Record-Breaking Davis Murder Trial To Reach Jury Today
Davis murder case heads to jury as major construction accelerates in Davis city. Main street gains three-storefront block and new post office site with Indiana limestone building. North Main street to host a large garage and service station as English street widening fuels activity.
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Davis
Phillips
Main Street
Jones
North Main Street
R. B. Gantt
Montheu
Federal Building
D. Pender Food
Cecil's Drug
Marine Oil Company
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Charles L. Amos
George Steffans
Red Cross teaches home hygiene in local mills
A group of Highland and Pickett Mills women received certificates after completing a Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick course last March. About twenty attended portions without fulfilling certificate requirements. The program, funded with Federal allocations, covered infant care, school health, illness prevention, and home nursing, with plans to expand if the Roll Call budget allows.
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Red Cross
Highland
Pickett
Mabel Patton
Redross
Estelle Spradley
M. W. Childers
Ruthian West
Viola Petty
R.L. McDonald
Callie Jones
E. J. Underwood
Ruth Jones
C. E. Diffendale
The
John Abels
H. Frank Hunsucker
High Point
Guilford Murder Trial Near End as Judge Delays Verdict
Guilford Superior Court in Greensboro recessed after a long day as Judge Felix Alley deferred the charge until Sunday morning. The Davis murder case involving five defendants including Ralph, Luther, Ken Warner, Paul Sams, and Robert Smith saw extensive testimony and multiple recallings as prosecutors conclude and the defense argues before the judge prepares to instruct the jury.
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Greensboro
Anl Argum
Davis
Guilford Superior Court
Felix BE
Alley
Guilford
W Davis
EF. Davis
George A. You
Warner
H. L. Koonts
Smith
Rev F L Gibbs to Preach at First Methodist Protestant
Rev F L Gibbs officer of religious education for the Methodist Protestant church will preach at the 11 o clock service today at the First Methodist Protestant church. Rev J Clay Madison, the pastor, announced the attendance.
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F. L. Gibbs
Methodist Protestant Church
Generalion
First Methodist Protestant
J. Clay Madison
High Point Christmas Parade Plans Near Completion
Arrangements for the annual Christmas Parade sponsored by the High Point Merchants association are near completion for Friday November 23. A judging committee including Mrs Carter Dalton Henry Grady Owens and Steven C Clark will award prizes to winning floats.
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High Point Merchants’ Association
Carter Dalton
Henry Grady Owens
Steven C. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
North Main Street
Main Street
Main
Mies Grace Baker
High Point Marchants
High Point
Santa Claus
Cecil Joins State Blind Association Publicity Panel
H A Cecil of this city, a Guilford County Association for the Blind director, was appointed to the publicity committee at a Durham meeting on the proposed state blind commission bill. W J Ashbaugh presided. The Guilford County association was praised. Guy O Bagwell of Charlotte is president and Edward J Hanson of Charlotte is secretary.
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H. A. Cecil
North Carolina State Association For the Blind
Durham
W. J. Ashbaugh
States Association
Guilford County Association
Guy O. Bagwell
Charlotte
Edward J. Hanson
Little Garris Baby Wins Sears National Contest Medal
Margaret Helen Garris, 17 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eimer Garris of 913 Park Street, received an honorable mention medal in the Sears national baby contest at the World’s Fair, announced yesterday.
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Little Garris
Margaret Helen Garris
Eimer Garris
Park Street
Sears, Roebuel and Company
Red Cross Roll Call Drive Nears Goal in High Point
High Point prepares for the annual Red Cross Roll Call with three consecutive canvassing drives led by Mrs. C Arthur Kirkman Liston Pope and committees. Aiming for 2000 dollars, organizers stress local use and plan house to house work and group canvassing including colored residents and businesses. District windows at Beeson Hardware Grace's Flower Shop and Harllee's Department Store showcase Red Cross service and fundraising urges.
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Red Cross
C. Arthur Kirkman
Liston Pope
High Point
J. E. Millis
Herman Smith
Nathan Ayers
W. Ney Evans
Junior Service League
Mra
Forrest H. Murray
Council of Jewish Women
Ben Swartzbers
Anna Saunders
Kirkman
Perralt
Beeson Hardware Company
Grace's
Harllee’s
American Red Cross
Beeson
Grace
Grace Ford
Harllee
Federal Post Office
Russia to launch airship link Moscow to Sverdlovsk
Russia plans a new airship service connecting Moscow with Sverdlovsk in the Ural industrial hub. The service is set to begin soon, offering faster travel between the capital and the key regional center.
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Russia
Moscow
Sverdlovak
Ural Mountains
Senator Burgin to Address Local American Business Club
Senator W. O. Burgin of Lexington will speak at the Elwood Tuesday night to discuss unemployment insurance as part of his study for Governor Ehringhaus. Capus M. Waynick will introduce him. a Wednesday public hearing was postponed due to commission members' unavailability. Burgin will attend a Charlotte hearing Tuesday before joining the local event.
