Sidney L. Alderman Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Sidney L. Alderman, 71, Greensboro and High Point businessman and commercial photographer, died at a Greensboro sanatorium after a two week illness. He owned Alderman and Son with his son and led community work at West Market Street Methodist Church. Survived by widow Bessie Sherrill, son Sidney S. Alderman, daughters Mrs. Sydney Gayle and Miss Sara Alderman, siblings and a niece. Funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney L. Alderman
Greensboro
High Point
Alderman
Alderman and Son
W. F. Alderman
Raleigh
Wilmington
Sedgefield
West Market Street Methodist Church
Bessie Sherrill
Newton
Sidney
Civic clubs plan preliminary Red Cross roll call
Ten local civic organizations met at the Sheraton to organize a preliminary Red Cross roll call ahead of the nationwide period November 11 to 18. Chairman I Paul Ingle outlined work and equipment while speakers Mary Camp Sprinkle Clara I. Cox and others spoke on goals and local fund needs. The drive aims for 1000 dollars by November 18 with funds over 500 staying locally to aid families of ex service members in need.
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Red Cross
Sheraton Hotel
I. Paul Ingie
Ingle
Mary Camp Sprinkle
Red Crosse
Clara I. Cox
George Meyer
Citie
Kiwanis Club
Great Humansitarian Organization
National Headquarters
Tom Kearns
Leslie Bowling
Junior Service League
C. A. York
American Legion Auxiliary
L. W. Flythe
R. L. Brinson
Woman's Club
A. J. Koonce
Lions Club
W. R. MecKaughan
Civitan
Garland B. Daniel
Kiwanis
Gurney H. King
American Legion
Mr. Ingle
Cox
Sprinkle
Margaret Hauser
Holt McPherson
Aged Man Struck, Injured in City Street Crash
J. C. B. Muse, 70, of 121 Virginia avenue, was struck by a car driven by H. A. Hepler at Green and Wrenn streets around noon. He suffered facial and limb cuts, a severe mouth cut, and was taken to Guilford General Hospital in a semi conscious state. no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. B. Muse
Virginia Avenue
H. A. Hepler
Russell Street
Green
Wrenn Streets
Guilford General Hospital
Muse
Wrenn Street
C. C. Muse
Thiaty
Kester Machinery Company
Tomlinson Chair Company
Watson
Cecil
Young Watson
A. W. Dixon
Everett
Allan
Ernest Dixon
Mary
Lee
Sally Dixon
Farmer Fined After Dog Chases Deer in Waterville
United Dog Cost $40.35 for H L Berry a 70 year old farmer in Waterville Maine after his dog chased a deer leading to his arrest. The incident occurred October 6 according to UP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Waterville
H. L. Berry
Women’s Club 10 Meet Tomorrow At Elwood Hotel
The High Point Women’s Club opens fall with a 3 30 pm general meeting at the Elwood Hotel. Clara Cox will speak on Red Cross plans for winter. A program includes solos by Professor E B Stimson with Miss Margaret Sloan and refreshment duties by Mrs. Abels and Mrs. Bouldin. Executives meet at 2 45.
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High Point
Elwood
Clara Cox
American Red Cross
Red Cross
E. B. Stimson
High Point College
Cadman
Curran
Margaret Sloan
John Abels
D. J. Bouldin
Woman's Club
Periodical Pains Relieved In 3 Minutes
Periodical pains are relieved in minutes by a drug formula called B C from North Carolina druggists. It stops headache neuralgia and periodic pain quickly, quiets nerves, and is described as harmless and unique. Venders urge asking your druggist for B C today.
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North Carolina
Mayor and Council Attend Wofford High Point Game
High Point college hosts Wofford Terriers Friday at 8 pm with the mayor and city council attending as guests. Mayor Grayson will kickoff as 1,500 spectators are targeted. Proceeds support a new gymnasium funded largely by local donations.
