High Point Voters Turn Out In Record Municipal Election
Voters fill High Point polls across 14 precincts as 18 candidates seek nine governing board seats in a contest expected to draw 7 000 to 8 000 ballots from about 11 000 eligible voters. Polls opened 6 25 a m with heavy morning turnout and last minute drives anticipated. Parties claim advantages but police report no disorder or beer related interference at polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Grayson
Claiborne H. Rhodes
EE. A. Wright
Jam
Purification Theme Promises Health Through System Cleansing
An advertisement urges readers to purify the entire body with Calotabs to restore health. It claims perfect purification of the system as a foundation for well being and promotes regular weekly dosages over several weeks for blood and organ cleansing.
Younts Safe Recovered Door Blown Off After Heist
A safe stolen April 22 from R. W. Younts Grocery at North Wrenn and East Washington streets was found this morning in a Hiatt place shed, its door blown off. The $400 in currency was missing while papers and checks lay nearby as police examine fingerprints to solve the crime.
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R. W. Younts
Wrenn
East Washington
Hiatt Place
Winston Salem Highway
Election rally fills city hall with calls for clean sweep
At a joint Republican and citizen meeting on North Wrenn street speakers urged voters to back a clean sweep at the city hall. Charges against several police officers and talks on electric light rate increases sparked the gathering as Democrats held a final pre election rally across from the Sheraton led by George T. Penny praising the council's record.
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North Wrenn Street
Wright
Mr. Wright
Cc. H. Rhodes
BF. G. Seagraves
J. M. Thomas
Walter York
W. C. T. Carter
Seagraves
George T. Penny
City Tor
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Penny
Enterprise Returns From Municipal Election Night Party
The Enterprise will announce returns from today's municipal election at a party in front of its office at 806 North Main Street. The event starts at eight and continues until the last returns are tabulated, likely by ten or eleven, before midnight, with the public invited as guests while the paper secures results from all 14 city precincts.
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North Mainstret
Eclock Am«Dl
Publiie
North Carolina Funeral Directors Meet in Charlotte
Yow presides over the 44th annual session of the North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association in Charlotte with about 200 attendees. Mayor Lambeth welcomes guests. Clarence Kuester to deliver the keynote. A banquet at Myers Park Club features Dr. W H Frazer of Queens-Chocolate College. The convention runs to Thursday morning. Twenty four took the annual state embalming exam. results expected in 2-3 weeks. T. W. Summerset of Salisbury re elected president of the State Board of Embalmers Examiners.
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Davia TF. Yow
North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
Charlotte
Charles E. Lambeth
Clarence O. Kuester
Charlotte Charmber of Commerce
Myers Park Club
W. H. Frazer
Queens-Chicola College
Winstow
T. W. Summersett
Salisbury
State Board of Embalmers
Library Trustees Meet Wednesday
The board of trustees of the High Fedmt Public Library will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 oclock. All board members are urged to attend this session.
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High Fedmt Public Library
Aviators See Rainbows from High Altitude Biz Circles
Pilots reporting from high altitudes observe vivid rainbows over expansive skies. The unusual optical phenomenon attracts attention from aviation circles and meteorology observers evaluating atmospheric conditions.
Kine George's Victoria and Albert Yacht Largest in World
The Victoria and Albert yacht, owned by Kine George, is described as the largest in the world. The claim emphasizes its size and prominence among vessels of its kind.
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Kine George
Victoria and Albert
Worlld
Democratic Party Rally Names City Candidates
Grover H. H. Jones introduced the slate and urged voting Democratic. He praised the current council for economical, businesslike city government and warned against changing leadership in midstream. J. J. Fienher, Democratic town party chairman, presided.
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Pemmy
Grover HH. Jones
Jones
J. J. Fienher
Democratic Town Pao
Reorganization Plan for North Carolina Bank 15 Discussed
A special Greensboro meeting of officers directors and depositors reviewed a proposed reorganization via a new bank. About 100 attended including 13 from High Point. no action was taken awaiting depositors freedom to decide. Plan highlights stockholder role and reduced deposits. Calhoun urged no pressure.
