Third District Dental Society Opens 16th Annual Convention
Preparations complete for the 16th annual Third District Dental Society convention at the Sheraton hotel with district president Dr. E M Medlin presiding. A golf tournament at Pemberwood Country Club follows by tomorrow afternoon, and a banquet at the Sheraton ballroom tomorrow night where Dr. T Wingate Andrews will toast and Duke University’s Dr. David T Smith will speak on Diagnosis and Treatment of Oral Infection Which May Become Generalized.
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Third District Dental Society
Sheraton Hotel
E. M. Medlin
Pinehurst
Pmerywood Country Club
Sheraton Ballroom
T. Wingate Andrews
David T. Smith
Duke University
A. Coke Cecil
Why Cardul Helps Menstrual Pains in Women
Cardul contains a plant-based sedative and antispasmodic that relieves common functional pains of menstruation. The advertisement promotes Cardul as a purely vegetable liquid remedy, non habit forming, available in 9 ounce bottles with directions. It claims thousands of satisfied users and suggests consulting a physician if no benefit is felt.
Auto Found Before Its Owner Realized It Had Been Stolen
Winston-Salem police recovered a car early this morning and notified owner Wilma Montgomery Payne of 1808 North Main Street before she learned of the theft. Raymond Frazier and William Moore of Charlotte were arrested in connection with the theft.
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Winston-Salem
Wilma Montgomery Payne
North Main Street
Raymond Frazier
William Moore
Charlotte
Correction notice and campaign donation amendment
The Enterprise corrects the Smith deal Realty and Insurance address to 308 North Main Street. It also notes a $100 contribution to Willis H. Slane's congressional campaign was made by J. B. Marsh, Jr., not J. B. Marsh.
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Smithdeal Realty and Insurance Company
North Main Street
BE. Marsh, JR
Willis H. Slane
J. B. Marsh
J. B. Marsh, Jr
Pocketbook Missing During Hallowe'en Festivities
Mrs. C. W. Combs reports loss of a pocketbook in downtown during the Hallowe'en celebration last Saturday night. The bag contained between five and six dollars. No further details given.
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C. W. Combs
English Street
Dentists to convene with address and clinics all day
A dental district meeting will feature Dr Robert N Harper from Danville Va delivering the principal address on The General Practitioner's Place in Full Denture Construction. Greetings from North Carolina Dental Society leaders, clinics planned, and officers to be elected Thursday afternoon due to Dr H A Edwards moving out of the district. The district spans 18 counties.
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Grover H. Jones
O. L. Presnell
Asheboro
A. B. Conrad
Robert N. Harper
Danville
D. L. Pridgen
Fayetteville
North Carolina Dental Society
Clyde Minges
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Board of Dental Examiners
John F. Reece
Lenoir
Board of Dental Examiners
Harper
I. C. Clark
Mebane
J. B. Richardson
This City
City Purchases 8000 Pounds Wire At Discount
Miss Lois Welborn city purchasing agent announced the city bought 8000 pounds of electric wire from Mill Power Supply of Charlotte for 1462 dollars to beat rising prices and secure the order before new costs took effect.
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Lois Welborn
Mill Power Supply Company
Charlotte
Attempted Break-In Reported at Herman Nelson Cafe
An attempted entry occurred last night at the Herman Nelson cafe located at 618 Fairview Street. Police logged a cut and a trail of blood at the scene but no one entered the premises.
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Herman Nelson
Fairview Street
Split-bottom chair traced to Albemarle makers
Mrs. Harry E. Rothrock of 1101 Adams street owns a split-bottom chair crafted about 65 years ago in Albemarle by Jesse Hathcock and John M. Bivins in a cabinet shop. The chair remains in good condition, and the detail came from a citizen who read Victor King in The Enterprise.
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Harry E. Rothrock
Adams Street
Jesse Hathcock
John M. Bivins
Albemarle
Victor King
Fire crews extinguish rag fire at 609 East Broad Street
Firemen from companies one two and the aerial responded shortly before noon to 609 East Broad Street to extinguish a rag fire. There was no damage reported.
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East Broad Street
Start Repairing On West Russell Street This Week
J. H. Jennings of Duke Power announced repairs on West Russell street will begin sometime Tuesday. The Duke Power crew will handle the work, with trackage along the High Point Thomasville and Denton line already improved. The section between South Main street and the railroad mainline has been the main point of contention for relief from poor track conditions.
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J. H. Jennings
Duke Power Company
West Russell Street
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
South Main Street
Contract With Snow Lumber Co Approved for Sanatorium Rooms
Greensboro November 2. County commissioners approved a Snow Lumber Co High Point contract for lumber costing just over $2,000 to build 17 more rooms at the Guilford County Sanatorium for Negro patients, bringing total rooms to 28. Routine reports were heard.
