Bar Endorses Teague For Reappointment
High Point Bar Association unanimously endorses Judge Lewis E. Teague for a second term on the High Point Municipal Court. The May 29, 1933 resolution, copied to Governor Ehringhaus, lauds his six years on the bench and forwards the endorsement to the state executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
High Point Bar Association
Elwood
Ehringhaus
Rupert T. Pickens
Albert Coates
University of North Carolina
City of
High Point
Bar Association of
North Carolina
Local VFW Post And Auxiliary Meet Before State Encampment
A joint meeting of the Local VFW Post and its Auxiliary is set for Wednesday night at city hall. Four new members will be obligated at this time, the organizers announced, in advance of the state encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post of Veterans of Foreign Ware
Harry E. Parker
Joan of Arc
Winston-Salem
The
American Legion
Wilson Angell
Lexington Bank Reopens Doors After Closure
The Commercial Bank of Lexington reopened Monday for new deposits under a reorganization plan. Fred C. Allen, ex Reconstrution Finance Corp. staffer, becomes executive vice president. Deposits and checks flowed as plans to fully reopen in coming weeks proceed, with formal reorganization plans on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Allen
Lexington
Commercial Bank of
Fred CC. Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
No Demonstrations For Memorial Day Observed Citywide
Memorial Day was observed orderly with no demonstrations. Banks took a legal holiday and the post office closed at noon. General Logan instituted May 30 as Decoration Day for grave decoration and last volunteer discharge. States and territories recognized the holiday. several southern states observe Confederate Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Mrs Geneva Smith Found Unconscious In Her Home
Mrs Geneva Smith a 26 year old mother of two was found unconscious at 106 Mallory street. Neighbors said she had taken six bichloride tablets and an empty box was found nearby. Hospital officials reported no trace of bichloride poisoning and she was treated then returned home recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Smith
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mallory Street
Smith
Democrats Dinner in Sheraton Hotel Tonight
Democratic leaders and executive committee members plan a dinner tonight at seven at the Sheraton hotel with about 200 attendees expected. Tickets are available in the hotel lobby from 6:30 to seven, presided by State Senator Capus M Waynick. Afterward, the township executive committee meets in the hotel private dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Capus M. Waynick
Township Executive Committee
Night burglaries report two breakins and an attempted third
Police report two night breakings and an attempted burglary last night. At the W. T. Brown store on 116 South Hamilton thieves took five cartons of cigarettes a box of cigars and other goods after forcing the front door with a skeleton key. Kivett's store on 1101 Granby Street lost three sacks of flour canned goods and other items after forcing the night latch. The Atlantic Refining office on Tryon Street saw a failed entry. J. E. Atkins reported a suit stolen from a car on West Washington Street after noon on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brown
South Hamilton
Kivett’s
Granby Street
Atlantic Refining Company
Tryon Street
West Washington Street
J. E. Atkins
Route Three
Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced in Sunday Lesson
The May 28 Christian Science Lesson-Sermon denounces necromancy mesmerism and hypnotism. Golden Text for the service quotes Romans 8 31 If God be for us who can be against us. The Bible passage Mark 3 27 warns that no one enters a strong man's house without binding him first. The Science and Health passage asserts mortal mind governs nothing and divine Mind saves mortals from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Lucy Epps Snider Laid to Rest in Lineberry Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Epps Snider were held at Welch Memorial M. P. Church with pastors J. D. Williame O. L. Ruth and G. T. Tunstall officiating. The procession proceeded to Lineberry Church for interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Epps Snider
Guilford County
Welch Memorial M. P
J. D. Williame
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
G. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
W. L. Edwards
R. B. Harrison
Jesus
Floyd Vincannon
W. A. Tuttle
Frank Wood
Barnette Nichols
Paul Hinkle
R. 8. Leonard
Mesdames F. R. Fraley
Floyd Vinecannon
J. B. Williams
Charles Hiatt
FB. R. Yarborough
R. H. Melton
Fifty Gallon Still Captured Near City by Sheriff Gray
Sheriff C L Gray seized a fifty gallon still two barrels with mash and several containers on the north side of the old Rawson Davie farm about two and a half miles north of the city. The liquor was being produced in a gasoline drum in a ravine fifty yards away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Gray
Captain Austell Completes National Guard Property Check
Captain H W Austell of the Adjutant General's office Raleigh completed annual property checks of Battery BE Headquarters Battery and Combat Units. He praised Captain John Raper Battery E Captain Sam H Strickland Headquarters Battery and Maintenance Sergeants Bodenheimer Battery E Swanson Headquarters Battery for orderly conditions. The orderly setup allowed counting in about a third less time than usual and records were accurate with property in unusually good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Austell
Adjutant General's Office
Raleigh
Austell
John Raper
Sam H. Strickland
Bodenheimer
Swanson
Colored Church To Begin Its Revival
The Pilgrim Congregational church colored at the corner of Taylor and Fairview streets opens a ten day revival meeting tonight at 7 30 led by Rev H R Walden and Bishop J Johnson of Summit N J an outstanding evangelist with an afternoon prayer service at 3 30 each day the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Colored
Taylor and Fairview Streets
H. R. Walden
J. Johnson
Summit
N. J
Bishop Johnson
State and Federal Aid Road Work Employment Estimate
Estimated program funding maintains continuous direct employment for about 200000 men over a year. Federal and state aid roads provide sustained jobs and economic activity through ongoing maintenance and construction projects.
Patent Granted For Rubber Fenders That Rebound After Collision
A new patent covers rubber fenders designed to absorb impact and snap back to shape, reducing damage after collisions. The invention promises durable performance in marine and industrial environments, enabling quicker recovery and reuse.
Community Exchange registrations seek local help and exchanges
Listings from 837 North Wrenn street show residents seeking jobs, housing, and barter deals. Participants offer furniture repairs, laundry work, child care, room and board, and exchanges of vehicles, stoves, beds, gas ranges, and other goods for services or other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Mrs. Louis Voorhees To Leave Ray Street
Mrs. Louis Voorhees, five year Bay Street school faculty member, will not return next year. She leads the Primary Department of the North Carolina Education Association and is noted for progressive first grade work. She plans to open a private kindergarten first grade school at her Emery home in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Voorhees
Bay Street
R. F. J. Johnson
Voorhees
North Carolina Education Association
Northern and Southern Textile Men Back Industrial Program
George Sloan of New York corrected a mis leading report from a Washington dispatch saying northern and southern textile manufacturers agreed on wage schedules and harmony at Washington. T. S. Marchant of Greenville announced the meeting was a success and that a voluntary 40 hour two shift schedule could begin by July 15, with Southern cotton manufacturers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Sloan
Sloan
Washington
Charlotte
Marchant
Greenville
S. C
American Association of Textile Manufacturers
Mrs. Mattie Hendrix R G Hendrix Secretary Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs. Mattie Sheppard Hendrix wife of R G Hendrix died at a local hospital this morning at 9 after ten days as a patient. Born November 1 1905 in Alamance County she was a popular businesswoman and secretary of Hendrix Furniture. Surviving are her husband two sons her parents two brothers and a sister. Funeral at Lebanon M P Church Wednesday at 4 with interment in Primitive Baptist cemetery. A brief service precedes at 3 30 at the home 590 East Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Sheppard Hendrix
R. G. Hendrix
Hendrix
Alamance County
W. P
Martha Sheppard
Hendrix Furniture Company
South Main Street
M. BE. Church
