Teague Refuses to Contest Highway Commission Ruling
Judge Lewis Teague declines to fight the State Highway Commission over shortening Rowland Green’s six month sentence after commitment to the state prison camp. Charlies Ross of the commission proposes a writ of habeas corpus to obtain a Supreme Court test case to settle the court’s authority.
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State Highway Commission
Lewis © Reagan
High Point Municipal Court
Rowland Green
State Supreme Court
Charlies Ross
Teague
Ross
Highway Commission
Supreme Court
Nikanthan Thalean Society Day Observed at High Point College
The sixth annual Nikanthan Thalean Society Day is set for Saturday May 7 at High Point College. Morning program 10 30 at the college auditorium features Rev J W Braxton speaker and a devotional, songs, and introductions. Afternoon intra society debate asks Whether Church Colleges and Academies Justify Themselves with Coble and Thompson for the affirmative and Howard and Smith for the negative.
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High Point College
J. W. Braxton
Thalean Literary Society
Jewel Welch
Frances Prichett
Nikanthan Society
J. W. Howard
Juanita Andrews
Virginia Bean
Laura Braswell
Clay Madison
Dentists to Hear Dr. Burrus at Elizabeth City
Dr. John T. Burrus, president of the state board of health, will address the North Carolina State Dental Society during its three day annual convention in Elizabeth City at the Virginia Care hotel May 2 4. He will discuss the dental profession’s role in reorganizing the state health board and advancing preventive medicine in treating patients.
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John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
North Carolina State Dental Society
Virginia Care
Elizabeth City
State Health Board
Professor Curtright Improves After Illness at Home
Prof. E. E. Curtright, principal of William Penn High, had been confined at home for weeks due to illness but is now showing marked improvement, officials said today.
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E. BB. Curtright
William Penn High School
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Meet in Asheville
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association will hold its spring meeting at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville on May 26 and 27. J T Ryan secretary treasurer announced the dates and location chosen by the executive committee. CC Lincoln Jr of Marion Virginia serves as association president. Last fall the group met at Pinehurst Carolina Hotel.
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Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
J. T. Ryan
Bryan
CC. C. Lincoln, Jr
Marion, Va
Carolina Hotel
Pinehurst
Student groups elect officers at High Point College
Elections on campus named officers for the Hi-Po college weekly staff and several student organizations. The Hi-Po staff includes John Ware editor and Robert Williams managing editor with Frances Taylor and Dwight Davidson as editors.
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High Point College
Hi-Po
John Ware
Robert Williams
John Taylor
Frances Taylor
Dwight Davidson
Ben James
Bob Cory
William Ludwig
John Ward
Talton Johnson
Allen Hastings
Zeb Denny
Nikanthan Literary Society
Elizabeth Gurley
Edith Guthrie
Virginia Massey
Ora Mae Welborn
Unity Nash
Rachael Ingram
Monitor
Laura Braswell
Virginia Bean
Polly Patrick
Virl Andrews
Annie Laurie Moss
Alice Haynes
Madelyn Packer
The
Christian Endeavor Society
William Howard
Ola Stafford
Margaret Pickett
Lester Farr
Ruth Braswell
Tudor Asks Bill of Particulars in Clark Answer
Tudor seeks detailed information from S. C. Clark in a $15,000 damages suit over a July 16 1931 accident on North Main street. The motion requests names and addresses of the liquor source and parties, plus location details and ownership to meet Clark’s contributory negligence claim.
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S. C. Clark
R. M. Tudor
Thomas Turner, Jr
Mr. Clark
Tudor
North Main Street
Edgar Street
Trinity
High Point
United States
North Carolina
C F Long Estate Granted Tax Refund After Overassessment
The Internal Revenue Bureau admitted overassessed taxes on the Charles F. Long estate of High Point by 21,995.21 dollars dating to 1918. Mina Alexander Long as executrix received notification of the refund. The error stems from a North Carolina district court judgment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau Today
Charles F. Long
High Point
Mina Alexander Long
Internal Revenue Commissioner
United States District Court For
Middle District of North Carolina
Light registration opens for four weeks in city precincts
Only a handful of voters qualified to vote in the June primary as books opened for a four Saturdays registration period. Precinct Six reported three new registrants while other precincts saw three to a dozen. Registrars will be at polling places each Saturday from nine to sundown in April to register qualified voters.
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J. D. Suttenfield
Roosevelt Club Organized Here In High Point
A Roosevelt for President club is forming among High Point Democrats led by former Judge D. C. Mra e on the county board of elections. No definite details on location or scope were available, but local supporters expect to carry North Carolina's 26 votes for Roosevelt in the Democratic nomination race.
