Delinquent Tax Payers May Be Excused From Paying Attorneys' Fees
High Point delinquent tax defendants in Kirkman foreclosure suits may dodge attorneys fees if the Supreme Court upholds Judge Teague's ruling that city charter provisions govern fee absence. The decision would save about five to six thousand dollars in fees for dozens of pending cases, with 538 suits started and 190 settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
O. A. Kirkman
Lewis E. Teague
Kirkman
Industrial Bank of Richmond
Supreme Court
Teague
Rupert M. Pickens
C. C. Stoker
Cora C. Stoker
Industrial Bank of Richmond and
Pointer Realty Company
D. A. Kirkman
Lula Kirkman
Saddler Seeks Remedy for Chronic Costiveness
Somerset resident Mr. W. Comant, a saddler and harness-maker with thirty years in the trade, reports long bouts of costiveness. He notes repeated doses and daily discomfort while seeking relief from his ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Mr. W. & Comant
Colored Health Club To Meet Tomorrow
The Colored Health Club of this city will meet at Burn's Hill tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 for its regular monthly program. About 50 members are enrolled since last November. Organizer Anna Saunders says the aim is a healthier community and welfare work. They have aided sick families, cleaned the local cemetery, and given clothing to the poor. Floral designs are presented on the death of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burn’s Hill
Fight Colored Health Clubs
Anna Saunders
Foval
Alex Brank Dies In Thomasville
Alex Brank former High Point resident died yesterday at City Memorial hospital Thomasville after a two week illness. His mother was at his bedside when death occurred. The body was sent to Asheville for funeral services and burial likely tomorrow with arrangements not yet final.
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Alex Brank
High Point
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Asheville
Young Salvationists Meet Tonight at Salvation Army
The Young People's Legion of the Salvation Army will hold a social meeting tonight at 7 in the Salvation Army building at South Main and Clay streets. Plans include games and group stunts performed by members.
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Young People’s Legion of the Salvation Army
Salvation Army
South Main
Clay Streets
High Point Chapter 70 R A M Postpones Convocation Tomorrow
The High Priest announces no regular convocation of High Point Chapter No. 70 R A M tomorrow night. Members are urged to note the omission but to attend the assembly on Sept 19. By order Claude B Smith High Priest J M Thomas Sr Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Claude Bb. Smith
J. M. Thomas, SR
City Health Report Shows No Major Epidemics In High Point
The City Health department led by sanitary officer Roy Shiplett reports High Point had no epidemics last month. Whooping cough tops infectious diseases with nine quarantined cases, eight scarlet fever, four diphtheria. sanitation work shows overall health improvement with numerous inspections, waste removals, and vaccinations.
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Prospect Dump
Poo Sga Ee
CMAN
Poruien
City Managers Postpone NC Association Meeting
The planned organizing meeting for a North Carolina city managers association, a subsidiary of the national group, has been indefinitely postponed due to several managers being unavailable. no new date was set, but the organizers expect to reconvene soon in the same area. City Manager E. M. Knox of High Point helped sponsor the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
High Point
E. M. Knox
Mrs Martha Stanton Dies in Local Hospital
Martha Ellen Stanton 37 of 1409 Johnson Street died yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock in a local hospital after a short illness. A South Carolina native, she had lived here 2 1/2 years. Survived by husband H W Stanton connected with High Point city government and mother Mrs Lucy Hubbard of near Hamlet. Body to be sent to South Carolina for funeral services and burial. arrangements not completed.
