High Point Hosts Two Major North Carolina Meetings
Democrats outstrip Republicans in registration as High Point prepares for two large state events. The North Carolina Parent-Teacher Congress meets Monday November 10 at Wesley Memorial church, with headquarters at the Sheraton. The first annual state wide Industrial Safety conference follows November 13 and 14 at the American theater, drawing about 2,000 visitors. Dr. Frank Graham is among speakers.
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High Point
Monay
Wesley Memorial Church
Sheraton Hotel
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar Whitener
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
Jake F. Newell
Charlotte
North Carolina
Wrenn Street
Young Voters’ Republican Club
Conrad's
Tate Street
Fourth Ward
Harry R. Stanley
Greensboro
Young Voters’ Club
John B. Blair
State House
Z. I. Walser
Horace Haworth
Silas B. Casey
Leland Stanford
City Managers From State Ten Meet At Sheraton Next Friday
City managers from ten North Carolina towns will gather at the Sheraton hotel next Friday at 1 p.m. for organization of a state section of the International City Managers association. E. M. Knox of this city expects most of the 15 managers to attend and officers to be elected with a constitution and by laws adopted.
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North Carolina
International City Managers Association
Sheraton Hotel
E. M. Knox
Knox
John M. Foushee
Chapel Hill
R. W. Rigsby
Charlotte
Robert W. Flake
Durham
Irvin C. Brower
Greensboro
J. L. Womack
Reidsville
P. P. Pilcher
Salisbury
R. M. Cooksey
Thomasville
Miles W. Ferebee
Elizabeth City
Harry Rutter
Yastonia
Zeno G. Howell
Goldsboro
H. L. Yoder
Hickory
W. S. Davis
Morganton
L. Bb.avcock
Rocky Mount
W. F. Long
Roxboro
Clarence L. Younce
Boone
F.L. Henley
Laurinburg
A. A. Herrick
Lyons
J. R. McKenzie
Troy
A. A. Merick
Tryon
High Point
Public Accountants Meet In Raleigh At Sheraton Hotel
The North Carolina Association of Public Accountants held its first semi annual meeting at the Sheraton in Raleigh with delegates from across the state. Officers were reelected for the coming year and Charlotte selected as the next meeting site. Approximately 45 members attended.
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Public Accountants of State
High Point
North Carolina Association of Public Accountants
Raleigh
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
B. D
Ashlin
Durham
Charles M. Eatman
Asheville
F. E. Moses
Chas. Adams
Charlotte
Co. Ranes
Tarboro
Irving C. Yates
Sheraton Ballroom
B. D. Ashlin
Turner Denounces Floating Rumor On High Point Governance
Democrat candidate Thomas Turner publicly rejects a rumor that he and Dr. J. T. Burrus favor appointive city officials by the governor. Turner calls the claim absurd and notes the rumor originated with a local Republican official tied to the Goodman case.
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Thomas Turner
High Point
Enterprise
Turner
Burrus
Goodman
J. T. Burrus
High Point Library Completes North Carolina Records Collection
The High Point public library expands its North Carolina colonial records to 30 volumes with 16 new State Records of North Carolina donated through the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. 138 books have circulated in city night schools since October with about 100 more expected this week. new titles include Wharton Certain People Christie Murder at the Vicarage Weston American Marquis and Ostenso Waters Under the Earth.
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North Carolina
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
High Point
Willie Welch
Vicarage
Weston
Ostenso
Girl Reserve Work To Be Discussed
The Girl Reserve committee will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 at the YWCA to discuss several important matters concerning the work and all members are requested to be present.
208 Students Honor Roll First Period 1930 31
The High Point schools publish the first period honor roll for the 1930 31 term listing 208 students. Senior high lists 153 names and junior high 75 with class breakdowns and minimum grades required for mention.
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High Point
Local Boys Pledged To Fraternities At State College
Three High Point youths were pledged by Greek letter fraternities at North Carolina State College as rushing season closed. A total of 134 freshmen received bids. Local pledges include Sinclair Herndon of Kappa Sigma Fred Thomas of Pi Kappa Alpha and L I Chidester of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
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High Point
N. C. State College
Sinclair Herndon
Kappa Sigma
Fred Thomas
Pi Kappa Alpha
L. I. Chidester
Sigma Phi Epsilon
New West Side Sewage Plant Now In Operation
High Point introduces its West Side sewage plant now operational after a year of construction. Four outfall lines extend to Kool pool, Corbett, Country club and Kindergarten districts, with total cost about 7750,000. Plant features aeration and final settling tanks, and will receive Oak Hill area work after November 4.