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Greensboro
Snow Lumber Company
High Point
Guilford County
Court Disposes Light Docket In Two License Revocations
Judge Lewis BE Teague revoked the driving licenses of two motorists for one year each and dismissed or disposed of several cases in a short municipal court session lasting about two hours. John Anderson faced four charges of breaking and entering and larceny with bond set at 3000, awaiting Guilford Superior Court. Walter Long received six months on county roads for a charge of assaulting a four year old girl. Additional sentences and dismissals included Roosevelt McCain six months on county roads suspended for three years upon payment, Jennie Carver good behavior for one year, and various others with fines, costs, or suspensions.
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Lewis BE. Teague
John Anderson
Guilford Superior Court
Pat Brown, Inc
Max Lamet
Walter Long
Longstreet
Felow
J. B. Hutchins
Roosevelt McCain
Jennie Carver
Leonard Smoak
W. E. Alderman
T. J. Hinshaw
Miller Cabe
Hazel Hicks
C. B. Homer, Jr
Joe Summer
Brown Harris
A. B. Horner
Charlie Sink Held After High Point Drunken Driving Crash
Spencer report states Charlie Sink 25 of High Point was jailed on drunken driving charges after his car crashed into a telephone pole at high speed injuring Rosa Lee McCain of Lexington. T. B. Smith of High Point escaped injury. The car was wrecked and Sink faces a court hearing today.
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Spencer
Charlie Sink
High Point
Rosa Lee McCain
Lexington
T. B.B. Smith
Link
Owner Of Jewel Has Scare Of Her Life
Mrs. A. B. Henley reported a $1,000 brooch missing from a table at her Hillcrest Drive home yesterday. Police, who responded quickly, later recovered the brooch on the floor near the table after children, who had been playing on the floor, left it there.
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A. B. Henley
Hillcrest Drive
City banks to observe three November holidays
Banks of High Point will observe three national holidays in November. Tomorrow closes for General Election day, then Armistice day on November 11, and Thanksgiving on November 26.
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High Point
Clearing House Association
Henry Grady Owens Speaks on Vocational Education
Henry Grady Owens principal of High Point High School addressed the Monarch Club at the Elwood hotel noon meeting on Vocational Education. N L Garner presided and next meeting for wives and sweethearts is set for Monday at 6 30 p m at the Elwood hotel dining room.
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Henry Grady Owens
High Point High School
Monarch Club
Elwood Hotel
Everlasting Punishment in Christian Science Sermon
Sunday services across Churches of Christ Scientist examined the theme Everlasting Punishment. The Golden Text urged abhorrence of evil and cleaving to good as cited from Romans and Lamentations. The lesson cited Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures noting forgiveness and the unreal nature of sin.
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Churches of Christ, Scientiat
Mary Baker Eddy
Carolina rally hails R L Coughton as south's greatest statesman
Dr Ralph Mc Donald told a political rally in Boone that Rep R L Coughton is the south's greatest statesman.
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Boone
Ralph McDonald
Rep
R. L. Coughton
South
Army engineers survey Roanoke river restoration route
Army engineers conduct a survey of possible restoration of navigation on the Roanoke river from Weldon to Hamilton to assess feasibility and impacts for improved waterway use.
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Roanoke Rapids
Army
Roanoke River
Weldon
Hamilton
Defunct National Bank of Goldsboro Pays Final Dividend
Final dividend will raise total payments by the liquidators of the defunct National Bank of Goldsboro to 44.4 percent.
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Goldsboro
National Bank of Goldsboro
Charlotte Pythians Endorse National Fingerprint Drive
The Charlotte Pythians vote to back the national fingerprint movement by sending their prints to the civilian file in Washington.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Pythians
Washington
Expansion Program Planned by Swift & Co in Charlotte
Swift & Co branch in Charlotte will launch a $40,000 expansion program this week, aimed at increasing production capacity and modernizing facilities. The project represents a significant investment for the local operation and is expected to create additional employment opportunities.
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Charlotte
Swift & Co
Democratic Rally Draws Anticipated Ten Thousand
Ten thousand people are expected to participate in a Democratic parade and rally in Charlotte tonight showcasing party support and civic engagement through a large public gathering.
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Charlotte
Shelby to Host Seventeenth District American Legion Meeting
The seven teenth district American Legion meeting will be held here on November 1. Local posts invite veterans to attend and participate in the agenda.
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Shelby
Seventeenth District
American Legion
Head Doctors Sanatorium Names New Fifth District Leader
Dr. Jas G Pate of Gibson is appointed head of Fifth District Doctors Sanatorium, marking a leadership shift. The announcement outlines Pate’s bid to guide regional medical services and set administrative priorities for the district.
