Marion Murder Case Set For Trial In Davidson County
Subpoenas were issued for over 23 defense witnesses to appear in Davidson Superior Court Lexington for the Marion murder trial set for 2 30 pm tomorrow. The list includes doctors engineers and local residents as witnesses. Over 50 High Point residents and police are expected to testify as the case proceeds amid debated angles and a prior magistrate bound over the state witnesses.
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Marion
Davidson Superior Court
Lexington
L. Gray
G. H. Crowell
Mont W. Hicks
Jack Burris
Linda Davis
Harvey Giles
Claud Gray
C. L. Gray
Henry Barley
John Bullin
Daniel Hayworth
John H. Cecil
High Point
Davidson County
Hoyle Sink
Susie Marion
Thomasville
Bound Over Here JO Federal Court
Earl Patterson of Oak Hill was bound over to the December term of Federal court in Greensboro on charges of possession of liquor for sale after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner W G Brown. His $1000 bond was continued. He was arrested November 7 in a raid on a large whisky cache near High Point where 104 gallons were seized. Officers testified Patterson was seen putting rubber rings on fruit jars in a pack house near the traps where the liquor was found. Testifying were Federal Prohibition agents Detter and Harris and High Point police Davis and Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Patterson
Oak Hill
Greensboro
United States
W. G. Brown
High Point
Patterson
Federal
Prohibition
Detter
Harris
Davis and
Fowler
Levine Denies Fraud Intention In Vienna Court
Charles A. Levine faced Vienna police court on suspicion of intent to forge coins. Prosecutors alleged he ordered metal dies and matrices to coin French franc pieces. Levine claimed misunderstanding by engravers and said he sought dies to cast medals and portraits for himself and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Charles A. Levine
Levine
French Chamber of Commerce
Wesley Memorial stewards feted at church supper
About 1009 stewards of Wesley Memorial church attended a 6 30 PM supper in the church basement with 56 senior board and 42 junior board members present. Rev John W Moore and Rev G Ray Jordan were honored guests as remarks praised the congregation and urged forward work with faith and dedication. The Women’s Wesley class prepared the meal under Mrs J F Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Fred N. Tate
John W. Moore
G. Ray Jordan
Tate
Jordan
Dred Peacock
Wesley
J. F. Hayden
Business Girls To Hold Meeting At Y W C A
The Business girls of the city meet bi monthly at 6 15 tonight at the Y W C A East Commerce street about 15 girls expected. A Thanksgiving program follows with basketry instruction then a visit to the Y M C A for gym games. At 7 30 the Y W C A basket ball team practices in the Y M C A gymnasium and all interested girls are invited.
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East Commercce Street
Not This Claud Davis Denies Allegation
Claud Davis son of J A Davis superintendent of mails in this city explains to the Enterprise that he is not the Claud Davis fined in municipal court yesterday on a charge of immoral relations.
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Claud Davis
J. A. Davis
Enterprise
Special Conference On Unemployment Called By Mayor York
Mayor C A York calls a joint conference with city officials and chamber of commerce at City Hall to discuss unemployment relief in High Point. The meeting will review welfare survey results, assign immediate job efforts, and aim to place as many workers as possible as registrations grow. Chamber members expected include Cox, Millis, Marsh, Matton, Jones, Kirkman, Murray, and Anderson.
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York
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. York
Council Chamber
City Hall
Board of Public Welfare
Chamber of Commere Committee
Jos
RB. Cox
E. Millis
Everett Marsh
L. C. Matton
G. H. Jones
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
F. H. Murray
W. P. Anderson
Special Service for Mill Workers Schedule
The second week of Tabernacle meetings opens tonight at 7 30 with a song service led by Raymond Nelson. Delegations from Amos Hosiery mill Continental Furniture and various Methodist churches will be seated in reserved sections. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Raymond Nelson
Amos Hosiery Mill
Continental Furniture Company
Methodist Episcopal
Merchant Marine Seen as Farm Aid
T W O Connor chairman of the United States shipping board addressed the 64th annual convention of the national grange in Rochester New York arguing a strong merchant marine supports American agriculture. He warned foreign vessels would leave domestic shippers in the lurch and that private ownership will eventually control the entire U S shipping industry. He cited 1928 act enabled fast new vessels to boost service to farmers and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
WN. Y
T. W. O’connor
United States Shipping Board
National Grange
Mr. O’connor
O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
United States
Danish King Joins Cannes Regattas During Winter
The Danish king, an avid yachtsman, actively participated in February regattas at Cannes while the Queen shopped with a lady-in-waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
Iiking
Denmark
Cave Man Lover Fined for Gun Display in Texarkana
In Texarkana Arkansas Municipal Court judge Louis Josephs fined C. S. Swinney 50 dollars after the accused used a gun to forcefully separate his rival from a woman and marched her home. The incident drew a scolding on cave man tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
C. S. Swinney
Swinney
Louis Josephs
Old Chicago Law Used On Hoodlums
Chicago used an 1874 vagrancy statute to convict James Fur Sammons, a longtime hoodlum named by the Chicago crime commission as a public enemy. Sammons faced six months in county jail and a $100 fine with a request for a new trial pending. He also faces a burglary and larceny charge related to whiskey siphoning and is wanted in Baltimore on a robbery complaint. The jury deliberated six hours before the guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James
Fur) Sammons
Chicago Crime Commission
Sammons
Detective Bureau
Edgard A. Jones
Baltimore
Women wash chalk propaganda from Sheffield roads
Women from Sheffield working-class cottages rushed out with buckets and mops the day before the election to scrub chalk propaganda from the road surface in support of Communist candidate T. J. Murphy.
