Dope Ring Round Up Involving Ethel Lewis And Others
Police raided the rooming house of Mrs. Ethel Lewis on North Main Street and arrested four people, including Buddie Holley and James Snell. A preliminary hearing found probable cause for two to be bound over to the June term of federal court, with Henderson’s case continued for a future date. Evidence included a box with morphine or opium and other administering items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lewis
East Commerce Street
Buddie Holley
C. F. Henderson
Thomasville
Greensboro
United States
A. Selders
Asa
Figvereysynn
James Snell
Henderson
Lewis
Snell
C. H. Whitlow
R. R. Smith
O. F .Long
Tobaccoville
N. C
Holley
Mrs. Lewis
Long
Ethel
Office of
Justice of the Peace
A. H. Trotter
London
North Main Street
Tool handle with vacuum grip enters market
A new tool handle featuring a vacuum grip has been released for consumer use. The device promises stable, hands free operation during precision tasks and is expected to appeal to professionals and hobbyists seeking improved control.
Man Hit By Car At Street Corner In High Point
Gus A. Gunter superintendent of the Williams- Norris Furniture dry kiln was struck by a Ford coupe driven by Lawrence Teder of 336 North Wrenn Street as he crossed South Main at Commerce He was taken to High Point hospital with scalp wounds a fractured elbow and a bruised hip Teder is held on a 590 bond for operating a car intoxicated before Judge Lewis E Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus A. Gunter
Williams- Norris Furniture Company
Lawrence Teder
Wrenn Street
South Main Street
Commerce
Rest
High Point Hospital
Teder
High Point
Whitlow and Venable
J. R. Duncan
Lewis E. Teague
Mr. Gunter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Willowbrook Street
Salvation Army Adjutant Heads to Southern Congress
Adjutant and Mrs. John Do. Beirne of the local Salvation Army post left High Point for Atlanta to attend the Southern congress of officers to run through Tuesday next. Generals Elwood J. Higgins and wife from London England, with their party, passed through High Point at 7 55 this morning and were warmly received on arrival at the Southern station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Do.Beirne
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Southern Congress
Congress
Elwood J. Higgins
London
England
High Point
Southern Station
Local B Y P U To Meet Tomorrow
Miss Thelma Patrick president of the City-Wide B T P U announces the regular monthly meeting will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the Mechanicsville Baptist church. A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Patrick
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Memorial Day Service Planned At Church of the Living God
A special Mother s Day service will be held at the Church of the Living God on Cedar Street tomorrow at 11 o clock. Rev W R Stacy pastor will lead the worship in charge of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Living God
Cedar Street
W. R. Stacy
Caesar 1 Caesar and the horizontal clues puzzle
A cryptic style quiz lists numbered clues with definitions and cross references. It mentions Caesar, Redbreast, Rockne, and various short word clues across horizontal and vertical directions, ending with a directive like Stop.
Paul Casey to Manage Exposition Building
Paul Casey a furniture salesman was elected manager of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building at a directors meeting held yesterday afternoon He succeeds his father in law Charlies F Long whose term ends June 1 Casey has represented various lines at the local market for two years and was not previously involved in managing the building The Enterprise notes Long will not issue a statement yet The article also mentions National Music Week observances and a program led by local figures with Cates Brannock Browning Rivette Freeman and Strader involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
A. E. Tate
Mr. Casey
Charlies F. Long
Casey
Tate
Long
Enterprise
Captain Carraway
C. C. Haworth
Bruce Cates
R. W. Brannock
R. O. Browning
J. H. McEwen
Miami
E. L. Rivette
J. M. Freeman
J. D. Strader
Carraway Praises Confederate Vets At Alamance Kiwanis Meeting
Burlington May 9 Three of seventeen Alamance county Confederate veterans were honored at the Kiwanis club meeting in the Alamance hotel ballroom. Captain Bruce Carraway of High Point delivered an oration praising their gallant deeds and citizenship during reconstruction.
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Burlington
Alamance County
Kiwanis Club
Alamance Hotel
Bruce Carraway
High Point
J. M. Story
R. J. Thompson
Deck Whitesell
Captain Carraway
Southland
Annale
Gettysburg
Eye moves involuntarily about a hundred times a minute
A Russian scientist notes that the human eye makes roughly 100 involuntary movements per minute. This observation highlights the eye's constant micro-adjustments and focus shifts during normal vision.
Dominion growers supply nearly all Canadian tobacco
Nearly 99 percent of tobacco consumed in Canada is supplied by Dominion growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Negligence Denied by Thomas Mills in Elevator Case
The Thomas Mills of Mallory street High Point answered a damage suit brought by Mrs F M Henderson on behalf of her son alleging negligence for an unguarded elevator shaft. Mills claim warnings were given and a four foot gate guarded the pit. They contend the boy and his parents bore responsibility for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Thomas Mills
Mallory Street
High Point
Mills
F. M. Henderson
Henderson
Guilford Confederate Veterans Meet Dims In Annual Session
The Guilford camp of United Confederate Veterans held its annual session with eight members present. R. F. Burke of Greensboro was elected commander for the year. Last year 18 attended, four have died, and likely no more than 15 veterans remain in the camp. There is no High Point membership, though a former camp existed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford
United Confederate Veterans
R. F. Burke
Three New Members Enrolled In Camp Washington No 30
Camp Washington Camp No 30 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America held a regular session at 8 o clock to administer the secret work to two new applicants and reinstate a former member. Three names were added to the roll with 31 members present. The camp four piece string band played familiar selections while prizes were awarded to T. R. Bean and W. A. Parker for leadership in the January 1 to April 30 membership drive. Prizes were donated by President R. D. Auman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
T. R. Bean
W. A. Parker
R. D. Auman
Government hatcheries produce over two and a half billion eggs
U S government fish hatcheries yielded 2 553 481 000 eggs 4 766 831 000 fry and 2 553 481 000 fingerlings in 1939. The output highlights large scale breeding operations across federal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sermon Arranges Trinity Senior Commencement Service
Prof Paul Kennett of High Point college faculty will deliver the commencement sermon to Trinity High School graduates Sunday at 1 o clock. The service takes place in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kennett
High Point College
Trinity High School
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Clyde Farley
College Street
Hedgecock Rooting Co
Ward St. H
Princess
Princess Cafe
N. Main Street
Caesar
Turkey
Rockne
Columbia River
BT Field
I Scarlet
al Street
Charles F. Long
Shiloh
Robert E. Lee
Jackson
Gordon
Johnston
Stuart
Forrest
Carraway
Burlington Kiwanis Club
Boy
West Broad
East
Russell St
Matton Drug
Mer
Yellow Cabs City
Yellow Cab Co
J. E. Black
Cable &J
Wilson Motor Company
Elwood Cafe
East High Street
Elwood Hotel
High Point Perpetual Buildings
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A
North Carolina
Robert Brockett
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