Welborn Awarded $100 in Civil Suit over Auto Crash
Welborn was awarded $100 in a High Point court for damages from a 事故 at Centennial and East Lexington avenues. He sought $7,000, claiming car damages of $10 and personal damages of $10. Ben Gray, by his next friend Will Gray, received $200 for a hand injury from operating a saw at the W B Gaddy Wood Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Welborn
J. M. Goldston
High Point
Lew BE. Teague
Welborn
Centennial
East Lexington Avenues
Ben Gray
Will Gray
W. B. Gaddy Wood Yard
Homecoming Service At Ward Street M E Church
Ward Street M E Church will observe Homecoming Day Sunday with Rev J W Grace delivering the 11 o clock message. Following the sermon, dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Church
Ward Street
M. E. Church
J. W. Grace
Memorial Service at Church for Deceased Members
A memorial service will be held on the grounds at 12 30. A memorial service for deceased church members follows at 1 30 with Rev John R Church general evangelist delivering the sermon. Former members receive special invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Church
Bible Class Rally At First Baptist Church Friday
The Farris Bible class of the First Baptist church will hold a rally Friday night at 7:30 in the class room. All class members and men of the congregation are invited. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Rally Of Liberal Democrats To Hold On Wednesday
A four county Liberal Democrats rally will be staged at the Guilford county courthouse in Greensboro next Wednesday night at 730. Dr Ralph W McDonald will deliver the feature address with talks by Dr W O House Taiboro and T G Crawford Clay county. The event aims to attract Liberals from Alamance Randolph Guilford and Forsyth and kick off a regional drive for membership. Rowan Liberals reported a successful rally in Salisbury with officers aiming to enroll 100000 members by January 1.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Greensboro
Ralph W. McDonald
W. O. House
Taiboro
T. G. Crawford
Clay County
Alamance
Dolph
Guilford
Forsyth
Rowan
Chase Idol Jr Heads to New York for Business Trip
Chase Idol Jr representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York will depart this afternoon for New York City on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Idol, Jr
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
New York City
Large number of new sects identified yearly
About 15 000 new sects are discovered each year, reflecting ongoing diversification in religious or ideological movements. Researchers note rapid emergence amid social change and global connectivity, underscoring the need for careful classification and study of these groups.
Honor Roll grows as firms join Community Chest effort
High Point workers push campaign to include every city resident. The Honor Roll lists Mann No 2 Drug Store, H Kress & Co, Security National Bank, Betty Lou Shoppe, La France Textile, Fit-Back Novelty, High Point Savings & Trust, Wagner’s Jewelry, Simmons Co Sam Strickland, Parise Veneer, C B Kearns Furniture, Ingram, Elm Street Grocery, Crown Hosiery, Atlantic Ins and Realty, Bargain Furniture, Central Stone Works, Mann Drug No 1, J C Penney, McLellan Stores, Ruby’s, Briggs Manufacturing Public Works, and many more firms and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Chest
Mann No. 2
H. Kress & Co
Security National Bank
Betty Lou Shoppe la France Textile Co
Fit-Back Novelty Co
High Point Savings & Trust
Wagner’s Jewelry Co
Simmons Co
Sam Strickland
High Point Overall Co
Parise Veneer Co
C. B. Kearns Furniture Co
Ingram Furniture Co
Edgar Snyder Printing Co
Elm Street Grocery
Crown Hosiery
Atlantic Ins. & Realty Co
Bargain Furniture Co
Central Stone Works
Mann Drug No
J. C. Penney Co
McLellan
Ruby's Inc
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Dept. Public Works
Commercial Ins. & Investment Company
Lindale Dairy Corp
Highland Motors
Lyon Mercantile Agency
Beeson Hardware Co
Kvonts-White Realty
National Realty
High Point Lunch
McEwen Lumber
High Point Furniture Co
National Food
Silane Hosiery Co
Marlowe VanLoan Corp
Union Furniture Co
Thomas Hosiery Mille
Mrs. Collier Bills Co
Health Survey In Randolph County Schools
The Randolph county health department conducted a survey of county schools to assess vaccination against smallpox and diphtheria. Dr George Sumner warns that unrecognized cases could trigger an epidemic, noting historical case counts in the county and state. In the past month the county reported three diphtheria cases, three malaria cases, two scarlet fever cases, and one typhoid case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County Health Department
George Sumner
Randolph County
Farlow Named New Member of College Staff
J. Ralto Farlow, formerly in the accounting department at Wachovia Bank and Trust, becomes a High Point college faculty member. He will teach accounting and other commercial subjects after earning a bachelor of science in commerce from the University of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ralto Farlow
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point College
Mr. Farlow
University of North Carolina
Faith Fowler Hurt When Window Falls
Faith Fowler of Kivett Drive was injured yesterday afternoon when a propped window fell on his head, severing an artery. He was taken to Burrus Memorial Hospital by Sechrest’s ambulance during an accident at Mrs. George Campbell’s Hillcrest Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Fowler
