Special Term Jury Court Convened by Teague
Judge Lewis E. Teague opened a special one week jury term at 9 am to hear criminal cases. About 100 cases were docketed with many waived jury trials. Two drunken driving cases ended in not guilty verdicts. several other cases were nol pros with leave or continued.
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Teague
Lewis E. Teague
O. F. Barnes
Clyde Rich
F. T. Parks
Walter Leo Cox
J. B.bodenheimer
M. E. Johnson
John W. Pugh
Charlie Moore
Lawrence Andrews
W. L. Dawkins
Ruby Clark
Numa Hill
A. T. Brady
Lloyd Royal
Walter Coke Folger
Ray Cook
Macy Has
A. B. French
Samuel J. Yarber
Lindsay Hobbs
Luther Smith
F. C. Arnold
T. J. East
Archie C. Haney
Herman Nelson
For Sale Sign on Old Post Office
A for sale sign was hung on the old post office building on South Main Street today by acting custodian J A Davis under orders from the Treasury Department procurement division Waethneton. The sale notice had been issued weeks ago and later rescinded pending city action to buy the building at half its appraised value under a Congressional act.
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South Main Street
Treasury Department
Waethneton
J. A. Davis
Largest Trinity class earns 45 diplomas at commencement
Trinity High School awarded diplomas to 45 members in the largest graduating class in the school's history. Dr. P E B Lindley of High Point College delivered the address as Rev. P L Shore led invocation and benediction. The salute included the annual sermon by Rev H M Robinson and an evening commencement play.
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Trinity
Trinity High School
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
P. L. Shore
Ralph Vance
Charles W. Redding
H. M. Robinson
Trinity Methodist Church
Marshalls
Lueilleder
Maxine Burge
Virginia Gilmore
Juanita Howard
Sherman Hubbard
Everette Jordan
Staley Woodell
Virginia Beeson
Darrell Allred
Jerodean Cagle
Carl Bouldin
Frances Howell
Florence Meredith
Elmer Cashatt
Rosa Lee Meredith
Marie Mikies
David Coltrane
Marjorie Mitchell
Dolan Dennis
Dorothy Osborne
Joe Dixon
Ruth Robbins
Virginia Wood
Preston Frazier
Sara Baldwin
Lucille Briles
Darrell Gray
Ruby Brooks
Hoover Hilliard
Rosa Lee Crouse
Mildred Elder
John Kearns
Martha Farlow
Elizabeth Gatewood
Leo McSwain
Marguerette Ingram
Frances Jones
Kendall Mendenhall
Annie Lee Kennedy
Cone Spencer
Jewel Lambeth
Austin Sprinkle
Annie Miller
Vance Steed
Myrtle Namece
Clay Sumner
Mildred Parrish
R. L. Welborne
Bernell Spoon
Genevieve Spoon
Willie Welborne
Lucy Neal Thayer
Special Venire Not Sufficient in Guilford Assault Case
In Greensboro Judge N A Sinclair ordered 15 more jurors for the Odis Dudley criminal assault case after an 80 man venire near exhaustion. Dudley allegedly attacked Mamie Howard near Oak Hill in High Point on February 3. Separate High Point case: G A Price found guilty of violating the prohibition law after being arrested en route from Danville to Salisbury with a half pint of liquor. costs taxed to Price with possible payment plan later.
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Ial
Grensboro
N. A. Sinclair
Fayetteville
Guilford Superior Court
Odis Dudley
Mebane
Dudley
Mamie Howard
Oak Hill
High Point
G. A. Price
Danville
Salisbury
Sinclair
Price
Culler Qualified As Administrator
A J Culler of High Point qualified in Guilford Superior court to administer the estate of his wife Emma C Culler who died March 16. Heir to the estate are three daughters Mary Craven Maggie Whitlowe and Ida Hines and three sons Livingston George and David Culler. Estate value lists 2325 in personal property and 2250 in real estate.
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Greensboro
A. J. Culler
Lexington Avenue
High Point
A. Wayland Cooke
Guilford Superior Court
Emma C. Culler
Mary Craven
Maggie Whitlowe
Rone
Ida Hines
Thomasville
Livingston
George
David Culler
Allred Infant Dies Shortly After Birth
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allred died at a local hospital shortly after 1 am. The child, only hours old, was the daughter of J. K. and Ira Wall Allred of 205 Kelly Street. Survived by parents, two brothers Watson Everett and Jerry Eugene, a sister Dolores Marie, and grandparents J. E. Allred and H. J. Wall. Bodies remain at Koonce Funeral Home. Graveside services set for 11 am Wednesday. burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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J. E. Allred
J. K
Ira Wall Allred
Kelly Street
Watson Everett
Jerry Eugene Allred
Dolores Marie Allred
H. J. Wall
Koonce Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Georgie Ellen Taylor
Funeral services for Mrs Georgie Ellen Taylor were held at the High Point home with Adjt Mary Anderson and Adjt R M Cowan officiating. A male quartet sang two selections and at interment in Mt Gurr Cemetery Kernersville six grandsons served as pallbearers with granddaughters delivering flowers.
