Counter claims and divorce notices in municipal court case notes
A counter claim for 200 dollars denies negligence by George W Avant over a September 28 collision at High Point Lexington highway. John Rogers sues Avant for damages while Avant seeks judgment citing plaintiff's negligence. Separate suits include J Plaskin versus J D Vickery and wife for 1800 dollars for injuries May 6. Divorce action Hyadodkow sommowits against Fanne discusses a contested divorce claim involving Margaret Omas.
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John Rogers
George W. Avant
High Point-Lexingon Highway
Mr. Avant
Ross As
Rough
J. Plaskin
J. D. Vickery
Hyadoodkow Sommowits
Fanne
Sevorce
Margaret Omas
Citizens Library Movement to Meet November 13 in Chapel Hill
A newly organized Citizens Library Movement in North Carolina calls a meeting at the Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill on Tuesday morning November 13 at 11 o clock. William T. Polk serves as chairman. The aim is to establish library service where none exists and to improve inadequate facilities. All interested people are invited.
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Citizens Library Movement
North Carolina
Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill
William T. Polk
Divorce Granted and Custody Granted in Thomas Case
John Watson Thomas files an answer yielding an absolute divorce with child custody. In separate action, The Independent Oil Company and William Jarrell sue R. D. Penny and Mrs. J Ed Millikan for $200 damages and seek an order restraining demolition of barn timbers involved in the suit.
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John Watson Thomas
Thomas
Independent Oil Company
William Jarrell
R. D. Penny
J. Ed Millikan
Seizure at Saunders Barn Yields 50 Gallons of Liquor
Deputy Sheriff Carson Crawford and three High Point officers searched Tom Saunders' Asheboro road barn on a tip of stolen goods. They found seven cans and three demi-johns of red liquor but no stolen property. Saunders denied knowledge and was jailed in Asheboro. The week’s total liquor seizure reached 70 gallons after a prior bust at Gray's Filling Station netted 108 pints of bottled liquor.
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Tom Saunders
Asheboro
Carson Crawford
Randolph County
High Point
Saunder
Saunders
Crawford
Gray's Filling Station
Thomasville-Trinity Road
Bond Lquor
Drum Corps To Meet At Legion Hall On Monday
The American Legion drum and bugle corps will meet at the Legion hall on Commerce street Monday at 9 for rehearsal ahead of the Armistice Day parade in Greensboro. Parade starts at 11 30. members should be at the hall by 10 for transport. Ayathia, ancient Siam’s capital, has been hidden in the jungle for four centuries.
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American Legion Drug and Bugle Corps
Legion Hall
Commerce Street
Greensboro
Siam
Ayathia
Holloway to Lecture at High Point College
Dr. F. G. Holloway, president of Westminster Theological Seminary, Westminster Maryland, will deliver a series of religious lectures at High Point College in the college auditorium Sunday through Wednesday at 7 o clock each evening. The talks, tied to student life and religion, are open to the public and part of annual college religious activities. Dr Holloway will also speak at the chapel Monday at 10 20 o clock.
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F. G. Holloway
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Maryland
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Holloway
Give A Lunch Campaign Receives Daily Donations
Yesterday contributions to the Give A Lunch program sponsored by the Woman's Club pushed the monthly total to 220.38 dollars though about 1,000 dollars a month are needed. Previous acknowledgments include 173.38 from donors A a Dr. and Mrs. D. A. and 8.00 from Mid-Week Garden Club and 2.00 from T. BE. L. Class of First Baptist Church plus 5.00 from another donor.
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Woman's Club
D. A
T. BE. L
First Baptist Church
Gethsemane Church to Host Colored Program Sunday
A program at Gethsemane Baptist church at Tate and Wise streets will begin Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The Newlight quartet from Newlight Baptist church in Greensboro will perform. Special seating for white people will be provided.
