Guilford Jurors Summoned For Two High Point Weeks
Guilford County sheriff orders jurors summoned for two High Point Municipal Court terms beginning November 15 and November 22. The lists include R M Hodgin, E P Osborne, Fred Younts, G A Greenway, J O Whittington, Otis Gurley, D F Topp, R F Gaither, W T Aldridge,George T Wright, J E Ward, H L Ellis, and many others with addresses across Guilford and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
High Point
R. M. Hodgin
E. P. Osborne
Centenial
Fred Younts
North Main
G. A. Greenway
Archdale Road
A. UL. Croker
J. O. Whittington
Harmon
R. W. Seward
Otis Gurley
D. F. Topp
Russell
R. F. Gaither
South Hamilton
W. T. Alrdige
Hill
George T. Wright
East Green
J. E. Ward
H. L. Ellis
C. BE. Ridge
Willowbrook
A.J. McArthur
Ridgecrest
M. S&s
Mont- Meu
R. W. Sowers
Woodrow
R. C. Soyar
Gatewood
Joseph Edwards
R. A. Wheeler
Lindsay
N . Alfred
East Washington
Dee Smith
J. H. Elliott
W. E. Key
Walter R. Kester
West Broad
R. E. Snow
Woodbrook
Addison P. Smith
Vail
W. W. Dickerson
M. WL. Fletcher
Magnolia
A. R. Peace
Vine
Zeb Rhodes
Wesley Place
New Furniture and Drapery Firm Opens in High Point
E. and Lovelace and W. C. Flury return from New York with samples for a new firm to be named Lovelace and Flury located in the Gant Building on North Main street. The partners bring years of decorating and sales experience and will specialize in draperies loose covers and interiors for homes offices hotels and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flury
High Point
Brown Decorating Co
Atlanta
Local Residents Listed in City Box and Address Directory
Readable fragment lists individuals and street addresses including Ed Hicks at Box 76 Los Angeles and A Y Allred at 623 Park, plus R J Spearman Hamilton and T M Spry at 1611 Granby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hicks
City
L. A. Spaugh
Tate
A. Y. Allred
Park
R. J. Spearman
Hamilton
W. C. Robertson
North
T. M.spry
Granby
J. R. Sparks
Woodberry
T. A. Spencer
Bencini
Prohibition Law Violators Lead Court Calendar
A list of individuals facing charges from October 26 including Maggie Little for violating prohibition law and assault with a deadly weapon, plus others charged with abandonment, larceny, trespass, and disorderly conduct. The calendar names Red Evans, Coy Spoon, J. W. Sjames, Rosa Angel, and Turner Smith among those cited.
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Cullough
Maggie Little
Tom Sumpter
Clifton Jarrett
J. C. Beard
Charlie Barrett
Harvin Clodfelter
James D. Snow
W. T. Harrell
W. H. Albertson
Red Evans
Jim Stacey
Coy Spoon
Bassel
Bud) Trogdon
James Edwards
Joe Gladden
Rosa Angel
J. W. Sjames
M. T. Dowdy
Swaney Ray
Robert Troxler
M. Venable
Isaac Goins
George Nixon
J. F. Williams
Walter Royal
Ernest Albertson
Turner Smith
Albert Jones
Davie Kelly
Tom Gaddy
Louise Eccles
James Welch
Roosevelt Hoover Talk In High Point Polls Voters
Residents of High Point share views on the 1932 race between Franklin Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover. People from police, business, and labor weigh prospects with Roosevelt winning among many, while some favor Hoover for tariff and stability, reflecting a divided city mood.
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High Point
Cotton Hill
Alabama
Georgia Governor Gardner Rally and Torch Parade
A private dinner of party leaders precedes a rally by Governor Gardner followed by a torch light parade. The procession forms on Main Street and moves through Church Lindsay and Jones to the high school led by a band of at least 30 musicians.
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Main Street
Church
Lindsay
Jones
Rally plans feature Hoover carts and young Democrats
Mr Fisher aims to mobilize 3000 marchers in a city parade with Hoover carts popular in the state s east while Ney Evans leads a High Point Young Democratic club committee to run rally arrangements under New York national organization backing the Roosevelt ticket and Governor Russell s anticipated Senate debut as the youngest ever.
