Woman Jumped Into Well At Home In Deep River
Mrs. Carl Cain thirty five of Deep River CCC camp road died after jumping into a rear porch well Sunday. Neighbors and her husband tried to rescue him but the well collapsed as he descended. Firemen arrived with gear but could not save her. A well digger and CCC camp volunteers aided in removing the body and resuscitation attempts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cain
Deep River
CCC
Camp Road
Cain
E. T. Harrison
Asheboro
Carl
J. H. Sechrest
Gara Lyerly
James
Sechrest
Mrs. Cain
D. H. Idol
Ernest
Guy
Harper
Flora
Nola
Deep River CCC Camp Road
L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood
Sechrest Funeral Home
Week's Traffic Violations and Local Tragedy Report
Police cited five drunk driving cases four reckless driving charges and other violations including improper licenses driving without a state permit and one manslaughter linked to a car accident. A drowning death of Mrs Cain was ruled suicide after a well incident involving neighbors and the Sechrest Funeral Home arranged services and burial at Oakwood cemetery.
Two Divorce Suits Filed In Municipal Court
Two suits for absolute divorce were filed in the clerk of municipal court this morning. W. H. Brown seeks divorce from Della Brown and Walter Welborn from Emma Welborn. Browns married August 1926 and separated in 1930. Welborns married in 1922 and separated in the 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown
Della Brown
Walter Welborn
Emma Welborn
Welborns
Inne
Fasteeth Powder Promises Secure Dentures All Day
An advertising note promotes Fasteeth, a new powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable with no gooey taste. It claims you can eat, laugh and talk with confidence. Available from druggists in three sizes.
Judge Teague Hears Trial Of Alleged Lottery Operators
Municipal Court Judge Lewis E. Teague listened to arguments in the late afternoon in the case of C. I L. Long Herbert Apple and Frank Kimrey charged with operating a lottery by taking bets on horse races out of state. The defense claims it may not violate the law to accept bets on races from outside the state. Local bets clear in Baltimore Maryland and winners are not paid until funds are forwarded from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
C. I L. Long
Herbert Apple
Frank Kimrey
W. C. Johson
J. W. MacMahon
High Point
Tocal
Baltimore
Guilford Court Opens With Guilford County Cases
Special term of Guilford county Superior court opens led by Judge Sinclair. Paul Dennin of High Point found guilty of stealing Mrs. Creed’s automobile. sentence pending. Sally Ashe and John Lawrence face arson and robbery charges with prospect of trial. Odis Dudley to be tried by jury from a 30 man panel tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Greensboro
Guilford County Superior Court
N. A. Sinclair
Fayetteville
High Point
Paul Dennin
J. C. Creed
Sally Ashe
John Lawrence
Lawrence
Odis Dudley
High Point Township
Fatal Crash Claims Thomasville Man Jambo Dorsett
Jambo Dorsett a 25 year old Negro from Thomasville died after his car crashed into another on the High Point Thomasville highway near the county line. W N Holton 35 of 1401 English Street was charged with manslaughter. Dorsett died at Burrus Memorial hospital at 3 15 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jambo Dorsett
Negro
Thomasville
High Point
Dorsett
W. N. Holton
English Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Holton
Fire alarm at Lock-Knit Hosiery mill ends without fire
Early this morning an automatic signal at the Lock-Knit Hosiery mill triggered responders. Firemen found no fire and no damage.
Two More Graduates Omitted From School Supplement
An error at High Point High School left out two prospective graduates. The missing names are Miss Pauline Douglas and Joe Whitley, with listed parent addresses at 516 Parkway and 326 Woodrow Avenue respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Pauline Douglas
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Joe Whitley
D. P. Whitley
Woodrow Avenue
Roses Exhibit Largest Blooms This Spring
Mrs. Leslie Bryant of 218 North Main Street displayed more than a dozen pink Paul Neyron roses this afternoon. Flowers measure three to five inches in diameter, regarded as the largest this spring in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bryant
North Main Street
Paul Neyron
Contracts Awarded For School Construction In Guilford County
Guilford County School Board awarded contracts for additions at Cloverdale Oak Hill and Johnson Street schools in High Point. DerMont Construction won four room addition at Cloverdale with plumbing and heating to Robb Plumbing. Oak Hill two room addition and cafeteria went to J O Connor and Son with Welborn Supply handling plumbing and heating. Johnson Street four room addition and cafeteria went to R K Stewart and Son with Autrey handling plumbing and Welborn Supply heating. Total bids ranged from 8,850 to 10,782 dollars for general work. Work to start immediately and finish in 60 to 100 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County School Board
Thomas R. Foust
Cloverdale
Dermont Construction Company
Robb Plumbing and Heating Company
Welborn Supply Company
R. K. Stewart and Son
Johnson Street School
Frank M. Autrey
Welborn Supply
George Stansbury
J. W. Burke
Joe F. Hoffman, Jr
D. A. Stanton
A. Coke Cecil
C. L. Amos
Certificates Awarded for Scoutmaster Training at Camp Uwharrie
Training course Elements of Scoutmastership Part 1 completed yesterday at 4 o clock. Scoutmasters and assistants from across the area earned certificates for finishing the twelve hour program. Names of recipients include H E B Ellenbure W C Rost W F Downum Ed Churchall C B Utley Dallas Lowder George R Poole Willie Loflin Ralph Bruton A L Elliott C S McGah ey D Clarke Johnson Bill Shaw C P Moffitt Jr G J Williams N E Snyder. Instructors were H G Owens Pete Hairston and B W Hackney Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