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Purple Panthers
High Point College
Wofford’s
Terriers
High Point
C. 8
Grayson
Wofford
South Carolina
Two divorces granted in court this morning
Five civil actions heard before Judge Teague with four decisions by jury. Divorce actions in McCormick and Lonagro v Lacy nagro granted to plaintiffs. A $300 verdict against Nunn for back rent. Cancellation of mortgage deed favored American Service vs Home Banking. Met Life Insurance won rent damages against Antonakos. afternoon docket includes Gianoulas, Wilson, Zachary, Bunter, Foust, Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCormick
Stephen McCormick
Lonagro
Vincent Lacynagro
General Real Estate Company
R. S. Nunn
W. A. Davis
Robert Brockett
American Service Company Et al
Home Banking Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Pete Antonakos
Tom Gianoulas
High Point Morris Plan Bank
Charles F. Wilson
Hood System Industrial Bank
Rachel Zachary
F. L. Bunter
J. E. Foust
Salisbury Rotary hears Johnston on values of Scouting
L. R. Johnston, chairman of the local scout court of honor, addressed the Salisbury Rotary Club at 1 PM in the First Presbyterian Hut on The Values of Scouting. He has led the court of honor since scouting began in High Point, guiding notable advancement in the High Point district and the Uwharrie Council. B. W. Hackney, Scout Executive of the Uwharrie Council, will introduce him and oversee today’s program for the Salisbury club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
Scout Court of Honor
Salisbury
Quality Shoe Store Incorporated Receives Filing
A certificate of incorporation for the Quality Shoe Store in High Point was filed in Greensboro today. The venture plans retail and wholesale trade in shoes and hosiery with $100,000 authorized capital, starting 50 shares at $100 each. Founders include Clyde B. Chernault, J. L. Chernault, and Martha Chernault.
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Greensboro
High Point
Clerk of Superior Court
Clyde
Chernault
J. L. Chernault
Martha Chernault
Curfew Abandoned After Town Clock Face Crack
Anaconda Montana residents hear a loud curfew bell strike that shatters the town clock face prompting city commissioners to abandon the curfew altogether.
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Anaconda, Mont
Clyde Dixon Fatally Injured In Local Motorcycle Crash
Clyde Dixon age 25 of 507 Mallory street died after a motorcycle collision with a Chevrolet driven by Frank Watson 19 at Elm and West Broad streets shortly after 9 30 this morning. Dixon suffered a fractured skull broken arm and minor scratches and died at High Point Hospital. Watson and Dixon were employees with local firms and no charges were likely.
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Clyde Dixon
Mallory Street
Frank Watson
West Green Street
Elm
West Broad Streets
High Point Hospital
Dixon
Broad Street
Watson
West Broad
Young Dixon
Y M C A Y W C A to Launch Joint Drive October 19
A 20 percent budget cut sets the goal at 20000 for the second annual joint Y M C A Y W C A drive to be held the week of October 19. Fred N. Tate and Mrs. W B Thomas will lead, with a first gifts committee named to organize and elect a chairman.
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Young Men's Christian Association
W. B. Thomas
Young Women's Christian Association
M. J. Wrenn
R. T. Amos
Comer Covington
H. A. White
Levi Hayworth
Edgar Hartley
Irene Yarnell
P. W. Flegge
John Peacock
A. Sherrod
P. W. Flagge
Edgar Whitener
Ireve Yarnell
Virginia Carrier
Lillian Massey
R. R. Regan
O. E. Kearns
Man and Woman Arrested Here for Fornication Adultery
Rosa Lee Brown a 20 year old white girl and John Lee Wright were lodged in the city jail today on $200 bond after arrest on a charge of fornication and adultery. Police say they were found living together at the Lennox hotel on South Wrenn street after a report they had been living as a couple for some time.
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Rosa Lee Brown
John Lee Wright
Lennox Hotel
South Wrenn Street
Sturgis High School Hosts One of Nation's Three Boy Cooking Classes
Twenty seven boys have enrolled in a home cooking course at Sturgis high school. The class is one of three such programs in the United States, with the others located in Detroit and a western city.