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Gethsemane Baptist Church
Tate and
Wise Streets
Newlight Quartet
Newlight Baptist Church
Greensboro
Stallings and Moss to Speak at Elizabeth City Convention
Dr. J. H. Stallings regional director of the North Carolina Soil Erosion Service and E. H. Moss superintendent of the local sewage disposal plants will address the fourteenth annual joint convention of the North Carolina section of the American Water Works association and North Carolina Sewage Works association at Elizabeth City on November 13. The meeting runs Monday to Wednesday with Stallings speaking Tuesday afternoon on Menace of Soil Erosion to Municipal Lakes and Moss discussing Experiences With Pollution From an Open Well.
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J. H. Stallings
North Carolina Soil Erosion Service
E. H. Moss
North Carolina
American Water Works Association
North Carolina Sewage Works Association
Elizabeth City
Stallings
Mr. Moss
George Coble and Associates Acquire Lexington Dairy
George Coble and Ray Coltrane completed negotiations to purchase Piedmont Dairy in Lexington. Coble, longtime Lindale Dairy Corporation plant superintendent, will lead operations in Davidson county after resigning from his prior post.
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George Coble and Associates
Lexington Dairy
George Coble
Lindale Dairy Corporation
Ray Coltrane
Davidson County
Piedmont Dairy
Lexington
Coble
Dr York Returns From Philadelphia
Dr. A. A. York has returned home after a week in Philadelphia attending four days of clinic and lectures held by the Interstate Postgraduate Medical Association of America.
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A. A. York
Philadelphia
Interstate Post- Graduate Medical Association of America
Rev Samuel Hoyle Passes At Salisbury
Rev Samuel Hoyle dies at Salisbury ending a long ministry. The article notes a church bulletin naming Rev John C. Padgett of Arcadia Florida as interim pastor at the Church of God on Randolph Street taking over morning and evening services for the coming year following Rev D R Robinson's tenure.
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Samuel Hoyle
Salisbury
John C. Padgett
Arcadia, Fla
Church of God
Randolph Street
Mr. Padgett
D. R. Robinson
Salmon liver oil richer in vitamins A and D than cod liver oil
A report states that salmon liver oil contains significantly higher levels of vitamins A and D compared with cod liver oil, suggesting greater nutritional value.
Annual Parents Night Arranged For High School
High Point High School announces its annual Parent-Go-To-School Night hosted by Principal Henry Grady Owens. Parents will tour, follow their child’s schedule, meet teachers, and learn about the school operations Tuesday evening from 7 30 to 9. Readers are urged to attend and receive the student’s schedule and letter.
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High Point High School
Henry Grady Owens
Owens
McAdoo Daughter Weds Screen Actor in Albuquerque
Ellen McAdoo daughter of Senator W G McAdoo married screen actor Rafael De Onate in Albuquerque this morning at the home of attorney W J Heleher a close McAdoo friend.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ellen McAdoo
W. G. McAdoo
Rafael de Onate
W. J. Heleher
McAdoos
Poppy sale success reported by local VFW Auxiliary
Yesterday the local post of Veterans of Foreign Wars reported a highly successful Buddy poppy sale conducted by the VFW Auxiliary with help from outside groups. Prizes will be awarded to the top seller, with the winner to be announced later. thanks were given to numerous helpers and to The High Point Enterprise and to the Paramount, Broadhurst and Carolina for promoting the event.
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Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. C. Wikis
L. C. Hawley
Jack Willis
Thelma Bates
Rachael Elmore
Geraldine Wrenn
Leonard Suggs
Lutz
Genevieve Cecil
Miss Stewart
Norma Graham
Wesley Webb
Nina Wrenn
Ruby Samuels
Margaret Wood
Ruby Doris Snyder
High Point Enterprise
Paramount
Broadhurst
Carolina
Erosion Service Reports Record Week of Soil Work
The U S Soil Erosion Service signed sixty land treatment agreements with farmers, doubling the prior weekly total and covering 4200 acres. It built 19 miles of terraces, twenty farms terraced with self work, and 69 farmers invited further cooperation affecting 5000 more acres.
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U. S
Soil Erosion Service
Moose and Caribou Lead Canadian Game Meat Output
Moose and caribou are the principal meat producers among Canadian game animals, reflecting their dominant role in the nation's wild game harvest. The statement highlights species with the greatest contribution to meat supply.
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