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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1930

Page

9

Many Civil Cases Set For Trial In Municipal Court

Large docket of 57 civil cases to be tried in High Point municipal court over two weeks starting Tuesday December 2 with a separate motion docket of seven cases on Saturday December 13. Jurors listed for week one include R. L. Newton and 22 others. week two names include T. B. Ridge and 22 others. Moffitt Underwear Co placed in the hands of trustee John S Pickett. company employs 175 now and expected to rise to 250. Pickett promises continued operations with assets exceeding liabilities. Moffitt a Randolph County native and former High Point mayor.

High Point R. L. Newton Walter Dorsett A. L. Frazier F. F. Dickson W. P. Morgan Reid Kearns E. C. Myers R. B. Pegram J. W. Shore O. A. Brinkley Artie H. Cox W. M. Payne J. C. Wilson W. F. Ellis, Jr E. L. Auman T. E. Hunt Cc. H. Marriner Minto Dorsett Marie Dorsett George T. Bonds Zola M. Bonds Moffitt Underwear Company John 8S. Pickett Pickett Mew Dinanlatte Atatad Wadardow Moffitt Randolph County

Local man charged after Highland mill shooting

Charles Field 28 of Landis was charged with shooting J. K. Morrison in front of the Highland mill barber shop Friday night. Morrison, struck by a passing car, lost his right hand and was badly wounded. he is at High Point Hospital improving. Field bonded $750 to stand trial in High Point municipal court December 1 and surrendered to authorities in Randleman before being returned to High Point.

Charles Field J. K. Morrison Landis Highland Mill Morrison High Point Hospital Field Randleman High Point T. A. Brookshire Randolph County

Green Mask Club Inducts Members at High School

The Green Mask club at the local high school inducted 60 new members in a formal ceremony led by Miss Mary Winn Abernethy and staff. 40 joined the senior group and 20 the junior, with prizes awarded for costumes. Plans include plays this year as adviser Mrs. Price leads activities and refreshments were served in a festively decorated auditorium.

Green Mask Club Mary Winn Abernethy Louise Hunter Lavinia Powell Lelia Bell Sloan Brooks Mae Meador Department of Social Science Nellie Mae Brower Lawrence Russell Eleanor Wilson Paul Harry Merrill

First High Point fall concert features senior stringed orchestra

The High Point high school music department presents its senior stringed symphony in an afternoon concert at the high school auditorium starting 3:30 pm. Musicians include forty five students plus instructors and guest artist Miriam Burgess soprano, performing selections from Mignon Gluck and Samson and Delilah among others.

High Point High School Virginia B. Frank Walter Kester Adelaide Crowell Nancy Myatt Margaret York Dan W. Smith High Point Mildred Luce Grensboro Mariam Burgess Samson and Delilah Ay Sreo

Husbands and Wife Injured in Wreck near Wrights

Mr and Mrs C E Holton of Teensboro Route Three were hurt when their car overturned at Kivett drive after hitting a parked vehicle near Wrights filling station. Mrs Holton had a deep cut on her left forehead and Mr Holton suffered abrasions on both hands. Both were taken by Yow’s ambulance to Guilford General Hospital for treatment.

C. E. Holton Teensboro Route Three Wright Staton Helen Guilford General Hospital

Greensboro Man Missing From Home

Greensboro police seek 60 year old McFadyen who suffers memory lapse and wandered from his home early morning yesterday possibly toward High Point. He is five feet tall, 195 pounds, bald with dark complexion and was last seen in a dark suit, gray hat, needing a shave. Any information should be reported to authorities.

McFadyen Greensoro Emory High Point Yesteray Key

Junior High Observes Book Week Through Library Activities

Book Week at the junior high featured class reading periods in the library supervised by Mrs. Clyde Farley with home room librarians from each room. Students explored new books and magazines as operetta proceeds fund library purchases, and two room plays accompanied the event in chapel and theater venues.

Clyde Farley Aline Henderson Madge Robbins Mildred Winslow C. A. Aulbert Inez Trimnal Ethel Broadway Vera Pierce Bessie Allman Sidney Neely Sarah Taylor Honolulu Briles Inez Pierce Mary Lamb Pearl Burrage Hazel Woodlief Ellen Swett Wilfred Armentrout Vernon Clayton Juanita Cecil Thomas Pitts Proctor Fulton Helen Bolling Robert Clifton Ralph Eldridge Juanite Hedrick Dickson Story Terrace Broadhurst Theater Bradford

Negro Arrested For Operating Pawn Shop To Sell Stolen Goods

Police allege F. S. Pemmerton 47 of 627 East Washington street ran an unlicensed pawn shop serving as a clearing house for stolen goods. He is jailed on two counts receiving stolen goods and operating without a license. A quantity of stolen items was recovered, including men's hose valued at 8.50 from Belk Stevens department store.

