I W A Committee To Meet Manufacturers
Industrial Workers Association leaders prepared to meet hosiery manufacturers to discuss the labor sit uation and seek recognition in shaping wage and hour provisions of a code to be submitted to the President. Buyers report unsettled conditions hurting High Point mills as wage increases loom and regional competition remains intense.
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Industrial Workers Association
New York
South Carolina
Danville
Charlotte
High Point
High Point Milla
Convict Man For Breaking In Place He Once Broke Out
Thurman Kemp, a young white man, received a 60 day sentence in municipal court for breaking into Ed's Cigar Store. An officer found him after a rear door pane was broken. Kemp previously broke out of the same store and hid inside after hours. The prior case remains pending in superior court.
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Thurman Kemp
Kemp
Thomasville Woman In Critical Condition After Washington Crash
Mrs William C Myers of Thomasville is in critical condition at a Washington DC hospital with a broken spine after a Saturday collision involving the automobile she rode in. She was accompanied by her son W C Myers J and Thomasville resident John Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Myers
Thomasville
Washington, D. C
Light docket in municipal court delivers varied penalties
Avery Gibson arraigned on larceny and given a 60 day sentence in High Point. FE W Davidson cited for prohibition. J W Norman received eight months for operating car while intoxicated suspended for three years and six months without driving. Jim Ingram charged with disorderly conduct partial costs. Adam Jenkins three months for operating car while intoxicated. Ida Reed disorderly conduct with suspended judgment. Ida Fergusson speeding with half costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Gibson
High Point
FE. W. Davidson
J. W. Norman
Jim Ingram
Adam Jenkins
Ida Reed
Ida Ferguson
Home Owners Loan plan fuels relief talk in High Point
The Chamber of Commerce reports on a federal bill creating the Home Owners' Loan Corporation to aid distressed homeowners. It would refinance mortgages, provide cash advances for taxes and maintenance, and extend relief for up to three years with bonds or cash loans to qualifying owners.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Emergency Loan Corporation
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Graduating Class Picnic at Crystal Lake
The senior class of High Point High School plans a picnic Thursday afternoon June 1. They will meet at 1 30 PM at the high school, travel to Crystal Lake in the Winston-Salem suburbs, and return at night with the Junior class marshals as guests. Lunch will be carried by the picnickers.
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High Point High School
Crystal Lake
Winston-Salem
Willie Winslow Seeks Father Arthur Winslow Missing Since April
Willie Winslow of Thomesville appeals to The Enterprise to locate his father Arthur H. Winslow missing from 312 Warner Street since early April. Anyone with information is asked to contact the son at the Thomesville address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Winslow
Thomesville
Enterprise
Arthur H. Winslow
Warner Street
Thomasville
Winslow
Thomeesville
Vision and reflection mark High Point College address
Dr. W. P. Few of Duke University told High Point college graduates that vision guides civilization and that success depends on embracing open vision. Forty-one candidates received degrees, with four to be conferred later, as honorary degrees were awarded to Dr. Charles Edward Forlines and T. Wingate Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Few
Duke University
High Point College
Roberts Hall
G. I. Humphreys
Charles Edward Forlines
Westminster Theological Seminary
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point City Schoos
P. E. Lindley
Humphreys
L. W. Gerringer
D. D
Margaret Sloan
E. B. Stimson
Candidates For Degrees Expected At Summer Commencement
A list of graduates by degree, including Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Science in Music. Names cover numerous individuals with notation that degrees will be conferred at the close of summer school. Also notes Honorary Degrees Doctor of Literature and Doctor of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Canney
Minerva Elva Cartner
Joe Newton Crever
Gladys Culler
Dwight M. Davidson
Lester Seymour Farr
Charles Lee Grant
Cyrus L. Gray
Elizabeth Hines Gurley
William Marvin Hedrick
William Miller
Howard
Olive Agnes Ingram
William Ralph Jacks
Ida Sue Johnson
Wilton Handley Kimner
James Ollie Knight
Bernice Clinard Lee
Tyree Sabert Lindley
Ina McAdams
Hugh Samuel McCachern
John Wesley Morgan
Homer Gwynn Bivins
Joyce Gertrude Julian
James Floyd Patch
Elizabeth Ellen Ross
Jessie Lillian Smith
James Kenneth Swart
May Cornelia Howard
Charles George Pusey
Carl Maneval Smith
Charles Edward Forlines
T. Wingate Andrews
Forty-One Students Presented As Candidates For Degrees
Announcement of scholarships awarded by the Institute of International Relations at Duke University includes Miss Mabel Koonce Jasper Jones and Prof. E B Stimson. Awards also cover medals for essays oratory piano and student government with seniors named Magna Cum Laude and Highest Honors. Marshals led by John Taylor. Dr G W Taylor gave benediction.
