Ninth suspect in Davidson assault identified by none
Mary Dorsett 28 viewed the ninth Black suspect in the October 30 assault near Thomasville but did not identify him. Sheriff Bodenheimer and deputies questioned him at the girl’s home. she said he was not the assailant. Police continue the hunt for the unidentified man described by the victim. An early arrest is anticipated of another man resembling the first description. Local reaction remains tense as the search continues.
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Thomasville
Mary Dorsett
Davidson County
G. W. Bodenheimer
Asheboro
Here
Davidson
New Auto Store to Open in High Point at 204 North Main
Economy Auto Store Inc opens Friday morning at 204 North Main Street High Point. E M Dudley former district credit manager for B F Goodrich of Charlotte is owner and manager stating the firm will offer a large stock of tires and accessories including Goodrich tires and other national brands in the Carolinas.
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High Point
Economy Auto Store, Inc
North Main Street
E. M. Dudley
B. F. Goodrich Company
Charlotte
Carolinas
High Point Auto Supply Opens With Free Souvenir
A locally owned store led by Mr Dudley and assisted by Norman Francis opens Friday at 8 am offering accessories and parts under the motto Everything for the Car. The firm belongs to a large group buying organization keeping economy prices, with other local men connected to the business. Visitors receive a free souvenir during the opening days Friday and Saturday.
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Dudley
High Point
Norman Francis
Buckingham Palace Meals for Royal Household Staff
Each day at Buckingham Palace in London more than 150 breakfasts lunches and dinners are served to the permanent officials servants and attendants forming the royal English retinue.
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Buckingham Palace
London
College Press Group Opens Session Here
The North Carolina Collegiate Press Association opens its three day fall meeting in High Point with editors and business managers from campuses across the state. About 75 to 100 collegians attend as guests of Hi-Po at the Sheraton hotel with a kickoff dance and a Friday banquet led by D Hiden Ramsey.
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North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
Hi-Po
High Point College
C. T. Morris
Salisbury
D. K. Cloninger
Lincolnton
Sheraton Hotel
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
North Carolina Press Association
South
First Methodist Protestant Church
The
Enterprise
Tom Alderman Sykes
Robert Fearing
A. W. Hard
Holt McPherson
John W. Cannon
Greensboro Daily News
John Mebane
Carolina Magazine
University of North Carolina
Liston C. Pope
Duke University Archive
A. M. Beck
Raleigh
Larry Martin
North Carolina State College
Thompson Greenwood
Wake Forest College
Katherine Hines
Eastern Carolina Teachers E College
Norman
Restoring Furniture: Iodine to Color Scratches
When scratches appear on mahogany or walnut, apply iodine to restore color and then buff with a cloth for a polished finish.
Salvation Army Officials to Visit High Point for Services
Charlotte Salvation Army leaders Adjutant W. W. Bouterse and Mrs. Bouterse with Major and Mrs. Wm. Geo. Gilka will conduct open air and indoor services Saturday and Sunday on Main Street High Point. The program includes a 9 45 a m Sunday school sermon at 11 a m and a 3 p m Christian meeting with testimonies. Evening services at 8 p m with Young People's session follow.
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Charlotte
Salvation Army
High Point
W. W. Bouterse
Wm. Geo. Gilka
North
South Carolina
Main Street
Adjutant Bouterse
David W Stanley Wins First Prize In Local Furniture Contest
David W Stanley of 1103 Lindsay Street won first prize in a slogan contest by Carl B Wood Furniture. Virginia Harris of 1202 Tipton Street took second prize and Mrs T G Elliott of 401 Park Way won third. The winning slogan was Where Quality Plus Service Equals Satisfaction.
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David W. Stanley
Lindsay Street
Carl 8
Wood
Virginia Harris
Tipton Street
T. G. Elliott
Parkway
East Washington Street
Night illumination at the 193 World’s Pair event
Report notes night illumination reached 30,000,000,000 candlepower during the 193% World’s Pair event, indicating a dramatic lighting display.
