Morgan And Fields Given Suspended Sentences In Mills Trespass Case
Howard Morgan and W C Fields, convicted of trespass over the Carolina Cotton and Woolen mills invasion on September 5, were sentenced to five months in county jail with execution suspended for up to three years. Judge Lewis E. Teague said the men could strike but may not trespass. Other cases, including an assault at Robbins Knitting and two Adams Mill workers charged with throwing water, were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Morgan
Fields
George Gurley
Two Union Meetings Planned at Central Labor Hall
A joint evening gathering will unite Amos Hosiery Mill workers and Silver-Knit mill workers at the Central Labor hall on North Wrenn street to discuss workplace concerns and solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Central Labor Hall
North
Wrenn Street
Postman R Rutherford Retires After 46 Years in Alnwick
Long serving letter carrier Postman R Rutherford ends a 46 year tenure in Alnwick England delivering mail to local households and businesses before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rutherford
Alnwick
England
Civic clubs plan vigorous chamber program at luncheon
City civic club presidents and secretaries met at the Elwood luncheon to hear I Paul Ingle's report on reviewing the Chamber of Commerce. T Wingate Andrews called High Point the Miracle City and lauded its hilltop rise. A joint meeting is set for November 8 at the Sheraton to present the plan to business and professional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Chamber of Commerce
I. Paul Ingle
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
R. A. McPheeters
Sheraton
North Carolina Unemployed League Proposes Welfare Reforms
The North Carolina Unemployed League declares abolition of the profit system and unemployment as goals and offers welfare reforms to Emergency Relief authorities. It urges keeping water on for the unemployed, reducing rent evictions, increasing relief, better clothing for children, improved medical care, work projects for slum clearance, and a welfare board with League representation. It also pledges cooperation with the ERA in improving relief administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Unemployed League
North Carolina
Blackwelder Moves Barbecue To English Street
Blackwelder's barbecue, long based on the Presbyterian church lot opposite the new post office, will relocate to a new home on English street at College. The move is to be completed by the end of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arran
Blackwelder
Presbyterian Church
English Street
College
Creomulsion Promoted as Quick Cough Relief
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for coughs offering quick relief and safety. It claims mild coughs may need less, but warns any cough could benefit and encourages readers to try the product with a money back guarantee.
May Be You Remember When High Point Events
A nostalgic look back at notable happenings in High Point. The brief recalls local moments and people from past decades, inviting readers to reminisce about events that shaped the town’s history.
Do You Remember High Point Old Timers Voices
Inquiring Reporter collects recollections from Cap Barbee and O E B Wilson about early High Point life. Figures recall old trains, Stage lines, Trinity College commencements, balloon launches, buttered ice cream suppers, and landmark buildings with names of shops and residents.
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Cap” Barbee
O. E B. Wilson
Salem Academy
South
High Point
Salem
Manuel Jarrell
Governor Vance
Old Trinity College
Broadway Tabernacle Church Pickets During Sunday Service
Broadway Tabernacle Congregational Church faced a picket line as unemployed veteran Harry Frogel and family faced eviction over $80 in back rent. Pastor Allan Knight Chalmers described the incident as a chastening experience and a truce was arranged with Bio-Tab Corp. directors after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway Tabernacle Congregational Church
Broadway Tabernacle Church
Bro-Tab Realty Corporation
Elder Avenue
Bronx
Allan Knight Chalmers
Mark R. MacDonnell
Bio-Tab Corporation
Harry Frogel
MacDonnell
Frogel
Peacock Class Hears Major Bruce Craven
The Wesley Memorial Church Peacock Bible class heard Major Bruce Craven teach on Greater love hath no man than this where a man lays down his life for his friends. He drew on Dickens Tale of Two Cities and urged service as life's meaning. New class leaders aim to attract 200 attendees next Sunday for Craven's talk on Why People Don't Believe the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Bruce Craven
Dickens
Two Cities
Sidney Carton
R. C. Boyce
Tom Kearns
James B. Lovelace
Craven
Evans Named Special Investigator for Textile Labor Board
Local attorney W Ney Evans was appointed as a special investigator for the Textile Labor Board chaired by Chief Justice W P Stacy. Evans will be called as needed to gather facts on matters in controversy to help resolve disputes and restore industry peace, with investigations likely conducted outside the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ney Evans
Textile Labor Board
W. P. Stacy
Evans
Teague Imposes Road Sentences In Several Cases
John Piner, 37, convicted in municipal court of an assault upon a female and sentenced to 12 months in county jail with road work. Several others faced charges including drunken driving, larceny, possession, and prohibition violations with varied penalties and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Southside Baptist church holds all day service
An all day singing and special addresses marked the reopening of the remodeled Southside Baptist church. Clarence A. Smith Thomas Turner Jr and others spoke. Dinner was served on the grounds. The church now seats about 100 more. A revival begins tonight under Rev A A Lockee with services at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Church
Clarence A. Smith
Piedmont Baptist Association
Thomas Turner, Jr
T. Bule
W. E. Hendrix
Mr. Bradshaw
Ben McDowell
H. C. Benson
A. M. Garren
G. L. Liner
B. E. Chandler
A. A. Lockee
Cremation of the peer at Golders Green follows quiet funeral
Report notes no mourning attire by Sir Nigel Playfair’s relatives or friends at cremation in Golders Green, England, as attendants observed a restrained, low key service for the late peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigel Playfair
Peeewe
Golders Green
Engn
Attendance at League games in England tops 750000
Attendance at League football matches across England this season is estimated at 750000, reflecting strong interest in the competition and indicating healthy crowds at venues nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves in Three Minutes
An advertisement promotes “B. C.” as a fast and gentle tonic for headaches and nervous distress. It claims muscular ache relief, cold reduction, fever control, and tranquilizing effects without opiates or narcotics, highlighting multiple ingredients and pleasant taste.
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B. C
Get “B
Oy Ok
Eee Mae
Telegraph firm named defendant in death telegram suit
Susan Bowden of Asheboro sues Western Union Telegraph Company for 2999 dollars alleging delay in delivering a telegram notifying the death of her son Hurley Bowden from Goldsboro hospital. The complaint claims failure to promptly transmit the message caused burial in a pauper’s grave and aggravated mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bowden
Asheboro
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hurley Bowden
State Hospital
Goldsboro
Heirs file suit for four thousand four hundred thirty dollars
Baker F Warner and others sue Emma J Warner administratrix of Z F Warner estate seeking 4430.26 claiming she withdrew 652.26 from a bank 1225 automobile 1913 from ea lot 600 cash and 2000 note proceeds used posthumously. Plaintiffs are heirs of the estate and seek recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker F. Warner
Pa P. Warner
Lloyd H. Warner
Dorothy P. Warner
Emma J. Warner
Z. F. Warner
Warner
First National Bank
Martinsville
Judge Arrested In Shooting Of Partner In Thomasville
Judge Roscoe Luke of the Thomasville city court and former state appeals judge was arrested on a murder warrant for Oscar Groover. Groover, shot in front of Luke’s office as he tried to enter a car, died after a shotgun blast. Luke claimed the shooting was accidental and a commitment hearing was set for 2 p.m.
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Thomasville
Roscoe Luke
State Court of Appeals
Oscar Groover
Luke
Gordon Davis
H. F. Groover
Groover
Judge Luke
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