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Institute of International Relations
Duke University
Mabel Koonce
M. J. Wrenn
Jasper Jones
H. A. Millis
E. B. Stimson
Rotary Club
Charlotte M. Amos
Ina McAdams
Dwight Davidson, Jr
S. Rabinowitz
Chas. L. Amos
Alma Andrews
Elizabeth Gurley
S. P. Montgomery
Frances Taylor
Gladys Culler
Dwight Davidson
William Howard
Ralph Jacks
Tyree Lindley
John Morgan
Clarence P. Morris
Irma Paschall
Katie Sue Stanfield
John Taylor
Joseph Coble
Thomas Ellis
Robert Williams
Mary Reid Tool
Ola Mae Stafford
Jewell Welch
G. W. Taylor
Gulf Refining Purchases 152 Tank Trucks in Recovery Push
Business leaders cite the Gulf Refining Company as a prime example of the recovery trend. It announced the purchase of 152 large steel and aluminum tank trucks to meet rising service station demand and boost transport of gasoline motor oils and specialty products. The order, among the largest on record, signals further investment across related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Refining Company
Experts Say Herring rivaling Beef for Nourishment
Experts claim herring contains weight for weight as much nourishment as a good beefsteak, highlighting its value as a nutritious alternative.
Memorial service honors memory at Jamestown
The seventh annual community Memorial service was held at the Jamestown church. Rev. C. O. Kennerly presided and Rev. G. T. Bond of Park Place Greensboro spoke on Memorial Days and tribute to the departed. A large crowd from the community and nearby counties attended the program and prayers.
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Jamestown M. KE. Shurch
C. 0. Kennerly
Fred N. Tate
G. T. Bond
Park Place M. E
Greensboro
Foetrun CR
Bond
Jamestown
Warren
School Boy Patrol Returns From Washington Trip
The High Point School Boy Patrol led by Sergeant A. P. Samuels and Jim Pike returned Sunday from Washington where they joined the nationwide parade of 6000 boys. The group praised the trip, met senators and congressmen, and carried greetings from Senator Bob Reynolds. Community contributions from the police and fire departments Lions and Elks clubs and residents funded the journey.
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High Point
A. P. Samuels
Jim Pike
City Motorcycle Police
Washington
Rutland Free of Civil Trials for Over a Decade
Rutland, one of England's smallest counties, has not hosted civil cases or prisoners for trial in more than ten years, reflecting a long period without major legal proceedings in the region.
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Rutland
England
Negro Boy Draws 45 Years On Nine Larceny Counts
Allen Hines colored former trusted employee of Wagger Jewelry company was sentenced to five years on each of nine robbery charges in Greensboro Superior Court. He had fled from bond after a preliminary hearing in municipal court and was brought to Greensboro from West Virginia last week.
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Allen Hines
Wagger Jewelry Company
R. J. Wagger
Greensboro
Thomas J. Shaw
Hines
West Virginia
Teachers Resign to Accept Positions at Other Institutions
Earl Andrews and Miss Mary Winn Abernethy, high school teachers in High Point, have resigned to take roles elsewhere. Andrews leaves the mathematics department and debating coach post for the Aulander school superintendency, while Abernethy resigns as language department head to join Edwards Business College in this city.
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Earl Andrews
Mary Winn Abernethy
High Point High School
L. R. Johnston
Andrews
Aulander
Miss Aberenthy
Edward’s Business College
Rankin Jr Joins Greensboro Brokerage Office
A M Rankin Jr prominent local business figure joins E A Pierce and Company at Greensboro to handle out-of-town accounts. He will reside locally but work from Greensboro office, after previously serving as general manager of the Consolidated Mirror Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rankin, Jr
E. A. Pierce and Company
Greensboro
Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Consolidated Mirror Company
Legion Post Will Not Meet Tomorrow
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 of the American Legion will not hold a meeting Tuesday night. Commander G F Edwards said the next gathering is scheduled for June 6.
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Legion Post
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
G. F. Edwards
Steaming to Remove Marks From Velvet and Velveteen Garments
Steaming will remove marks in dyed velvet and velveteen garments. The method restores fabric appearance without damaging fibers. Consumers can use gentle heat to lift surface blemishes while preserving color and texture.
Dr George Crowell Preaches at Calvary Church and Memorial
Dr George H Crowell preached at Calvary Methodist church in the morning during Rev D H Rhinehart's absence. He spoke on Children Day, taught the Men’s Bible class, and later at Gray's Chapel Randolph County on Memories Meditation Move Forward. He returned to Calvary for services on Love as Depicted in John 8 16.
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George H. Crowell
Calvary Methodist Church
D. H. Rhinehart
Weaverville College
Dr. Crowell
Gray’s Chapel
Randolph County
Constipation Relief After Six Years Promises New Start
John J. Davis suffered chronic constipation for six years but reports a breakthrough and feeling like a new person after treatment. Product marketed through Mann Drug Stores and Omens Drug Store, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Davis
Aderika
Mann Drug Stores
Omens Drug Store, Inc
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Oma Gray
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Albert Sidney Johnson
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Mary Little
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George W. Norman
J. J. Oakley
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