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MRA
Georgie Taylor
Georgie Ellen Taylor
High Point
Route One
Adjt
Mary Anderson
R. M. Cowan
Jesus
Mt. Gurr
Kernersville
Roy Hilton
Sam Hilton
Clark Hilton
Bruce Hilton
Edgar Eldridge
Frank Thrift
Funeral services for Claude Faulkner 26 at Koonce chapel
Claude Faulkner 26 died at Guilford County sanitarium early Saturday. Rev C L Ruth led services at Koonce Funeral Home chapel Sunday at 3. Pilgrim Holiness quartet sang before interment in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Claude Faulkndpr
Claude Faulkner
Guilford County Sanitarium
Koonce Funeral Home
Rev
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pilgrim Holiness Quartet
Alvin Brown
Jordan Spencer
Glenn Nance
Melvin Howard
Jesus
Floral Garden Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl H Cain
Funeral services were held at 11 oclock this morning from the home of her mother Mrs. Harper Idol for Mrs. Carl H Cain who died Sunday afternoon at her High Point route one home. Rev C L Ruth officiated with a church quartet singing Shall We Gather at the River Precious Memories and God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Pallbearers were B B Morgan J H Cox J W Joyce Robert Murphy Robert Johnson and J H Sechrest. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.
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Carl H. Cain
High Point
Route One
Harper D. Idol
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Church
B. B. Morgan
J. H. Cox
J. W. Joyce
Robert Murphy
Robert Johnson
J. H. Sechrest
Oakwood Cemtery
Infant Charles Glenn Southern Jr. Dies After Illness
Friends of Mr and Mrs Charles Glenn Southern mourn the loss of their month old son Charles Glenn Southern Jr who died last evening after a brief illness at a local hospital The child was born in High Point on April 29 1937 and is survived by his parents grandmothers Emma Welborn and J M Southern Funeral services were held at 4 PM today at the Welborn home 8065 Steele Street conducted by Dr Embree H Blackard of Wayn Memorial Church and interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
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Charles Glenn Southern
Charles Glenn Southern, Jr
Little Glenn
High Point
Charles Glenn
Iia Welborn Southern
Emma Welborn
J. M. Southern
Welborn
Steele Street
Embree H. Blackard
Wealey Memorial Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Memorial Service at Mitchells Grove Methodist Church
A large congregation gathered at Mitchells Grove Methodist Protestant church near Jamestown for the annual memorial service. Rev. EB W Jones delivered the address and the cemetery graves were decorated as songs were sung.
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Jamestown
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Protestant Church
Here
EB. W. Jones
High Point
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mitchell's Grove Church
Memorial Service at Jamestown Church Next Sunday
A memorial service is scheduled at Jamestown Methodist Episcopal Church South next Sunday afternoon. Rev. O J Jones leads and Rev. Blackard of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point will speak. Program starts at 3 PM and the public is invited.
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Jamestown Methodist Episcopal Church
South
O. J. Jones
Rev. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Guilford College Visitor in Jamestown and High Point Visit
J B Foster of Guilford College was a visitor in Jamestown last Friday. Mr and Mrs W A Matthews visited the mother of Mrs Matthews at High Point Sunday afternoon.
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J. B. Foster
Guilford College
Jamestown
W. A. Matthews
Matthews
High Point
Spark Plug Condition Linked to High Fuel Use
Report notes worn or dirty spark plugs can cause excessive fuel consumption and poor engine performance. Early diagnostics suggest replacing plugs and inspecting ignition system to reduce wasteful fuel use.
Ruler Of Elks At Charlotte
Grand Exalted Ruler Dave Scholtz and Governor Clyde R Hoey will address over 1000 North Carolina Elks at the fifth annual convention in Charlotte. Scholtz speaks at the morning meeting and Hoey at the governor’s luncheon with Howard R Davis also slated to talk. Social events include dances tonight and Wednesday.
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Charlotte
Dave Scholtz
Florida
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina Elks
Scholtz
Hoey
Howard R. Davis
Williamsport
Grand Lodge
Elon College Alumni Hold Annual Meeting
Elon College alumni gathered for their annual session connected with the 47th commencement. Rev. George W. Perry of Durham delivered an address and officers were elected as the main business items.
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Elon College
George W. Perry
Durham
Burrus Memorial Hospital Set For Staff Meeting
The Burrus Memorial hospital announces a monthly staff meeting this Friday at 8 p.m. Dr. P. W. Flagge will present a paper on Thyroid Ectomy in Detail and a motion picture on Diaphragmatic Hernia.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
P. W. Flagge
Two NC Work Service posts open for cost accountant and estimator
Miss Rachael Suggs, interviewer for the local office of the North Carolina State Employment Service, issued a call today for a cost accountant with textile experience and a timber estimator. The postings seek qualified applicants for two positions.
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Rachael Suggs
North Carolina State Employment Service
Grace Moore Sentenced to Five Years in State Prison
Grace Moore of High Point was sentenced in Guilford Superior Court to five years in the state prison for a crime against nature. Her white co-defendant died after arrest and the case against him was dismissed.