F. S. Pemmerton East Washington Street Belk-Stevens

Last Rites For Mrs W D Taylor Held At Marlboro

Funeral services for Mrs. William D. Taylor who died at 647 East Green Street were held at Marlboro Friends church at 11 o clock with Rev. Thomas J Hendrix and Rev. Robert Melvin officiating. Pallbearers were J A Sloure J K Bivens J T Wofford G G Coffee D E Auman and C W Rickert. The funeral party departed the home at 10 30 this morning.

William D. Taylor East Green _ street Marlboro Friends Church Thomas J. Hendrix Robert Melvin J. A. Sloure J. K. Bivens JT. Tf. Wofford G. G. Coffee D. E. Auman C. W. Rickert

J A Meredith Dies At Daughter S Home

James Ashley Meredith age 84 died at his daughter Mrs S E Lohr Trinity Route 2 yesterday afternoon at 2 30 after several weeks illness. Surviving are his widow seven sons each from Durham High Point and Trinity two daughters Mrs D W Lohr of Mageria Ohio and Mrs S E Lohr of Trinity. Funeral services 3 o clock Archdale M E church conducted by Rev F E Jones and Rev Robert Smith Interment Trinity cemetery. Funeral party leaves Sechrest Funeral Home 2 30.

James Ashley Meredith S. E. Lohr Trinity John Meredith Durham James Gurney Lee David Thomas Ernest Meredith High Point D. W. Lohr Mageria Ohio

Local Educator Named Chair of National English Grammar Group

Henry Grady Owens, assistant principal and English head at the local high school, becomes chairman of the grammar committee of the National Council of Teachers of English. The panel will study English education from elementary through graduate schools over three years to shape a model curriculum, adaptable nationwide. Owens departs Wednesday for Cleveland for the NCTE annual meeting and to confer with the grammar committee, returning the following Sunday.

Henry Grady Owens National Council of Teachers of English Owens Cleveland High Point

Ruby's Store Adds Local Notables to Sales Force

Henry T. Lewis, a well known High Point youth, joins Ruby's Inc sales team and invites friends to visit. Bill Worley, High Point college newspaper editor, also joins Ruby's sales force with several years in sales.

Henry T. Lewis High Point Ruby’s, Inc Lewis Bill Worley High Point College Ruby's Worley

Open House For Citizens To View New Sewage Plant

City Manager EK M Knox announced an open house for the new West Side sewage treatment plant on Burton road. A public reception will be held within the next week or two with staff on duty to explain operations as residents tour the 200000 dollar facility. The council praises the modern, odorless plant and invites citizens to inspect at any time.

Council High Point New West Side Burton Road EK. M. Knox Mr. Knox

Archdale Woman Flies Plane Here at Local Field

Archdale resident Mrs N H Rose made the first solo flight by a woman for the Charles Kenner Flying Service on Friday afternoon. Pilot Paul Davis praised her handling. G L Hawks also flew solo and plans to buy a plane for pleasure flights. Davis recently returned from air derbies in Salisbury and Charlotte, where he won balloon bursting contests. He will present a Sunday exhibition from 3 to 5 at Charles Kenner field featuring balloon bursting and stunt flying. Local port ships have passed inspection and are ready for passenger flights.

Charles-Kenner N. H. Rose Archdale Paul Davis Rose G. L. Hawks Charles Kenner

Union Service On Thanksgiving Day

A union worship service for all Deep River Friends meetings will be held at Central Friends Church on Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 with Errol Elliott Five Years meeting field secretary delivering the sermon. Ministers from various Friends meetings will participate and members from Oak Hill Springfield Archdale and Deep River congregations are especially invited to attend.

John Easter City Christian Endeavor Union Springfield Friends Church Ida Guyer Chester Smith Ernest Howell Dennyce McAdams Robert Smith Myrtle Davis C. E. World Quiet Hour Paul Jenkins Tenth Legion Kathleen Embler Roy I. Farmer Clara Cox Mabel Griffith Mary E. Young Charles Haddon Nabers First Presbyterian Church Hick Point College Society Springfield Friends Charlotte Daniel Poling Christian Endeavor Friends Charles Haddon Nabers Deep River Central Friends Church Errol Elliott Five Years Meeting Oak Hill Springfield Archdale

Santa Claus Accepts Invitation To Visit High Point

A message from Santa Claus accepts a High Point invitation to visit between now and Christmas. He will arrive by train and be met for a city tour. The Merchants Association plans a gala night with a parade on Main Street and Christmas lights to debut during his visit.

