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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1935

Page

3

Renfrow Defends Self Against Burrus Attack

Wade P Renfrow denounces Dr Burrus as a poor winner amid Guilford politics over the Allsbrook bill. Renfrow defends his chairmanship record, recalls High Point victories, and accuses Burrus of bitter in victory while opposing the measure restricting party chairs from public office.

Renfrew Dr. Burrus Guilford County J. T. Burrus Senate Wade P. Renfrow Guilford Burrus Renfrow State Senate Democratic Party State State Revenue Department Allabrook Rivers Johnson Duplin County Kiwanig Club Rotary Club

Bicycle theft and break-in report on two streets

Lloyd of 218 Lindsay Street reported a bicycle stolen from in front of his home. Police were told 15381 English Street was broken into during the night with 81.80 in money taken after a window was forced open.

Lloyd Lindsay Street English Street

Unemployed League Holds First Meeting in New Hall

The High Point Unemployed League meets Saturday at seven in its new hall at 808 1-2 Broad Street marking the first gathering there.

High Point Unemployed League Broad Street League

Permit Issued For New Home On Cedrow Avenue

Fire Chief BE. K. Ingram issued a permit to C. R. Byrd for a new residence on Cedrow avenue between Fairmount and Gordon streets at an estimated cost of 34000. F. G. Barbee of 149 South Wrenn street was granted a permit to alter a mercantile store room at a cost of 875.

BE. K. Ingram C. R. Byrd Cedrow Avenue Fairmount Gordon Streets F. G. Barbee Wrenn Street

Fire damages car on Arch Street

Fire companies 2 and 6 were called at about 12 80 oclock this morning to extinguish an automobile fire on Arch Street. Frank Wall, owner, parked the car about 11 30 oclock and found the interior ablaze an hour later. Exact cause has not been determined.

Ae Ae Arch Street Frank Wall

Caswell Farmers Tour High Point Erosion Work

A Caswell County farming group led by County agent H T Seagrove of Yanceyville visited High Point yesterday to observe Soil Erosion Service efforts. The delegation represented several hundred Caswell farmers in Soil Erosion Service programs.

Caswell County H. T. Seagrove Yanceyville High Point Soil Erosion Service Caswell

Not a poor winner says longtime Guilford politician

The speaker rebukes Dr Burrus for accusing him of taking a public office after resigning as party chairman. He recounts a vicious circular attack and notes he and many supporters still voted for Burrus and all Democrats. He emphasizes that strong local figures cannot be dictated to.

Guilford County Democratic Party North Carolina State Senate

Large group of local teachers attend convention sessions

A large group of High Point teachers attend the North Carolina Education Association convention in Winston-Salem. Dr Willis A Sutton of Atlanta will deliver the principal address at the second general session at 7:30 pm in the Reynolds Memorial auditorium. Florence Hale of New York City speaks tomorrow. Clyde Erwin was unable to attend tonight due to Raleigh duties.

High Point North Carolina Education Association Winston- Salem Guy B. Phillips Greenaboro Willis A. Sutton Atlanta Richard J. Reynolds Florence Hale New York City James H. Richmond Frankford Kentucky

Improvement in Condition of Two Involved in Collision

Miss Dorothy Hitt and Miss Louise Sherrill, each with fractured skulls and other injuries, showed considerable improvement after a Saturday night auto crash on Mangum avenue near Mallory street. Driver Jack Austin and truck driver Frank Hiatt faced reckless driving charges in municipal court, cases continued until April 12 pending further recovery.

Dorothy Hitt Louise Sherrill Burrus Memorial Hospital Jack Austin Frank Hiatt Mangum Avenue Mallory Street Hiatt Austin Lewis BE. Teague

Baby Bonds Sell Strongly In High Point Post Office

About thirteen thousand dollars in United States Savings Bonds have sold through the High Point post office in the first month of the sale starting March 1. Smaller denominations lead sales while several large bonds have been reported. Bonds mature in 10 years with values of 25 60 100 500 and 1000 dollars and are non taxable.

High Point United States Savings Post Office C. Clark

Wm Urban Primer Charged In Double Slay Auto Crash Case

Police prepared to issue a second warrant against William Urban of Salisbury for man slaughter in the death yesterday of Mrs James Venable of Asheboro from an auto crash at East Lexington and Centennial avenues. Urban already faced bond on a man slaughter charge for the death of Mrs Venable, with a $2,500 bond, and a new bond of $2,500 was planned. Preliminary hearing set for April.