Kivett Drive
Mr. Fowler
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sechrest
George Campbell
Hillcrest Drive
Pedestrian Dies After Bus Collision in Stanley
Conrad G. Smith, 77, of Stanley was struck by a passenger bus driven by R H Thomas around 9 am. Coroner L E B Kincaid ordered an inquest for noon. Mr. Smith was walking at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Conrad G. R
R. H. Thomas
L. EB. Kincaid
Deer
Tremendous Decrease Shown In Fire Loss In This City
The High Point fire loss for the quarter ending September 30 declined 66 2-3 percent from 1935 while alarms rose from 48 to 56. Last quarter's total loss was 3940 with 3040 on buildings and 900 on contents. September alone saw 305 in losses. Eight alarms came from boxes and 12 by telephone. causes included physical, personal, occupational hazards, and a wooden roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Ingram
Elks Meet Tonight at West Broad Street Lodge
High Point Lodge B P O E will hold a meeting at the Elk's home on West Broad Street followed by a social hour. Cleve Durham of 107 East Howell Street reportedly could not drive without gas, but someone else filled his need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lodge
Elk’s
West Broad Street
Cleve Durham
East
Howell Street
Bicycle Stolen From Joe Counts Reported
A bicycle was reported stolen last night from Joe Counts with the incident occurring sometime yesterday.
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Joe Counts
First Presbyterian Sunday School Meeting Postponed
The workers conference meet ing of the First Presbyterian Sunday school is postponed to Friday evening October 16 at 6 30 due to conflicts with existing church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Railroad brakeman seriously hurt in freight yard accident
William Gamble a brakeman on the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad remained in serious condition at City Memorial hospital Thomasville after being caught between two freight cars in a brick yard between High Point and Thomasville late yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gamble
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
City Memorial Hospital
Mill Returns to Double Shift as Strike Unfolds
Monarch mill begins double shift after month long walkout. 581 of 756 textile workers back on the job as guards note notices to about 25 strikers to vacate company housing. Governor Johnston poised to withdraw militia within 12 hours. troops not used to back sheriffs in the strike zone.
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Olin Johnston
Columbia
Asheboro Legion Installs New Commander and Officers
J. R. Hammond of Farmer is installed as commander succeeding Roland Briles at Dixon post 45 in Asheboro. New officers include vice commanders Ralph Whatley Emory Walker and J C C Benter adjutant B M Watson finances officer J H Councilman and others listed to serve in various roles. A committee was formed to coordinate with the Legion Auxiliary and plan the November 11 banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. R. Hammond
Farmer
Roland Briles
Dixon Post 45
American Legion
Logoin Hall
Ralph Whatley
Utah
Emory Walker
J. C C. Benter
B. M. Watson
J. H. Councilman
W. H. Grimes
H. M. Hannah
L. C. Frazier
R. T. Lloyd
Dr. J. C. Crutchfield
R. F. Routh
T. C. Lisk
A. L Ferree
Co. D. Alexander
A. R. Burkhead
Fred Kearns
Bob Bunch
A. B E. Presnell
Sons of the Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Nature’s Ultra Viruses Crowded in Tiny Square Inch
A science brief notes that over 60 trillion ultra viruses, among nature’s smallest living organisms, can occupy a single square inch. The finding highlights the remarkable scale of microscopic life and its potential impact on health and disease understanding.
Labor Officials Predict Roosevelt Victory Across States
North Carolina Labor Commissioner A L Pletcher reports 34 state officials at the 22nd convention in Topeka favor Roosevelt. They say labor voters district wide will back Roosevelt, with Illinois and Missouri advocates predicting large Roosevelt margins. A Topeka newspaper poll shows Landon narrowly ahead in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
International Association of Governmental Labor
Topeka
Kans
Roosevelt
A. L. Pletcher
North Carolina
Kansas
Fletcher
Labor Durkin
Illinois
Missouri
Middle West
Iowa
Sconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Landon
Prices Drop On Virginia Marts
Virginia auction centers saw further declines in bright tobacco price averages as farmers offered more inferior grades. Warehousemen called the drop a readjustment after record sales at opening of the 11 flue cured markets. Danville led with poorer tobaccos. some growers offered lower quality stock. Prices ranged 5 to 25 cents per pound as South Boston and South Hill warehouses prepared for today’s sales.
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Richmond
Virginia
Danville
South Boston
South Hill
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BIBLE
Liberal Democrats
Randolph
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Community Chest
Farlow
South Carolina Mill
Asheboro Legion
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
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