Carter Held On First Degree Murder Charge
John T. Carter, 29, bound over to Guilford superior court on a first degree murder charge in the killing of E. C. Murphy on April 11. He was committed without bond to the county jail to await the June 15 term, with witnesses set at $25 bond.
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Guilford County
John T. Carter
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
Lewis E. Teague
Carter
Vestal Claywell
North
Wrenn Street
E. A. Sumner
High Point
Murphy
Called Lodge Meeting for Entered Apprentice Degree
Master Masons of Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M meet Monday at 7 30 PM to confer the Entered apprentice degree All members and visiting Master Masons are invited G C Howard W M H C Massey Secy
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
G. C. Howard
W. M. H. C. Massey
Sec’y
Emergency help line 2039 urged for city jobs
The Emergency Committee for Employment at City Hall basement asks residents to call 2039 for work. Mrs. W. E. Price, the full time secretary, or her assistant, will collect needs and coordinate placement to relieve unemployment.
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Emergency Committee For Employment
City Hall
W. E. Price
Murders Recounted As Murphy Shot By Carter Pair
A boy testifies Murphy identified John Carter before shots rang out. Murphy died after being shot three times, with doctors calling it cold blooded murder. Witnesses describe confrontation at a door and rapid departure to hospital.
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Murphy
John
Carter
High Point Hospital
Summer
John Carter
A. Anderson
West Farriss Avenue
Sam Crowson
W. E. Kiger
R. R. Smith
W. J. Stout
W. F. Taylor
Charlie Gibbs
Drake Legend of Hidden Gold in Panama Mainland
A tale places a vast treasure hidden on the Panamanian mainland by Sir Francis Drake after sacking a city of the same name. The legend locates the gold somewhere inland where it supposedly remains guarded and unclaimed.
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Panama
Sir Francis Drake
War discussed at Reformed Christian Endeavor meeting
8. E. Holt spoke on War as arch enemy of Christianity at a regular meeting. He linked war to disease and social harm, urged truth about its causes and costs, questioned patriotism and government deceit, and advocated preparedness over aggression.
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Reformed Christian Endeavor Society
E. Holt
National Guard
United States
Mortals and Immortals in Christian Science Lesson
Sunday services focused on Mortals and Immortals with Galatians 6 8 and Romans 9 8 as core scriptures. Text from Science and Health by Mrs Eddy compares mortal mind to glass through which Truth shines, stressing purification to become a clearer transparency for Truth.
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Mary Baker Eddy
God
High Point City Council Plans Daytime Sessions and Budget Shifts
The High Point city council will meet at city hall tomorrow at 7 30 pm to organize, assign roles and discuss an ordinance to move meetings to daytime hours. Mayor Grayson says the group may set a 10 45 am Tuesday schedule and address fiscal year changes and licensing tax issues stemming from the July 1 to June 30 year.
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High Point
Grayson
Theegislature
Local Government Commission
Knox
Made In Guilford County Section Arrives At Enterprise
The Enterprise announces a new Sunday section Made In Guilford County to feature news and advertising from Guilford county businesses. It will include feature stories on merchandising and industrial progress and aims to give readers county level analysis of local advantages.
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Guilford County
Guilford
Burrus Blames Delay on Daniels in State Legislature
Dr J T Burrus a senate member blames the delay in adjournment on Josephus Daniels editor of the New and Observer saying the senate bears no fault unless forced to follow every suggestion. He spoke at his hospital then headed to Greensboro to address merchants before Raleigh session debating ad valorem tax levels for schools and revenue plans.
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J. T. Burrus
Senate
Greensboro
North Carolina
Raleigh
Burrus
Josephus Daniels
New and Observer
Daniels
House
MacLean
Solon
Burlington Farmer James T. Tingen Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
James T. Tingen, 54, a Burlington area farmer in Alamance County, ended his life with a shotgun blast. Ill health was listed as the cause of death by his own action.
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Burlington
James T. Tingen
Alamance County
Nothing Like It Say Lovely Women Face Powder Ad
Beautiful women praise a new face powder from an exclusive French process. MELLO GLO stays on longer and smooths pores for a natural blend with any complexion, giving a fresh youthful bloom without irritation or a dry look. Mann Drug Store Eckerd's sold.