William Urban Salisbury CG. Venable Asheboro East Lexington Centennial Avenues Urban Liberty James Venable

Tear Drop test car touring High Point streets

Hundreds in High Point watched the MacQuay Norris Tear Drop test car as it toured the city. One of six specialty vehicles built by McQuay Norris of St Louis for road performance testing uses gas analyzers viscometers oil temperature gauges blow by meters and other instruments. The car aims to reduce engine load at high speed and places the driver in close relation to the engine with a low wide profile and 20 gauge steel body.

High Point MacQuay-Norris McQuay-Norris Company St. Louis McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Company

Spring warmth spurs surge of workers sought by reemployment office

Clear weather boosts calls for labor at the federal reemployment office as Give-a-Man-a-Job-Week expands into April. Demand spans yards gardens and domestic work with a shortage of white housekeepers and cooks noted. callers urged to contact the city hall switchboard for help.

Federal Noah Davis City Hall

J. P. Heath Dies After Illness at 42

J P Heath 42 well known local grocer died at his home 619 Bridges street last night after a weeklong illness. Born Randolph county February 26 1893 he moved to High Point in 1922 worked at Durham Hosiery mills later with Imperial Life Insurance for four years ran Heaths Cash Grocery. He was a Mason and American Legion member and served in France with the French army ambulance service.

J. P. Heath Bridges Street Mr. Heath Randolph County Will Alice Heath High Point Durham Hosiery Mills Imperial Life Insurance Company Heath

Crowd Expected to Attend Labor Meet Tomorrow

Plans are set for a public mass meeting at Central Labor Union hall 127 North Wrenn Street Saturday night at 730. Speakers include Fran cis J Gorman vice president United Textile Workers Alexander McKeown vice president American Federation of Hosiery Workers and R R Lawrence president State Federation of Labor. The event will cover the Wagner bill and national labor issues.

Francis J. Gorman United Textile Workers Alexander McKeown American Federation of Hosiery Workers R. R. Lawrence State Federation of Labor Central Labor Union Hall North Wrenn Street McKeown Philadelphia Henry S. Adams Durham Gorman Mr. McKeown England Mr. Adams

Death of Joe Horne Follows Axe Attack in Prison Fight

Joe Horne a 20 year old High Point man with a five year criminal record died in a Goldsboro hospital from axe wounds suffered when struck by fellow highway camp prisoner Charlie Green near Kenaneaville after a dispute. Horne had been serving a long term for the 1933 Bank of Denton robbery along with Sylvan Palmer Walter Bridgeman and Victor Fowler. Horne's funeral is planned for Sunday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Protestant church cemetery.

Joe Horne High Point Goldsboro Kenaneaville Horne Charlie Green Green Bank of Denton Sylvan Palmer Walter Bridgeman Victor Fowler Lester Green State’s Prison Raleigh Taylorsville Merchants and Farmers Bank Denton Ben Horne Thomasville Road Ben, Jr Victor Horne R. A. Lackey W. F. Metcalfe Pleasant Grove Methodist Protestant Church

Rat Poison Sale Announcement At City Hall

Rat poison will be placed on sale at city hall Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 o'clock. The poison is mixed according to government specifications.

Waynick Plans April 1 Special Planning Board Meeting

Raleigh March Capite M Waynick chairman calls a state planning board special meeting for April 1 to set up future work of the organization.

Memorial rites for World War veteran set Saturday

The World War veteran is survived by his wife Madge Trogdon of Randolph County and daughter Susan Heath along with several relatives. Funeral services follow at 3 PM Saturday from the home conducted by Dr W A Lambeth of Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Interment will be at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.

Madge Trogdon Randolph County Susan Heath W. A. Lambeth Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Oakwood Memorial Park Cemeters

Wake Forest College Lists Four Guilford County Boys

Wake Forest College reports ten Guilford county students among its 1000 for the year. From Greensboro are B. G. Leonard and J. W. Slate. From High Point are S. T. Hensley and E. L. Shackelford. Hensley is a junior, Slate a freshman, Shackelford a sophomore, Leonard a senior. Slate and Hensley are in the band, Slate also in the Glee club, with Shackelford active in English club and B Y P A leadership.

Wake Forest Guilford County Wake Forest College Greensboro High Point T. Hensley B. G. Leonard J. W. Slate E. L. Shackelford Hensley Slate Glee Club

Princesses Play With Ivory and Gold Telephones

Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose of England will use two full size telephones with dials in ivory and gold plating. The devices are described as ornate children's instruments for play and display.

Elizabeth Margaret Rose England

Souvenirs End Up With York Duke At New Telephone Factory

Fragments describe phones given to the Duke of York as keepsakes of a new telephone factory in Southgate England. The passage notes the gifts symbolize the link between royal figures and expanding industry.

du of York Southgate England

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