Second Dayof Cooking School Awards Continue
The Third Annual High Point Enterprise all gas free cooking school ran from 9:36 with Mrs. S. R. Dull leading a session on Sauash Souffle stuffed peppers and more. Prizes ranged from lamps to Frigidaire credits with dozens of market baskets and flour sacks awarded to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
S. R. Dull
H. L. Mitchell
Carrick Avenue
Tom Kearns
Parkway
S. S. Kimsey
Kearns Street
Tolley
Quality Bakery
Harriett Hubbard Ayers
Libby
Bartlett
Dot Kirkman
W. Broad St
Mary E. Woody
Bradley St
Nancy M. Taylor
E. Green St
Myrtle Epps
W. Lexington Ave
L. R. Terry
N. Main St
E. C. Harville
Pine St
S. C. York
Wright St
B. A. Leverette
Boulevard
L. L. Lyon
Colonial Drive
H. O. Gale
Monroe St
M. L. Patrick
So. Hamilton
Lillian Weisner
West Lexington Ave
E. M
Clinard Milling Co
Beeson Hardware Co
Majestic
Clinard Electric Co
Negro Banjo Player Amuses Crowd Here
"Peg-leg" George Blake of Greensboro draws a crowd at the Southside fire department with an 18 year old homemade banjo. He jumps on the instrument with his peg leg and uses his hat to beat out old-time mountaineer tunes. He travels the state earning nickels and dimes for his musical services.
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George
Greensboro
Southside
Eidewalk
Darkie
George Blake
Argentine consul general in Istanbul dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Alfredo Lopez Priedo, Argentina's consul general in Istanbul, killed himself today with a revolver in what authorities attributed to neurasthenia. The incident occurred inside his residence as police investigated.
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Istanbul
Alfredo Lopez Priedo
Argentina
Neurasthenia
Kalte Senteng 10 Two Years At Hard Labor Today
Kalte Senteng a well known businessman was sentenced by Judge Lewis E. Teague to two years on county roads at hard labor for abandonment and non support. The case followed a prior one two weeks earlier with a one year term on the roads and bond posted. The docket lists numerous drunk and disorderly, forgery, and other offenses with fines, jail terms, and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kalte
Lewis E. Teague
Kalte
Dave Martin
Sylvian Palmer
Claude Sechrest
M. M. Land
E. E. Cochran
Watson Weaver
Charles Suggs
Martin Cassell
Mary Brown
James Hayley
R. R. Richardson
Janie Allen
Numa Hill
Peter McCormick
James Kerr
Paul Byerly
Bill
Willie Dratis
Bob and
Jack Boyles
Pea Patch
J. M. Jenkins
Lee Goolsby
Melvin Gibson
Loyd McBride
C. C. Curran
North Carolina
Zeffie Ingram
Monarchs Stage Carolina Program at Sheraton Meeting
The Monarch club met at noon in the Sheraton Hotel dining room to promote Made in Carolina. R K Stewart urged a curb market for High Point and a committee including W L Garner Joe Snider Coke Cecil and R K Stewart was formed to study feasibility. Garner reported on talks with national officers in Washington and a local string trio provided music. A joint meeting of North and South Carolina monarch presidents and secretaries is set for Monday night at 8 in the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
R. K. Stewart
Carolina
High Point
W. L. Garner
Joe Snider
Coke Cecil
M. 9
Garner
Washington
North
South Carolina
Monarch Clubs
Norman Sapp 15 Dies After Illness in Local Hospital
Norman Victory Sapp, 15 year old son of W L Sapp and Minnie Bowles Sapp, died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born December 3 1914 in Feesgvth County, he leaves three brothers Curtiss Faul and Odis, a sister Mrs Ralph Nelson, and a step mother. Funeral services set for Red Bank Baptist church near Germanton tomorrow at 11 AM, with the funeral party departing Route No 4 at 9 AM. Rev Long will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Victory Sapp
W. L. Sapp
Feesgvth County
W. L
Minnie Bowles Sapp
Curtiss
Faul
Davidson County
Odis
Forsyth County
Ralph Nelson
Red Bank Baptist Church
Germanton
Mr. Long
Germantan Baptist Church
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for August Reported
Treasury receipts for August were 5,936,589.63 dollars with expenditures at 6,689,571.96 dollars and a year balance of 105,667,155.02 dollars as reported from Washington on September 3.
