County Rally Set for Emma Blair School Tomorrow
Democratic leaders finalize details for a county wide rally at Emma Blair school at 7 30 with W B Umstead of Durham to speak. Governor Russell of Georgia and Governor Gardner will meet in Raleigh and attend a dinner expected to draw about 125 leaders before Governor Gardner speaks in the fourth ward and torchlight parade closes Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Congress
Emma Blair
Couny
Umstead
Lewis J. Fisher
Fisher
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Gardner
Raleigh
Fourth Ward
Russell
Jimmie Store Door But Nothing Missing
The High Point Grocery front door on West Broad Street was forced last night but a stock check showed nothing missing. Police suspect intruders were scared off by someone’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Grocery Company
West Broad Street
Police Headiay
Cardus Promises Relief for Women’s Weakness
A malfunctioning excerpt describes Cardus as a remedy for women suffering from weakness and run down conditions. It portrays Cardus as a better method to overcome pains and regain strength, urging readers to seek relief through this product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Warning Issued On Check Flasher in High Point
Police warn of a stocky white man about 40 posing as a laborer on the post office project. He passed several worthless checks on merchants including a $5.85 check at Y Save It market that netted $3.30 in change, signed by Spence Bros. contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Spence Bros
V. F. W. Ceremony On November 21st
Commander-elect J. W. McMahon announced the installation of the new official family of the High Point post Veterans of Foreign Wars postponed from last night to November 21 due to illness among members, Hallowe en night and bad weather. The move followed a suggestion from North Carolina department officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
McMahon
Hallowe'en
North Carolina
Mrs. E L Cook Dies After Auto Crash in Jamestown
Mrs. E L Cook 32 formerly of this city died at her Jamestown New York home Sunday from injuries in an automobile accident details scarce. She was born in Rockingham county daughter of George and Annie Steelman married to EB L Cook survives with a daughter Miss Pearl Cook a stepson Edgar Cook Jr of New York City her mother three brothers Filbert Jesse and Robert Steelman of High Point a sister Mrs Howard Tucker of Greensboro The body will arrive here Wednesday and services and interment are planned at Oakwood cemetery Sechrest Funeral Home will handle arrangements
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Jamestown
N. Y
Rockingham County
George and
Annie Martin Steelman
EB. L. Cook
Miss Pearl Cook
Edgar Cook, Jr
New York City
Filbert
Jesse
Robert Steelman
High Hotrt
Howard Tucker
Greensboro
Sechrest Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Ballots Printed for Guilford County Use in Upcoming Election
About 50 000 ballot sets prepared for county state and township offices and 12th judicial district solicitor. George C Hampton Jr Greensboro chair Guilford County Board of Elections also received Raleigh ballot sets for state offices US Senate and House and presidential electors. Hampton continues issuing absentee ballots from Greensboro and D C McRae handles absentee requests.
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12Th Judicial District
George C. Hampton, Jr
Greensboro
Guilford County
Hampton
D. C. McRae
Insurance and Realty Company Corrects Building and Loan Error
A yesterday's Enterprise story misstated contracts for a paint and renovation program on 54 houses. The Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company let the contracts, not the Atlantic Building and Loan Association, which owns four properties valued at 4900 dollars and acts only as agent in charge.
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Atlantic Building and Loan Association
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company
Insurance and Realty Company
Nash and Waynick To Speak At Democratic Rally
Local attorney M. W. Nash and state senate candidate C. M. Waynick will address a Democratic rally Thursday night at 7 30 in Mechanicsville across from the Moffitt Underwear plant. L. J. Fisher, the township chairman, announced the event inviting all Democrats to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Nash
C. M. Waynick
Senate
L. J. Fisher
Moffitt Underwear
Mechanicsville
Hallowe'en Parade Dampened Yet Spirited Night
Hallowe'en festivities on Main Street were dampened by rain yet remained lively as hundreds of children stayed home with wary parents. Police reported a quiet night with one arrest for drunken driving and two youths who fought briefly, then returned to the crowd. Weather observers logged 1.10 inches of rain, with the heaviest downpour after the parade.
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High Point
Hallowe'en
Scouta
Jay
Office of the Weather Observer
Knox Faces Charge Driving Car Under Influence Of Drink
City Manager E M Knox faces an afternoon warrant charging him with operating a automobile while under the influence of whiskey. The charge follows a Sunday night incident at the Southern Railway station when a guest was found with whiskey. A citizen testifies Knox drove the car while intoxicated. Knox approved publication of the warrant.