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North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Greensboro
High Point
H. N. Bowne
O. A. Kirkman
I. P. Ingle
W. H. Slane
M. J. Wrenn
C. L. Amos
J. J. Corrigan
W. G. Foy
J. C. Sheloff
W. L. Jackson
J. P. Rawley
James W. Poole
David T. Yow
N.S. Calhoun
Calhoun
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
Spencer and
Monroe
Prayer Service At First Methodist Protestant Church
The Wednesday evening prayer and praise service led by Rev. R L Farmer will discuss The Efforts of Esther continuing Old Testament studies. The meeting features a brief song service, a message, and a time for sharing good news with no gloom reports. sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary from Easter to Pentecost.
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First Methodist Protestant
R. L Farmer
Esther
Washington Fans Will Pay Fines
A Washington Post plan urges local baseball fans to contribute a dime each to pay the $100 fines assessed on Second Baseman Myer and Pitcher Whitehill for the riot with the Yankees last week. The move aims to support aggressive play on the field and was endorsed by the paper.
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Washington
Senators
Myer
Whitehill
Yankees
Post
Thornwell Haynes Resigns to Focus on Writing
Thornwell Haynes head of schools at Central Pickens county resigns to move to Columbia and devote time to writing. Former High Point school head, ex president of Birmingham-Southern College, named consul to France in 1900 and held posts in China Finland and Russia.
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Greenville
8. C
Thornwell Haynes
Central
Pickens County
Columbia
Haynes
High Point
Birmingham-Southern College
Birmingham
France
China
Finland
Russia
Trinity Schools Mark Century of Education in Community
Prof A R Bullock announces the 100th school commencement in Trinity, honoring a century of education. The 42nd Trinity High School commencement and 18th as a state school are slated with sermons by Rev John Franklin Kirk and an address by Attorney General Dennis G Brummitt. Duke University traces roots to Normal College 1853.
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A. R. Bullock
Trinity Public Schools
Trinity
Trinity High School
John Franklin Kirk
Greensboro
Dennis G. Brummitt
Raleigh
Leaches
Mendenhalls
Johnsons
Allen Frazier
Union School
Frazier School
Brantly York
Braxton Craven
Normal College
Normal
South
America
Trinity College
Durham
Duke University
T Wingate Andrews Delivers Multiple May Commencement Addresses
Wingate Andrews, superintendent of High Point city schools, gave the Richfield high school commencement address in Stanly County and will deliver further commencements in May at Appalachian State Teachers College Boone Siler City Fair Oaks Allen Jay Clinton and Yadkinville high schools. He also spoke recently at Pinehurst high school.
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T. Wingate Andrews
High Point City
Richfield High School
Stanly County
Andrews
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Siler City High School
Fair Oaks High School
Davidson County
Allen Jay
Clinton High School
Sampson County
Yadkinville High School
Pinehuret High School
Deed Transfers All Firm Assets to Trustee for Creditors
A deed of assignment transfers all assets of the Joseph D. Cox Manufacturing Company to Carter Dalton, trustee for creditors, with power to sell and distribute proceeds pro rata. Included are the plant at 120 South Hamilton Street, machinery, and real estate in Rockingham County and Timpson Texas. The firm, founded 1883 by J Elwood Cox, produced spokes, handles, bobbin head and shuttle blocks.
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Joseph D. Cox Manufacturing Company
J. Elwood Cox Manufacturing Company
Carter Dalton
R. H. Wharton
Register of Deeds
Greensboro
South
Hamilton Street
Rockingham
Richmond County
Timpson
Texas
Local Firemen to Attend Fifth Fire College in Wilmington
Six members of the local fire department will represent the city at the Fifth Fire College and Drill School in Wilmington May 9 to 11. Assistant Chief C. S. Canady will supervise. The event, run by the North Carolina Firemen's Association, will feature modern drill work and topics on salvage, administration, water coordination, and fire department mathematics led by noted specialists. Names of attendees to be announced soon.
