Freeman Is Sentenced To Ten Years For High Point Shooting
Roy Freeman, 19, pled guilty to shooting Lieutenant W. T. Butler in the High Point railway yard on August 18 and received a ten year state prison term. He also admitted stealing an automobile but judgment on that charge was held in abeyance. Victor Fowler and Paul Edwards testified, with Edwards released as a witness.
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Greensboro
Roy Freeman
W. T. Butler
Southern Railway
High Point
Thomas J. Shaw
Freeman
Butler
Paul Edwards
Edwards
Victor Fowler
Fowler
Chester
D. C
John T. Burrus
Denton
Denton Bank
Revival service draws large crowd at Salvation Army campaign
A large and interested audience attended the opening service of the Salvation Army "Try Religion" campaign in the chapel. Rev. W. R. Shaffer of the First Reformed church spoke, with future sermons by Rev. L. Kirk of Calvary Methodist and Adjutant John O'Beirne of the Salvation Army scheduled for successive evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
L. Kirk
Calvary Methodist Church
John O'Beirne
Judgment for Mary H. Smith in High Point case
Judgment for 750 dollars awarded to Mary H. Smith against Norman V. Stockton in High Point Municipal Court. The ruling states all claims from the automobile collision are settled in full by mutual agreement of the principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Smith
Stockton
High Point
Democrat Rally Set for Tonight at Headquarters
High Point Democrats plan two talks at North Main street headquarters and one at the West Side Democratic club in the old Oak Hill school. H L Koontz of Greensboro and M Waynick will speak, with Mrs Helen Owen Smith as the first woman speaker at 7:30 PM. Special music from a string band.
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High Point
North Main Street
West Side
Democratic Club
Oak Hill
H. L. Koontz
Greensboro
Co. M. Waynick
Senate
Democratic Executive Committee
Helen Owen-Smith
Emory Modlin Dies At Home In Fairfield
Emory Lee Modlin aged 44 and a Fairfield farmer died at his home Monday night after a brief illness. Born February 23 1888 in Guilford County he married Lola Shelley in 1915 and leaves three children, his parents and four sisters. Funeral service Wednesday at 2 PM at Fairfield M P Church with interment in Fairfield Cemetery.
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Emory Lee Modlin
Fairfield
Guilford County
T. L
Mattie Doe Modlin
Lola Shelley
Gertrude
Allie Lee
Lawrence Modlin
Respected Colored Citizen Dies Here
A J Snype 45 respected colored citizen of 302 Bynum street died last night in a local hospital. He was a deacon at Cherry Street Presbyterian church and had lived in the city since 1923. The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 30 from the First Baptist church with Rev C H White and Rev C A Washington. Surviving are the widow a daughter Bessie May Snype and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Snype
Bynum Street
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
C. H. White
C. A. Washington
Bessie May Snype
Kirkman Recovers 218.62 in Salary from Moore County Firm
A consent judgment entered in municipal court awards B. W. Kirkman 218.62 from Wilson Furniture Company of Moore County for salary and other specified monies due. The consent was signed by W. G. Kirkman as vice-president of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Kirkman
Wilson Furniture Company
Moore County
W. G. Kirkman
Boarders To Meet Wednesday Night At Industrial Workers Hall
All stocking boarders are asked to meet tomorrow night at 7 o clock in the hall of the Industrial Workers Association on South Main Street, announced by an official of the organization. All boarders urged to be present at that time.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
Not the BE Venable Denies Identity Incident
Ed Venable known as Bow Wow asked The Enterprise to state he is not the BE. M Venable was arrested for disorderly conduct in a separate incident.
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Bow Wow) Venable
Enterprise
BE. M. Venable
Proctor announces birth of daughter Peggy June
Mr and Mrs A Proctor Jr announce the birth of a daughter Peggy June on October 22 at 917 Putman Avenue. The note also mentions the olive contains 24 percent oil and the avocado or alligator pear 12 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. @. Proctor, Jr
Peggy June
Putman Avenue
Armistice Day Proclaimed by High Point Mayor
Mayor C B Grayson of High Point proclaims Armistice Day November 11 to honor veterans and support the joint American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars program. City officials anticipate a major parade and city closures to enable full civic participation in the commemorative events.
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C. 8
Grayson
High Point
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roosevelt Campaign Train Arrives Raleigh Crowd Pleased
A Roosevelt special train drew about 5,000 at Hamlet and Sanford as Governor Gardner introduced notables. Roosevelt praised North Carolina liberal policy while James Roosevelt spoke briefly in Charlotte. Notables including Josephus Daniels and J. C. B. Ehringhaus joined at Sanford before Pollard's Virginia arrival.