H. E B. Ellenbure
W. C. Rost
W. F. Downum
Ed Churchall
Salisbury
C. B. Utley
Cooleemee
Dallas Lowder
George R. Poole
Willie Loflin
Ralph Bruton
A. L. Elliott
Thomasville
C. S. McGahey
D. Clarke Johnson
Bill Shaw
C. P. Moffitt, Jr
G. J. Williams
N. E. Snyder
High Point
H. G. Owens
Pete Hairston
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Mrs W D Warner Dies At Troy After Ill Health
Mrs W D Warner aged 48 longtime Montgomery county resident and former Margaret Wallace of Star died Sunday at her Troy home after a long illness. Survived by husband four children Douglas Helen Katherine Frances six sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday at 4 PM at Troy Baptist church with Rev C B Trammell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Warner
Lee A. Briles
Troy
Montgomery County
Margaret Wallace
Star
Margaret Louise Wallace
W. Cc. Wallace
Douglas
Helen
Katherine
Frances
Troy Baptist Church
Rev
Co. B. Trammell
Seventy Six Placed By Office Last Week
Seventy six placements were made last week by the local office of the North Carolina State Employment Service. Miss Rachel Suggs, interviewer, reports forty six were in private industry and twenty four were permanent positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Employment Service
Rachel Suggs
Eleven New Whooping Cases Reported This Week
City Health officer Dr. R A Herring reports eleven new whooping cough cases and three venereal disease cases for the last week. The prior week recorded one chicken pox case, eleven whooping cough cases, and three venereal disease cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Herring
Delegates Named To Monarch Meet At Elwood Hotel
In the Monarch club monthly gathering at the Elwood hotel N L Garner spoke on Convention Treats ahead of the National Convention of Monarchs set for June 13 in Binghampton New York Delegates elected to the convention were N L Garner and E F Z Jones Alternates chosen were R A Wilson and Joseph Snider FP R Clodfelter was admitted to the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
Elwood Hotel
N. L. Garner
Binghampton
N. Y
EF. Z. Jones
R. A. Wilson
Joseph Snider
FP. R. Clodfelter
Tax list corrected after posting error flags three names
City Collector A. Lee Gibson said three taxpayers Roy L. Montgomery C. F. McKinney and Pickett and McDonald were listed as delinquent in error in the tax advertising. The names should not have appeared and were struck from the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Gibson
Roy L. Montgomery
C. F. McKinney
Pickett
McDonald
Federal Warrants To Be Served Soon On Local Residents
Federal warrants charging 16 local residents with conspiracy to violate the federal revenue act over white liquor traffic will be served late this afternoon or early tomorrow morning. Names will be released after service. one local resident surrendered in Greensboro and posted bonds before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Goode Honored At Exercises At Hebrew Union College
Alexander D. Goode of High Point North Carolina was one of ten new rabbis ordained by Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. He received the Kaufman Kohler prize for the best essay on The Exhilarchate in Babylon During the Talmudic Period and shared the Moses Mielziner prize for essays on Bible Passages in the Tosefta with Dr Gunther Plaut of Berlin Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alexander D. Goode
High Point
N. C
Hebrew Union College
Rabbi Goode
Kaufman Kohler
Babylon
Moses Mielziner
Gunther Plaut
Berlin
Germany
Graduation Section Copies Available Sunday Edition
Copies of the graduation section of The Sunday Enterprise are available for purchase at The Enterprise office. Limited copies may be on sale Sunday. availability and pricing not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Three More Drivers Los State Permits For Yee
Three men had driving licenses suspended for a year after arraignment before Judge Lewis Teague in municipal court. I P Perry of Fayetteville received a year driving ban with no driving, T F Edwards of Pomona Mills Greensboro was fined 50 dollars and costs and banned from driving for a year, and B H Yow of Greensboro was sentenced to six months on the roads suspended for three years with 50 dollars and costs. The court adjourned before noon to prepare for hearings on lottery charges against Lucian Long and Herbert Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Teague
I. P. Perry
Fayetteville
T. F. Edwards
Pomona Mills
Greensboro
B. H. Yow
Teague
Lucian Long
Herbert Apple
George Bridges
Bencini Flats
Ernest Bridgeman
High Point
Ben Crawford
Redding Street
Johnnie Coleman
Leonard Alley
J. C. Gordon
Archdale
W. C. McCabe
Mangum Avenue
D. Simpson
Elsie Street
Hattie Gibbs
Fairview Street
George Scarlett
Co. G. Southern
Lake i Street
Gertrude King Injured in Greensboro Car Crash
Gertrude King, 25, of Forrest Avenue extension, was treated at Guilford General Hospital after a car driven by E. H. Yow, 24, of West Lee Street Greensboro, veered off Kivett drive and struck two trees. Her facial injuries were not serious and she was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude King
Forrest Avenue
E. H. Yow
West Lee Street
Greensboro
Kivett Drive
Guilford General Hospital
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Moore's
Lewis
Poncate Cart As
Adadaad Arg
criTy Shoe Shop West Re Security
Sheldon
Denton Railroad
General Offices
High Point, N. Y
Judge Teague
Dennis
Venice
Rambo Dorsett
Thomasville Road
Horace
G. Ilderton, Inc
MERCE
Willowbrook
Plmouth
Ford
Plymouth
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Tee
Nash
Buick
Graham
Dodge
Standard
DeSoto
Pontiac
Chrysler
Goode
Yee
Larry Shannon
Winston-La
Gilbert Robbins
W Street
Percy CC. Harris
Theville
Fred McClauren
Salem
P. G. Beck
Very
Guilford Perior
Felix Daughty
Scholls Zinopa
Arde
Main St
Clark’s
Filling St
Riginaly
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