Large Republican Rally Draws 5000 in High Point Fourth Ward
More than 5,000 Republicans packed a High Point Fourth Ward gathering last night on Franklin Street hearing state and county candidates urge unity for the polls on Tuesday. Clifford Frazier praised Hoover and attacked Democratic rule while A G Davis touted honesty and tariffs. Former Lt. Gov. C. A. Reynolds urged a Republican return and praised Hoover’s actions during the Depression. Local candidates and a crowd-pleasing chicken and Brunswick stew closed the event.
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Fourth Ward
High Point
Franklin Street
United Front
Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
O. Max Gardner
Herbert Hoover
Frazier
Davis
A G. Davis
Senate
Gardner
Davin
Highway Patrol
C. A. Reynolds
Colfax
Raleigh
Daniel Russell
Reynolds
Hoover
Tyre Taylor
Ohio
R. York
A. Coke Cecil
Kemp Confesses After Theft at Ed's Cigar Store
Thurman Kemp 21 of 1001 Tipton Street was arrested for secret entry at Ed's Cigar Store on North Main Street during September 7 thefts of cash ranging from twelve to fifteen dollars and cigarettes. He confessed upon arrest and faces forcible trespass charges after hiding inside until staff left. He remains held in the city jail unable to post bond.
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Thurman Kemp
North Main
Tipton Street
North Main Street
High Point
Kemp
Democratic Rally Schedule in Fourth Ward and Headquarters
Democratic leaders plan two rallies in the city with speeches by M. W. Nash Gaston A. Johnson and Senator Rivers D. Johnson of Warsaw. The fourth ward event starts 7:30 tonight at 1900 East Green Street in a vacant building with a string band. The headquarters rally follows tomorrow at 7:30 with Senator Johnson as speaker introduced by J. E. Kirkman.
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Fourth Ward
East Green Street
M. W. Nash
Gaston A. Johnson
Rivers D. Johnson
Warsaw
Senator Johnson
Senate
North Carolina
High Point
J. E. Kirkman
Knives Found On Negro Prisoners
Police records show Black arrestees frequently carry pocket knives among their personal effects including keys and pass keys. The collection at the station ranges from short to long blades and even automatic openers, though officials note not every knife is a weapon.
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High Point
Fraternity Pledges Duke University Campuswide
Frank Sizemore son of Mr and Mrs F J Sizemore has been pledged by Phi Delta Theta at Duke University along with 225 students pledged to fraternities campuswide. There are 17 Greek letter groups on campus.
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Frank Sizemore
F. J. Sizemore
Phi Delta Thetatre
Duke University
Duke
Dr Conrad to Lead Prayer Meeting at First Baptist
Dr A B Conrad pastor of the First Baptist church will conduct the prayer meeting tonight at 7 30. Part of the time will cover plans for the centennial anniversary observance of the church's founding which occurs Sunday.
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
State College Coach Concludes U.S. Tour in Florida
Clipper Smith of State College completed a coast to coast tour with his Wolfpack trip to Florida marking his first visit to the Sunshine State, the last of the 48 states he had not yet seen.
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Republican Party
Raleigh
Clipper Smith
State College
Florida
United States
Two Unrelated Men Share Same Marriage License
In Knoxville Tennessee John Humphrey and his cousin John Humphrey both went to buy licenses without realizing the other was also marrying. Deputy Clerk Harvey Hall, acting informally at his home, processed the licenses. The coincidence surprised both men and Hall confirmed the unrelated pair had each secured licenses moments apart.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John Humphrey
Harvey ‘Hall
Hall
Democrats Hear Dr Brockmann 7 Koontz Waynick Deliver Address
High Point Democrats packed Democratic headquarters for a rally featuring C M Waynick and Solicitor H L Koontz. Waynick urged tax relief and a Democratic win while Koontz criticized Republican policy and warned of false pretense.
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DR Brockmann
Koontz
Waynick
Rev E L Kirk Speaks On Religion In The Home
A large audience heard Rev E L Kirk pastor of Calvary Methodist Church speak on Religion in the Home at the Salvation Army venue last night. The talk was the second in the Army’s Try Religion campaign and was well received. Adjutant John O Reirne will speak tonight at 8 o clock with more speakers announced for Thursday and Friday nights. The public is invited to attend.
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E. L. Kirk
Calvary Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Street Assessment Group Set At Junior High Tonight
A meeting of all interested residents will be held in the Junior High School auditorium at 7 30 this evening. Ed Cecil, chairman of the street assessment protestants, urged attendance and noted the event would be especially important. M Waynick and A Wright will speak briefly and Arthur Kirkman will explain the street assessment matter as it stands. Mr Cecil will preside.
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High Point
Picatic District Medical Society
North Main School
Mt. Airy
H. L. Brockmann
Blue Ridge
B. E. Pullam
Elkin
C. O. DeLaney
Winston-Salem
F. M. Hanes
Roy Mitchell
Eva Dodge
China
J. M. Parrott
State Board of Health
Ed Cecil
Cecil
M. Waynick
A. Wright
Arthur Kirkman
Ted Metzger to Broadcast Campus Owls Show
Ted Metzger's Campus Owls is set to air at 5 PM from station WBT Charlotte under contract for the Armistice Day dance program. The society led by Dr. Edward C. Ashby of Mt. Airy includes Alleghany Forsyth Guilford Rockingham Stokes Surry Wilkes and Yadkin counties in North Carolina.
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Ted Metzger
WBT
Charlotte
North Carolina
Edward C. Ashby
Mt. Airy
Alleghaney
Forsyth
Guilford
Rockingham
Stokes, Surry, Wilkes
Yadkin Counties
A B Club Hears Judge E E Rives and McKeel
Judge E Earle Rives district governor and C A McKeel district secretary of Greensboro addressed the High Point A B club. Officials commended the club, Miss Elizabeth Monroe sang, two new members were welcomed, and the annual play Dover Road was announced to raise funds for High Point College gym.
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E. Earle
Scrubby) Rives
American Business Club
C. A. McKeel
Greensboro
High Point A. B. Club
Elizabeth Monroe
Kathleen Spain
Edward E. Mendenhall
Fred Voliva
Earl Andrews
Dover Road
High Point College
S. Casper Chandler
Charlotte
Rives
Charles McAnally
Amos Miller Pleads Guilty To Charges
Amos Miller pleaded guilty in Guilford Superior court to inciting a riot and forcible trespass from a High Point Municipal court judgment. He had not yet been sentenced. G. M. Byerly, appealing a drunken driving conviction, was found guilty and awaiting sentence.
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Greensboro
Amos Miller
High Point
Guilford
G. M. Byerly
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T. H. Nicholson
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Templeton
Hendrix Furniture Store
N. L. Garner
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H. L. Koontz
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