Shuping Likely as National Committeeman in N C
Greensboro attorney C L Shuping is expected to be named national Democratic committeeman, succeeding former Gov C Max Gardner, with state leaders ready to elect him at the upcoming meeting. Reynolds urged delaying the choice until after the prohibition referendum and possibly January, noting no candidate has been declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Shuping
Greensboro
National Democratic
Shuping
North Carolina
J. W. Bailey
Raleigh
Bailey
Guilford County
Democratic Committee
Herbert Hoover
F. M. Simmons
Guilford
Mr. Shuping
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
National Committee
United States
James A. Farley
Washington
Reynolds
Reynols
Democratic Party of
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Winborne
C. Max Gardner
False arrest suit seeks six thousand dollars damages
C. H. Fulp sues C. C. Covington in municipal court claiming false arrest on October 10 harmed his credit and reputation, costing 2,500 in damage and 20 in legal fees with 2,500 in punitive dues. The complaint alleges malice and intent to embarrass. A second case filed yesterday involves Belle Black Foust against FE. R. Black and H. H. Koontz trustee over foreclosure of an icebox and meat box where she holds a chattel mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Fulp
C. C. Covington
Jamestown Township
Belle Black Foust
FE. R. Black
H. H. Koontz
V. F. W. Auxiliary to Hold Its Election Monday Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of High Point post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars meets at the East Washington street hall Monday at 8 pm for its annual officer election. President Mrs. J W Mc Mahon urges all members to attend.
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Ladies Auxiliary
High Point
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
The
Germany uses mile long photo electric rays on border
Photo electric rays stretch a mile to guard the German border against smugglers. An alarm sounds if a person or automobile crosses the line.
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Germany
Quote on public service independence sparks debate
A quoted remark states one should not be a henchman or lieutenant of any man who holds public office today by gift of the party. The line suggests calls for political independence and integrity in governance.
High Point Lags in Per Pupil Expenditures
High Point ranked 64th among 66 U.S. cities for school spending per pupil in 1932-33 at 43.67 dollars, dropping to about 20 dollars this year. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews told the North Western District of Parents and Teachers that education is the business of the state, community, and parents.
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United States
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
North Western District
Andrews
J. J. DeFrain
Pontiac
Mich
George H. Turner Jr. taken by death
George H. Turner Jr died at his parents home 522 Walnut Street after a bone illness and pneumonia. Born March 14 1933 in High Point he was the son of G H Turner and Stella Mac Eury Turner. Surviving are his parents and grandparents R F Eury and L J Turner. Funeral at 3 from Green Street Baptist with Rev George T Tunstall, oakwood cemetery interment.
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George Howell, Turner, I Jr
Walnut Street
High Point
G. H
Stella Mac Eury Turner
R. F. Eury
L. J. Turner
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Spotlight on First Mid Season Showings for Blue Eagle
Unusual interest surrounds the Blue Eagle mid season furniture market opening October 30 and running through November 4. Manufacturers bring new lines as the furniture industry tests the impact of the Reemployment Agreement and curtailment of hours. The event, first of fall wholesale markets, aims to draw buyers from a wide area while not delaying the January market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eagle
New York
Chicago
Jamestown
Grand Rapids
Paul W. Casey
I W A plans a week of meetings and events
The Industrial Workers Association urges members and nonmembers to attend a series of meetings this week. Topics cover wood workers boarders Denny Roll and Panel Myrtle Desk knitters loopers inspectors finishing room workers textile workers and related entertaining programs at the I W A hall with start times from 3 to 7:30 PM and Saturday 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers Association
I. W. A. Hall
D. . Bradley
I. A
Denny Roll and Panel Company
Myrtle Desk Company
Bradley
Court of Honor Set For Monday by Local Scout Council
The October Court of Honor for the High Point district Scouts will meet Monday night at Wesley Memorial Church. Scouts ready for awards must report for examination between 3 30 and 5 p m Monday. Attendance of parents is invited as many awards will be given. Uniforms required. Committee includes C B Dittendale F L Porter Arthur Kirkman and G B Daniel.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Scout Executive
Court of Honor Committee
C. B. Dittendale
F. L. Porter
Arthur Kirkman
G. B. Daniel
Black Seeks Reprieve By Appeal In Death Penalty Case
R B Black sentenced to die Thursday for a Taylorsville bank holdup slaying seeks a stay via an appeal to the state supreme court. Mike Stephenson faces execution Thursday unless Governor grants reprieve. Friends expect a new trial but await court action as local observers plan to witness the event. Black claims incompetent testimony linked him to prior robberies and denies ties to accomplices already sought by authorities.