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High Point
D. C. Mrae
County Board of Elections
New York
Roosevelt
Military Honors At Grave of H. F. Windham
Military honors will be paid at the graveside of H. F. Windham of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post who died at Oteen. He will be buried this afternoon at Oakwood Cemetery at 3 o clock with taps by the post bugler and a salute. Pallbearers are post members Roy E. Shelton M E Johnson Bruce H Carraway G W Kieg C B B Coell R L Myers and H G Mitchell. Post members are asked to gather at city hall at 2 for the services in body.
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H. F. Windham
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oteen
Oakwood
South
Hamilton Street
Roy E. Shelton
M. E. Johnson
Bruce H. Carraway
G. W. Kieg
C. BB. Coell
R. 2. Myers
H. G. Mitchell
R. B. Terry To Direct Morrison Drive Here
Randall B. Terry, publisher and retired furniture maker, was named to direct High Point campaign operations for Senator Cameron Morrison in the Democratic drive for re election to the U S Senate. Terry previously led Morrison’s 1920 gubernatorial bid in High Point, delivering a large majority to help Morrison secure a first primary lead and sweep the field.
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Randall B. Terry
Cameron Morrison
United States Senate
Morrison
Terry
Richmond Mond County
High Point
Mr. Morrison
O. Max Gardner
R. N. Page
Gard
Morrison Aide Emerges In Second Primary Campaign
Terry will back Morrison in the statewide race for the upper house. Local party workers and township executives are solidly behind Morrison as he seeks re election to the North Carolina Senate after four years of progress as governor and senator.
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Ner
Terry
Morrison
Senator Morrison
Charlotte
Senate
North Carolina
Craven challenges NC candidates over tax plans
Randolph insurgent Bruce Craven presses for concrete fiscal detail from three gubernatorial hopefuls, demanding clear cuts and shared sacrifices. Ehringhaus replies that future budgets require restraint, outlining cautious answers to Craven’s questions while noting ongoing chaos in state finances.
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Adam Smith
North Carolina
Bruce Craven
Randolph
Mr. Craven
J. C. B. Ehbringnhaus
Allen J. Maxwell
Richard T. Fountain
Craven
Elizabeth City
Ehringhaus
High School Tests Biggest Graduating Class in City
The city’s High Point high school will graduate approximately 180 students this June, the largest class in the system’s history. Plans include a baccalaureate service May 29, a class play June 2, and graduation exercises June 3. Examinations run May 31 to June 2. A partial list of graduates with addresses begins with Evelyn Allen and Hilda Allen among the girls.
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High Point High School
L. R. Johnston
Brown Property Sold at Auction and More Sales Planned
Fifteen lots of A. Pat Brown on Bridges and Tabor streets sold yesterday afternoon for about $2,900. Auctioneers M. C. Rowland and N. C. Hupoes will auction the Ellison property on North Main Street on Tuesday May 10. The Payne estate at the corner of West Broad Street and Virginia Avenue, fronting Broad, with two dwellings and a filling station, will be sold Monday at 10 o clock for division among heirs by W. F. Ross, Inc. of Greensboro.
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A. Pat Brown
Bridges
Tabor Streets
M. C. Rowland
N. C. Hupoes
Ellison
North Main Street
Payne
West Broad Street
Virginia Avenue
Broad Street
W. F. Ross, Inc
Greensboro
Negro Schools to Hold Friday Athletic Meet at William Penn
The annual athletic meet of the negro schools in High Point will be directed by Edgar Hartley of the YMCA. It will be held on Friday afternoon May 6 on the William Penn High School field. The 31 piece band from A and T College Greensboro will participate in the program.
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High Point
Edgar Hartley
William Penn High School
A. & T. College At
Greensboro
Negro Arrested On Prohibition Charge
Deputy Sheriff C L Gray arrested Andy Walker a Black man from Deep River road after discovery of two jugs smelling of alcohol and containing corn soaking liquid in the Deep River road area. The incident underscores enforcement of prohibition laws in the county.
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Andy Walker
Deep River Road
C L. Gray
Gray
Sentences handed down in Greensboro superior court
In Greensboro on April 30 in the superior court several cases resolved earlier in the week were sentenced. High Point defendant Jack Chandler received eight months for breaking and entering, with a cap issued only by court order. Z E Whitley, linked to the Royal Hosiery Mill break in, got eight months on the road. Odessa Sexton pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was sentenced to six months with capias to issue May 93, and she may be arrested if in state then. she was advised to relocate to a sister’s home in another state and care for her child.
