education Association
Raleigh
Voorhees
Public Works of Art
Jean Betzner
Columbia University
Walter Cutter
Duke University
Hugh Morson
Annual Love Feast of Central Friends To Be Held Tonight
The Central Friends church hosts its Love Feast Supper and service in the church annex at 6 30 tonight with Dr Algie Newlin and Miss Rose Askew of Guilford college as principal speakers. Guilford musicians provide special music and tickets are urged from Senior Christian Endeavor society members.
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Central Friends Church
Algie Newlin
Rose Askew
Guilford College
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
Deep River Valley Improvement Plan Talks Open
Mayor Grayson and Dr. W J McAnally discuss a Deep River Valley Association to unite city and rural residents. Proposed aims include agriculture growth, road beautification, market improvements, forestry support, and rural electrification with a public meeting set at Sharon hotel to organize.
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Deep River Valley Association
Eep River Valley
C. 8. Grayson
W. J. McAnally
Grayson
Deep River Valley
Deep River
Sharon Hotel
R. A. Winston
Department of Interior
J. H. Stallin
No Carolina
Parking on Left Side of Street Threatens Public Safety
Chief W G Friddle urged strict obedience to the traffic rule against parking on the left side. He warned that drivers violate the law three times by turning around parking and reentering traffic. He stressed left side parking endangers daytime and especially nighttime traffic and urged public cooperation in safety efforts.
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W. G. Friddle
Friddle
Rites For Mr. Smith Set For Monday
Funeral services for W. W. Smith 73 who died at his son Dan W. Smiths home will be held Monday at 10 30 a m from First Presbyterian church with Dr Joseph Rennie officiating Pallbearers chosen from the Mens Bible class and elders as honorary pallbearers Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Dan W. Smith
Louise Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Smith
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Robt Pruitt Charged After Prohibition Raid
Robert Pruitt of 1207 Ada Street was arrested after a raid on his home in which about a half gallon of liquor was seized. Officers reported six customers injured during the raid and Pruitt's bond was set at $200.
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Robert Pruitt
Ada Street
Pruitt
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Moore
Hi. A. Millis
Wesley Memorial
State Education Association
Cooperative Association
Yusicruay
Mr. Smith
Friendly Yas. Koonce
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Gruner
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