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Jas. G. Pate
Gibson
Fifth District
Wingate Junior College Homecoming Exercises Scheduled
Wingate Junior College announces homecoming activities for Saturday with events planned on campus. A related schedule indicates alumni gatherings and campus ceremonies to honor former students.
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Wingate
Wingate Junior College
Mecklenberg County Reduces Highway Claim Against State
Mecklenburg County cut its claim against the state for highways taken over from five million dollars to one million two hundred twenty one thousand eight hundred twenty nine.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Death of reclusive financier Kort sparks inquiry
The death of F. W. Kort, an elderly and reportedly wealthy recluse in Fayetteville, triggers an official investigation though initial indications point to natural causes.
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Fayetteville
F. W. Kort
Cigarettes Stolen From Truck Lead to 4 Arrests
Theft of $113 worth of cigarettes from a Winston-Salem truck resulted in the arrest of four African American suspects. The incident prompted police to detain four men in connection with the heist and ongoing investigation.
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Winston-Salem
Charlotte Bank Clearings and Postal Receipts Hit Records
Charlotte reports October records with bank clearings at 78,611,800 dollars and postal receipts at 92,155.51 dollars. The figures mark all time highs for the city in both sectors.
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Charlotte
Captain Goodsell Brings Big Plane For Flights
World War ace Captain C M Goodsell brings a tri motor Ford airliner to Neese Williard field for sight seeing flights over High Point and surrounding territory. Accompanied by Mrs Goodsell and co pilot G R Minick the party will fly back from Lexington as guests of A Pat Brown Inc. Flights may include several night runs if weather allows.
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C. M. Goodsell
Neese Williard Field
High Point
Pat Brown, Inc
Ford
Goodsell
France
Air Service
Chicago
Omaha
A. Pat Brown
City Hall Closes In Honor Of Councilman Ward’s Mother
City offices closed from 10 30 to 12 30 in tribute to Councilman J E B Ward after his mother Ruth Isabell Ward died Saturday. Emergency and police divisions remained open. Services were held this morning.
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City Hall
J. E B. Ward
Ruth Isabell Ward
New Pastor Rev Embree H Blackard to Lead Wesley Memorial
Rev Embree H Blackard 85 will occupy the pulpit at Wesley Memorial church High Point next Sunday morning. He comes from Wilson Memorial in Baltimore after earlier work in Kansas City New Haven and has traveled in Europe Palestine and China. His wife Margaret Griffith of Bridgeport Conn is a Wellesley Yale alumna and they have three children.
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Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Dr. Blackard
Wilson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore
Kansas City
New Haven
Jackson, Tenn
Europe
Palestine
China
Margaret Griffith
Bridgeport, Conn
Wellesley
Yale
World Series Attendance Sets Record Since 1926
The World Series drew the season’s largest crowd since 1926, marking a record attendance figure for the event this year.
Albertson Charles Wesley dies in Thomasville at home
Charles Wesley Albertson of High Point died at 1% Main Street at age retirement. He was born around 1840s to Thomas and J Albertson and married twice first to Mary Leach then Louise Freeman. Survived by two children, W M and T B Albertson. Funeral at Green Street Church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock with Rev C N For and Rev J M H officiating. Burial Garden Cemetery.
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Charles Wesley
High Po
Main Street
Albertson
Videon County
Thomas
J Albertson
Mary Leach
Louise Freeman
W. M
T. B. Alice
Thomasville
M. B&b
Green Street
C. N
J. M. H Terment
Garden Cemetery
NUSJ Reports 605810 Revenue and 101770 Expenditures
The National Union Justices filed a report showing revenue of 605,810 and expenses of 101,770 for the period ending in November. It lists total assets and distributions to members, with officers and committees detailed in the filing.
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NUSJ
Washington
National Union Justices Today
Queen Mary Liner Tonnage and Gross Earnings Highlighted
The Queen Mary trans Atlantic liner reports 80 773 gross tonnage and 77 500 cents gross per ton.
Cloverdale Grade Mothers Host Halloween Party for Teachers
Cloverdale grade mothers entertained the Cloverdale school teachers at a Halloween party in the cafeteria. The event featured games, contests, and a one act play by the grade mothers. Refreshments were served to about 50 attendees. James Ray Fogleman is born in Greensboro to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Fogleman. the mother is formerly Miss Ann Gray.
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Cloverdale
Cloverdale School
James R. Fogleman
Greensboro
R. R. Fogleman
James Ray
Sternberger Hospital
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Hoosier
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Denton Railroad
High Point, N.C
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