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R.B. Black
Taylorsville
State Supreme Court
Mike Stefanson
High Point
Black
Raleigh
Eugene Trivette
North Wilkesboro
T. C. Barnes
Dennis G. Brummitt
H. H. Honeycutt
Ebringhaus
B. G. Green
Lester Green
School Enrolment In High Point Tops Last Year
Enrollment in High Point city schools for the first month of the new school year totals 8,205 pupils, 141 more than the same period last year. Average attendance is 7,898, up from 7,769. White elementary at 5,383 and Negro elementary at 1,305 show rises. High Point High School has 1,218 pupils, up 14, and Junior High 1,235, up from 1,127. Declines occur at Johnson Street, Elm Street, Brentwood, Cloverdale, Ada Blair, and Oak Hill.
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High Point City
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Brentwood
Cloverdale
Ada Blair
Oak Hill
Wa Johnson
Ray
Emma Blair
Entary
W. Elem
Fairview
Wm. Penn High
District Luther League Convenes Conference Here
The Eastern District of the Luther League of North Carolina meets at Emmanuel Lutheran Church for its semi annual conference with president George D. Lentz presiding. The program emphasizes education missions and life service with scheduled addresses by Catherine Stirewall Irene Sox and Joe Moretz.
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Luther League of North Carolina
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
George D. Lentz
F. L. Conrad
Owen Ritchie
Ann Lanier
Earl Stryker
Catherine Stirewall
Lincolnton
Irene Sox
Hickory
Joe Moretz
Lentz
Virginia Conrad
Lola Hill
Miss Ruth Welch Laid to Rest at Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Ruth Welch were held at her home and officiated by Rev. Roy I. Farmer and Dr. Geo R. Brown. A quartet sang while Beulah Moton played piano. Pallbearers included Lester Teague W R Kester Dr T M Stanton and others. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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Ruth Welch
North Main Street
Roy I. Farmer
M. P
Geo. R. Brown
Reidsville
Miss Welch
J. H. Allred
Whitesell
Dan W. Smith
Clarence Schultheiss
Misa Beulah Moton
Lester Teague
W. R. Kester
G W Jennings Dies At Greensboro Home
G W Jennings aged 54, brother of J H Jennings of this city, died Saturday at 11 am at his Greensboro home after several days illness. He was chief machinist in the automotive division of the Southern Public Utilities at Greensboro. Survived by wife a daughter in New London Connecticut and a son in Greensboro.
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G. W.jennings
J. H. Jennings
Greensboro
Mr. Jennings
Southern Public Utilities
New London
J. B. Crutchfield Earns Tau Beta Pi Honor
J B Crutchfield son of Mr and Mrs J H Crutchfield of 829 North Main Street was tapped for membership in Tau Beta Pi national engineering honor fraternity at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill He is a junior at the university Selection requires ranking in the upper eighth of the class plus high character leadership and appearance ratings.
