Cooperation Urges Law Enforcement Coordination Here
Prof. Albert Coates of the UNC law school urged the High Point police to lead a coordinated, systematic operation of the law enforcing machinery. He called for a statewide inventory and a complete offense to sentence record to reveal how justice works, tracing crimes from origin to conclusion and aiding officials in monitoring outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Coates
Law School
The
University of North Carolina
High Point
Coates
Ney Evans
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Mother Nature's Strange Pranks
A banana scorpion with a potentially dangerous sting was captured by Judson Wood of 501 Cable Street and shown in The Enterprise office. A sweet potato shaped like a snake was found by A. L. Wright at 328 Williams Street and placed in the window. A large cherry tree three miles southwest of the city is in full bloom on J. P. Rawley's farm, producing fruit in season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Wood
Cable Street
Enterprise
Wood
A. L. Wright
Williams Street
J. P. Rawley
Judge’s Discretion in Law Enforcement Stressed at Meeting
Prof. Coates urged greater judge independence and offender background in sentencing while noting the judiciary is constrained by policing and prosecutorial systems. He called for coordinated efforts among judges prosecutors and police to reduce evasions and improve enforcement through biweekly law enforcement schools led by City Solicitor Love lace and supported by City Manager Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Coates
High Point
E. M. Knox
James B. Lovelace
Chapel Hill
Swain faces second charge under compulsory school law
County welfare officials obtain a second warrant against C C Swain a wholesale merchant near the city for failure to enroll his nine year old daughter in school with a trial set for Tuesday before Magistrate S F Huffine in Greensboro. Swain previously was acquitted on a similar charge after claiming transport to the bus route would be unsafe and noting the child is often ahead of grade while being taught by the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Swain
S. F. Huffine
Greensboro
Swain
Huffine
Singers Convention At Franklinville Tonight
A singers convention will be held in the Franklinville school auditorium at 7 30 p m featuring solos duets quartets string bands and other musical numbers The Colleridge quartet Kearns brothers Tabernacle Friendly Four Franklinville Union Gate City Franklinville M E Burlington Junior Girls Mt Pleasant Girls and other groups are listed among expected participants Special numbers include bass soloist B L Crouch piano Ruth White and the King String band All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklinville
Colleridge
Kearns Brothers
Tabernacle
Friendly Four
Union
Gate City
Franklinville M. E
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
B. L. Crouch
High Point
Ruth White
Randleman
King String Band
Sumner School
City Defendant In $2,250 Suit From East Side Plant
The city of High Point faces a $2,250 damages suit filed in Superior Court over its eastside sewage disposal plant. The plaintiff charges the plant’s operation is a public nuisance and a health menace to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Plant
High Point
Superior Court
Troop Two Scouts Take Long Hike In School Break
During a fall afternoon hike the Boy Scouts of Troop Two completed fire building tests and cooked supper. Present were Second Class scouts Frank Young J C Whitt Worth Grant Albert Walker James Walton Lloyd Taylor and Tenderfoot Chester Spoon Johnny Bradshaw plus npalefaces Lester Spain and Shorty Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Sprinkle
Frank Young
J. C. Whitt
Worth Grant
Albert Walker
James Walton
Lloyd Taylor
Tenderfoot
Chester Spoon
Johnny Bradshaw
Dole recipients at Forbes refuse substituted goods
In Forbes Australia a large crowd of dole recipients gathered outside the depot after learning they could not substitute items listed in the schedule. They refused to accept any supplied goods in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Australia
Union Talk Divides North Carolina Methodist Groups
A Greensboro meeting urged consolidating only the Methodist Protestant and Methodist Episcopal South bodies in North Carolina through denominational negotiations. The group rejected a state merger that would split conference loyalties, while endorsing cooperation with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and urging broader talks among the three denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Grace M. P
Greensboro
S. W. Taylor
North Caro Methodist Protestant Conference
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Conference
Taylor
High Point
General Conferences
General Conference
Albemarle
Commission On Church Union
Commission of
Our Church
Movement For Union
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Baltimore
W. P. Few
Duke University
W. A. Newall
Gsaanabana Sear
Colored Y M C A to hear Dr Nightengale at Griffin's Hall
Dr George Nightengale a prominent colored physician and surgeon will address the Colored Y M C A of High Point at Griffin's Hall tomorrow at 5 00 PM. The talk focuses on health with practical information aimed especially at young men and all members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightengale
George Nightengale
High Point
Griffin's Hall
Mrs Blackwelder Denies Court Arraignment Claim
Mrs E W Blackwelder of 518 Centennial Avenue asks The Enterprise to report she was not arraigned in court on a worthless check charge and requests correction of the published notice.