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Sturgis, Mich
Sturgis High School
Detroit
Dollar tips for best news go to six local reporters
The Enterprise awards a daily dollar tip for the best news story. Elizabeth Speers of 115 Mallory street wins for a funny guinea pig murder tale. T. Perry of Thomasville claims Friday’s prize for bringing a Stradivari copy violin to The Enterprise. Nadine Little of the Sheraton hotel takes Saturday for an unusual bridge hand. Sam Winslow of Sechrest Funeral home earns Sunday. Mrs. C. O. Love wins Monday’s for an attempted death by own action. R. E. Ranson is credited for a fatal accident tip. Daily tips encourage reader submissions.
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Elizabeth Speers
Mallory Street
T. Perry
Thomasville
Perry
Enterprise
Nadine Little
Sheraton Hotel
Sam Winslow
Sechrest Funeral Home
C. O. Love
English Street
Negroes Accused of Taking Other Shirts
Winfield Richardson and Feston Crowder, arrested Friday on a charge of stealing nine shirts from a Fairfield road line, were today accused of more thefts. I. G. Bowman, also on Fairfield road, filed a warrant for them for the alleged theft of three shirts valued at $3.
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Winfield Richardson
Feston Crowder
Fairfield Road
I. G. Bowman
Fire on Fairview Road Causes Little Damage
Fire station number six responded last night to a blaze at the home of G. L. Gordon on Fairview Road outside the city limits. The fire, started by a faulty flue, caused negligible damage and was confined between the ceiling and weather board. Firemen tore away woodwork to extinguish it. no water was used.
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G. L. Gordon
Airview Road
Negro to Save Dogs With Dole in Muskegon
Guy Davis, 79, a Black resident, faced court for failing to license two dogs. He offered to pay the $8 dog taxes from his $12 monthly county welfare allowance, illustrating his love for his pets and reliance on welfare support.
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Dole Muskegon
Mich
Guy Davis
Davis
First Monthly School Checks Issued to High Point Staff
The High Point city school system began issuing its first monthly pay vouchers for teachers and janitors. Adolphus Evans, janitor at Senior High, received the initial check from Greensboro with county and local officials signatures. Funds for the county are deposited in a local bank, with monthly transfers from Raleigh for High Point Greensboro and county schools.
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Adolphus Evans
High Point City
C. F. Tomlinson
T. Wingate Andrews
Charles H. Ireland
County Board of Education
Thomas R. Foust
Willis Booth
High Point
Adolphus
Greensboro
Commercial National Bank
State Board of Equalization
Raleigh
Commercial Bank
Salvation Army Drive for Funds Under Way in City
The Salvation Army local post begins its annual relief drive with a week long campaign through Saturday. Commander O Beirne reports strong prospects as mills will be canvassed today and plant employee subscriptions last year reached 2500 dollars. pledge cards go to stores and offices for early returns to estimate the winter budget. A new coupon book aims to reduce begging and assist merchants and charities alike. Public support is urged to ensure a financially successful season facing higher demand over six to eight months.
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Salvation Army
O’beirne
Army
O'Beirne
Damages Settled in Wood Death Suit
Damages totaling 6500 were awarded in the death of Guy D. Wood a 20 year old struck when a wrecked car overturned on him at Park and Kearns streets. Settlement funds go to the estate and to Martha Wood mother of the deceased. Atkins and Free face later manslaughter charges.
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Guy D. Wood
Park and
Martha Wood
Free
Atkins
Lewis E. Teague
Wood
Aggie star Jack Mahan trains in javelin for 1932 Olympics
Former Texas A&M football standout Jack Mahan is training in the javelin as he pursues a spot on the 1932 United States Olympic track squad. He shifted from football several years ago and now seeks selection based on strength and technique demonstrated in recent practice sessions.