Death claims Nathan C. Stuart at Snow Camp, aged 81
Nathan C. Stuart died at his Snow Camp home after a year of declining health following a November accident. He was senior Elder of Can Creek Friends church and a staunch temperance supporter. Survived by sisters Caroline Allen and Mary Ruth and children O. E. Wilmington, H. E. Siler City, D. C. L. B. Snow Camp, C. H. Thompson Snow Camp, T. A. McPherson Liberty, along with 30 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Can Creek Friends church. burial in church cemetery.
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Nathan C. Stuart
Can Creek Friends Church
Lydia Allen Stuart
Caroline Allen
Snow Camp
Mary Ruth
High Point
O. E
Wilmington
H. E
Siler City
D. C
L. B
C. H. Thompson
T. A. McPherson
Liberty
Lewis W. McFarland
Cora Lee Norman
Cecil Named Director of State Blind Association
H A Cecil of this city has been appointed a director of the North Carolina Association for the Blind. Announcement came in a communication from W J Ashbaugh of Durham, vice president. Cecil is past president of the High Point Lions Club and will attend a meeting at the Washington Duke hotel in Durham on Saturday November 17 at 11 am.
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H. A. Cecil
North Carolina Association For the Blind
W. J. Ashbaugh
Durham
State Association
Cecil
High Point Lions Club
Washington Duke Hotel
Launch Work of Planting Shrubs in Wildlife Areas
The Soil Erosion Service wildlife conservation division has begun planting shrubs to provide food and cover for birds and to reduce erosion. R O Stevens urges locating plants that help wildlife without upsetting landowners. privet hedge and Indian currant are a focus for removal if unwanted, with shrubs moved to more suitable spots.
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Wildlife Conservation Division
The
Soil Erosion Service
R. O. Stevens
Stevens
Hosiery Workers To Meet Tonight At Knitters Hall
A meeting of full fashion hosiery workers is set for 7 o'clock at Knitters Hall 124 1 3 North Main street Branch 652 American Federation of Hosiery Workers announced today All concerned urged to note the hour change from 7 45 to 7 o'clock
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Knitters Hall
North Main Street
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Pledge List Sponsored by Local Women’s Groups
Sponsored by the Woman's Club and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, the monthly pledge list records contributions to multiple social and church auxiliaries. Norma Dutton is noted with a 1.00 pledge. other entries include areas such as the Woman's Aux, Wesley Memorial, Lutheran Aid Society, Presbyterian church, St. Edward's Altar Society, and several clubs, with amounts ranging from 1.50 to 5.00.
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Woman's Club
Floyd Wilson
A. E. Frazier
Ics
Ivoe Ys
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Washington Council
D. of A.eevee
Bradley To Speak Tonight to S. W. A.
Bradley to address S W A at a mass meeting in the I W A hall on South Main near Greene Drug Co announced by E F Seagraves president. A string band will provide music. Seagraves also called a brick masons meeting for 6 o clock Saturday at the I W A hall.
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D. V. Bradley
Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
Greene Drug Company
E. F. Seagraves
Mr. Seagraves
City Offices to Close Monday for Armistice Day
City offices except emergency service will be closed Monday November 12 in observance of Armistice Day, according to bulletins posted at city hall.
Civic clubs meet at Sheraton for Forward High Point planning
Members of civic clubs and the High Point Chain of Commerce gather at 6 30 p m in the Sheraton hotel for a joint session forming plans for the Forward High Point campaign to launch Monday November 1. F J Sizemore secretary notes strong support and urges attendees to suggest major and minor activities for the coming year. T Wingate Andrews superintendent of schools will deliver the keynote address.
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High Point
Sheraton
High Point Chain of Commerce
Chamber
F. J. Sizem
Chamber of Merece
T. Wingate Andrews
Sizemore
Ctute Clu
Chamber of Comerce
Mr. Sizemore
Rainfall in Seathwaite Reaches High Mark
Seathwaite in the Lake District reports an annual rainfall of 154 inches, marking a record level for the English countryside.
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Seathwaite
Lake
England
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Duke University
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