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Greensboro
Jack Chandler
Z. E. Whitley
Royal
Whitley
Odessa Sexton
Sexton
Waynick to Speak on Religious Tolerance to Youth
Capus M. Waynick editor of The High Point Enterprise will address Wes ley Memorial Methodist church young people at 7 15 PM on the topic Religious Tolerance The talk is part of a series of youth meetings with 15 topics chosen by the group and further subjects to be announced at future sessions.
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Rocm
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Capus M. Waynick
High Point Enterprise
Wesley Memorial
Daylight Saving Time Adoption Recommended by City Heads
City department heads in a weekly session voted to recommend to the council adoption of daylight saving time for the summer months. The council is set to consider the plan at its upcoming fortnightly meeting Wednesday.
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High Point
Forty enter Exhibits for High Point Made in North Carolina
Local manufacturers, forty in number, have entered exhibits for the Made in High Point Products exposition to run May 11 to 21 on the first floor of the Southern Furniture Exposition building. Fifteen of the entries are hosiery and textile mills, with new products discovered during preparations.
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F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
North
High Point
Tax Listing Extended To May 4 In Guilford County
Guilford County extends the tax listing deadline to May 4 after a three day grace period approved by County Tax Supervisor A. Hudson. Property owners lined up at the county office on West Washington Street to file listings, with hours kept until ten o'clock each night through Wednesday.
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Guilford County
Hudson
West Washington Street
T. K. Short
Covington Enters Race for High Point Constable
Daniel A. Covington a 17 year High Point resident and furniture plant worker announces Democratic bid for constable of High Point township subject to the June 4 primary. He joins three other aspirants including incumbent C L Gray and W L Wheeless. Covington previously served as tax collector and law enforcement officer in Ramseur Randolph county.
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Daniel A. Covington
High Point
High Point Township
County Board of Elections
Covington
C. L. Gray
J. M. Brintle
Gray
W. L. Wheeless
Mr. Covington
Ramseur
Randolph County
Rawley Returns From Publishers Meeting in New York
J. P. Rawley, publisher of The Enterprise and the Daily Times-News of Burlington, returned from New York where he attended sessions of the American Newspaper Publishers Association at the Waldorf-Astoria and the annual Associated Press meeting.
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J. P. Rawley
The
Enterprise
Daily Times-News
Burlington
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Rawler
Associated Press
A T College Band Concert May 6 At Pena High
The A T college band of 31 under N G Webster will perform in the auditorium of William Pena high school on May 6 at 8 00 during the negro high school track meet. Everyone is invited to attend.
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A. & T. College
N. G. Webster
William Pena High School
Their Old Plates Weren't Worn Out
Crofts and James Black of Tabernacle Township Randolph County told Magistrate Car Neaoce this afternoon they did not know auto licenses had to be renewed yearly. They claimed not to have worn out the plates and asked for leniency if fined.
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Car! Crofts
James Black
Tabernacle Township
Randolph County
Car| Neaoce
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W. J. Allen
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Hilda Allen
L. B. Allen
Thurston Street
Iris Andrews
T. P. Andrews
S. Mainstret
Iris Aulbert
F. A. Aulbert
Sally Baynes
R. L. Brigge
Loise Brower
J. W. Brower
Montlieu Avenue
Nell Brower
E. M. Brower
Edgedale Drive
Brunette Browne
W W. Browne
Frankin Street
Ruth Spicer Clark
J. W. Clark
Oakwood Court
Elizabeth Clinard
L. W. Clinard
BE. Washington Street
Josephine Cooley
W. G. Cooley
Lindsay Street
Mildred Craven
M. E. Craven
Smith Street
Dot Crawley
M. W. Stump
Montleu Avenue
Edith Crowder
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Hazel Davis
W. H. Davie
Helen Davis
W. H. Davis
Donese Davies
W. V. Davies
West Russell Street
Mabel Dix
O. P. Diz
Ennis Street
Margaret Dunn
B. J. Dunn
Doris Edwards
D. N. Edwards
Centennial Avenue
Elizabeth Ellis
Mary E. Ellis
South Main Street
Kathleen Embler
M. J. Embler
Adams Stret
Evelyn Emswhler
L. C. Sanders
Willow
C. M. Waynick
Ted Johnson
Raleigh
Sith Rotary District
E. M. Knox
National Credit Corporation
J. A. Covington
Faithful Democratic Worker
Mr. Rawley