Growth Of Service League Milk Fund Continues Slow
The Junior Service League Milk Fund gains another 25 bringing total gifts to 232.50 to aid undernourished local children. Last year 200+ children in local schools Brentwood nursery school and the league’s baby clinic received milk daily at near 3 000 yearly.
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Service League Milk Fund
Junior Service League
Brentwood
League
Junior Service League Milk Fund
Dorothy Bell
J. B. Millis
Desperadoes Sought After Shootings Linked to Escape
Two desperadoes flee after a July escape inciting a gun battle with Lexington officers. Donald Moss was fatally shot in High Point while the pair were pursued. Attorneys foresee a four year minimum prison term for the captured woman, citing statute on aiding convicts and escape tools.
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Wilson
Lexington
Donald Moss
New Hosiery Plant To Begin Operations Here October 15
Zenith Hosiery Mills will start in High Point around October 15 with 75 new machines to be installed in a new building on English street extension outside the corporate limits. The plant, employing about 50 people, will produce high grade anklets under operation by J A Myatt, E W Saunders and George Haltom. The charter of incorporation has not been issued yet.
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Zenith Hosiery Mills
High Point
J. A. Myatt
English Street
E. W. Saunders
George Haltom
Myatt
Buse and Hendrix Held on Liquor Charges
A High Point officer stopped two cars parked together and found Hal Hendrix of Winston-Salem with 24 pints of whisky. Buie was identified as the other driver. Both were released on bond after a warrant charged Prohibition law violation.
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Hal Hendrix
Winston-Salem
W. O
Boots" Bule
Hendrix
Buie
Bond
Commission Strikes Snag in South Zone
A World War II era dispatch reports reparations for Sudeten damages discussed with the Munich accord provisions. It notes a map showing four zones ceded to Germany, with occupation underway on zones one to three and zone four to begin tomorrow. The commission will define the fifth zone and hold plebiscites to decide future German or Czechoslovak control.
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Munich
Czzechoslovakia
International Commission
Adolf Hitler
Jeff Culler Dies at Home in High Point
Allan Jefferson Culler 66 died at his home 709 West Lexington avenue last night at 8 30 after a two week illness. He was born August 27 1872 in Stokes County. Survived by three daughters and three sons, 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild, and three brothers. Funeral Thursday at 3 PM from Spring Hill M P church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Lexington Avenue
Mr. Culler
Stokes County
Alfred and
Anna Dugan Culler
Emma Wright
C. M. Whitlow
Ida May Hines
I. J. Craven
D. E. Culler
L. B. Culler
George Culler
High Point
C. C
T. R. Culler
Randleman
J. M. Culler
Thomasville
Culler
Jeff"’ Culler
Spring Hill MP
E. W. Jones
Weslyn Methodist Church
G. H. Liner
South Side Baptist Church
New Drug Store Opens on North Main by George McLarty
The McLarty Drug Store on North Main street opens in a new building under George McLarty who brings 18 years of pharmacy experience and 13 years in town. He has 8 years with Rieg Drug and recently sold his interest in Ring Drug to acquire the store.
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McLarty
Young Democrats set Guilford rally with leaders headlining
Greensboro news notes Guilford county Young Democrats rally at Jefferson Country Club on October 28 with Gordon Gray and Arch T Allen as headliners. Speakers include Lewis E Teague for Congress and candidates for constable as part of a drive to renew memberships.
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Greensboro
Gordon Gray
State Organization of Young Democrats
Arch T. Allen
Guilford County
Young Democrats
Jefferson Country Club
Lewis E. Teague
Congress
Constable
Curbside Pumpkin Purchaser Finds Tiny Patch
Mrs. A. Coke Cecil bought a pumpkin at a curb market and found a dozen seeds sprouted inside, uncovering a miniature pumpkin patch growing briskly.
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A. Coke Cecil
Two Defendants Bound Over In Municipal Court Today
Two defendants were bound over to Guilford county superior court after probable cause was found on larceny and breaking and entering charges. Bond was set at $1,000 each for James Gray and Clyde Payne. Gray allegedly tried to sell jewelry stolen from Mrs. A. L. Ellison, while Payne was accused of taking $140 from Mrs. Lena G. Modlin.
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Guilford County Superior Court
James Gray
W. B. Ridge
A. L. Ellison
Ellison
Clyde Payne
Route One
Lena G. Modlin
J. A. Rhinehart
Randolph Street
R. Davis
Winston-Salem
Clyde Oliver Farrington
Phoenix Street
Sam Whitworth
Taylor Street
Ernest McCants
Pearson Street
P. R. Spencer
Roy Smallwood
Willow
Drunkenness Charges Settle Costs in Local Cases
Grover Johnson of River Drive Hattie Gibbs and Will Morris of Thomasville were charged with drunkenness and ordered to pay the costs in their respective cases.
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Brook Street
Grover Johnson
River Drive
Hattie Gibbs
City
Will Morris
Thomasville
Old Man Mose Dead Key in Caldwell Prohibition Case
In municipal court this morning Constance Caldwell, a Negress, was charged with violating the prohibition law after police found two and a half quarts of white liquor at Mose Murray’s home where she was present. The defense argued that Murray owned the whiskey and that Caldwell had no prior record. The case was dismissed on payment of jury costs and the condition of good behavior after Murray’s death.
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Mose
Constance Caldwell
Constance
Mose Murray
Murray
Building and Loan District Meeting Scheduled for Oct 28
The North Carolina Building and Loan association will hold a district meeting here October 28 at the Sheraton hotel. Delegates from associations statewide are expected, according to B F Johnson secretary treasurer of the High Point Building and Loan association.
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North Carolina Building and Loan Association
B. F. Johnson
High Point Building and Loan Association
Sheraton Hotel
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