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High Point
West Side
Richfork
Ensley’s Creek
Kindergarten
Country Club
Corbett and
Kool Pool
West Lexington Avenue
North Main Street
Southern Railway
Burton
Corbett
Oak Hill
P. J. Dishner
City Water and Sewer Department
N Nature
East Side
Girls Use Y Gym Tuesday Afternoon
The Y M C A gym will be reserved for graded school pupils from 3 30 to 4 30 pm Tuesday for a games program. At 4 30 pm junior high girls will play volleyball. Tuesday evening the city volleyball teams will be organized with open membership and an invite to attend at 7 30 pm.
Baptists Plan Fellowship Week Across Piedmont Churches
Baptist churches in the Piedmont association will hold Fellowship Week services this week in observance of the State Baptist Centennial campaign ending. Rev. J. D. Barnette announced schedules with speakers at Oak Grove Trinity First and other churches through Thursday. A district-wide closing meeting at Green Street Baptist Friday features Rev. Herman T. Stevens and Dr. J. A. Campbell.
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Piedmont Association
J. D. Barnette
Green Street Baptist Church
Oak Grove
George T. Tunstall
Hilliard Memorial
W. P. McCarter
Trinity Baptist
A. B. Conrad
Glenda
Hoyle Love
North Main
O. Preis
First Baptist
G. T. Tunstall
Green Street
G. H. Jones
West End
Southside
L. B. Williams
C. A. Smith
Smith’s Grove
High Point
Herman T. Stevens
J. A. Campbell
Campbell's College
No Change Reported In Condition Of Injured Boy
Seven year old Jasper Durham son of Mr. and Mrs. S P Durham of Venable street was seriously hurt in a head on collision on the Asheboro highway near Blair's Dairy farm. His skull was fractured and chest punctured and doctors at Guilford General hospital reported his recovery chances about fifty fifty. Four others were injured Julian Durham Carl Hill Mrs Carl Hill and Carl Crotts all from Trinity township.
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Jasper Durham
S. P. Durham
Venable Street
Guilford General Hospital
Asheboro
Blair
Julian Durham
Carl Hill
Carl Crotts
Trinity Township
Ocawasin Club Plans Greensboro Visit
The Ocawasin club of business and professional women will visit the Business Girls league in Greensboro tomorrow night. Members will depart from the local Y W C A building at 6 o clock.
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Ocawasin Club of Business
Business Girls’ League
Greensboro
Health Education Committee Set to Meet at YWCA
The Health Education Committee will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 10 o clock in the YWCA. They will discuss and finalize plans for fall and winter work at the YWCA.
Three Game Wardens Sworn In Here
Three game wardens were sworn in High Point township before Justice of the Peace B A Woodell. They are Earl Winslow George Mercke Jr and R H Burton. They will serve without compensation.
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High Point Township
Justice of the Peace
B. A. Woodell
Earl Winslow
George Mercke, Jr
R. H. Burton
Reformation Day Observed At Cherry Street Church
Reformation Day activities begin with morning worship at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church followed by a congregational meeting. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts debates on stewardship with a 6:45 pm discussion on approving stewardship principles and an open forum afterward.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society of
United
Eddinger Injured at Clinard Electric Store
Electrician M. W. Eddinger of 400 Cable Street was injured yesterday when a radiator fell on his foot at the Clinard Electric Company store on College Street. He received X rays and treatment at Guilford General Hospital.
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M. W. Eddinger
Cable Street
Clinard Electric Company
College Street
Guilford General Hospital
Two Week Civil Term Of Court To Convene Nov 5
The High Point municipal court will convene a two week civil term starting November 5 as planned by the High Point Bar Association. The calendar lists 45 cases including Minto Dorsett vs Marie Dorsett and Industrial Bank of Richmond vs A L Hazzard with jurors for the first and second weeks named.