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Fisher
Senate
Georgia
National Organization
Out of
New York
Roosevelt Jarner
Socialist candidate ridicules both major parties in rally
A socialist speaker derides Democrats and Republicans over Socialism, pledging reforms like a five day week and six hour day and old age pensions. He condemns police brutality during a hosiery mill strike and praises workers for their gains, urging voters to back the “winner” even if it means voting for the devil. His audience was mainly Democratic and Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datory
Thomas
Socialist Candidate Norman Thomas Tours North Carolina
Norman Thomas campaigned across Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point Raleigh and Burlington addressing industrial workers about relief for the unemployed. He urged voters to abandon the major parties and argued socialism is practical while highlighting wage comparisons and tariff impacts on American living standards.
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Ind
Mr. Thomas
Lawrence Hogan
American Federation of
Humanity of
America
RE. E. Ericson
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Thomas
Greensboro
County Court House
Carolina Theater
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Memorial Stadium
Raleigh
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Norman Thomas
North Carolina
High Point
Bobby Helm
Guilford Superior Court
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Amercan
Italy
Japan
France
Europe
Woll
United States
Department of Labor
Iron and Steel
Belgium
Germany
Cetzcho
Slovakia
Great Britain
Gopmaryp
Czecho-Slovakia
Tariff Commission
Czzecho-Slovakia
Pyorog Cocceesccee
Denmark
Chester H. Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ Organizations
Two Story House Damaged by Fire in Hutchinson Home
A fire originated in a closet of J. G. Hutchinson at 1204 Salem Street and burned the upper floor of the two story house before extinguishment by stations Nos. 1 and 4. Firemen removed much first floor furniture. children were inside when the blaze began and the owners were away. Two trucks including an aerial ladder were used to fight the flames.
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J. G. Hutchinson
Salem Street
Infant Death Notice for Herndon Family
Friends of Mr and Mrs K F Herndon of 01 Forrest avenue learn the death of their infant son Saturday afternoon at 5 oclock. He is survived by parents one sister Vera Mare Herndon and two brothers J W and K F Herndon Jr. Also survived by paternal grandmother Mrs Essie Herndon of High Point and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Barrington of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. F. Herndon
Forrest Avenue
Vera Mare Herndon
J. W
K. F. Herndon Jr
Essie Herndon
High Point
J. F. Barrington
South Caro
Case of Ernest Stack
The High Point Enterprise reports a family statement regarding Ernest Stack a 17 year old former Belk Stevens employee accused of theft. The letter from his father mother and sister thanks the officer who handled the case and notes Ernest’s educational challenges and early school expulsion.
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Ernest Stack
the Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
High Point
Belk-Steven
Interment Planned in Barrington Cemetery Sunday
The service will honor the deceased with interment in Barrington Cemetery Marlboro County South Carolina, to take place sometime Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Barrington Cemetery
Marlboro County
South Carolina
Germany claims life saving bacteria to neutralize illuminating gas
Germany reports development of a bacteria that allegedly eats poison in illuminating gas, rendering it safer to breathe. The claim credits the organism with detoxifying gas exposure for workers and residents.
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Germany
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Paramount
Arthur Tracy
Bing Crosby
Vincent Lopez
Kate Smith
Cab Calloway and His Orchestra
Burns & Allen
Radio Land
Stuart Erwin
Leila Hyams
Paramount Theatre
Tom
Harry
Mary
Franklin Roosevelt
H. Hoover
Herbert Hoover
White House
Albany
Roosevelt
Hazel Monger
Fourth Street
Elwood
A. P. Samuels
G. B. Wimberly
Detective Bureau
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Association
Ss. B. Wilson
Barker
P. D. Hutchens
Salem
Henry T. Lewis
Randolph
B. C. Denning
Crawford
Pressman
R. York
Louise
A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood
Ford Automobile
Horace S. Haworth
Wachovia Bank
Gardner
Plymouth
W. H. Paramore
Plymouth, N. C
Commerce
E. H. Liverman
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