Man Slaughter Case Set For Tomorrow Hearing
Judge Lewis E Teague granted a continuance until tomorrow morning for Harold Clay charged with manslaughter in the death of Charlie Collins 38 of Oakdale Cotton Mills near Jamestown high school. Collins was struck in the highway by an automobile or truck and was not repared to safety by the other vehicle. Walter Tyson a Negro was ordered to six months on the roads for knifing Willie Battle with Battle to serve 90 days on the roads but suspended on court costs. Additional cases included H B Pierce violating prohibition Charlie Abner assault and H Gordon trespassing and Brooks Callahan improper brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teaugue
Harold Clay
Charlie Collins
Oakdale Cotton Mills
Jamestown High School
Collins
Steed
Greensboro
Collings
Walter Tyson
Willie Battle
Battle
Teague
H. B. Pierce
Charlie Abner
jJuveniie
H. Gordon
Brooks Callahan
Arcanum Officer Arrives to Install Local Council
Herbert W. Johnson supreme vice regent of the Royal Arcanum travels to High Point to complete the installation of Old Plank Road Council No. 20. The program begins at 7 30 p m with the degree team’s first appearance and the initiation of 26 new members. A call meeting is set for tonight at the lodge hall to plan the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Johnson
Royal Arcanum Order
Washington, D. C
High Point
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Johnson
Royal Arcanum Council
B. B. Mendenhall, Jr
At & O
Lodge Hall
West Washington and
Main Streets
Local Disputes and Offenses Lead to Suspensions and Fines
Summary of cases including Joe Carter charged with assault with a deadly weapon and damages for repairs, Jack Rice with assault with a deadly weapon and six months on roads, Jane Ella Barnett disorderly conduct dismissed, Priscilla Barnett disorderly conduct, Melvin Hulin reckless driving with $12.50 payment to Ernest Bowman, Fred McGill abandonment and non support with 12 months on county roads suspended if $15 every two weeks, and assault of a female with six months suspended for three years upon costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carter
Jack Rice
Jane Ella Barnett
Priscilla Barnett
Melvin Hulin
Ernest Bowman
Fred McGill
Partly Deaf Patrons Hear With New Talkies at Paramount
Special equipment installed at the Paramount theater enables hard of hearing patrons to hear talking pictures. Three seats are wired and headphones with volume control are available from the box office, attached by ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
Local convict shot by guard in Greensboro project escape attempt
Willie Johnson of High Point a convicted 1 year offender for breaking and entering and larceny was shot by guard Elmer Brown yesterday afternoon near a Oak Hill area project as Johnson fled after being spotted running. A buckshot wound struck his left leg and right arm. he was taken to Clinic hospital Greensboro for treatment and his condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Johnson
High Point
Guilford Superair
Oak Hill
W. Capers White
Johnson
Elmer Brown
Clinic Hospital
Greensboro
Ice cream plant approved on North Main Street
The board of adjustment granted R. T. Amos a permit to build an ice cream plant at 781 North Main Street, costing about 18000 dollars. The two story facility will measure 100 by 40 and 30 by 40 feet, with four dimensions due to an eli. R. K. Stewart and Son won the contract and work is underway. Additional permits issued include a four room house on reap street for 1500, an extension to 1200 North Hamilton Street porch for 75, and reroofing at 806 Kearns Street for 400.
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Board of Adjustment
R. T. Amos
North Main Street
R. K. Stewart
Reap Street
Rotary Drive
Carr Street
Cannons
Hamilton Street
J. BE
Wagner
Kearns Street
Chicago Produce Prices October 27
Butter totals 7 091 firmer with creamery specials around 93 score and extras at 92. Firsts 90-91 and 88-89 grade 31 31 29-30 percent. Standards 90 centralized carlotta 31. Eggs 4 276 steady with extra firsts cars and local 29, fresh graded firsts cars and local 28, current receipts 26, refrigerator standards 26 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Egge
87 Year Old Woman Plans First Vote in November
Mrs. Priscilla Witcher aged 87 from High Point Route Three will vote in the upcoming November election for the first time. Born at Jamestown on April 26, 1849, she has lived her life in Guilford County and is the widow of M B Witcher. Her nine children include six living. Her pick is Landon.
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Priscilla Witcher
High Point
Route Three
Witcher
Grandma Witcher
Old Jamestown
Guilford County
M BI Witcher
Rites Held for Jack Dempsey Martin
Funeral services for Jack Dempsey Martin Glenola youth fatally wounded by his own gun were held at Glenola Baptist Church led by Rev. Hoyle L Love. The church choir sang Does Jesus Care In That Beautiful City and God Will Take Care Of You. Pallbearers were Junior Blansett Johnny Tysinger Homer Davis W H Brewer Kermit Poole and Alvin Witcher. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Jack Dempsey Martin
Glenola
Glenola Baptist Church
Hoyle L. Love
Jesus
Junior Blansett
Johnny Tysinger
Homer Davis
W. H. Brewer
Kermit Poole
Alvin Witcher
Funeral services held for Mrs Fairy Belle Thomas
Mrs Fairy Belle Thomas wife of W C Thomas died Friday in a local hospital. Funeral at Green Street Baptist Church Sunday with Rev C N Royal officiating. Pallbearers included Roy Yarbrough Fay McCollum J H Dorsett Ed Knight Luke Far and Clyde R Teague. Surviving are her husband two sons a daughter and parents. Mrs Thomas was born in St George South Carolina April 3 1904 and lived in High Point since 1930. She was active in local churches and family.