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J. B. Crutchfield
J. H. Crutchfield
North Main Street
Tau Beta Pi
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Crutchfield
Joint Y Drive Opens With Dinner Monday
High Point mobilizes 187 workers for a joint Y M C A and Y W C A budget campaign led by Dr W H Frazier of Queens College with a dinner at Friends church annex Monday at 630 pm. The drive aims to raise 16000 for next year and continues with meetings Tuesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frazier
High Point
Friends Church
Queens-Chicara College
Charlotte
Friends Church Annex
J. Ed Millis
R. T. Amos
R. B. Parker
A. H. Holton
Joe Hoffman
W. H. Hill
G. F. Jones
C. T. Ingram
Roy
Negress Dives From Second Story But Escape Short Lived
Atlanta penland a fast stepping colored girl flees from a Washington Terrace home after diving from a second story window. Police chase results in the capture of Charles McNair on a charge of occupying a room for immoral purposes and the arrest of Atlanta on a like charge after a three o clock Saturday pursuit by officers.
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Atlanta
Penland
Washington Terrace
Charles McNair
Plans Made for Temperance Rally Tonight at Junior High
Jake F. Newell of Charlotte the Republican candidate for senator last year and Cale K. Burgess Raleigh head the United Dry Forces will address a temperance rally at the Junior high school auditorium tonight at 7 30 o clock under the auspices of city dry forces. City leaders expect a capacity audience as many churches suspend evening services for attendance. J Allen Austin will preside. The meeting will announce precinct committees for anti repeat work and future rally setup.
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Jake F. Newell
Cale K. Burgess
Charlotte
Raleigh
United Dty Forces
State Department of the American Legion
Diry
J. Allen Austin
Newell
Burgess
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Municipal Court Civil Term Opens Busy Two Weeks
The October term of the municipal court begins a two week session with a Beeson Hardware vs Dr F R Taylor 510 judgment reversal after a prior verdict in favor. Jurors for the second week are listed and motions will be heard on Saturday. Separate case involves B M Hayworth vs Andrews Cooper Lumber for a $1000 cashier's check.
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Beeson Hardware Company
F. R. Taylor
M. W. Nash
Commercial National Bank
Nash
Beeson Hardware
A. M. Stack
Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
B. M. Hayworth
Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company
State Supreme Court
T. H. Harper
J. C. Welch
Tandy Bundy
Marion Hipps
C. J. Johnson
C. G. Patterson
8. V. Farner
C. H. Hill
J. B. Lewis
John Allred
Ernest L. Bennett
T. Steed
J. F. Halton
M. A. Lewallen
Clyde B
Registrations at Local Exchange Friday and Saturday
Fourteen people registered at the Community Exchange telephone 10234 this week. A white woman seeks housekeeping or maternity nursing for wages, a white man seeks work for clothes or provisions, another man negotiates on farm shares or wages, and others offer exchanges for sewing machines, laundry heaters, or cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
Junior Order Names Three Delegates To District Gathering
Guilford Council No. 23 Jr O U A M elected J H Jennings R G Callicott and W T Anderson as delegates to a district meeting at the National Orphans Home in Lexington on Saturday October 28 Three districts will meet jointly with the state councillor to speak in the afternoon and three degree teams to present first second and third initiatory degrees that evening J J May and F G Surratt were reinstated New members Irvin D Weaver Marvin B Smith Mayfield S Ferguson and G P Ball were received D A Neese presided and W T Anderson led devotion
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Guilford Council No. 23
Jr. O
J. H. Jennings
R. G. Callicott
W. T. Anderson
National Orphans Home
Lexington
J. J. May
F. G. Surratt
Irvin D. Weaver
Marvin B. Smith
Mayfield S. Ferguson
G. P. Ball
D. A. Neese
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Gardner
Josiah William Bailey
High Point Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
Senator Bailey
V. F. W. Auxiliary
George H. Turner, Jr
Southern Furniture Market
IW. A
Stefanson
Taylorsville Bank
District Luther League
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
G. W. Jennings
M. C. Aun
Central Friends Church
Negress
Muicipal
A.J. Koonce
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