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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

3

State High Court to Review Godwin Case Next Week

The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear oral arguments next week in four capital cases, including State vs James Godwin. Godwin, infamous for luring a jailer’s daughter and escaping, was convicted of killing Donald Moss in High Point after an auto trip with Bill Wilson. The docket also covers Cleveland Jones from Hoke County, Bricey Hammond, and Alfred Caper from Robeson. Trial histories and appeals center on instructed errors and admissibility of evidence.

State High Court James Godwin Raleigh Superior Court John J. Burney Robeson County Hoke Guilford Cansel Dwin Case Godwin Donald Moss Bill Wilson Moss Pine Street High Point Dge Hubert EB. Olive John A. Myers Thomas Tur Ner, Jr T J. Gold Lacy Brumbles Hammond Brambles Alfred Caper Robeson Caper J. C. McNeill al Bostick

Community Tag Day funds aid Negro Park Commission efforts

Gross receipts from the second annual Community Tag Day raised 41.05 with 8.50 for prizes and 4.52 for tags deducted, leaving 27.73 in the treasury. Prizes went to Nellie Chavis, Mae Hood, and Bessie Partee. many workers reported results.

J.C. Morgan Negro Park Lottiempson Carrie Harris H. Woodruff Mattie Poeat Charles Stewart Missary Bright Cora Lee Robnson Christine Lealand Ruth Leach Iner Whorn Treasury

Gifts To Delight Mothers From Fashion Of The Season

New York presents a parade of mother pleasing gifts from flowered brooches to hand stitched gloves and large bags. Jewelry neckwear watches and scented pins are featured with vibrant pale magnolia motifs and satin corsage pins offering versatile wear for day or evening.

Marian Young NEA Service New York South Sea

Mother's Day Gift Guide From Classic Favorites

The piece highlights timeless presents such as leather sewing boxes and comb cases, along with fashionable items like taffeta petticoats and filmy nightgowns. Florists showcase original bouquets, plants, and corsages across price ranges, while gloves remain a staple for mothers. A blue silk scarf with a 1939 calendar adds a nostalgic touch.

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Umstead to Speak at Memorial Day Services May 28

William B. Umstead of Durham former U S Congressman from North Carolina Sixth District has agreed to deliver a Memorial Day address Sunday afternoon May 28. The address will be given at Memorial Day exercises sponsored by Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion and its local auxiliary at Oakwood Cemetery. Umstead accepted the invitation in a letter received by Judge D C MacRae yesterday.

Cotton William Penn High School C. E. Yokely Comets William Penn Thomasville Leonard Street J. Jl.liams T. Haywood Liams Dallis W. Strickland P. McCall Willian Penn Ludlow William B. Umstead Durham United States North Carolina Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 American Legion Oakwood Cemetery Umstead D. C. MacRae

Scouts to Attend Uwharrie Camporee in Asheboro

About 75 Boy Scouts from the Asheboro district will attend the seventh annual Uwharrie Council Camporee, starting Friday afternoon and continuing through the week.

Asheboro Uwharrie Council

Scout Commissioner's Announcement Cites Local Outlook

Bob Wood the local Scout commissioner issued an announcement outlining upcoming youth program priorities and community engagement efforts for the area. The statement emphasizes improved training, safety measures, and broader participation opportunities for scouts of all ages.

Bob Wood

Local Officials Reelected In Three Cities

Red Springs reports Dr. Walter McRae reelected mayor for the tenth consecutive term. Monroe notes Robert S. Houston elected city treasurer and clerk. Goldsboro confirms Mayor J. H. Hill reelected after 12 years in office.

Red Springs Walter McRae Monroe Monroe Robert S. Houston Goldsboro J. H. Hill

Flora to Seek Unopposed Re election in May Voting

Elizabeth City May 4 AP Mayor Jerome B. Flora will be unopposed for re election in the voting May 9.

Elizabeth City Jerome Flora

Asheboro High presents You're Telling Me at Capitol Theatre

The Senior Class will stage the three act comedy You're Telling Me by Wilbur Braun Friday at 8 pm in the Capitol Theatre. Tickets may be available at the school office.

Asheboro Asheboro High School Capitol Theatre Wilbur Braun

April Postal Receipts in Asheboro Decline From Last Year

Postal receipts for April in Asheboro totaled $4,882.49, announced by postmaster J. O. Redding. The month shows a $286.19 drop from April of last year, blamed on an exceptionally strong previous April.

Asheboro J. O. Redding

Germany Becomes World Second in Benzol Production

Germany rises to the rank of the world’s second largest benzol producer, reflecting shifts in industrial output and chemical industry strength.

Germany

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