Santa Claus High Point North Pole High Point Merchants Association City Light Department Merchants Association

Croker Again Seen Near High Point

Richard Croker, Randolph county desperado, was reportedly seen on route 62 toward Liberty with two men in a green Chevrolet. Police say he is an outlaw linked to recent outrages and has repeatedly eluded capture as officers pursue him.

Richard Croker Randolph County Croker

Huge Lemon Grown On Tree In City

A one pound three ounce lemon, grown on a seven year old tree in the Enterprise window, is displayed by Mrs. L. M. Teague of 700 Wise Street. The tree has yielded fruit for three years, with similar sized lemons, averaging 13 ounces last season.

Girl Reserve Clubs Busy With Projects

The Girl Reserve clubs are active with service projects for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Senior club meets Monday morning at the high school for a nature program guided by the Nature Interest group. Hiponohi and Sixth Grade clubs plan gift distributions and scrapbooks for sick children. All activities pause Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving holidays.

Welfare Board Nature Interest Group

Nichols 10 Be Buried Monday

Funeral services for T. C. Nichols a 27 year old High Point man fatally injured in an automobile accident will be held at Miller's Creek M P church Wilkes county Monday afternoon at 1 oclock Rev L B Murray of North Wilkesboro presiding Burial will be in the church cemetery Nichols was struck down and run over in front of the American Bakery plant on West Broad street by a car driven by Mabel Cecil 19 daughter of Mrs Leona Cecil of 15444 English street She died seven hours later at High Point hospital It was reported he was washing in the street with his wife when the accident occurred

T. C. Nichols High Point Miller’s Creek M. P Wilkes County L. B. Murray North Wilkesboro Church Nichols American Bakery West Broad Street Mabel Cecil Leona Cecil English Street High Point Hospital

Fire Breaks Out In Home of W. G. Green

A fire at 301 Thurston Street owned by P. H. Johnson damaged little as the North Side fire department responded quickly to an 8 10 oclock alarm last night. The blazeapparently began from defective electric light wires.

W. G. Green Thurston Street North Side P. H. Johnson

Chisholm Sisters to Sing at Thom asville Revival

The Chisholm sisters of Thom asville will sing this afternoon at 3 oclock at the new tabernacle near Archdale as revival services continue under Rev JT Ferguson.

Chisholm Sisters Thomasville New Tabernacle Archdale Rev. & Jt, Furguson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moffitt Underwear Co J. Vassie Wilson Knox Furniture Manufacturing Co Bland Piano Company Lucian Strauss Victor Clark Hamilton, Florist Shubal Gray Marsh Furniture Company Conlew, Inc Wagger Jewely Company High Point Builders Supply C*ompany I. C. Rogers High Point Builders Supply Company Zurich General Accident & Liability Insurance Co., Ltd John 8. Pickett City Hall W. E. Price Frank D. Grist Raleigh Grist Labo and Printing North Carolina Chamber of Commerce Endeavor Union High School Music Department Gluck A Miriam Sloan Orpheus Zeus Euridice Hades Love Gluck Carolio Ben Giordani Sue Saint-Saens Torreisai Jarpenter Clough-Leighter Miss Burgess Kriesler Deppen Francis Sloan Helen Louise Stephens Wilma Rogers Elizabeth Ellis Francis Einstein Charles Tomlinson Virginia Thayer Gertrude Clark Kelman Gomo Thomas Gordy Nick Antonakos Virginia Jackson Nancy Hill Pete Sacrinty Thomas Jones Velva Hayden Mary Whitely Victoria Thomas Mabel Skoontz Helen Hauser Edna May Douglas Jim Gianolius Charlotte O’bierne Benjamin Elam Harold Kearns Julia E. Coe Mary Agnes Crooks Iris Welch Addie Bell Wilson Vera York Ruth Kennedy Elizabeth Hoffman M. T. Hicks, Jr Robert Hoskins Helen Davis Rebecca Kearns Margaret Sears Jeanette Peterson Ernestine Asbury Ruth S. Clark Burt Asbury Chase Idol F, Hensley Greensboro Junior High W. D. Taylor J. A. Meredith National Group Charles-Kenner Flying Service
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