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Treasury
Washington
Man shoots wife and son then self in Birmingham
George B. Duke, 33, shot and seriously wounded his wife and 14 year old son then critically wounded himself at their Birmingham home. Mrs. Duke woke to a blow, then another shot. the boy in a adjoining room was awakened and shot. Neighbors found Duke shot through the head.
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Birmingham
Ala
George B. Duke
Convicts Escape From Junction City Penitentiary Brick Plant
Three armed convicts overpowered a guard and fled in an automobile owned by engineer Howard Grunsler at the Junction City brick plant. Escaped are Lee Meddieton 28 serving two to fifteen years for burglary and larceny Ben Caddes 24 with five to twelve years on a statutory charge and Clyde Fisher 20 with a term of five to two hundred ninety years for automobile theft.
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Junction City
Ohio
Howard Grunsler
Lee Meddieton
Ben Caddes
Clyde Fisher
Mother's Club To Elect Officers In Local Meeting
The local Mother's club of the Child Conservation League will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:36 at the country club for an officer election. The agenda includes voting on positions and welcoming new participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Club
Child Conservation League
Jack Dempsey to Visit High Point Soon
Jack Dempsey the Manassa Mauler and former world heavyweight champion will visit High Point next week traveling from Norfolk Virginia. He will be guest of Harry Raymond at his country lodge in Sedgfield. A wire from Ja Stribling confirms he will be in Norfolk Monday night then proceed to High Point Tuesday for the visit.
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Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
High Point
Norfolk
Harry Raymond
Sedgefield
Raymond
Ja” Stribling
Stribling
Meeting Invites Extended For Officer Attendance
Officials plan a session with extended invitations for visitors to attend. The event invites community members and stakeholders to participate.
Slain Man Mistaken for Bear Leads to Suspect Arrest
Don Breck, 26, of Odell Oregon, confessed to killing Fred Dunbar during an outing at Summit Lake. He said the victim was mistaken for a bear as Miss Doris Bacon watched. Breck bound the woman, then fled with both victims’ clothing before disappearing into the mountains.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Don Breck
Odell
Fred Dunbar
Doris Bacon
Summit Lake
Breck
Dunbar
Miss Bacon
Crescent Lake
High Point people attend Miss Bescher funeral
Local residents gathered at Denton for the funeral of Miss Sarah Bescher this afternoon at 3 o clock. Attendees included A A Hill Mrs D T Andrews and Miss Mabel Andrews as part of the community turnout.
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Sarah Bescher
Denton
A. A. Hill
D. T. Andrews
Mabel Andrews
Jennie Lee Philathea Class Plans City Picnic
Members of the Jennie Lee Philathea class are asked to meet at the M P Church on English Street before 7 30 tonight for transportation to Municipal Lake for the picnic. Mrs Jones Hedrick has return ed home from Guilford General Hospital after a five week stay.
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Jennie Lee
Jones Hedrick
Guilford General Hospital
Troops in China Reach About 2400 U.S. Force Presence
Report states about 2400 American troops are stationed in China, outlining the scale of the U.S. force in the region and its strategic footprint amid evolving Sino American ties.
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China
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8. R. Dull
Pay Clinard Milling Co
J. C. Penney Company
Tae
Cooxing School
Teague
Monarchs
Norman Sapp
F &G
Camel Pleasure Hour
N. B.C. Network
WJZ
Associated Stations
R. J. Reynolds Tobsecco Co
Winstos-Selem, N. G
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