Prevenie Confident Of Marshalship Nomination
J T Prevette of Wilkesboro predicts winning the marshalship nomination on the first ballot at the North Carolina Republican executive committee meeting in Greensboro in December. He cites broad support from statewide Republicans and the middle district. He also supports Hoover for president in 1932 and notes local clubs organized in Wilkes and North Wilkesboro.
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North Carolina
Republican Executive Committee
Greensboro
J. T. Prevette
Wilkesboro
Sup
Wilkes County
W. C. Prevette
O. R. York
G. O. Pe
Murphy
Peaufort
State Committee
Prevette
J. J. Jenkins
Siler City
Henry W. Masten
a-Salem
Watt Gragg
Colin G. Spencer
Ubs
Hoover
North Wilkesboro
A. Casey
W. H. Strowd
Hand Carved Jewel Displayed By Local Craftsman
K. K. Byrd of 209 Wall Street showcased a hand carved jewelry case on the bow of The Enterprise. The item carved from a cigar box took three days to complete and features 528 notches with a silver and gold painted finish.
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Enterprise
K. K. Byrd
Wall Street
Deaths: Mrs. Roella Crowson dies after long illness
Mrs. Roella Crowson widow of T. M. Crowson died at the old Crowson home place after more than a year of illness. Born May 7 1854 in Randolph County she was 77. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. N. C. Johnson Mrs. I L Kennedy Mrs. Dewey English and five sons Hugh Walter Ben BB C and Jack Crowson. Funeral at Mt Gilead M E B Church Sunday at 2 PM with burial in the family plot.
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Roella Crowson
T. M. Crowson
Crowson
I. L. Kennedy
Trinity
Small Sales Feature at W S Tobacco Market
The Twin City tobacco market saw a higher total receipt than recent days as small sales took place. An average price of 7.67 per hundred was set on 438,070 pounds sold yesterday, with weekly sales totaling 2,673,830 pounds and year-to-date at 16,193,820 pounds. Colonel Webb reported no notable change in price levels for desirable grades or in overall weed quality.
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Twin City
G. E. Webb
Webb
See Naples and Die A Pleasing Comedy Success
The American Business club presented Elmer Rice's See Naples and Die directed by Margaret Hauser with strong performances by Mrs. Ned McEachern and Thomas J. Gold Jr. The play, set at Capri and Naples, follows a blackmail plot involving Prince Ivan ending with the arrest of the conspirators after a staged auto race interruption.
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Margaret Hauser
W. G. Shipman
Lucy Evans
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Mildred Walker
Mary Simmons
James B. Richardson
Albergo Pensione de Medici
Cap di Sorrento
Bay of Naples
Clara Case Ingram
O. Arthur Kirkman
Jesse Washburn
Cammon Duke
W. E. Mitchell
J. J. McMurray
James B. Lovelace
George Merke
W. A. Tomlinson
Prince Ivan
Mise Ella Burton Hutchinson
James 8. Moffitt
Ralph W. Slate
Ivan
Mary Elizabeth Dodge Norton
London
Annette
Charles Carroll
Italy
Skulany
Serrante
American Business Club
Paramount Theater
Foreclosure Sale Notice for 06 Farriss Avenue High Point NC
Notice of foreclosure sale in Guilford County North Carolina. S W Marshall defaulted on a deed of trust dated September 13 1926 and substituted in 1931. Trustee will sell November 30 1931 at 2 PM at the Greensboro courthouse for Lot 155 Park plat in High Point between Farriss Avenue and Murdover Street.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
S. W. Marshall
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the Register of Deeds
Greensboro
Farries Avenue
Murdover Street
Kronheimer
Parriss Avenue
Farriss Avenue
High Point
Guilford Conty
North
Cadens
Austin, Allen
Austin At Turner
North Carolina Coal Rates Challenged as Unjust
The North Carolina Corporation Commission and state chambers seek Interstate Commerce Commission action to cut coal rates. They argue bituminous coal from Pocahontas and other regions to North Carolina faces unjust, higher charges than to southeastern destinations, harming the state and its traffic.
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North Carolina
Chambers of Commerce
Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Region
Southeastern
Southeast
Corporation Commission of
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Commission
Decision on banning overalls for LaSalle students
In LaSalle Illinois a proposal to the school board would prohibit wearing overalls to class as a measure to regulate student apparel.
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Lasalle, Illl
Shawnee County Reports 6172 Horses on Local Farms
Shawnee county in Kansas ranks among the wealthiest areas, with farms reporting 6172 horses and a stated LAOER value of 825 dollars. The figure reflects rural livestock levels and regional agricultural wealth.
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Shawnee County
Kansas
Tribute for Mrs Cecil Held at Spring Hill Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Louvina Cecil were held at 11 o clock in Spring Hill M P church where she had belonged 35 years. The service featured tributes from Rev H L Powel Dr George R Brown and others with choral numbers and a duet by Mrs M C Connor and her son Clyde Connor. Active and honorary pallbearers included nephews and local leaders with a large crowd in attendance. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Louvina Cecil
English Street
Spring Hill M. P
H. L. Powel
George R. Brown
Reidsville
M. C. Connor
Wesleyan Methodist Protestant Church
G. L. Reynolds
D. R. Williams
Pleasant Grove M. P
Maude
Helen
Mary Kennedy
Mia
Connor
Jesus
Bethea Cecil
H. A. Cecil
Waldo Newby
Perry Smith
John York
Dick Cecil
W. T. Kennedy
EB. L. Johnson
McClane Cecil
Alma Mendenhall Dies After Illness at 30 in High Point
Mrs Alma Mendenhall aged 30 widow of H A Mendenhall died at 12 15 PM at her home 620 Park Street after several months illness She leaves four daughters Ellen Wingo Beulah Wingo Bertha Polk and Gladys Mendenhall two brothers Atty Bryant and John Bryant of High Point Funeral plans await arrival of daughters from Washington DC.