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Sheffield
England
T. J. Murphy
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Guilford County North Carolina
Public notice lists J C Wilson and Hazel L Wilson as grantors in a 1926 deed of trust with Metropolitan Life substitution, foreclosing due to missed payments. The trustee J Allen Austin will sell on December 22, 1930 at 2 p.m. at Greensbor o Court House Door for property at 308 Fifth Street High Point within Wil tonbar Terrace Block T Lot 39.
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State OF
North Carolina
Guilford
J. C. Wilson
Hazel L. Wilson
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
Fifth Street
North Drive
Chris Bambalis
O. A. Kirkman
Pase
Office of the Register of Deeds
J. Allen Austin
Austin & Turner
Attys
Central Friends Church Hosts Midweek Supper and Talk
The Wednesday night supper at Central Friends church features Dr. Charles H. Nabers of First Presbyterian as speaker with Marian Burgess as soloist. Various church groups meet before and after, reservations urged to avoid denial. no meeting next week due to Thanksgiving.
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Central Friends Church
C. F. Tomlinson
Chas. H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Marian Burgess
Dan W. Smith
Margaret Fell
Sponsors Work of Silhouette Artist
The Woman's club of High Point sponsors a silhouette artist at Economy Drug store. The expert, known as Silhouette A, has 25 years of experience and will remain in the city until Saturday. His work has earned favorable comment in many towns on his coast to coast tours.
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Woman’s Club of
High Point
Silhouette A
Open Revival at Cherry Street Church
A revival series began yesterday at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church led by Rev. P. N. Boykin of Carthage. Services are planned nightly at 8 o clock through the week and on Sunday. the public is invited to attend.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
P. N. Boykin
Carthage
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lillie Belle Smith Held
Funeral services conducted at the Baptist church in Churchland for Mrs Lillie Belle Smith 64 wife of R L Smith after months of illness. Rev H T Perry of Southmont officiated. She leaves eight children and a sister Mrs Frances Davis.
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Lexington
Baptist Church
Churchland
Lillie Belle Smith
R. L. Smith
H. T. Perry
Southmont
Frances Davis
Supper Meeting Promises Fellowship at First Methodist
The First Methodist Protestant church hosts the second Fellowship Supper tomorrow at 6:45 led by Circle No. 4 chairwoman Mrs. E L Douglas. Attendees bring one cooked dish and dessert while others provide the rest, or supper for 25 cents. At 7:20 an old fashioned song service and a brief Bible based message by Rev R J Farmer follow, with the service ending at 8 pm and choir rehearsal and committee sessions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Circle No. 4
E.L. Douglas
R. J. Farmer
Local Bowling Fives Clash Tomorrow Night
Two rival bowling teams meet at King Pin alleys at 8 pm for a Piedmont league clash. The King Pin bowlers and the Lucky Strike team vie for top honors in the cigare tte loop, with the result likely to shape the race.
Oyster's Water Use Compared With London Population
The oyster's daily water intake averages about five gallons per oyster and a colony under one million drinks more water in a day than all of London's population.
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London
England
Post Office Interior Repainting Bid Sought
Sealed bids for repainting the High Point post office interior including basement and mezzanine will be received by December 10 at 2 PM. Work to commence in January after Christmas rush, with an estimated two weeks and a bid range of 500 to 2000 dollars.
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High Point
High Point Larceny Case: Man Denied Connection
Willie Watson of 518 Ridgecreet Drive reported to Enterprise that he is not the Willie Watson charged with larceny in High Point municipal court yesterday and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Watson
Ridgecreet Drive
Enterprise
High Point
Balkan Pompeii unearthed near Grad s ko village
Archaeologists report a newly uncovered ancient city near Grad s ko in Serbian Macedonia, describing it as a Balkan Pompeii due to extensive preservation. The finding highlights a major archaeological site with potential insights into regional ancient life.
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Gradsko
Serbian Macedonia
Lenglen Considers Return As She Slims In Paris
Since Suzanne Lenglen quit playing tennis she has grown thinner in Paris. She said when playing you eat too much and those muscles are evident. Asked about a comeback she replied Maybe I will, and maybe I will not.
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Davidson
Marions
L. B. Williams
Williams and Johnson
JO Federal Court
Commissioner Brown
Interprise
For All
Ford
Washington Street
Wesley Memorial Stewards
F. N. Tate
Moore and
Claude Davis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lankin
North Dakota
Trenda
Schwab Tailoring Company
East Broad St
Hine
W. Broad
Amos Hosiery Mills
Continental Furniture Co
Stephens
Elm Street School
Women
Reformed Church
Shipping Board
Grange
Windy City
C. H. Nabers
Miss Burgess
Cherry St
Tional Bank
Pate Laaers Or
Wmn
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V.pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage CO
A&p
Asp
Omar
Atlantic
Pacific
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