Frank Davis Receives Suspended Prisons In High Point Case
In High Point Municipal Court Judge D C MacRae handed Frank Davis four guilty pleas tied to liquor possession reckless driving assault with a deadly weapon and interference with an officer The sentences included two suspended prison terms a two year term suspended on conditions a one year term suspended to begin after the first term and fines of 500 100 and 50 plus costs The case centers on Davis concealment of whiskey behind massive doors and his role in aiding a liquor truck escape from Deputy Wheless Davis also admitted backing a truck with his car and colliding with Wheless patrol car amid the pursuit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. der. Hamilton, Jr
D. C. MacRae
High Point
Frank Davis
Davis
MacRae
Sedgefield
W. L. Wheless
Wheeless
Lewis E. Teague
Lloyd Upton
Greensboro
Fudge E. Earle Rives
Funeral Rites for Ruth B Hunsucker
Funeral services for Ruth Barbara Hunsucker nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Funsucker were held at 431 Mangum Avenue Wednesday afternoon by Rev O L Ruth of the First Pilgrims Church with burial at Oak Wood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Earl Carter Jack Tuttle W E Farrell and James Yates. Flowers were carried by little friends and neighbors led by Mrs Estelle Parrish. Mrs Bernice Proctor and Mrs Elma Warner sang Jewels and Gathering Buds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Hunsucker
Ruth Barbara Hunsucker
M. H. Funsucker
Mangum Avena
O. L. Ruth
First Pilgrims Church
Oak Wood Cemetery
Earl Carter
Jack Tuttle
W. E. Farrell
James Yates
Estelle Parrish
Bernice Proctor
Elma Warner
Davis Ordered Severe Penalties For Probation Violations
The court sentenced Davis to pay a 450 fine and costs and imposed suspensions with strict conditions. He must own at most one automobile, lose Guilford County real estate, abstain from intoxicants, reimburse a deputy for car damage, and allow warrantless searches by law enforcement. The case reflects a tough but typical post 1930 record of penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
North Carolina
Guilford County
MacRae
Wheeless
Children’s Home Property Deeded To Local College
Property of the local Children’s Home valued around 150000 has been deeded to High Point College. The college will assume the home buildings a 100 acre farm dairy and farm implements on July 1. Transfer of children to the Winston Salem Children’s Home will be completed soon. The move consolidates the two homes with plans to use the site for classrooms dormitories and farm products for next year. Robbins Jr a 1930 college alumnus joins the board alongside Dr C K Proctor and replaces his late father C C Robbins. J M Millikan Hall named for long time president J M Millikan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marle
Childen
High Point College
Focal
Winston-Salem
Charles Robbins
Robbins Knitting Company
Spruce Pine
Robbins
C. C. Robbins
C. K. Proctor
Oxford Orphanage
J. M. Millikan
Large quota for colored enlistments received
The U S Army recruiting station at Winston Salem has a large quota for Negro enlistments in the Army. Openings are at Fort Bragg Camp Davis Camp Croft and Ft Jackson. Applicants must be 18 to 35 single with at least a 6th grade education and free from policy records. Contact Ser G B Anderson at the Winston Salem recruiting station in the Post Office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Winston-Salem
Brage
N. C
Camp Davis
Camp Croft
S.C
Ft. Jackson
Ser
G. B. Anderson
E T Kearns Dies At Home After Illness
Edward Talmadge Kearns 66 a High Point resident died at his home 917 Nori Main Street Wednesday night after five weeks illness He was born Randolph County November 15 1874 and lived in High Point since his twenties He worked in furniture sales and real estate active in Democratic party and Wesley Memorial Church Funeral services will be Friday at 3 pm at Wesley Memorial and Ward Street Methodist churches burial Oakwood Cemetery
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Edward Talmadge Kearns
High Poin
Nori Main Street
Mr. Kearns
Randulph County
Asheburg
Henry Clay
Frances J. Kearns
Trinity College
Old Trinity
High Point
Smith Furniture Company
Kearns
Wesley Memorial Church
H. C. Byrum
Oak Hill
West High Point
Ward Street
Lucia Stephens
Concord
O. E
G. H
J. W
T. A. Kearns
Henry C. Kearns
Silver Springs
L. M. H. Reynolds
J. Allen Austin
William Bizzele
Goldsboro
Stuart Parrish
Tampa
Fla
Edward Franklin Kearns
New York City
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. E. McSwain
Ward Street Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
J. D. Brame
J. E. Gibson
W. C. Idol
Zach Taylor
H. A. Millis
A. M. Utley
H. S. Hauser
R. R. Ragan
Claude S. Reitzel
J. Cummins
M. B. Smith
Burlington
Peacock Bible Class
Lanier dies after long illness in local hospital
W A Lanier 63 longtime resident of 704 South Hamilton Street died yesterday at a local hospital after a weeklong stay. He had suffered declining health since January and previously worked for Welch Furniture. Born in Davidson County, he was married twice, survived by a son, five daughters, a stepdaughter, four sisters, and burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery after services at Pilgrim Holiness Church conducted by Rev. Q L Ruth.
