Great Democratic Win Predicted By Johnson
Senator Rivers Johnson of Warsaw told a large Democratic audience that North Carolina faces a great Democratic year. He praised the state legislature for welfare and equity, warned against federal excesses, and predicted Clifford Frazier will struggle to beat Blucher Ehringhaus in eastern North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Johnson
Warsaw
Senate
Johnson
North Carolina
General Assembly
Clifford Frazier
Blucher Ehringhaus
Value of Lumber Order in Election Threat Questioned
Furniture men and lumber dealers in High Point questioned a Chicago sourced report that 100000 board feet of lumber could be canceled if the November election changes the national administration. They noted the quantity equals about five railroad cars and would only last a few hours for local plants under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republian National
Exposition
High Point
Democratic oration forecasts great majority for party
Senator Johnson addressed a packed crowd urging victory for Democrats in this year’s elections. He criticized the Republican administration and federal taxes while predicting an end to Republican rule and proclaiming a large Democratic majority. Rupert Pickens introduced him, with L. J. Fisher presiding.
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North Carolina
Democratic Party
Ihs
Garner Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
Johnson
Rupert Pickens
L. J. Fisher
Rainfall and cold snap mark Wednesday night reading
A. B. Horney, U S weather observer in High Point, recorded 0.57 inches of rain and a chillier morning as temperatures dropped to 38 degrees overnight before rising into the morning. The day eyed near the year's coldest start with readings around 36 to 38 degrees and a two degree rise by eight a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
United States
High Point
Bessemer Democrats Plan Rallies With Local Candidates
A Democratic rally in the Bessemer area near Greensboro will feature W. B. Umstead of Durham and C. M. Waynick as speakers for Congress and state senate respectively. Next Monday Waynick and Joe Hoffman will address voters in Madison about county commissioner bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Greensboro
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Congress
C. M. Waynick
Eity
State Senate
Waynick
Joe Hoffman
Madison
Health contest opens enrollment for 25 babies in High Point
The Better Baby health contest by Point Lodge No 1155 begins with registration of 25 babies aged six months to four years. Entries will receive a full medical exam at the Sheraton hotel ballroom in mid November and 26 prizes are offered including silver cups and $25 for the healthiest boy and girl. Registration is at the Elks headquarters 120 South Main Street. no mail registrations. A list of entered babies includes Martha Arrington Mary Dykes Mary Frances Cawthon Barbara Mabrey Nancy Slack James Sears Peggy Culler June Lewis Regil Matherson Betty Bevan Barbra Steele Nancy Paige David Groome Forrest Mendenhall Jimmie Harriss Bobby Lee Edmund Lowe Buddy Carroll Peggy De Lappe Charles Meredith Herbert Dixon Elizabeth Galloway William Hunsucker Robert Hayworth Clyde West Ernest Cox and others.
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Point Lodge No. 1155
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
The
Elks Lodge
Elks “Better
South Main Street
Elks
Martha Ann Arrington
D. Arrington
Mary Ann Dykes
A. B. Dykes
North Main Street
Mary Frances Cawthorn
Leon Cawthon
East
Washington Street
Barbara Mabrey
BE. F. Mabrey
Monthew Avenue
Nancy Jo Slack
J. L. Slack
Chestnut Street
James Ray Sears
C. J. Sears
Fifth Street
Peggy Joan Culler
D. M. Culler
Centenial Avenue
June Lewis
H. F. Lewis
Randolph _ street
Regil Corrine Matherson
W. KR. Matherson
Saat Green Street
Betty Joan Bevan
R. D. Bevan
Lexington Avenue
Thomasville
Barbra Jhan Steele
G. F. Steele
Nancy Louise Paige
W. W. Paige
Worth Avenue
David Kirby Groome
K. A. Groome
Rt. 1
Forrest Arnold Mendenhall
R. R. Mendenhall
Jimmie Maurice Harriss
W. E. Harriss
South
Wrenn Street
Bobby Lee, Jr
R. B. Lee
Edmund Lowe
N. C. Lowe
Buddy” Carroll
W. KE. Carroll
Fisher Avenue
Peggy Jane DeLappe
F. A. DeLappe
Shelton Street
Charles Meredith
Elizabeth Ann Galloway
W. H. Galloway
Campbell Street
William Franklin Hunsucker
Mra. R
Hunsucker
Robert Wilson Hayworth
R. W. Hayworth
Louise Avenue
Clyde Franklin West
L. West
West Russell Street
Ernest Clay Cox
Eb.c. Cox
Hunters Capture 39 Possums in Two Nights Near Here
O Helton of this city and Jim Scott of Jamestown reported a prolific 'possum hunt near Jamestown. They brought home 21 animals first, then returned two days later and added 18 more, totaling 39 in two nights.
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O. Helton
Jim Scott
Jamestown
Mr. Holton
Mr. Scott
Relief Agencies Coordinating To Aid Needy In High Point
High Point agencies join in a broad Red Cross campaign to assist families. The Home Service committee reports aid to 60 families with material help and 53 with food while 14 receive fuel. Additional support includes medicine, clothing, and rent and utility payments for disabled veterans.