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Alma Mendenhall
H. A. Mendenhall
Park Street
Ellen Wingo
Washington, D. C
Beulah Wingo
Bertha Polk
Gladys Mendenhall
High Point
Bryant
John
Horse Records Reveal Long Service at Pana Farm
Henry Jahle of Pana Illinois checked the ledger after his 22 year old horse died and found the animal had received 55 tons of hay 1200 bushels of corn and 1500 bushels of oats over the years.
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Henry Jahle
Jahle
John Carroll Ends Grove City Tilt Signals From Bud Bush
Bud Bush played end and called signals for John Carroll University in its game against Grove City College. The report notes Bush’s role in directing the offense during the contest.
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Bud” Bush
John Carroll University
Grove City
Horned Toad Display Shown Here in Texas Exhibit
A horned toad common in Texas and non poisonous is placed on view. The reptile features several horns on its head and spikes along its body as part of a local display.
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Texas
Holstead Named New Commander in North Carolina Odd Fellows
Major Herbert A. Holstead of Mooresville was elected commander of the North Carolina department of Patriarchs Militant, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at a Greensboro session attended by 60 uniformed church members from High Point, Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Mooresville and Greensboro. Captain C. P. Burchette of Winston-Salem named aide to General Edwin B. Quimby of Baltimore, national commander. Retiring state commander Major Whitmore praised the order’s strong statewide condition and cooperation.
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Herbert A. Holstead
Mooresville
North Carolina
Baltimore
Uniformed Church
Odd Fellows
High Point
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Whitmore
Myrtle Rebekah Chapter No
Enoch C. Baker Dies At Lincolnton Home
Enoch C. Baker prominent Lincolnton citizen and former chairman of the Lincoln county board of commissioners died this morning at his home. He was 65 and longtime active in civic affairs. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Lincolnton. niece Mrs. R. E. Ranson and family to attend.
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Enoch C. Baker
Lincolnton
Lincoln County Board of Commissioners
R. E. Ranson
Ranson
Washington guard Jimmy Bryan elected Kitsap County prosecutor
Jimmy Bryan of Bremerton Washington, once a star guard for the University of Washington in football and basketball, has been chosen as the prosecutor for Kitsap County. The announcement highlights his athletic renown and civic transition.
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Jimmy Bryan
Bremerton, Wash
University of Washington
Kitsap County
Sale of Land in Guilford County Announces Auction
The estate of D. B. Benson will auction two lots in West End Heights High Point Township Guilford County on December 12 1931 at 7 o clock A M at the east door of Guilford County Court House. The plots front Summit Avenue and measure 50 by 150 feet with house and vacant land adjoining the Benson residence. Commissioner E H Smith notes the property is recorded in Guilford County and references the official deed records Page 69.
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Saneen
Roofndreth
Wink Haithcock
Guilford County Court House
Guilford County
North
Ows Carolina
High Point Township
Ben Nance
Henry Bright
Office of the Register of Deeds
North Carolina
Summit Avenue
West End Heights
Jane
Office
the Register of Deeds
Sue Peck
Nage
D. B. Benson
E. H. Smith
Hoover to Speak on Nationwide Liberal Arts Radio Program
President Hoover and New York Times editor John Finley headline a coast to coast radio event supporting liberal arts colleges. North Carolina stations WPTF WSJS WSOC WBIG WBT and WWNC air local addresses with Governor voices and college leaders from Catawba Davidson Greensboro Guilford High Point Mere dith Queens Salem and Wake Forest.
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United States
Liberal Arts Colleges of America
Herbert Hoover
John H. Finley
The
New York Times
National Broadcasting Company
Liberal Arts College
Hoover
Finley
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Robert L. Kelly
Association of American
A. T. Ward
Liberal Arts Movement
America
North Carolina
New York
WPTF
Raleigh
Josiah William Bailey
Bailey
Catawba College
Salisbury
Davidson College
Davidson
Greensboro College For Women
Greensboro
Guilford College
High Point College
High Point
Meredith College
Queens College
Charlotte
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Liberal Arts College Movement In America
College of Liberal Arts
Ice company winners prize tip referenced in article
A snippet notes two winners receiving prize money after providing details of an accident to The Enterprise. The fragment references witnesses and the ice business but lacks a full account of names or locations.
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Prevenie
Wilson Motor Company
Ae So Coal & Transfer Co
High Point Ice & Coal Company
West Broad
Llness
T.m.crowson
Trinity Route 1
W.S. Tobacco
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
E. Black
Stephen
Main Street
C. Flury
E’s Inc. Niture Wes Wall Pa Drape W. M. Barker
N. Main
M. A. Lackey
College Street
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Corner Park
East Green Streets
John J. Leary
Fayetteville
Christ
Naples
A. B. Club
Miss Hauser
Chamber OF Commerce
Mrs. Cecil
Holstead
N. C
Department of Patriarchs Militant
Elwood Cafe
California
Liberal Arts
College
High Point Perpetual Building
Commercial National Bank Vo
D. Idol
Treas
H. Ellis
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