Red Cross Campaign Tops Thousand Dollar Mark
The Red Cross Roll Call drive surpassed the $1,000 goal with $1,063.93 reported this morning and $509.67 added on the second day. The push drew strong backing from Tim Street, Bay Street, Emma Blair and Oak Hill school staffs at 100 percent, plus Traxler Furniture, Melrose Hosiery (office), Glen Hosiery, Pentagon club, Harllee's and Ruby's for full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
203 South Main Street
Tim Street
Bay Street
Emma Blair
Oak Hill
Traxler Furniture Company
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Glen Hosiery Company
Pentagon Club
Harllee’s
Ruby's
Police Warn About Discharging Arms In City Limits
Three High Point youths were arraigned for firing firearms within city limits. Two were found guilty and fined half the costs, the third was remanded to juvenile authorities. Police urge citizens to avoid discharging arms in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Warrant signer mixup clears Grimes Morgan case
The Enterprise corrects a false pretense charge against Grimes Morgan of Thomasville. Morgan, 24, was alleged in a warrant not signed by Mrs. Rosa Loyd of 400 West Broad street. A police officer initiated the charge and a court later acquitted Morgan after the state failed to prove guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Morgan
Thomasville
Rosa Loyd
West Broad Street
Loyd
Morgan
Hilliard to be Honored at Green Street Baptist Service
Rev. J. M. Hilliard, North Carolina’s oldest living Baptist minister, will be honored at Green Street Baptist church on Sunday at 11 o clock. He organized the first Green Street church in 1899 and will preach on I Have Fought a Good Fight. The public is invited to attend this tribute to his work for local Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hilliard
North Carolina
Green Street Baptist Church
Hilliard
Green Street
Green Street Church
Couple Injured in Auto Wreck Here Last Night
Gilmer E. King 20 of Forrest avenue extension and Mrs Juli an Beard of Lexington were injured in a wreck on East Lexington avenue soon after midnight. The car failed to negotiate a curve, struck a tele phone pole and turned over. Both were taken to Burrus Memorial hospital with facial cuts and chest injuries. They showed improvement and may be released tomorrow. Police have issued a warrant charging King with reckless driving.
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Gilmer E. King
Forrest Avenue
Julian Beard
Lexington
Burrus Memorial Hospital
East Lexington Avenue
Mr. King
Beard
Rites Held for Betty Joe West
Funeral services for Betty Joe West four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A B West were held Thursday at 11 am from the Pentecostal Holiness church on Highland Avenue. Rev C F Noble officiated with church choir singing and flowers carried by local children. Pallbearers included D L Byerly R L Davis Winfred Ellington and Buddie Hazard. Interment followed at Floral Garden cemetery.
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Betty Joe West
A. B. West
Petencostal Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
C. F. Noble
Jesus
D. L. Byerly
R. L. Davis
Winfred Ellington
Buddie Hazard
Floral Garden Cemetery
Infant J D Craven Dies At Home In High Point
Friends and family mourn the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J D Craven who died at their High Point area home early Wednesday evening. Survived by parents three brothers five sisters and grandmother. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at Spring Hill M P church with burial in Spring Hill cemetery.
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J. D
Minnie Glascoe Craven
High Point
Route 3
J. D. Craven
Colon
Stanton
Benny Lee Craven
Near High Point
Mia. Treva Nifong
Bertie Everhart
Midway
Altha Hampton
Thomasville
Emmeline
Ruth Craven
High
Progress Of Photography Discussed By Farrell
Charles Farrell of Greensboro addressed a High Point Camera club meeting at the city hall last night. He traced photography from ancient printing in Asia to Daguerre in 1842 and noted rapid modern developments in films and cameras. He showed color travel reels and urged members to submit a print for the club’s first competition with a darkroom planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farrell
Greensboro
High Point Camera Club
City Hall
Farrell
Daguerre
J. W. Roberts
United States
State group plans court challenge to sales tax
The North Carolina Fair Tax Association met in executive session at the Shern on hotel and voted to test the constitutionality of the state general sales tax. Secretary J Paul Leonard of Statesville was authorized to arrange the court fight in cooperation with a special committee. The group criticized the re enacted tax as breaking faith with taxpayers and merchants and pledged to use all means to kill the tax. Directors were re elected and new advisory board members introduced, with L L McGoogan as president and J Paul Leonard as secretary treasurer.
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Shernon Hotel
North Carolina Fair Tax Association
North Carolina
J. Paul Leonard
Statesville
Leonard
Pair Tax Association
L L. McGoogan
St. Pauls
D. E. Turner
Mooresville
T. L Gardner
Reidsville
Efird L. Hine
Winston-Salem
W. R Spainhour
Hickory
R. M. Pound
Charlotte
Sannapolis
Property Sold At Auction By A V Sapp Estate
Two houses and vacant lots on Richardson street sold yesterday at public auction of A V Sapp Greensboro properties. Purchases went to E D Steele of this city and Victor Sapp of Greensboro jointly instead of Steele alone. Victor Sapp is cashier of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co.
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Richardson Street
A. V. Sapp
Greensboro
E. D. Steele
Victor Sapp
Mr. Steele
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Officers Will Speak Tonight At Lions Club and P T A
J. W. McMahon superintendent of police identification and L. E B. Williams assistant superintendent will address two groups as part of the department educational campaign. They speak at 6 30 at the Elwood hotel for the Lions club dinner and at 5 30 to the Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McMahon
Bureau of Identification
Police Department
L. E B. Williams
Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Jamestown
Essay Contest Finals in Jamestown Set for Nov 23
Local winners from the statewide Americanism essay and oratorical contests sponsored by the Junior Order U A M will compete in the thirteenth district finals at Jamestown school on November 23. The finals are open to high school senior boys and girls with girls submitting essays and boys delivering orations. Winners will be certified by District Deputy Henry C Royals to State Councilor Victor R Johnson of Pittsboro and will compete on February 22.
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Junior Order U. A. M
Jamestown School
Jamestown
Henry C. Royals
Victor R. Johnson
Pittsboro
Passenger Mail Service Resumed At Airport Today
The Commerce Department authorizes restart of passenger and mail flights at Greensboro High Point airport. Eastern Air Lines confirms. inspections approved service to resume with four daily planes. Flights include New York Houston at 2 45 a m and 3 40 a m rework plant, Atlanta New York at 11 40 a m, New York Atlanta at 10 20 p m.
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Federal Bureau of Air Commerce
Federal Department of Commerce
Greensboro High Point
Robert L. Turner
Eastern Air Lines, Incorporated
Turner
L. H. Pabst
Atlanta
T. F. Nicholson
Miami, Fla
Bureau of Air Commerce
Pabst
New York- Atlanta
Cutouts Aid Descending Pressure Off Car Cylinders
Cutouts on automobiles help relieve pressure on cylinders when descending grades and hills. The practice reduces engine strain and improves braking control on steep slopes.
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Mrs. Loyd
MON
Manifold
Pradiator
Meron
Bender
E M. Dudley
Juan
North Main Street
East Main Street
Mir. Hilliard
Fair Tax Association
Meredith College
University of North Carolina
South Main
Rose Furniture Company
Kester Bros
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