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High Point Municipal Court
High Point Bar Association
Amos Kearns
J. W. Montgomery
C. R. Dodden
D. C. Dorsett
R. L. Myrick
L. B. Jarviss
S. D. Clapp
P. B. Cooper
H. H. Kennedy
D. S. Leak
Roy L. Montgomery
R. A. Baird
D. V. Cassady
P. R. Archer
M. S. Loflin
D. S. Hedgecock
John G. Schrugs
W. M. Turner
J. R. Beasley
John G. York
B. F. Nance
O. W. Stout
R. F. Pierce
A. C. Alman
W. D. Simmons
J. C. Payne
B. T. Thompson
H. H. Caskey
G. E. Kerr
Jesse L. Clodfaster
R. P. Long
Robert E. Gray
J. A. Lawson
Ben F. Cecil
W. Arthur Jones
Addison P. Smith
M. L. Corn
M. E. Howell
E. D. Turner
BE. A. Zachary
H. M
Minto Dorsett
Marie Dorsett
George T. Bonds
Zola M. Bonds
Aaron B. Davis
Willie May Davis
Ruth Meredith
Wayne Meredith
Agnes Ferguson
Kelvin Ferguson
John Miller
Globe Manufacturing Company
Industrial Bank of Richmond
A. L. Hazzard
the Home Building, Inc
N. CC. Lowe
Fuller Saunders
E. E. Privett
L. R
Hit and Run Driver Arrested After Citywide Crashes
Frank Starnes mill worker of 182 Textile street was arrested yesterday afternoon for hit and run driving and drunken driving after a Ford coupe he drove collided with two cars and overturned a third. He abandoned the vehicle at Main and Green streets and was captured two blocks away by Motorcycle Cop B R Lowe after eye witness E L Hamilton called police. Miss Lacey Sprinkle of Thomasville identified the incident and reported the acceleration.
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Frank Starnes
Starnes
Main
Green Streets
B. R. Lowe
E. L. Hamilton
Bridges Street
Main Street
Wrenn
Lacey Sprinkle
Thomasville
Starne
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National Safety Council
American Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Turner Dengances
High Point Public Library
Albert 30Ynton
Frank Sizemore
Charles Tomlinson
Emma Carr Bivins
Dorothy Bowen
Mary Drew Dalton
Annie Laura Patterson
Marie Payne
Miriam Sloan
Dorothy Smith
Robert Hall
Dorothy Forward
Lee Forward
William Bodenheimer
Juanita Reid
Rae Smith
Ruby Stone
Jane Hess Weaver
Clarence Canada
Benton Cliatt
Harry Williamson
Dorothy Fritz
Bryce Baker Ranson
Herman Bodenheimer
Glenn Hedgecock
Hazel Scogeins
Albert McAnally
Hilda Allen
Sally Baynes
Edith Crowder
Ida Gray Harmon
Juanita Hayworth
Katherine James
Hortense McDonald
Carol McKee
Hallie Smith
Victoria Thomas
Frances Sloan
George Welch
Raymond Welborn
Byron Abels
Irwin Coffield
Walter Hargett
Virginia Thayer
Lena Belle Grant
John Mungan
Ruth Spicer Clark
Nellie Joyce
Lucile Brewer
Ruby Woods
Doris Hedgecock
Lois Hedgecock
Helen Jones
Marie Kearns
Brandice Hurley
Mildred Crowder
George Armfield
N. L. Smith Evans Truesdell
Margaret Dixon
Mildred Furgurson
Alma Virginia McCain
Ruth Mengel
Charlotte Parker
Margaret Shillington
Leonard Koonce
Eva Craig
Collier Ellis
William Peatross
Edwin Rankin
Herman Swann
Billy Weisner
Helen Davis
Sarah Grace Esterling
Katherine Morris
Ruth Perdue
Margaret Preddy
Louise Southern
Jewel Spencer
Helen Stephens
Louise Stevenson
Doris Lee Wright
Margaret Peace
Gladys Shaver
Worth Farlow
Opal Clinard
Novella Crawford
Bonnie Hendricks
Vesta Copeland
Kathryn Dillard
Hildreth Gabriel
Josephine Gibson
Louise Linthicum
Frank Wood
Helen Wood
Margaret Wright
Alson Gray
John Hall
Thomas Jones
George Sacrity
Margaret Briggs
Lois Chidester
Jamita Lee
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
Harold Black
Billy Holt
Paul Koontz
James Mattocks
Mahlon Morgan
Virginia Brewer
Tess McMu
New West Side
Baptists
Piedmont
Ocawasin Club
R. Wright
N. G. Gooden