Woman hurled from car in wild chase through Thomasville
A dramatic high speed chase ended with a young woman thrown from a speeding car and both vehicles wrecked on North Hamilton street. Lyda Northcott of 811 Granby Street, hospitalized with injuries not deemed serious, while Murial McKinney identified two youths as John Hawkins of English Street and Badgett Prevette of High Point as suspects. Warrants accuse them of reckless driving speed and assault with a deadly weapon as officers pursue arrest.
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Thomasville
Hamilton Street
Shirley
Lyda Northcott
Granby Street
City Memorial Hospital
Murial McKinney
T. J. York
John Hawkins
English Street
Badgett Prevette
High Point
York
Highway 19
Cardus Promises Restored Health for Women Readers
The advertisement claims Cardus helps women regain health and overcome painful times. It states women recovering from illness or general debility see great benefit and urges those feeling weak or monthly suffering to try Cardus for a reasonable period. sold at drug stores.
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Cardus
Liquor Unearthed After Bootlegging Feud Sparks Warrants
A bootlegging feud between rival interests led to four warrants for John Beech and one for Linda Coz. Police received details of liquor stored at Beech’s property near the Highland trestle. Officer J E Hall retrieved four half gallon jars of liquor from a banked area. the liquid was discarded.
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John Beech
Linda Coz
Cox
Beech
J. E. Hall
Highland Trestle
Special Meeting Of Numa F Reid Lodge Masters Degree
Master Masons invited to a special meeting of Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M Monday at 7 30 pm The lodge will confer the Master Mason Degree All members urged to attend visiting Master Masons welcome BK T GREGORY W M CC M GUETH Secty
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
BK. T. Gregory
W. M. Cc
M. Gueth
Sect
Ferrell Brothers Escape Injury After Highway Crash
Wesley Ferrell the Cleveland Indians pitcher and his younger brother Marvin narrowly escaped serious injury when Marvin drove a car that crashed into a bank by Five Points. Marvin Ferrell was arrested for operating a car while intoxicated and released on bond, joined by John Robinson of Guilford College who was also arrested and later freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland
John Robinson
Guilford College
Ferrells
Mrs Kesler Injured When Car Is Struck on Highway
Mrs N C Kesler of 1604 Ward street and her nine year old brother Lawrence Byrum sustained slight injuries when their Chevrolet was struck by a car driven by Mr Owens of Ward street about 6 PM on the Thomasville highway. Byrum was thrown into a yard and suffered bruises and scratches while Kesler who recently moved from Goldsboro also was hurt though not seriously. Owens’s car turned over and both vehicles were damaged. Sechrest’s ambulance went to the scene but all injured were taken home in private cars.
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N. C. Kesler
Ward Street
Lawence Byrum
Kesler
Thomasville
Owens
Mra. Kesler
Sechrest
Bar Association Meeting Sets Civil Court Calendar
The High Point Bar association meets Tuesday at 2 30 in the municipal courtroom to fix the calendar for the November 3 term of civil court.
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High Point Bar Association
Welfare Group Convenes Here Tomorrow Morning
The Northwestern District Welfare Conference gathers at First Methodist Protestant church at 10 o clock with over 100 attendees including prominent officials. Chairman For rest H Shuford predicts a highly successful event under the theme The Challenge of Hard Times with speaker John Bradway detailing Juvenile Court problems and Prof Albert Coates on Social Work and Law Enforcing Agencies. Luncheon follows at 12 25 and attendees are urged to notify Shuford to aid preparations.
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Northwestern District Welfare Conference
First Methodist Protestant Church
Wmieut
Édouetiine
Bradway
Philadelphia Legal Aid Clinic
National Association of Legal Aid Organizations
University of Southern California
Albert Coates
University of North Carolina
Coates
Welfare Institute
Chapel
Juvenile Court Commission
W. B. Waddill
North Carolina Social Service Conference
T. F. Bulla
Randolph County
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point City
Ben Moore
Junior Service League
Police Round Up Trio Of Confessed Robbers
Police arrested Reuben Bryant 19 and Russell McIntyre 17 after tying them to a series of breakings including the West End Service Station robbery. Henry Boyd 18 and other suspects were also detained as officers linked fingerprints to Kester Machine Works and Lexington Grocery and other incidents. Additional arrests are expected as the ring is probed.
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Lewis B. Teague
Superior Court
Reuben Bryant
Elm Street
Russell McIntyre
Richardson Street
Bryant
W. Horne
West End
Kester Machine Works
High Point
Heavy docket in municipal court in Cleveland
A four hour session before Judge Lewis E. Teague handled a heavy docket led by Marvin Ferrell who paid 50 dollars and costs for operating a car while intoxicated after a Five Points crash involving John Roberson and Wes Ferrell. Roberson was fined 20 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Remaining cases included drunkenness, assaults, prostitution, non support, and several driving while intoxicated charges with various penalties and suspensions.