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Greensboro
Grace Moore
Negress
High Point
N. A. Sinclair
Fayetteville
Guilford Superior Court
Bugle Corps Meet Planned For Memorial Day Prep
A meeting of the Drum and Bugle corps is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM in David Wrights barber shop Commander C A Sharp urges all members to attend for a short practice prior to the Memorial Day service in which the corps will participate Other matters of interest will be discussed for the entire membership</analysis>
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David Wright
C. A. Sharp
Contest Winners Are Made Public at Paramount Theatre
Winners announced for the Walter Winchell Bernie gag contest sponsored by the Paramount Theatre in connection with Wake Up and Live. First prize a one month pass to Paramount won by Miss Lucile Hayworth of 512 White Oak Street. Next five prizes two tickets each awarded to Miss Evelyn James, Mrs. Oris C Harvey, Edgar Bullabough, Mrs. A B Taplin, and Miss Evelyn Atkins. Tickets mailed to winners today.
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Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
Paramount Theatre
Paramount Today
Paramount
Lucile Hayworth
White Oak Street
Evelyn James
Morris Street
Oris C. Harvey
Forrest Avenue
Edgar Bullabough
High Point
A. BE. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Evelyn Atkins
Fourth Street
Legion Post No 87 to Hold Evening Meeting
Andrew Jackson Post No 87 of the American Legion will meet tonight at the Legion headquarters on East Washington Street at 8 o'clock, announced Commander J B Thomas today.
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Legion
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
The
American Legion
East Washington Street
J. B. Thomas
Three Scouts Head to Salisbury for Cub Training
Mrs. A W Kilemme Henry Grady Owens and Bunn W Hackney Jr left this afternoon for Salisbury to attend a Boy Scout meeting related to Cub training courses in the Uwharrie Council.
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Salisbury
A. W. Kilemme
Henry Grady Owens
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Council
Harris case dismissed for unintended court error
The Enterprise reported Percy C. Harris of Thomasville was found guilty of reckless driving after arraignment in municipal court. Court records reveal the case was dismissed due to an unintentional error.
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Percy C. Harris
Thomasville
Child struck by rock in Head Injury Incident
Harold Henderson a four and a half year old child living at 910 Newland Street suffered a minor head cut after being struck by a rock early today. Police have the name of a 13 year old boy alleged to have thrown the rock.
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Harold Henderson
Newland Street
Alleged Jewel Thief Caught in Thom asville Chase
Thom asville police chief F C Smith and officers arrested Willie Bell a Lexington suspect in a jewelry store robbery valued around $600. Bell was tracked to train 36 at the Southern Railway station and turned over to Lexington authorities for trial.
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Thomasville
F. C. Smith
Southern Railway Station
Willie Bell
Lexington
Chief Smith
Bell
Man Sentenced For Desertion In Thomasville Court
Luther Clodfelter of Lexington was found guilty of abandonment. Evidence was presented May 14 and Judge C W Gilliam suspended the sentence. He must pay court costs and $18 monthly for his wife’s support while serving 12 months on the state highways.
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Thomasville
Luther Clodfelter
Lexington
Thomasville Recorder’s Court
C. W. Gilliam
Clodfelter
Warning on Possible Rabies Epidemic In High Point
City Health Officer Dr. R A Herring warned of a potential rabies epidemic after 28 High Point residents were bitten by dogs in recent weeks. Although cases are common in the area, authorities said no exposures have yet developed rabies due to prompt animal examinations and immediate treatment. City measures include disposing of more than a thousand stray dogs. Owners should confine pets to prevent infection and protect their families.
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R. A. Herring
High Point
Herring
Moon as an Ancient Clock Face
The long lunar nights arise because the Moon orbits the Sun while rotating slowly on its axis, exposing one hemisphere to sunlight for extended periods.
California Rail Network Size Revealed
The state reports 8 190 miles of railways within its borders highlighting extensive freight and passenger infrastructure.
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State of
California
Poppy Day Proclaimed In High Point By Mayor
Mayor Grayson issued a proclamation designating next Saturday May 29 as Poppy Day in High Point. Citizens are urged to observe the day by wearing memorial poppies to honor World War dead and the city’s 1917 1918 service members.
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High Point
Grayson
Traffic violations and a treason execution reported
Police in Germany report two drivers charged with driving without valid state permits. In Berlin a former communist official, Kropp, 29, was beheaded after a January treason conviction.
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Berlin
Kropp
Poppy Memorial Proclaimed for City War Service
A city memorial declaration sets Saturday May 29 as a Day in the City to honor local service members and those who died in World War I by wearing poppies. Citizens urged to participate and observe the remembrance.
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J. N. L. Garner
A. M. Swaim
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P. A. Thomas
CAR Works, Inc
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City Beauty Shop
Finglish
Ardelle
Main St
Clark's
Briamen
Moore
P. E. Lindley
Culler
West Commerce
Allred
Bilbo
U. S
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Elks
Elon
Dr. Flagge
N. C
Work Service
la Salle
Detroit
le Salle
Highland Motors
North Main Street
High
van Tant
No Goodrich
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