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Knox
E. M. Knox
Ct Oo OU Ciute Way
Southern Railway
Miss Una Kidd Laid To Rest In Pleasant Grove
Funeral services for Miss Una Kidd were held at her sister Mrs J L Kennedy 1001 Campbell Street conducted by Rev G H Hill and Rev R A L Aycock. Interim music included performances by Miss Artis Caudell Miss Kathleen Embler and the English Street M P church choir. Interment followed at Pleasant Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named and flowers carried by local women.
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Una Kidd
Kinston
J. L. Kennedy
Campbell Street
G. H. Hill
Engl Street
M. P
R A. L. Aycock
South Main M. E
Artis Caudell
Kathleen Embler
English Street
Jesus
Pleasant Gro
R. T. Holcomb
Charles Bray
F. A. Burton
Loflin
EB. J. Kirkman
Mr. McBride
Flower
Mesdames Marle Cameron
J. 8. Loflin
C. Hill
J. A. Bowers
J. A. Lee
P. M. Caudell
A L. Livengood
N. Lineback
BE. L. Beasley
R. Styers
Home Looted in Selma Ledger Theft Report
In Selma North Carolina thieves broke into the Avery residence while Mr and Mrs J C Avery attended church and stole thirty dollars from the home. The incident was reported locally as a house burglary with a small cash loss and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma, N. C
J. C. Avery
Cinderella Play Set by Junior Service League for Children
The Junior Service League presents Cinderella on Saturday morning with dances by the court and fairy tale characters including Puss in Boots Red Riding Hood and Jack and Jill. Miss Margaret Hauser directs and also portrays Cinderella while Mrs W E Davis leads dance numbers and Mrs Ned McEachern designs stage settings.
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Junior Service League
W. E. Davis
Puss In Boots
Red Riding Hood
Jack and Jill
Ned McEachern
Northwestern University
Cinderella
High Point
League
Margaret Hauser
Miss Hauser
Margaret Haueer
J.B. Millis
L. C. Matton
Harold Bennett
Legion Meeting Tonight at 8 Oclock
The American Legion will meet this evening in the Legion hall on South Main Street at eight o'clock. After the business meeting the post members and the bugle corps will practice.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
South Main Street
Post
Bugle Corps
Physician Advises Sleep Aids Like Fresh Air And Warm Feet
A physician says fresh air a comfortable bed with a soft pillow and warm feet protect against sleeplessness. The guidance emphasizes simple comfort factors to improve sleep quality.
Religion as a necessity in centennial First Baptist sermon
Rev. O L Powers delivered a second sermon in the First Baptist church centennial celebration, calling religion a necessity like salt and urging Christians to spread faith. The service featured special music, remarks on the Sermon on the Mount, and fellowship afterward. Tonight the church youth hold a prayer meeting and a song service.
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Jesus
O. L. Powers
Organization of the First Baptist Church
Dr. Powers
Christ
J. Gurney Briggs
Nine Building Permits Issued in October
High Point issued nine building permits in October per the building inspector's monthly report. Seven permits cover new construction and two cover renovations. Proposed work totals are 13,210 dollars for new projects and 1,150 dollars for renovations.
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High Point
Rere
Dean Gulley Warns Lawyers Face Three Major Pitfalls
Wake Forest law educator Dean N. Y. Gulley urged the High Point Bar to heed three sins in the legal profession laziness dishonesty and drink and drugs. He noted laziness from procrastination in client and court work and dishonesty from embezzlement and overreaching for material goods. He warned that drinking and drug use has ruined many lawyers and judges.
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Wake Forest Law School
N. Y. Gulley
High Point Bar Association
Central Friends Church
Dean Gulley
Lece
North Carolina
Paramount Grocery Robbed on Thomasville Road Last Night
Thieves broke a window at Paramount Grocery on the Thomasville road and took merchandise valued at 21 dollars. The theft occurred within a mile circle beyond city limits as rain fell, with two country hams a boiled ham cigarettes and chewing gum reported stolen. Police investigate the burglary.
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Paramount
Thomasville
Lawyer's drink habit critique sparks debate at address
Dean Gulley argues the legal profession bears heavy social pressure from whisky and dope while denying the faults invalidate its core strength. He cites harm to some students and lawyers but says most members discharge their trust faithfully, as Haworth presides at a Central Friends church event.
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Dean Gulley
Horace 8. Haworth
Ladies of Central Friends Church
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Templeton
Hendrix Furniture Store
N. L. Garner
Idental Life
Clyde Pugh
Irving Smith
Ol Kh Smith
Ee Commercial Bank
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E. L. Cook
New York
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Atlantic Building and Loan Ass'n
Nash
Waynick
Democratic
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Hallowe’en
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Carolina Coal Co
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
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G. Awalt
Pleasant Grove
Kinston Hospital
Legion Meeting
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