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Marvin Ferrell
Wesley Ferrell
St. Louis Cardinals
Lewis E. Teague
Ferrell
John Roberson
Wes Ferrell
Roberson
Cleveland Burler
Teague
Henry Walker
Linda Cox
John Cheek
Harvey Riban
Bill
W. W. Wisner
B. Lawrence
Grace Williams
O. H. Parrish
Fairbanks Holmes
Mary F. Williams
Herb Kearns
Buddie Little
Leroy Brown
John Franklin Queen
A. Deamarco
David Gant
A. B. Byrd
Coats
J. C. Wagner
R. H. Sykes
John Elliott
Samuel Anderson
Jim Hunt
Frank Starns
J. L. Trivett
Jack Rivers
Richard Lewis
Mary E. Asheworth
Connie Melton
R. L. Clark
A. W. Carter
P. HE
Allen
I. R. Yarborough
John C
Fox Sighted At City Golf Course On Number Eight
A sly fox was seen loitering near the number eight green by city golf course superintendent Mac McCain and attendant Jack Lewis. The animal allowed proximity of about 25 feet and appeared at ease, with McCain hoping it remains unfrightened and possibly becomes tame.
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Green
Mac” McCain
Jack Lewis
McCain
Dismissals and Charges From Local Court Actions
Yates violated prohibition law and was dismissed. Frank Youngblood faced reckless driving with costs and ordered to pay damages to another car. Carl Kiser pleaded guilty to speeding and was taxed with the costs. W. M. Hall violated prohibition law with $15 and costs. For traffic ordinances, the following paid half the costs: E. C. Criddlebaugh W. H. Rowdon C. H. Meredith L. F. Cassell Madie George J. P. Rawley M. T. Davis L. R. Stewart Willie Foster J. B. Deaton R. N. Mann Clayton Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Davis
L. R. Stewart
Willie Foster
J. B. Deaton
R. N. Mann, and
Clayton Lawrence
Guilford College Trustees Reelect Leaders At October Session
Elwood Cox of Guilford City was reelected chairman of the board of trustees, serving over 25 years. David White of Greensboro was reelected secretary, and William E. Blair will serve a six year term alongside Robert Frazier succeeding his father Cyrus Frazier. The meeting included alumni and faculty representatives and discussed alumni work expansion. Enrollment reached 300 for the first semester with 296 attending after four withdrawals. The college hosts students from 14 states and two foreign countries, with 32 percent of enrollees from the Society of Friends and 12 denominations represented.
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Elwood Cox
Guilford College
Cox
David White
Greensboro
William E. Blair
Robert Frazier
Cyrus Frasier
Clara I. Cox
Binford
Guilford
North Carolina
Society of Friends
Milner
Carlyle Shepard
Th Department of Education and Psychology
Samuel I. Haworth
Man Advertises Self For Sale In Los Angeles
James Walker, unemployed and $100 in debt, offers his services for one year. He lists experience as a chauffeur, gardener, and bookkeeper in a bold public notice from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
James Walker
Walker
Two Pickett Girls Died From Arsenic Poisoning
Elizabeth Pickett a 10 year old Lexington girl died in May and her sister Virginia died September 16 from arsenic poisoning. Coroner R W Yokeley said state health authorities found arsenic in the organs after exhumations prompted by the family and authorities. No charges filed yet. sheriff, coroner and solicitor plan to meet to map murder charges.
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Elizabeth Pickett
Lexington
Virginia
R. W. Yokeley
Thomasville
Enterprise
J. A. Leonard
Yokeley
George A. Younce
Virginia Pickett
Kruschen Salts Advert Claim From St Louis Woman
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad promotes half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Mann Drug Co
America
Adv
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Brinson and Robbins Foot
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J. E. Black
North Main Street
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DR. Walkup
McCann
GEO. G. Scott & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Charlotte, N
H. Bass
N. C
Master Masons
O'Connor Flower Shop
Hamilton Florist
English St
Schwartz Shoe Shop
Martin Furay
Bugs W.W. C. Flory
E’S_ INC
W. M. Barker
N. Main
Thomasville Road
Methodist Protestant Church
Henry Boyd
Laeonard Street
Lexington Grocery Company
McIntyre
Robbe
West Broad
Standard Oil
J. C. Welch Motor Co
South Wrenn
W. H. Culler
VESTA
C. B. Mitchell
Goe
Elwood Cafe
Seedman
Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
Klanderman
P. A
Pickett
Ing
Raleigh
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
The
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J. Idol
Vice-Pres. & Treas. Cc
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Sec'y
National Market CO
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