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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1938

Page

3

Carolina Jubilee Scout Patrols Prepare for Weeklong Event

Seventeen members from the ich Point Boy Scout Patrol will join the Carolina Boy Scout Jubilee in Chapel Hill from Thursday to Sunday October 9. Local units led by O Delk Smith Walter Crissman and others will march and demonstrate canvas camping and patrol leadership at Wesley Memorial church and nearby troops.

Carolina Chapel Hill Theiversity of North Carolina Boy Uts of America Thal Heart of Patrol H Point Patrol Wesley Memorial Church Wesley Memorial Reh East Green Tist Church Emile Saleeby Salis

Brawl Fatal Near Hickory Claims Life of 24-Year-Old

Deputy Sheriff reports Ted R. Wineberger of near Hickory died from a crushed skull after a Saturday night brawl at a local filling station. No arrests have been made.

Hickory Ted R. Wineberger Glenn Allen Wineberger Here

Fruits and vegetables market report highlights regional prices

The latest farm market report tracks arrivals and prices for apples cabbage and beans across North Carolina Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and New York. It notes slow demand and steady to weak markets with varied prices by grade size and origin including Staymans Grimes Golden Delicious and Jonathan apples and Bountifuls beans across several regional hubs.

Martinsburg Winchester Staymans U. S Rome Golden Delicious Grimes Golden Washington Jonathans Yorks Bonums Philadelphia Market Dall New York Rhode Island Penna N. J Della Louisiana North Carolina Virginia Maryland Jersey Delaware Baltimore Pittsburgh N. C Tennessee U.S New Jersey F C. B Presque Isle Aroostook County Maine F. E Chicago Idaho Russett Burbanks Wisconsin North Dakota Bliss Colorado McClures Norfolk

Executor's Notice in Byerly Will High Point NC

Guy L. Byerly and Claude Byerly Bennett executors notify creditors to present claims by September 6, 1939. all debts to be settled promptly. This 6th day of September 1938. Box 201 High Point NC.

Thos J. Byerly High Point North Carolina Guy L. Byerly Claude Byerly Bennett N. C

Notice of Divorce Action in High Point NC Court

In Guilford County North Carolina the Municipal Court of High Point begins a divorce action between Callie Tysinger and defendant Raymond L Ty singer. The plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce on two years separation and the defendant must appear by November 20 1938 to answer or demur. This record dated 1938.

City of High Point North Carolina Guilford County Callie Tysinger Raymond L. Tysinger Court House B. Reitzel Iauniotags Henry C. Royals Atty Trinity, N. OC

Police Warned To Be On Lookout For Eulis Scott

High Point police were warned by the state prison division to search for Eulis Scott an escaped inmate from Guilford county He is a High Point youth living at 7038 Highland Avenue who faces breaking and entering charges from February 25 1937 The alert came as J W Bryan the prison division investigator informed the local department Records show Scott had prior arrests for larceny violating the prohibition law and other minor offenses

High Point State Eulis Scott Scott Highland Avenue Guilford County J. W. Bryan

Leonard Street P T A To Meet This Evening

The Leonard Street school Parent Teachers Association will meet this evening in the school auditorium at 7 30 o clock Tuesday.

Parent-Teachers Association of Leonard Street School

Milk Fund total reaches 207.50 as drive continues

The Junior Service League Milk Fund stands at 207.50 with Elks Club pledging 125 dollars paid 25 monthly starting October 10. Public contributions are solicited to reach needed funds for the next year aiding 200 plus children in the league’s nursery school baby clinic and public schools.

Junior Service League Elks’ Club Dorothy Bell Enterprise Junior Service League Milk Fund John A. Allen, Jr David Watkins Mary Hay First Reformed Church

Officers Chosen At Meeting Of First M P Church

At the First Methodist Protestant church service an enthusiastic meeting elected the official board for the coming year. Ralph Vance was recognized for leading the Sunday School. J H Pritchard, Darroll Bulla and Ross Davis were named to Sunday school roles. J H Walker Jr was elected to head the stewards financial program. The board reorganized after the election.

Ralph Vance Corps of Workers Vance J. H. Pritchard Darrell Bulla Ross Davis Steawards A. J. Oonce J. H. Walker, Jr

Greensboro Men’s Glee Club to Sing at William Penn

The Greensboro Men’s Glee Club will open the 1938 39 lyceum series at William Penn High School auditorium October 10 at 8 pm. The club is a leading local chorus of business and professional men raising funds for the colored schools music department under supervisor Mrs Grayce Waddy Lyons.

Greensboro William Penn Greensboro Men's Glee Club William Penn High School Grayce Waddy Lyons

Florida A and M defeats A and T Bulldogs 13 to 0 in Greensboro

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College of Tallahassee displayed strong aerial offense under coach William Bell and defeated the A and T Bulldogs 13 to 0 at Memorial Stadium Greensboro. The Bulldogs showed flashes from Lynch but suffered on defense while Florida’s left and right halfbacks Jones and Harris provided a decisive rushing and passing attack.

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College Tallahassee Fla A. and T. College Memorial Stadium Greensboro William Big Bill” Bell Ohio State University Jones Harris Florida Institution T. Bulldogs Lynch H. Fpf Amaker Hilda H. F. Amaker Fairview Street Dorothy McConnell Earlene Davis Sara Colson Helen Campbell Mary Lou Carter Mary Alice Gabriel Ruth Caldwell Mary F. Lawrence Margaret Hill Gladys Haith Gwendolyn Amaker Lucille Johnson James Hue Williams

Lashing Wind Kills Eight Across Britain

A fierce gale with gusts up to 93 miles per hour swept the British Isles, causing eight deaths overnight. A South London double-decker bus was crushed by a fallen tree killing three, with other fatalities in rural accidents. Wires were torn down, small houses wrecked, and many light craft driven ashore.

London British Isles

J P McRae Named Acting Chief Farm Reviewer

J P McRae of Laurinburg was appointed acting chief farm reviewer for the Federal Housing Administration in North Carolina. The move announced in Greensboro on October 4 places McRae in charge of farm loan oversight.

Greensboro J. P. McRae Laurinburg Federal Housing Administration North Carolina

September Fire Loss One Cent Per Capita Here

High Point reports September fire loss at 625 dollars across 24 incidents risking 7800 dollars in property. First quarter loss 3043 dollars, under six cents per capita. Causes include nine physical hazards 11 personal hazards four occupational hazards and two wooden roofs.

High Point

Civitan Luncheon at Sheraton Features Hotching Game

The Civitan club held its weekly luncheon at the Sheraton hotel with Vice President W. B. Freeman presiding. Ted Harllee asked members to join in playing the new checker game Hotching. Muray White and Charles Resch won the prizes.

Civitan Club Sheraton Hotel W. B. Freeman Ted Harllee Civitans Muray White Charles Resch

William Penn to Open Season Against Thomasville Friday

The William Penn Tigers kick off the season Friday October 7 at 8 pm under Willis Park lights. Thomasville visits after tying the Tigers in the last game as coaches Tom Hughes and Gordon L. Starks push their squad to break the half year tie.

William Penn Thomasville William Penn Tigers Willis Park Tigers Tom Hughes Gordon L. Starks

Chicago Produce Market Report October 4

Butter output remains steady at 1,135,242 pounds while eggs hold firm at 2,870 cases. Fresh graded extra firsts locally sell at 26 cents, firsts at 24 to 44 cents, with current receipts around 34 to 44 cents per dozen.

Chicago

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