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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
11
Fishermen in Ingoton will have the fishing ban lifted at midnight Sunday. From Monday onward rod and reel, hook and line, and casting are allowed in the affected waters under state regulations. Other forms of fishing remain prohibited in this section.
Clarence R Aycock 52 longtime Wayne superior court clerk died last night during a Junior Order gathering in Goldsboro. He served as clerk of the county and juvenile courts and held multiple local offices including Fremont mayor and Wayne County commissioner. Survived by widow Lucy Earnhardt three children and siblings. funeral Friday at 5 pm from his Goldsboro home.
Robert Swaney died Monday afternoon at Guilford Saldum. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the home of his parents 406 Greer Street High Point. He is survived by his parents two sisters and one brother all of High Point. Pallbearers listed.
Walter M. Reid, former resident of the city and longtime Lexington police employee, died at his Lexington home. Funeral services were held Thursday at Salem Chapel near Winston-Salem with Rev. D. M. Spence and Rev. T. C. Vaughn presiding. Pallbearers from the Lexington and Thomasville police departments included Chief W. R. Lannings, Tom Russell, Robert Kennedy, Gilbert Byerly, Jease Green, and T. T. Goins. Burial followed in Salem Chapel cemetery.
The amended complaint of R H Sechrest administrator of Inez Justice Lewis estate alleges against D M Lewis and James Lewis that most plaintiff claims are denied. The suit stems from Mrs Lewis death in a mobile wreck near Sumter SC while returning from Florida with relatives. Defendants say SC law bars recovery and the suit should have been in that state. Bonnie Lewis age 22 is the surviving child.
Major Bruce Craven of Trinity addressed High Point college students this morning on future possibilities in the human mind. He warned that many youths believe science has reached its peak and urged that the present generation faces the worst mess yet, noting worsening conditions in society.
Randolph county commissioners extended the property listing deadline to May 20 and the unpaid tax advertising to June 1. They also assumed 7,500 dollars of Randleman school bonds outstanding. Major Craven spoke on rebuilding America, comparing current challenges to past wars. Dr G J Humphreys introduced the speaker.
A Lexington Georgia resident Mrs RB D Thaxton writes that Black-Draught eases bilious feeling headaches and poor meals with a night dose. She recommends a pinch after meals and even gives it to her children, claiming it relieves constipation and related symptoms.
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