Robert Glenn Hendrix, Jr
Donald Ray Hendrix
City
W. P. Sheppard
Sheppard
Belle Glade
Fla
High Point
Benjamin Sheppard
John Sheppard
Dayton O
Floyd Hancock
Lebanon M. P
8. W. Taylor
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Fagg
Primitive Baptist Church
Primitive Baptist
East
Lexington Avenue
Ebenezer Church Holds Annual Memorial Fete in Randolph
In Asheboro on May 30 the Ebenezer church near the Randolph Guilford line hosted its annual memorial service drawing prominent local figures. Daniel B Coltrane of Concord attended, having joined Ebenezer eight decades ago as a boy in Randolph. He presided over the afternoon and spoke on Christian Citizenship. the Coltrane family donated a silver communion service in memory of Kelly and Mrs Kelly Coltrane buried nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Old
Ebenezer O
Randolph-Guilford
North Corona
Little Country Church
Togy
Daniel B. Coltrane
Concord
Ebenezer Church
Randolph
Kelly Coltrane
Coltrane
Mary Hiatt sues railroads over son Robert Hiatt death
Mrs. Mary Hiatt as executrix of Robert Hiatt sues Southern Railway and North Carolina Railroad in Greensboro Superior Court for 25000 dollars alleging negligent operation at the Jamestown crossing on December 2. The complaint says the train was fast and reckless no bell or whistle and no lookout. the train traveled 300 feet before stopping after striking the car killing Hiatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
The
North Carolina Railroad Company
Greensboro
Mary Hiatt
Robert Hiatt
Jamestown Crossing
Reverend Hutchins to Speak at Wesley Memorial Church
Rev W L Hutchins pastor at Main Street Methodist in Thomasville will give a brief talk during the regular church night service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. The event will be held in the Woman s Wesley class room with Rev G Ray Jordan directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. L. Hutchins
Main Street Methodist Church
Thomasville
Woman's Wesley
Garment Makers Press Prison Labor Amendment
A committee from the International Association of Garment Manufacturers, including Homer T. Hudson of the High Point Overall Company, urges an amendment to the Industry Recovery Bill to address prison labor competition. They will address the Senate Finance Committee in Washington this week regarding Senator Wagner’s bill, following prior conferences in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
International Association
International Association of Garment Manufacturers
Homer T. Hudson
High Point Overall Company
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Wagner
New York
A. F. Allison
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Rotary Honors McMillan Idol At Wrightsville Beach Session
Dr Roscoe D McMillan of Red Springs was elected governor and W C Idol of High Point chosen secretary of the 67th district Rotary International during a two day convention at Wrightsville Beach North and South Carolina officials discussed future meeting sites Newsome of Durham gave the keynote on the organization’s growth and the fight against prison labor and sweatshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Roscoe D. McMillan
Red Springs
Rotary International
W. C. Idol
High Point
Wrightsville Beach
North
South Carolina
McMillan
Idol
C. W. Phillips
Greensboro
M. Eugene Newsome
Durham
Newsome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teague
V. F. W. Post and Auxiliary
Sykes Florist
Lensee
Max Bones
Main St
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Palace Taxi
Palace Taxi CO
Yellow Cab Company
Lewis FE. Teague
Lexington Bank
Christian Science Sunday
C.L. Gray
A. R. Gaul
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
Wilson Angel
Atwater-Kent
Elizabeth Mendenhall
Richard J. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
Ruth Storey
Joseph Parkin
Frank Crawford
Hubert Hill
Colored Church
Ray Street
al Logal Hospital
Randolph County Ebenezer Church
Railroad
Hiatt
Paradise Point
Conteriel
Atlantic Ocean
J. W. Barnhill
Jacksonville, BN. C
Rotary
W. C
Roscoe McMillan
Mr. Hudson
Garment Manufacturers
R. O. Kennedy
Cluett Peabody and Co
Arthur Davenport
Sweet, Orr and Co
T. Habegger
Berne Overall Company
Berne
Ind
Benj. Berman
Crown Overall Company
Cincinnati
R. W. Baker
Blue Bell Overall Company
Garment
United Action
Rotary District
Princess
Ee. Russell
A. H. Jeffers
L. B. Lowe Safety
BE. Otis
Commercial Bank
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