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Mann Drug Store
Eckerd’s
Public School Music Week Opens With Senior String Concert
High Point observes music week with a Senior String ensemble concert directed by Miss Virginia Frank in the high school auditorium. A Junior high program follows tonight at 8 led by Miss Burgess and others, featuring orchestra, glee clubs, and a varied program of classical and patriotic pieces.
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High Point
Virginia Frank
Marian Burgess
Maexwell Jones
Funeral for Death Victim James O Southern Held in Stokes County
Funeral services for James O Southern 41 farmer fatally injured when struck by auto on Deep River road near here Saturday night were held at Quaker Gap church Stokes county at 2 30 this afternoon burial in church cemetery Southern born May 8 1890 son of Jesse and Susan Southern resident in the area four years survived by widow Hattie five children and his parents one brother and two sisters Irvin Guyer driver of the car is held on 500 bond pending Monday investigation
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James O. Southern
Deep River Road
Quaker Gap
Stokes County
Peed Deep River Road
Southern
Irvin Guyer
Forrest Avenue
C. W. Hicks
Deep River Church
Jesse
Susan Southern
Hattie Southern
Harry
Clyde
Louise
Edith
Reitzel
Reiley Southern
Lula Tuttle
High Point
Martha Webster
Danbury
Hiatt Motor Co Name Change Reported
Hiatt secretary treasurer announces the name of Edwards-Hiatt Motor Co Inc has been changed to Hiatt Motor Co Ford and Lincoln dealers at 900 North Main Street. The firm began as Ford and Lincoln agency at Thomasville and was later Hiatt Motor Company before becoming Edwards-Hiatt. Stock transfer to A P Brown M S Hiatt and G F Wilson was announced in the Sunday Enterprise.
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M. 8. Hiatt
Edwards-Hiatt Motor Company
Ford and
Lincoln
North Main Street
Hiatt Motor Co
Ford and Lincoln
Thomasville
Hiatt Motor Company
Edwards-Hiatt Motor Co., Inc
A. P. Brown
G. F. Wilson
Sunday Enterprise
Robbery At George Lowe Motor Co Garage
The George Lowe Motor Co garage was robbed last night. Approximately 100 dollars in cash and a diamond ring worth 300 dollars were stolen from a safe. Entry was gained through a rear window and police investigated with Detectives Ray Nance E Batley and M C Hoover but found no clues.
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George Lowe Motor Co
Syenkinetes Anit Aoe
George Lowe Motor Company
Brook Streets
Ray Nance
E. Batley
M. C. Hoover
Bureau of Identification
Meredith Home Damaged by Fire West of City
A fire originating in an upstairs closet caused substantial attic and roof damage to the Lee Meredith home on the Thomasville highway, about a mile west of Meredith. Firemen from Company Number Three confined the blaze to the upper part of the house. the family was away, and a passerby alerted the alarm.
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Lee Meredith
Thomasville
Junior Order Service Recalls 78th Anniversary in Winston-Salem
A Calgary Moravian church service in Winston-Salem commemorated the 78th anniversary of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Attendees from High Point included J. L. Sechrest J. W. Sechrest and A. B. Horney. Past state councillors and charter members were welcomed as Rev. R. Paul Caudill spoke as state chaplain.
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United American Mechanics
Calgary
Winston-Salem
High Point
J. L. Sechrest
J. W. Sechrest
A. B. Horney
North Carolina
R. Paul Caudill
Kennett Speaker Delivers Address at Gibsonville Service
Dr. P. S. Kennett, head of the history department at High Point College, gave the annual community memorial address at the Gibsonville cemetery yesterday afternoon. He was introduced by Dr. W. T. Whiteett, who presided over the ceremonies.
Hem-Roid Tablets Claim Fast Piles Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Kardt's Hem-Roid tablets as an internal remedy for itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims the product relieves congestion restores circulation and heals affected parts with a money back guarantee from Mann Drug Co.
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Kardt
Mann Drug Co
Adv
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