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W. A. Lanier
South
Hamilton Street
Afr. Lanier
Welch Furniture Company
Mr. Lanier
Davidson County
Thomas
Lottie Harrison Lanier
Minnie Brigman
Mary McDowell Millsapp
Reitzel Lanier
High Point
Grace Jolly
Albemarne
Nellie Tesh
Asheboro
Katherine Kennedy
Juanita Pike
Margaret Lanier
Vernie Millsapp
Henry Hicks
R. F. Stone
Eliza Lanier
William H Leonard dies at rural home after stroke
William Henry Leonard 66 well known farmer died at his High Point Route 3 home yesterday afternoon following a stroke of paralysis last Sunday. Born in Indiana he had lived in this area for years. Surviving two sons James Leonard of Reidsville John W Leonard of High Point two daughters Mrs Lucile Cruthis of High Point Mrs Mollie France of Greensboro a brother J E Lanier of High Point and two sisters Mrs Belle Irvin of High Point and Mrs Jennie Thacker of Reidsville Funeral services set for Pine Grove Church Friday at 1 pm with burial in New Hope Cemetery near Reidsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Leonard
High Point
Leonardi
Indiana
James Leonard
Reidsville
John W. Leonard
Lucile Cruthis
Mollie France
Greensboro
J. E. Lanier
Belle Irvin
Jennie Thacker
Pine Grove Church
New Hope Cemetery
Chicago Produce Prices May 2 Chicago
May 2 report shows butter receipts 1 241 915 with varied creamery scores around 93 to 88. Carrots receive 3412 with centralized listings. Eyes receipts 39 035 show dirties 21 storage packed extras 21 percent, firsts 24 2, prices otherwise unchanged.
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Chicago
Roland Payne 77 Dies in Trinity Residence
Roland Payne 77 well known Trinity resident died at home Wednesday after four years of declining health. Born July 13 1863 in Guilford County he was married to He Lee Reddick in 1890. Surviving are two daughters five sons and two brothers. Funeral Friday at Trinity Methodist Church with burial in Trinity Cemetery. About 9 million birds were killed annually in the United States for hat decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Payne
Trinity
Payne
Guilford County
David
Letitia Leach Payne
Snow Lumber Company
Lee Reddick
Mildred Payne
J. H. Burgess
John Pell
Rex Payne
Fred Payne
High Point
Glenn Payne
Lexington
Clark Payne
Lewis Payne
Trinity Methodist Church
W. B. Shinn
Trinity Cemetery
Music Pupils At College To Offer Recital
The High Point College music department presents a recital tonight in the college auditorium with thirteen students, a male chorus, a girls chorus, and the college choir performing vocal, instrumental, and piano works. This event begins the college’s graduation activities for its second largest senior class, as eighty six will receive degrees next Monday at 10 30 in the morning with Dr Walter K Greene of Duke University delivering the commencement address via WSJS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Vera Whitlock
Walter K. Greene
Duke University
WSJS
Winston-Salem
Salvation Army band given white trousers by donor
A full supply of white uniform trousers has been donated to the Salvation Army Band by the High Point Overall Company, Major Vernon Carter announced. The band plans to wear white outfits for summer, with members keeping overseas caps and blue brigade caps as in other seasons. The girls will wear a white dress uniform.
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Salvation Army
Vernon Carter
High Point Overall Company
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Rose Furniture Company
South Main
Northayetteville
N.C
Ashboro
Baby Nightingale
Fisie Zaumscil
Nyack
E.T. Kearns
William H. Leonard
C. D
Buchanan
Raleigh
High Point Coca-Cola Bottling Company
J. B. McAdoo
Chattanooga
Emerywood Court Apartments
United States
NEW American Elgins
Egin de Lune
G. J. Humphreys
College Drive
Yadkin College
College Gymnasium
P. E. Lindsey
Salvation Army Band
Gruen
America
Ramona
U. 5
Jeweler
South Main Street
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