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Fifth Fire College
Wilmington
A. B. Horney
C. S. Canady
North Carolina Firemen’s Association
Fire College
North Carolina
Jesse A. Fisher
Maryland State Firemen's Association
John L. Miller
McKean Maffitt
North Garolina Waterworks Association
Miss Esther McRuer To Speak At Cherry Street Church
Miss Esther McRuer, white secretary of Young People’s Work for the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian church, will speak tomorrow night at 8 at Cherry Street Presbyterian, 109 North Perry. Represented churches include Thomasville First Presbyterian Shadyside Presbyterian Lexington Grace and Lloyd Presbyterian Winston-Salem and St James Presbyterian Greensboro. The Enterprise corrects an earlier error naming her as colored.
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Esther McRuer
Young People’s Work
Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
North Perry Street
Thomasville
Greensboro College Alumnae Meet Wednesday
Mrs. J. W. Harriss will entertain the local branch of the Alumnae Association of Greensboro College at 416 West Broad Street tomorrow at 3 30 in the afternoon. Associate hostess Mrs. L. P. Ingram and Mrs. M. P. Vail will assist. Visitors from Greensboro College and other out of town guests are expected. all local alumnae are invited.
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J. W. Harriss
Greensboro College
West Broad Street
Harriss
Ll. P. Ingram
M. P. Vail
Quick Relief Ads for Stomach Ailments
Stomach pains after eating and gas disturbances can be stopped quickly with Dr Emil's Adia Tablets. Banish heartburn sour stomach. Give quick relief. Mann Drug Stores.
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Emil
Mann
Senior Play Tonight at High Point College
Dwight Davidson of Gibsonville and Miss Ina McAdams of High Point star in The Hidden Guest a three act comedy by the High Point College senior class. The fundraising performance supports the Harrison Gymnasium project. The comedy follows a college student initiated into a fraternity as he meets the old maid’s niece and heads toward a rapid climax in Roberts Hall at 8 15.
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Dwight Davidson
Gibsonville
Ina McAdams
High Point
High Point College
Harrison Gymnasium
Irma Paschall
Manson
Miss McAdams
Ruth Bellamy
Roberts Hall
Committees Named for Local Scout Budget Campaign
The local Boy Scout unit appointed committees today to raise a 5063.40 budget on May 23 and 24. J. E. Millis is general chairman with C. L. Amos R. T. Amos H. A. Millis and others on the Initial Gift panel. Colonels W. Tom Powell L. W. Conant J. W. Woollen C. E. Dittendale I. P. Ingle and David T. Yow lead two teams each. Scout Executive Bunn W. Hackney Jr. predicts success for the drive. The Uwharrie Council, to which the city belongs, is highly active in the state.
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J. E. Millis
C. L. Amos
R. T. Amos
H. A. Millis
C. Clark
Cc. C. Garrett
W. B. McEwen
O. A
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie
Mean Temperature of 60 Degrees Recorded in April
April mean temperature was 60 degrees with a high of 73 and a low of 46. A record high 87 occurred April 10 and a low of 35 on April 13. Precipitation totaled 3.25 inches, 1.34 inches in 24 hours on April 12. Nine days had rain of .061 inch or more. Sixteen days were clear, eight partly cloudy and six cloudy.
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A. B. Horney
Dr. Humphreys to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr. G. I. Humphreys, president of High Point College, will deliver the annual baccalaureate sermon at Midway High School. The commencement exercises run Sunday through Thursday, May 7 to May 11, with Rev. J. S. Hiatt presiding elder delivering the literary address on Thursday.
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G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Midway High School
J.S. Hiatt
Statesville
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