Supper Meet Tonight To Launch Y Drive
The Y M C A and Y W A campaign will open at 6 30 PM at First Methodist Protestant Church with over 200 in attendance. Mrs H A Millis and Paul Ingie chair the drive as J Wilson Smith of Charlotte attends as interstate Y M C A secretary and guest speaker Dr Zeno Wall will also speak. Following the supper workers will begin rounds and report progress at a second supper Tuesday. A cottage meeting for the Initial Gift committee is set for 1 15 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
Paul Ingie
J. Wilson Smith
Charlotte
Interstate Y. M. C
First Methodist Protestant Church
Zeno Wall
First Baptist Church of
Shelby
State Baptist Convention
J. Gurney Briggs
Charles W. McAnally
Democrats Meet Tonight To Select Fisher's Successor
High Point township Democratic executives gather to choose a new chair as L. J. Fisher moves to the county board of elections. Prominent candidates include Walter E. Crissman Charles W McAnally and Thomas J. Gold as the 8 pm meeting clashes with Y M C A campaign events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
High Point
L. J. Fisher
County Board of Elections
D. C. MacRae
Democratic
South Main Street
Walter E. Crissman
Charles W., McAnally
Thomas J. Gold
Negro Man Struck By Train Here
William LeGrand an employee of the Wrenn Columba furniture company was struck by train No 37 on the Southern railroad near the Wrenn Columbia plant shortly before 11 this morning. He lives at 901 East Washington street and was taken by Yow’s ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LeGrand
Wrenn-Columb'a Furniture Company
Southern Railroad
Wrenn- Columbia
East
Washington Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
American Legion To Meet Tuesday Night
Andrew Jackson post No 87 American Legion will hold a meeting at the Legion hall on Commerce Street Tuesday night at eight o clock announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Andrew Jackson Post
Legion Hall
Commerce Street
Patrolman Davis dismissed for alleged drinking
Patrolman John R. Davis of the local police force was dismissed for conduct unbecoming an officer after incidents reported work nights under the influence of liquor. J R Wilson and Cr W McCuiston found him intoxicated near Greensboro and brought him home. He allegedly reported to duty September 5 while intoxicated and had been on back leave since. Chief W G Friddle announced Davis is no longer connected with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Davis
W. G. Friddle
Davis
J. R. Wilson
Cr. W. McCuiston
Greensboro
Willowbrook Ereet
Haquer
Hquor
Friddie
Condo' Wer
Willis Attends National Dairy Industry Exposition Trio travels to Cleveland and Chicago
J R Willis manager of the High Point Creamery joins William Lukens and Ray Weaver of Clover Creamery to attend the National Dairy Industries Exposition in Cleveland and the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers sessions through Friday. They will then go to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition before returning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Willis
High Point Creamery
Roanoke
William Lukens
Clover Creamery Company
Ray Weaver
Radford
Cleveland
Ohio
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Chicago
Share Your Clothes drive masks High Point cold need
A High Point welfare report shows a needy family with six, nine, and ten year olds lacking proper clothing and shoes for winter. The city launches a one day Share Your Clothes campaign led by civic groups to collect wearable garments from residents for distribution to the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Hias
Pellagra
Welfare Department
High Point
Two Killed And Third Injured In Auto Crash
Three men from High Point were in a fatal crash three miles south of Kernersville on the High road yesterday afternoon around 2. The deceased are TJ P Tandaemitbk 88, an superintendent at Carolina Casket Company, and Leonard M. Oliver 35 of Hill Veneer Company. The third occupant J R Griffin is in critical condition at Guilford General hospital. Oliver was to marry Virginia Brower on October 20. The car struck a tree on a curve near Bunker Hill church. whiskey was found at the wreck. Funeral arrangements and survivor details follow for each victim with services set in High Point and Oakwood Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Kernersville
TJ P Tandaemitbk
Mvvmulmner
Fuyue
Carolina Casket Company
Leonard M
Pete) Oliver
Hill Veneer Company
J. R. Griffin
Guilford General Hospital
Oliver
Virginia Brower
Bunker Hill
Foeryth County Coronner
Greensboro
W. A. Gerner
Hopewell, Va
C. B. Lowdermilk
Ashe
Briggs Avenue
Leonard M. Oliver
Pete
Caswell County
Hattie Oliver
Nathaniel
Lawrence
Joe
Newman Oliver
Ruth Oliver
Penny Building Sold in Court Auction for 22000
The Penny Building a three story brick structure on North Main Washington sold this morning for 22000 under a court order. J P Rawley and R B Terry bid the final amount as American Land Company officiated with Penny Brothers as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
American Land Company
Penny Brothers
North Main Street
West Washington
National Bank
Poisoned Kidneys Relief Claim By Nightly Urination Pill
An advertisement-like item touts Haartem Ol Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder symptoms including frequent night urination backache and puffiness. It promises to flush poisons and acid from the kidneys with a 20 cent package.