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High Point
American Red Cross
Home Service Committee
L T. Mann
Red Cross
The
Electoral vote counts by state compiled with total 531
The Enterprise lists each state's electoral votes with New York leading at 47 and a total of 531 votes. States like California 9, Texas 23, Pennsylvania 36, Ohio 26, Michigan 19, and Illinois missing due to OCR show varied counts from 3 to 47.
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Enterprise
New York State
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columba
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Nigols
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Large usury suit filed in High Point court
J A Myatt for Southern Oil and R L Brinson sue Colonial Mortgage of Baltimore and Horace Haworth trustee in High Point alleging usury in loans of 135000 dollars. Plaintiffs seek cancellation of notes and double penalties totaling 78233.90 from loans of 75000 and 60000 dollars with cash advances of 61500 and 51000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Municipal Court
J. A. Myatt
Southern Oil Company, Inc
North Carolina
R. L. Brinson
Colonial Mortgage Company
Baltimore
Horace Haworth
High Point
Robert Jones Causes Flurry On Local Golf Course
A local golf club mistook a name in the register for the famed Bobby Jones, prompting an afternoon stir as players and caddies speculated about his presence. A later check confirmed the name read as Robert Jones, not the famous golfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
Bobby
Atlanta
High Point
Gelfdam
Caddy
Robert T. Jones
Esquire
Bobby Jones
Golf Fame
Hempille Tried for Abduction in Court Appearance
J E Hempille an enlisted man in the U S Army was tried for abduction and given a two years suspended sentence in Municipal Court Judge Lewis B Teague ordered him to report to his army post The case involved the disappearance of LeRoy Hancock 12 son of D A Hancock and the Hempille family links The day also saw multiple minor convictions and dispositions including fines suspensions and remands in various cases across assault larceny vagrancy and liquor law violations.
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LeRoy Hancock
D. A. Hancock
Pickett Street
J. E. Hempille
United States Army
Hempille
Lewis B. Teague
Troy Byerly
Otte Perry
John 8. Saunders
Ivey Beamon
T. J. Brady
W. C. McCade
John Thomas
Della Parker
Sam Sutton
James Gibson
John Campbell
Alfred Hall
Elwood Carter
Lethia Joyner
Co. F. McBride
Jack Blackwelder
J. B. Stratford
Robbery at A and P Store Cleared in High Point
High Point police arrested Curtis McNeal of Mangum Street for the A and P robbery at South Main and Russell Streets about ten days ago. LeRoy Grant, a Negro, is held for receiving stolen property cigarettes said to be bought from McNeal. Officers also held EB Foster as the lookout in the daytime break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Curtis McNeal
Mangum Street
South Main
Russell Streets
LeRoy Grant
McNeal
EB. J. Foster
Sedalia Singers to Perform at William Penn Tonight
The Sedalia Singers led by Charlotte Hawkins Brown will perform at 8 p.m. in William Penn high school auditorium on East Washington Street. Proceeds benefit the school. The Palmer Memorial Institute group from near Greensboro will present Negro spirituals and tour the North soon. A small admission fee is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Singers
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
William Penn High School
East Washington Street
Palmer Memorial Institute
Greensboro
E. E. Cartright
William Penn School
Sedalia
Belk-Stevens Opens Enlarged Quarters with New Departments
Belk Stevens company prepares for the formal Saturday opening of its enlarged quarters after acquiring the Moskins store. The expanded space will feature an exclusive men’s department, a boys’ department, a large shoe department for men women and children, and a renovated interior in the former Moskins building. The store aims to be the largest of its kind in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk-Stevens Company
Moskins
Belk- Stevens Company
Maskins
Registration Books Close Saturday for High Point Votes
Precinct registrars report a surge of activity as registration closes Saturday at sundown. A large number of High Point residents are expected to qualify to vote on November 8, with especially heavy registrations in the fourth ward due to a new precinct and an expanded 12-precinct setup. Both parties urge full registrations and plan post deadline rallies and meetings to boost turnout.
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Fourth Ward
Organization Meeting Called at Republican Headquarters
An organization meeting is held tonight at Republican headquarters at 7 30 o clock. It is expected that scores of leaders attend to finalize campaign windup plans and election machinery for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Oak Ridge Democrats Hear Two Addresses
Oak Ridge graded school hosted a large Democratic rally and Brunswick stew supper last night. Solicitor H. L. Koontz of Greensboro spoke as the incumbent nominee, while C. M. Waynick of Oak Ridge spoke on state senate issues.
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Oak Ridge
H. L. Koontz
Greensboro
C. M. Waynick
Senate
Koontz
Waynick
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Bessemer Democrats
Bloom
Furniture Exchange
N. Main
ABIES
Helton
Mickey and Matthews
Perry Street
Welfare Board
I. T. Mann
Salvation Army
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Southern Oil Company
Army
al WM. Penn
App & Howell Coal Co
Black’s Wood Yard
Call Purity Coal CO
W. G. Bridges
Met
Carolina Bonded Warehouse
Knight Men
Brockton
Lewis Harris
North Main
Prattprome
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
Franklin Co
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Fifth Avenue
Walter Booth
Champion Fine Shoes
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