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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1932

Page

10

Nine depositors sue directors of closed Commercial Bank

Directives and officers of the defunct Commercial National Bank face nine suits in Guilford Superior Court over alleged misrepresentation, negligent statements, and improper handling of deposits. Plaintiffs seek personal liability for losses totaling 27 252.27 plus broader claims affecting all depositors as the bank's unsecured deposits neared 750 000.

Commercial National Bank Guilford Superior Court J. Elwood Cox C. ‘MM. Hauser R. R. Ragan Greensboro S. G. Daniel Garland B. Daniel J. F. Wright D. Ic. Brown Stanley G. Davie J. C. Woodard W. L. Sapp C. E. Miller J. M. Bulla J. R. Hill H.C. Miller John D. Biggs R. H. Wheeler J. T. Hedrick W. A. J. Idol H. Tomlinson Pickett BE. D. Pitcher Carter Dalton A. 8 Parker R. Walker C. H. Marriner J. Biggs J. T. W. L. Abernathy High Point R. RK. Ragan

Thieves Take Oil From Local Gas Station

Unidentified thieves emptied eleven gallons of oil from a High Point gas station at Wrenn and Washington Streets. The drum was rolled to the rear of a nearby church and found this morning. Police advise station operators to move drums indoors at night.

High Point Wrenn and Washington Streets

Lucky Strike Alleys Open All Night For Armistice Eve

Lucky Strike bowling alleys will stay open tonight for a special pre Armistice day event. Management invites bowlers to enjoy extended hours with games and prizes continuing into the night.

Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys

Greensboro Superior Court Opens With 77 Cases Planned

Guilford county Superior Court for the trial of criminal cases begins Monday in Greensboro with 77 cases docketed. Judge W P Harding of Charlotte presides. Notable entries include Paul Johnson charged with eight counts of breaking and entering and Red Evans facing riot related charges.

Guilford County Greensboro W. P. Harding Charlotte Paul Johnson Johnson High Point Red Evans Evans Ernest Williams Floyd Rankin Wright Jones John Thomas Henry Odom G. T. Ashwell Curtis McNeil Ernest Fausner Leroy Grant Waymard Warren Jack Smith Ernest Stroud Roy Hunt Leo Barnes Robert Caffey Doak Rankin Booker T. Belton Charlie Fitzgerald Irvin Taylor Dan Ferguson Moses Wynn Sam Kennedy Roy Byerly Jasper Wall Woodson Seward Charles Hall J. P. Lowe Clyde Wright W. V. Meadow M. C. Voss Verna Bracewell Sherman Amick Hassell Arrington Tom Arrington Fred Winkler Paul Spencer In Riley Watt Davis Cletus Idol Stephen Economy John Cumba James Cutlew Robert Weae Fred Courtney J. A. Parks C. C. Reddick J. L. Coleman John Fogieman W. A. Humble W. FB. Powell

Mrs. Clara Bell Byerly Laid To Rest In Lincolnton

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Clara Bell Byerly wife of E. M. Byerly at New Hope Baptist church Lincolnton Ga The church choir sang In the Hour of Trial and Asleep in Jesus Pallbearers included J M Wells W J Wells J G CiHatt R O CiHatt W C Graves and W W Spires Interment followed in the church cemetery

Clara Bell Byerly E. M. Byerly A. P. CiHatt Howell Street New Hope Baptist Church Lincolnton Jesus J. M. Wells W. J. Wells J. G. Ciia

Mexican Zinnia on Display at Enterprise Office Window

Mrs. Dan Compton of 212 Steele Street showcases a Mexican A Tithonia or Mexican Zinnia in the Enterprise office window. The plant features seventeen separate flowers with stems fused into one stalk six to eight inches in circumference and bright orange blooms with large centers.

Dan Compton Steele Street Enterprise Office

Armistice Day Celebrated With Citywide Parade and Events

Thousands will join a joint Armistice Day program by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in High Point. The schedule spans bugler reveille 6 am, parade at 10 am, address at 11 am, a football game at 2:30 pm, and dances and a film at the Paramount theater, with schools closed and many businesses shuttered for the day.

