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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1924
Page
7
Potash and Perlmutter discuss a newspaper list of high income tax payers led by Max Immerglick. They joke about the tax, charity gifts, and the effect of the list on stamp sales and possible financial consequences, including hospital and dental costs.
Mrs. Join Meines, a white woman, appeared before Judge J. M. Hedgecock in police court yesterday on a charge of violating the compulsory school attendance law. Prayer for judgment was continued two weeks. The arrest warrant was issued after school attendance officer Miss Susie West reported the child had only attended school two days this year.
High Point invites all citizens to an open house next Thursday to meet new superintendent Rev E G Lowdermilk, as retiring superintendent H A Garrett marks 11 years in charge. Garrett notes growth from 16 to 78 residents and praises local support including a swimming pool funded by C E Hayworth W C Perkins and C C Muse built by the boys.
O D Burton was tried on three charges. fined 50 dollars and costs for drunken driving, 25 dollars and costs for violating the prohibition law, and 10 dollars and costs for speeding. J P Burton’s case was dismissed after indictment for aiding and abetting in violation of prohibition. Carl Jones fined 20 dollars and costs for prohibition. appeal noted to Guilford superior court. N H Lowe indicted for worthless check. warrant withdrawn and costs paid. J H Clentment nol pros for passing worthless checks. Alvin Smith nol pros with leave for disorderly conduct. George Matthews of Jamestown had judgment suspended on costs for prohibition, fined 50 dollars and costs for carrying a concealed weapon. I L Davis of Jamestown fined 50 dollars and costs for drunken driving. 25 dollars of fine remitted plus 25 remitted on concealed weapon case.
The revival services at Oak Hill Church, led by Rev. Forles Norman, concluded yesterday after ten days of meetings. The event reported conversions and drew a large attendance, marking a successful campaign for the church.
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