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Jack Mahan
Texas Aggie
Comedy "Corporal Eagan" staged by Thomasville Legion Post
The Culbreth Harris American Legion post presents the comedy Corporal Eagan in Thomasville high school auditorium October 7 and 8. A cast of 150 adults and 300 children performs with an Awkward Squad of 20 local businessmen including J Walter Lambeth and J W Boyles. The show includes a 25 girl chorus and a 30 man chorus plus minstrel and a patriotic pageant.
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Corporal Eagan
Thomasville
Culbreth- Harris Post
American Legion
J. Walter Lambeth
J. W. Boyles
C. L. Wagstaff
R. L. Pope
Robinowitz Resting After Auto Crash Report
Solomon Robinowitz injured Sunday when struck by a car is resting well as possible. He was crossing from West Bay to East Bay street near his home at 701 Morris Street when the accident occurred, correcting earlier reports that he crossed Main Street.
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Solomon Robinowitz
Robinowitz
West Bay
East Bay Street
Morris Street
Mainestreet
Communion Next Sunday at Cherry Street Church
The Cherry Street Presbyterian church will celebrate the Holy Sacrament next Sunday October 11. Members are urged to attend and the public is warmly invited to join the service.
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Cherry Street
All Hazing Banned at William and Mary College
Williamsurg college authorities ban all hazing acts across campus. The policy forbids initiation rituals and related practices, signaling strict enforcement and potential disciplinary actions for violations. Institutional leaders emphasize safety and a zero tolerance stance to protect students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg, Va
William and Mary College
Auto crash damages sought in $20,000 suit
Gracie Chrisco seeks $20,000 from A. R. Craven and Marvin Farlow for injuries from an automobile crash at Asheboro and Archdale roads two miles south of the city on September 18. Craven allegedly drove for one of Farlow’s for hire cars. Also, Laura Murphy sues John Murphy for divorce on statutory grounds. Samuel Lampell sues Metropolitan Life for $1,050 unpaid under disability clauses from Winston-Salem highway incident.
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Asheboro
Archdale
A. R. Craven
Marvin Farlow
Gracie Chrisco
D. A. Chrisco
Craven
Farlow
Laura Murphy
John Murphy
Samuel Lampell
Winston-Salem
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Presiding Elder To Hold Quarterly Meet At Wesley Memorial
Rev. W. A. Newell presiding elder of the Greensboro district of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold the third and fourth quarterly conferences at Wesley Memorial church tomorrow evening at 7 o clock. At 7 45 o'clock there will be a meeting of the various teams of the church relative to the city wide membership campaign.
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W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Cow Proud of Triplets in Redmond Oregon
A jersey cow owned by G. A. Ginger in Redmond Oregon recently delivered triplet heifers. The farmer expressed pride in the rare birth, noting the three calves are expected to thrive with care. The event adds to local agricultural interest and highlights Jersey cattle for dairy farmers.
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Redmond
Ore
G. A. Ginger
Farquar Furnaces Service Co Advertises Sales and Service
Local ad promotes Farquar Furnaces as the top choice for sales and service. It notes healthy operation and availability through Farquar Furnace Service Co. in the area with specific emphasis on reliable heating equipment and installation.
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Farquar
Fargas Purnacervice
Parquar
Compan Farquar Furnnece Service Co
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N. A. Hepler
Wilson Motor Company
West Broao
Frederick R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Guilford Avenue
N. C
Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Teague
Johnston
Rotary Club
Quality Shoe Store Incorporated Today
Elm and
Y. W
Y.M.C. A
Fairview Road
Wood Boy
O’connor
Hamilton Florist
DR. F. C. Sharp
Schwartz Shoe Shop
North Main
Call and Delivery Service
Marfur
W. C. Flury
Ne’s Inc. Niture Res Wall Paperers Draperies
W. M. Barker
N. Main
Wesley Memorial
Ing
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
The
Commercial National Bank Vo. A
C. H. Ellis
West Broad Street
North Main Street
Schwab Tailoring CO
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