Main Street W. B. Umstead Main Church Street High Point American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars General Committee City Hall Legion Hall South Main Street Army Legion and Otf Foreign War America A. B. Conrad North Carolina Davision United Daughters of the Confederacy J. F. Hayden Glenn Long North Carolina Daughers of the Confederacy Lewis E. Teague William B. Umstead Durham Star Spangled Banner High Point College Appalachian Gtatcliers College Ted Metzger Stella Goldsmith Paramount Douglas Fairbanks

Guilford County Dominates North Carolina Election Totals

Guilford County led the state in unofficial returns from 52 precincts with the largest vote totals. Roscoe C. Causey topped county commissioner ballots with 19,779 votes, and J. C. B. Ehringhaus led governor candidates in Guilford with 18,536.

Guilford County North Caroli Guilford Roscoe C. Causey J. C. B. Ehringhaus Clifford Frazier W. C. Cobb Klaner L. Shipwash Joe F. Hoffman, Jr J. D. Clapp M. Waynick Estate Senate Allen H. Gwyn Reidsville Thomas v. Hoyle, Jr Greensboro Thomas Turner, Jr J. Tracy Moore Roosevelt Hoover Thomas Ehringhaus Frazier United States Senate Reynolds Newell Congress Amatead Ward Graham Tillett Secretary of State

Parade Notice for Armistice Day Junior Order Units

Junior Order of four High Point councils to meet at Main and Mallory at 9 30 tomorrow morning to participate in the Armistice day parade.

Main Mallory Streets

Red Cross Roll Call Underway in High Point Drive

Preparations finished for the annual Red Cross Roll Call set to start Friday and run several days. Willard leads the drive with aims for 100 percent local club pledges, four membership levels from one to twenty five dollars, and downtown headquarters for materials.

Red Cross CC. Williard Roll Call W. B. McHwen American Legion Auxiliary Paul Ingle Leucal High Point

Library Marks Sixth Anniversary With Open House

The High Point Public Library celebrates six years of service with a 9 am to 9 pm open house tomorrow. Visitors can view the library scrapbook and a birthday box for donations of books or money. The doll party for children at 4 pm features dolls in historical American costumes with prizes for best outfits.

High Point Public Library Dewean Marianne Martin Lucille Pickens Martha Kendrick Kendrick Willie Welch Nancy Kirkman Poston Highland G. L.pugh

All Veterans Asked to March in Armistice Parade

Veterans of all conflicts are invited to join tomorrow's Armistice Parade in conjunction with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars celebration. Veterans should meet at the armory on South Main by 9 30, wear uniforms if possible, and be assigned marching spots.

Salvation Army John American Legion Veterans of Foreign South Main Street George F. Edwards American Legion J. W. McMahon M. C. Stirewalt Disabled American Veterans

Receivers Ordered to Report in High Point Court

Receivers in High Point have been ordered to appear in Municipal Court on Saturday, November 26, to give comprehensive reports on their handling of accounts in receivership. Judge Lewis E. Teague signed the orders naming receivers for Perry A. Thomas Car Works, Friendly Cafeteria, The Emily Shop, Smith Supply, High Point Marble and Tile, Harllee Equipment, W. and M. Motor, Redding Jones Furniture, C W Tew Grocery, Crescent Lumber, Waterman Plumbing and Heating, Shelton Woodworking Machinery, and related banks involved with these firms.

High Point Lewis E. Teague J. W. Thomas W. W. Idol Perry A. Thomas Car Works R. D G. G. Dickson Friendly Cafeteria Thomas J. Gold, Jr Emily Shop D. 8. Hedgecock Smith Supply Company W. Ney Evans High Point Marble and Tile Company George H. Whitehurst Harllee Equipment Company Roy C. Wellborn W. and M. Motor Company John D. Biggs The Commercial National Bank Redding-Jones Furniture, Inc W. L. York C. W. Tew Grocery

Lions Club Hears Appeal For A. B. Club Play

At noon in the Elwood hotel High Point Lions heard Walter Crissman of the American Business club urge support for a benefit play to aid High Point College. Proceeds fund gym construction. show dates are Thursday and Friday at the Junior high school. June Woollen received a baby spoon for his two week old son James Millikan Woollen. President W. R. Shaffer led the meeting.

Elwood High Point Lions Club Walter Crissman American Business Club High Point College Crisesman A. A. Milne Dover Road Woollen James Millikan

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