Final Service Held For R. Julius Fouts
Funeral services for R Julius Fouts longtime resident near Thomasville were conducted at Emanuel Reformed church with pastors Kendall Shoffner A Q Leonard and J A Palmer officiating. Grandsons Marold Workman Willie Sechrest Hobart Lee Fouts Roy Fouts Carl Sechrest and Brown Fouts served as pallbearers. Burial followed at Emanuel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. Julius Fouts
Emnenuel Reformed Church
Kendall Shoffner
A. QO. Leonard
Lexington
J. A. Palmer
Heidelburg Reformed Church
Mesera
Marold Workman
Willie Sechrest
Hobart Lee Fouts
Roy Fouts
Carl Sechrest
Brown Fouts
D. R. Connell
Luther Clemmons
N. J. Miles
Emmanuel Cemetery
Mrs. Chamberlain Dies At Hospital Rites Planned
Mrs. Bessie Chamberlain wife of P A Chamberlain of Greensboro road died at a local hospital shortly after 7 am after a brief illness. Born March 18 1893 in Davidson county she was the daughter of the late J S and Amanda Bodenheimer. Survived by her husband three siblings and a daughter Dorothy Chamberlain. Rites at Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist church Wednesday at 10 am with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Chamberlain
P. A. Chamberlain
Greensboro
Chamberlain
Davidson County
J. S
Amanda Smith Bodenheimer
Dorothy Chamberlain
Franklin Wheeler
Eugene Wheeler
Vada Bodenheimer
Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church
William F. Jones dies after illness near Thomasville
William F. Jones of Route Two Thomasville dies at 8:30 AM after a period of illness. Survived by wife, his mother Mrs McCager Jones, eight children and eleven grandchildren with siblings in High Point Burlington Asheboro Albemarle. Funeral at Fairview Church Tuesday at 2:30 led by Rev John Cline with Rev T J Madison assisting. interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
William F. Jones
Route Two
McCager Jones
F. F. Hutchins
Lexington
Ira Jones
Randleman
J. C. Bates
High Point
L. R. Bodenheimer
Burlington
Talmadge
Bertha
Lewis
Claud Jones
Charles Jones
Eddie Jones
Walter King
Mollie Shirley
Asheboro
F. M. Bunting
Albemarle
Fairview Church
John Cline
T. J. Madison
Funeral held for Andrew Boulware in Chester DC
Funeral services for Andrew Boulware who died at his home on route three were held yesterday afternoon at the Southside Baptist Church in Chester DC with Rev. Fred Taplin officiating. The funeral party left the home early Sunday morning and the service occurred at twelve o'clock. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Several relatives of the deceased survive in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Andrew Boulware
Southside Baptist Church
Chester
D. C
Fred Taplin
Archdale M. E. Class To Sponsor Concert
The Stamps Melody Boys quartet will present a concert at Trinity High School Wednesday evening at 7 30 under Archdale M E Church and Woman's Bible class sponsorship. A small admission fee will be charged with proceeds aiding church work. The event invites a cordial public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamps
Melody Boys Quaret
Trinity High School
Andi“Lam
Woman's Bible Class
Archdale M. EB. Oleurs
Poincare Dies Quietly After Long Service as War Leader
France’s wartime president Raymond Poincare dies at home in Samaigny. Close aides Marcel Ribiere and M. Grigrnan present, with sister-in-law Mme Lucien Poincare, nurse, and Dr Baudin at his bedside. Burial requested near Nubecourt. He is remembered as savior of the franc with Clemenceau and as the last of France’s four great war chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Ribiere
M. Grigrnan
Mme
Lucien Poincare
Doctor Baudin
M. Ribbere
Andre Tardieu
Poincare
Nubecourt
Samaigny
Lorraine
Georges Clemenceau
Pariament
France
Foch
Joffre
Clemenceau
Viviant
Briand
Cailaux
Liberand
Merrue
Calllaux
Fun Night 10 Planned for Upholstery Workers
Upholsterers Union No. 27 hosts semi annual Fun Night at Central Labor Union hall on North Wrenn Street in High Point. Event includes music dance and entertainment by local dramatic group and buck and wing dancers. free for upholsterers and families with refreshments. Stations in town cut gasoline prices by half cent, Texaco Standard Gulf and Sinclair reduce to 20 1 2 cents for regular and 22 1 2 cents for high test. Dixie Vim station posts 19 cents for first grade gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Dixie Vim Zasoline
West Commerce and
Jacobs Streets
Texaco
Standard
Gulf
Sinclair
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Buck
Thomasville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Meeting on Checker Tournament at the Y M C A Tonight
A community meeting will be held at 7 30 tonight at the local Y M C A to discuss the forthcoming checker tournament. All interested groups are invited to send representatives to review rules and draw up the schedule.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Griffis
Cectl-Simpson Drug CO
Blue Bird Taxi
Madam Leon
Damax Rokes
Optometrist
He Main ST
Onnecrios
Friddle
Willis
Y.W.C.A
L. L. Lowdermilk
Old Home Bank
George T. Penny
Shea
Wm. F. Jones
Rchdale M. E. Class
Uesday
T. Howard
M. Gueth
Sec
Scholls
Commerce & S. Main
Aid
Chislers
ITV Shoe Shop
West Commerce
H. C. Patterson
North Main
High Point Savings & Trust
Shell Tire & Battery CO
N. Main St
Broad & Elm
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