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Charlotte
James
Robert R. Reynolds
Gardner
Roosevelt Party
Atlanta
Reynolds
Roosevelt
Hamlet
E. D. Smith
South Carolina
Bob Coughton
Bob Reynolds
Sanford
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Local Salvation Army Property Praised After Audit
Adjutant W. W. Bouters of Charlotte and Staff-Capt. W. George Gilks completed an audit of the High Point corps. Divisional officials praised the local Salvation Army property as the finest all around they had seen.
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Salvation Army
W. W. Bouters
Army Young People’s
Charlotte
W. George Gilks
High Point Corps
High Point Water Rates Compared With Greensboro Costs
High Point residents pay lower water rentals than Greensboro across all consumption tiers. The treasurer's office presents comparative figures showing minimum rates and tiered charges for 1500 to 160,000 cu ft usage, illustrating the ongoing affordability in High Point versus Greensboro.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford
High Point Pirst
Rites Held for George G. Ronk
Funeral services for George Gilmer Bank Ronk world War veteran and High Point area native were held Monday at 2 30 PM from the home of his father in Jamestown with ministers W L Kellan and John E All officiating. American Legion Andrew Jackson post 87 pallbearers included George F Edwards H L Baumgardner and others. The service featured Adventist choir renditions and graveside hymns at Oakwood cemetery. Ronk served at Camp Sevier and long worked with Sunshine Laundry in High Point. Survivors include wife a daughter a brother a half brother and a half sister.
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George Gilmer Bank
Greensboro
G. L. Parrish
Jamestown
W. L. Kellan
Kernersville Seventh-Day
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
George F. Edwards
H. L. Baumgardner
R. R. Blackburn
D. E. Clary
Forrest H. Shuford
Bruce H. Carraway
Choiir
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Jesus
Rock of Ages
Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Ethel Mackenfuss
Mesdames Mattie Ritchie
J. R. Warner
G. C. Henderson
R. L. Stafford
T. T. Goulden
R. RB. Ng L. R. Sapp
John Halse
Mr. Rank
Camp Sevier
Greenville
D. C
High Point
Sunshine Laundry
Rites Held For C B Stout In Bonlee
Funeral services were held at Hope Methodist Church in Bonlee for C B Stout 63 father of Mrs Ernest M Brown of 704 Barbee Street who died at his Bonlee home after months of illness. He suffered a paralysis stroke Saturday night and Mrs Brown and Mr Brown went to his bedside. he is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Brown a son Ralph Stout of Greensboro and two grandchildren.
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C. B Stout
Ernest M. Brown
Barbee Street
Bonlee
Hope Methodist Protestant Church
Stout
Call Meeting of Negro Post 196
Members of John McLean post 196 colored American Legion are asked to meet at H. M. Kirkpatrick 1405 Rivette Drive Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Officials will discuss Armistice program plans and aim to muster full strength for the big parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLean
American Legion
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Rivette Drive
Republican Rally Planned At Franklin Street Tonight
Republican leaders expect about 3000 attendees at 7 30 pm at 1400 Franklin Street one block north of East Green Street. Prominent candidates including Clifford Frazier A C Davis W S Ward and James S Nean will speak plus county contenders. Chicken and Brunswick stew to be served as women voters are invited. a string band will perform old fashioned classics.
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Franklin Street
East Green Street
Clifford Frazier
A. C. Davis
Senate
W. S. Ward
Congress
C. Reynolds
James 8. Nean
Local Man Appeals Sentence and Gets Two Months Longer
GREENSBORO Oct. 25 A High Point man, J. C. Board, was sentenced in High Point Municipal court to six months on the county roads for possession of whisky after appealing to Superior court. A jury found him guilty and Judge Thomas J. Shaw increased the term to eight months.
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Greensboro
J. C. Board
High Point
Tn High Point
Board
Thomas J. Shaw
Metzger to Broadcast Armistice Day Dance at 5 P.M.
The High Point crowd expected to fill the Armistice Day dance at the American Veterans of Foreign Wars program will likely join their orchestra as Ted Metzger broadcasts from station WBT at 5 this afternoon.
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High Point
Ted Metzger
WBT
Furniture Industry Sees Third Straight Optimistic Month
Seidman and Seidman report September 1932 marked the best month yet for the furniture industry with orders up 26 percent from August and shipments 34 percent higher than August. Payrolls rose 13 percent in September as plants operated full time and employes increased 25 percent over August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidman & Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Cardus Helped Huntsville Woman Regain Strength
Mrs. R. L. West of Huntsville reports Cardus improved her health and reduced pain after weight loss. She says she took multiple doses and felt better, noting the product is sold at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. West
Huntsville
Regan
Cardus
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W. L. Langdon
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West End
Wager Sup. Co
Ray Burke
Ingraver
Ting
Inspector Southern &. Manufactur Jeweler
Als
C. M. Waynick
Mrs. Owen-Smith
Old Oak Hill School
Tor Wuar
Gurney H. King
George G. Ronk
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Call Meeting of Negro Post
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