Meeting in Greensboro Elects Officers and Addresses
The gathering in Greensboro elected officers with Dr. J. C. Broomfield of Pittsburgh as president of the general Methodist Protestant conference. Rev. M. T. Plyler and Rev. L. W. Gerringer served as chair and secretary respectively, with Dr. R. M. Andrews of Charlotte acting as chairman of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Plyler
Greensboro
R. M. Andrews
Charlotte
L. W. Gerringer
J. C. Broomfield
Pittsburgh
Driverless Autos In Downhill Crash
A carless downhill crash sparked a dispute over fault as two vehicles, one parked higher up the slope, collided. Police investigated but the absence of a driver left legal questions unresolved.
MEN WILL SING IN COLLEGE FLAPPER AT HIGH SCHOOL
A community production titled College Flapper opens with a men's glee club in the senior high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday October 29 and 30. Proceeds benefit the night school project of the Woman's club. The club notes many named singers including Arthur Fidler Norman Fidler John Peacock Lawrence White and others. The songs are modern and peppy enhancing the three act comedy setting.
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Woman's Club
Arthur Fidler
Norman Fidler
John Peacock
Lawrence White
L. L. Stookey
Dan Smith
EB. B. Stimson
Carey J. Davis
Bill Ferree
Charles Connor
Frank Parker
L. Gray, Jr
Bill Fraley
Charles Tomlinson
Gurney Briggs, Jr
Irwin Coffield
Chase Idol,Jr
Kelman Gomo
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Lawrence Russell
Gatewood Shipman
William von Drehle
Thurlow Kearns
Curtis Newton
Sherrod
R L Pope To Speak At Baraca Meeting
R L Pope of Thomasville will address the Baraca class at Welch Memorial M P church at the regular morning hour tomorrow. Pope active in church work and former president of the State Christian Endeavor society. Members urged to attend. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Welch Memorial M. P
Pope
State Christian Endeavor Society
North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Sunday announcements
The North Hamilton Street Church of Christ lists services for Sunday October 26. Bible school starts at 9 45 a m with J A Mizelle as superintendent. Communion at 11 o clock. Sermon The Great Conflict by pastor Dr W Barton Quarles. No evening service. Music directed by Mr R H Askew. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Bible School
J. A. Mizelle
W. Barton Quarles
R. H. Askew
Sino-Japanese Trouble Analyzed By Bowles
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bowles longtime mission aries in Japan spoke at Central Friends church outlining Sino Japanese issues in Manchuria. Bowles linked food security and national security to Japan China India and Europe, noting Japan's farming limits and attempts at manufacturing amid famines floods and war. He described Leases on Manchuria and the Kingdom of God Movement led by Kagawa as a religious response. The Bowleses will speak at Springfield's Quarterly Meeting Rally Sunday at 3 PM.
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Gilbert Bowles
Japan
Manchuria
Central Friends Church
Bowles
Orient
Europe
China
India
Syria
Germany
England
Great Britain
Mr. Bowles
Russia
Kagawa
Dairy farm owners accuse irrigation officials after floods
Owners of 117 damaged dairy farms in Australia say irrigation authorities failed to prevent the flooding, citing the scale of damage and financial losses across the sector.
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Brinson and Robbins Foot
Woodruff Clinic
North Main
J. E. Black
Antique Shop
MAR’ _ E'S. INC
Flury
W. M
Wilson Motor Company
GEO. G. Scott & CO Certified Public Accountants
H. Bass
N. C
Frederick R. Taylor
Commercial National Bank
Johnson Street
Guilford Avenue
Mother Nature
Elwood Cafe
County Welfare
Cuse
Boy Scouts of Troop No. 2
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop Quality Shoe Repairing
N. Wrenn Street
8. W. Taylor
N. OC
Chamber OF ' Erce
Southern Progress
Blue Book of
Birmingham
United States
Kentucky Progress Commission
Glee Club
Baraca
DR. F. C. Sharp
High Point Ice & Coal Company
West Broad
Loyd E. Poovey
Wrenn Street
North Main Street
Burrus Clinic
Walkup K. McCain
Uusdtor
Scholattig
Deas
Tmart
Mercon
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan
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