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W. C. Thomas
Fairy Belle Thomas
Green Street Baptist Church
Rev. C. N. Royal
Inez Pegram
Roy Yarborough
Fay McCollum
J. H. Dorsett
Ed Knight
Luke Far
Clyde R. Teague
Harry Wheeler
E. E. Plummer
Mr. Sears
Jack Campbell
Paul Kerr
W. L. Campbell
H. C. Morgan
Robert L. Howard
Coy Rhodes
Shirley Winslow
Mrs. Thomas
St. George
8. C
Otis
Fannie Moore Horne
W. O. Thomas
High Point
Charleston
Thomas
Billy
Frank Thomas
Dot Thomas
James
Roy
O. N. Horne
St. George Memorial Methodist Church
Fletcher Suttenfield Funeral Services Reported
Fletcher Suttenfield aged 60 died at a Martinsville Virginia hospital Sunday morning. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. yesterday from Sechrest Funeral Home chapel with Dr. A B Conrad officiating. Interment in the Oakwood family plot. Pallbearers included C B Morgan C McFarland W C Koontz W L Hunt W H Long and J A Johnson. A vocal trio performed with Mrs H D Sears accompanying.
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Fletcher Suttenfield
Martinsville
Sechrest
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
C. B. Morgan
C. McFarland
W. C. Koontz
W. L. Hunt
W. H. Long
Rambling Reporter Struck in Altercation on 211 Taylor
A 14 year old girl Ozelle Duke reportedly struck a 10 year old Black girl with a bottle during an argument at 211 Taylor Street around 4 30 yesterday. The injured girl was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital and released, with non serious injuries. Police did not obtain the injured girl's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozelle Duke
Gordy Strost
Taylor Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lawyertestifies Cavarnos threatenedy man in alimony case
In a municipal court hearing, Pete Cavarnos threatened counsel Gaston A. Johnson and Parker Waynick, the prosecutor, saying his home would be broken up as the suit proceeds. Johnson testified Cavarnos telephoned and menaced him after the suit was filed, while Waynick said Cavarnos came to his office amid immorality charges against a girl and issued threats. Judge Teague dismissed the civil action with Cavarnos ordered to pay court costs by November 15.
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Pete Cavarnos
Gaston A. Johnson
Mra. Cavarnos
Parker Waynick
Mr. Johnson
Cavarnos
Mr. Waynick
Johnson
Lewis BE. Teague
Teague
Lower freight rates suspended pending investigation
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended revised class freight rates between Eastern and Southern territories until next May after protests from shippers. The action halts rates from regions east of the Mississippi north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers to areas south of those rivers and east of Texas and Oklahoma, affecting Kentucky North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. The rates were set to take effect today but were filed by railroads under a commission decision.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Mississippi River
Potomac
Ohio
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
V F W elects new officers at High Point post
I P Walker was elected new commander of High Point post No. 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the post meeting last night. He succeeds T C Potts. BH L Proctor was elected senior vice commander. Other officers named were BE A Whidden junior vice commander Claud Gray quarter master A C Ingram post advocate A F Edwards chaplain and Dr M W Gibson surgeon.
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I. P. Walker
High Point
Veterans of Foreign Wars
T. C. Potts
BH. L. Proctor
BE. A. Whidden
Claud Gray
A. C. Ingram
A. F. Edwards
M. W. Gibson
Railroad track depression plan outlined to Civitans
Earl N. Phillips city council member and Public Works chairman spoke to the Civitan club at noon about depressing railroad tracks through the city. He explained the project’s significance and the extensive preliminary work required before progress can be made. Mr. Brooks attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl N. Phillips
Public Works Committee
Civitan Club
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Brooks
Negro 18 Injured in South Main Street Fight
J Henley Negro suffered injuries in a morning fight on South Main street around 11 o'clock. He was treated at Burrus Memorial Hospital and transported by Yow's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Henley
South Main Street
Burrus Memorial Hospitah
Yow
Fruit preferences and starfish eye placement noted
Americans consume more fruit than Englishmen. The starfish has one eye on each of its five arms. The piece mentions a home at 1694 English Street and states damage was negligible.
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English Street
Shingle Fire Struck at Clay Garner Property
Firefighters from companies one three five and the aerial responded at noon today to contain a shingle fire at the Clay Garner property. no injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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Clay Garner
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