Soil Erosion Board Pushes Wider Watershed Plan
The Soil Erosion Advisory Board recommends extending the Soil Erosion Service to cover the entire Deep River watershed to Ramseur, viewing the expansion as originally planned. Chairman Dean I. O. Schaub and Vice Chairman John W. Clark led the meeting with praise for Dr. J. H. Stallings and staff, and the group toured local work showing progress. Congressman William B. Umstead joined the survey following a noon luncheon at the Elwood hotel.
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Deep River
Dean Schaub
Ramseur
J. S. Holmes
Korstian
Ram
Randlieman
William B. Umstead
Elwood Hotel
Old Home Day at Archdale Church Honors Guests
Old Home Day will be observed at Archdale Friends church Sunday with Dr. Clyde Milner Guilford college president preaching at 11 o clock W A Blair of Winston Salem delivering an address at 1 30 o clock Special music by the Mendenhall Sisters and a quartet arranged by J Gurney Briggs A noon picnic dinner and a large out of town attendance are expected The public is invited to attend.
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Archdale Friends Church
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
W. A. Blair
Winston-Salem
Mendenhall Sisters
J. Gurney Briggs
Workers Gather for IWA Meeting at Fowler's Store
The Industrial Workers of the World will hold a special meeting for all cotton mill workers at Fowler's store on Saturday at 6 o'clock in the evening. E. F. Seagraves, president of the IWA, will deliver an important message, and all workers are invited.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
Fowler's
E. F. Seagraves
Oil Pump and Radio Yield Much Liquor
Police found an oil pump holding 24 quarts of whiskey and a radio concealing six quarts in a gas station on West Lexington Avenue. A total of 30 quarts of whiskey were confiscated. Frank Prichard, an employee, faced charges with bond set at 300 dollars.
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Lexington Avenue
Ee Ee Aerges Pnge
Frank Prichard
Place
Milner to Speak at Central Friends Church Supper
Dr. Clyde Milner president of Guilford College will address a supper at Central Friends church annex Saturday at 6 30 p m part of National Sunday School Teachers Recognition Day. Tickets are sold out and admission is by ticket only.
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Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Max Parrish
Belmont
Co. F.tomlinson
New CCC Camp To Be Established On Deep River Watershed
Dr J H Stallings announced a new Civilian Conservation Corps detachment of about 200 men will arrive October 11 from Old Forge near Asheville. The new unit will join a current camp on the Deep River watershed north of the city, bringing total CCC manpower to about 400 as work begins to house the detachment.
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J. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Old Forge
Asheville
CCC
Deep River
Walnut Cove
Local Democrats purge Mugwump Allegations in Committee
Claude Hussey, former city sanitary officer and fifth precinct Democrat, was removed from the High Point township executive committee by unanimous vote after charges of political frace. The meeting endorsed the Democratic ticket and set up new party offices and finance groups as fall campaigns begin.
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Claude Hussey
Fifth Precinct
High Point Township
L. J. Fisher
Hussey
P. L. Culler
Rupert T. Pickens
House of Representatives
Lewis BE. Teague
J. Paul Williamson
Democratic Party
Fisher
Lewis E. Teague
Walter E. Criesman
Parker Waynick
Lucian Long
Grover H. Jones
T. R. Short
James B. Lovelace
Wade Renfrew
Carter Dalton
Renfrow
Justice of the Peace
William F. Renfrow
Sheriff Phipps Faces Reelection On Birthday Election Day
Guilford County Sheriff Joe S. Phipps, turning 54 on November 6, seeks another term as high sheriff. Republican challenger Robert E. K. Lowdermilk runs against him in the general election held the same day.
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Joe S. Phipps
Mr. Phipps
Guilford County
Robert EK
Bob) Lowdermilk
Lebanon Church to Install Officers on Sunday Morning
Newly elected officers of the Lebanon Methodist Protestant church for 1936 will be installed at the 11 o'clock Sunday service, taking effect with the new conference year in November. Officers include trustees W. C. Montgomery and others across stewards ushers and Sunday school staff with detailed names listed.
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Lebanon
Manley Craven
Staley Montgomery
William Brinson
Everett Lee
J. 8
Hedgecock
Chester Jones
Roe Brown
C. A. King
J. W. Montgomery
Glenn Lambert
D. C. Montgomery
Jewel Welch
Doris Welborn
Ruth Ring
Eleanor Welch
Republican Leader Fights Doughton in Albemarle Street Brawl
Blalock a county Republican leader faced trial for assault after a street fight with Rep. R. L. Doughton a 71 year old North Carolina congressman in Albemarle. Witnesses said Doughton and Blalock exchanged blows with Doughton sustaining multiple facial injuries as the dispute arose over a cotton exemption certificate during campaign opening activities.
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Albemarle
Blalock
R. L. Doughton
North Carolina
Rep. Coughton
Sclon
Doughton
Furniture Local Union 1021 Meeting Tonight
The Furniture Local Union 1021 affiliated with the American Federation of Labor will hold its weekly business meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Central Labor Hall located at 127 1 2 North Wrenn Street.
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Furniture Local Union
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Hall
North Wrenn Street
Teague to sentence Monday on trespass case
Howard Morgan and W O Fields were convicted by a municipal court jury for forcible trespass connected to the Carolina Cotton and Woolen Mills invasion on September 5. Alton Lawrence’s case was continued. The jury deliberated briefly after a short judge’s charge. Prayer for judgment for Morgan and Fields was continued until Monday morning.
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Howard Morgan
W. O. Fields
Carolina
Alton Lawrence
Socialist Party
Morgan
Fields
Carolina Cotton and Woolen Mills
Gaston A. Johnson
C. A. York
Keith Harrison
Defene
Lewis Teague
Morgan and Fields
Teague
Cocoa Gaining Lead as Germany's National Drink
Cocoa replaces beer as Germany’s national drink with a 70 percent rise since 1913. Beer consumption falls 38 percent below the 1913 level as cocoa gains popularity across the country.
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Germany
Resignations Do Not Alter Local Welfare Setup
Mrs. W. E. Price and Miss Eurelia Smart resigned from the local welfare department but will continue in the same duties with the state relief administration. The city council was told the change will effect no differences in the relief administration here. The Enterprise was asked to publish the setup change clearly.
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W. E. Price
Eurelia Smart
Relief Administration
Miss Smart
Price
State Relief Administration
Red Men to Hold Public Service and Rally Here Saturday
Chicasaw Tribe No. 32 hosts a public service and statewide rally Saturday at 7 30 p m on the Senior high school grounds a paleface will be burned at the stake Dr J T Burrus a camp member will deliver the address on the order's principles Freedom Friendship and Charity members should meet at The Enterprise hall at five p m
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Chicasaw Tribe
J. T. Burrus
Red Men's
Textile Workers Set Meetings At Central Labor Hall
United Textile Workers of America plans a 2 PM meeting at the Central Labor Union hall. Highland Cotton, Pickett Cotton, and High Point Yarn mill employees urged to attend to hear discrimination case updates. Thomas Hosiery mill workers will meet 10 AM at the same hall.
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United Textile Workers of America
Central Labor Union Hall
Highland Cotton Mill
Pickett Cotton Mill
High Point Yarn Mills
Thomas Hosiery
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Mann’s
High Point Perpetual Building
S. Main
J. W. Clinard
B. F. Johnson
Talon
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