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W. O. Burgin
Lexington
Ehringhaus
American Business Club
Elwood
Holt McPherson
Burgin
Capus M. Waynick
State Senate
Charlotte
Bread Play Stages Tonight at Evangelical Church
The Evangelical and Reformed church on South Main invites the public to a one act drama titled Bread this evening. The story follows a family battling poverty with a confession by the son revealing that right living and clean hearts are vital. Cast includes John Curtis Sam E Holt Martha Curtis Jim the son Paul Jenkins and others. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French of New York. An offering will be taken.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
South Main
Russell Streets
John Curtis
Sam E. Holt
Martha Curtis
Lawrence Grissom
Grandma
C. EB. Moose
Stella
Glenn Brown
Betty
Effie Irene Moose
Jim
Paul Jenkins
Fred Eastman
Samuel French
New York
Mayor warns wives and tipplers in Ludwigshafen crackdown
The Ludwigshafen mayor issues a warning to tipplers to curb drinking or face at least nine months in jail. He also addresses wives, blaming nagging and unhappy homes for driving men to drink, urging changes at home.
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Topers
Ludwig¢shafen
Germany
High Point Fans Fill Kenan Stadium For Duke Carolina
The largest High Point turnout in years traveled to Chapel Hill to watch Carolina defeat Duke 7 to 0 in a hard hitting game. Police and highway patrols managed crowds while a live play by play kept local phone lines busy with status updates.
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Chapel Hill
Duke
High Point
Kenan
English Widening Ahead Of Schedule Near Complete
The English street widening project moves towards completion with the concrete base poured west of Pine Street and work advancing toward Main Street. Crews are wrecking the old structure at English and Main, grading for the final two blocks, and setting curb lines. Top paving will wait ten days after base completion, with sidewalks near the western end due soon.
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Pine Street
Main Street
English
Main
English Street
Methodists Gather for Finance Plan Meetings in Guilford County
A large number of stewards from Greensboro and surrounding counties convene at West Market Street church in Greensboro this afternoon at 2 30 to discuss the General Conference adopted church financial plan in Jackson Mississippi last spring. Similar sessions will follow in Asheboro and Reidaville with local leaders providing brief speeches.
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Guilford County
West Market Street
Greensboro
General Conference
Jackson
Miss
Randolph County
Asheboro
Rockingham County
Reidsville
First Methodist
Loy D. Thompson
W. A. Lambeth
W. A. Stanbury
West Market Street Church
Reidaville
Lambeth
W. B. McEwen
Fred N. Tate
Wesley Memorial Church
Thomas W. Sprinkle
R. 5. Truesdale
D. B. McCrary
I. F. Craven
Ramseur
Christmas Baskets Sought for Confederate Home
Mrs. H A Millis chairing the Fayetteville Confederate Home requests members of the local United Daughters of the Confederacy bring Christmas baskets to the November meeting next Monday week for the home.
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H. A. Millis
Confederate Home
Fayetteville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Begin Enrollment For Music Classes
Enrollment underway at the First National Institute of Allied Arts the world’s largest musical institute. Virginia Frank teaches violin and Blanche Howard guitar. both local instructors urge immediate enrollment for violin or guitar courses. Institutes operate with teachers in cities across the United States.
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National Institute of Allied Arts
Virginia Frank
Blanche Howard
United States
Quartet Sent Up For Prison Terms In High Point Case
Four High Point men Dan Morgan Ernest Jones Russell McIntyre and Roby Osborne pleaded guilty before Judge rte and Alley in superior court on charges of breaking and entering larceny and related crimes. Jones turned state's evidence earning lighter terms. Sentences ranged from one to five years with several five to seven year suspended terms contingent on good behavior. Other cases involved theft of an automobile and robberies of filling stations and businesses around High Point.
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Greensboro
High Point
Rte
Alley
Dan Morgan
Ernest Jones
Russell McIntyre
Roby Osborne
Morgan
Jones
McIntyre
Osborne
McclIntyre
Comedy Farce Performed by Trinity School Students Friday
Trinity high school presents Hold Everything a three act comedy Friday night at 7 30 directed by Miss Helen Zimmerman. Cast includes Frances White Clyde Ward Worth Royals Myron Bouldin C B Cook McDee Hall Anna Rowe Russell Dorothy Irene Bouldin Grace Francis Howell Ruth Swann Margaret Ingram. Produced with North Western Press Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Trinity High School
Helen Zimmerman
Frances White
Clyde Ward
Worth Royals
Myron Bouldin
C. B. Cook
McDee Hall
Anna Rowe Russell
Dorothy Oe
Irene Bouldin
Grace Francis Howell
Ruth Swann
Margaret Ingram
North Western Press
Minnapolia
Minnesota
I. W. A. Executive Meeting Tuesday
BE. F. Seagraves, president, called a meeting of all executive committee members of the Industrial Workers, for Tuesday night at 7:30 in the hall at 815 1-2 South Main. The usual Sunday school program will be held at 2:30 this afternoon.
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BE. F. Seagraves
Industrial Workers Tion
Comntee
South Main
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I. W. A. Executive Meeting
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