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Martha Ellen Stanton
Johnson Street
South Carolina
H. W. Stanton
High Point
Lucy Hubbard
Hamlet
Morrow and Abels Reach Semi Finals in Local Tennis
Bob Morrow and Byron Abels advanced to the semi finals of the local tennis tournament at the Country Club after hard fought wins. Morrow beat J D Rogers in three sets 3 6 6 4 6 9 while Abels defeated Doug Coleman in straight sets 6 4 6 4. Quarter finals featuring Lucas Abels Bud Gurley L W Connant and David Parsons set for this afternoon at the Country Club courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Morrow
Byron Abels
Morrow
J. D. Rogers
Abels
Doug Coleman
Lucas Abels
Bud Gurley
L. W. Connant
David Parsons
Third Annual High Point Cooking School Draws Largest Crowd
The third day of the High Point Enterprise all gas free cooking school opened at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. S. R. Dull in charge. Attendance was the largest yet, as housewives from High Point and nearby areas flocked to hear talks on Roast Beef and Baked Ham and other party fare. Prize winners announced included baskets, coffee, flour, oil, and a Majestic Radio credit, with Little Miss Mary Virginia Leonard selecting winning prizes from the box. The program for tomorrow’s lectures begins at 9:30 a.m. and doors open at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise All Gas
S. R. Dull
Atlanta
High Point
Clinard Milling
Arthur Harrison
Wiltshire Boulevard
Katherine Deligny
North Hamilton Street
J. M. Harris
Prospect Street
W. P. Moffitt
Morris Street
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
J. W. Martin
Hicks Street
H. K L. Short
Woodrow Avenue
Lottie Talley
Centennial Avenue
Walter Flinchum
Lexington Avenue
Ed Burns
Campbell Street
Henry Grady Owens
Council Street
Mary V. Blue
Oakwood Court
C. B. Welch
Evelyn Seward
Willowbrook
Vera York
Louise Avenue
W. H. Culler
J. W. Ledwell
Beulah Lewallen
Montlieu Avenue
Mary Byerly
KE. A. Edwards
Sunset Drive
R. D. Tillson
Mary Virginia Leonard
Carrick Avenue
Majestic
C. E. Ellison
E. N. Allen
Clinard Electric Company
M. L. Hylton
Denny Street
J. C. Penney Company
Elizabeth Gurley
Clinard Electric Co
Freshmen Orientation At Nila School Friday Afternoon
Freshmen from the city schools will assemble in the high school auditorium Friday at 1 PM for directions, building tours, and locker guidance. The Girls' League Big Sisters plan a get acquainted party for freshman girls and home room programs will aid newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
Big Sisters
Girls’ League
Indian Show Free For Children At Paramount Theatre
The Paramount announces a Friday morning children special for The Silent Enemy, with 11 o'clock start and reduced admission for kids between 11 and 12. First ten ponies earn free tickets and first twenty five in Indian costume are guests of the theatre. regular run remains Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Paramount Theatre
Paramount
North
Ontario
The
Paul Lamb Again In Meshes Of Law
Police last night struggled to arrest Paul Lamb known locally for trouble with officers. Three officers fought to subdue him from Ed's Cigar store to headquarters as he tore a shirt and resisted, charged now with drunkenness resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. His year’s record includes highway robbery at the Arthur hotel and a shooting incident near a filling station, with two previous sentences and an eight month suspended term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lamb
North Main Street
Lamb
Arthur Hotel
Jack Hartnett
Steam’s purpose when kettle boils spout opens
The piece quotes a quip about steam escaping from a kettle spout to allow a mother to read letters before the father. It appears in the Wrexham England Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrexham
Eng
Advertiser
White Sox Infield Lacks Babe Herman Despite Fothergill and Smead Jolley Outfield
With Fothergill and Smead Jolley sharing the outfield, the Chicago White Sox still miss Babe Herman to complete their lineup.
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Fothergill
Smead Jolley
White Sox
Babe Herman
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for infants and children
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for feverish, colicky, gassy, and upset babies. It claims quick relief within minutes, soothing stomach and bowels, and suggests giving a teaspoonful to infants in the morning bottle and a tablespoonful in water for older children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Co
Vareck St
New York
Phillips
Chas. H Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
More Babies 10 to Be Examined Friday at City Welfare Show
The second examination of entrants in the City Baby Welfare show, tied to the High Point fair, will be held at 127 North Main Street at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Mothers with children urged to arrive promptly. Names of 60 plus babies listed for the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Frankie Marie Cecil
Mary G. Stone
Bettie Armentrout
Betty L. Meadows
Jacqueline Lindsay
Wanda Lee Hooper
Nellie L. Jones
Gena Green Browne
Florence A. Pierce
Dorothy Davis
Rebecca J. Rule
Emma J. Tomlinson
Frances &. Branson
Frances J. White
Martha Jane Long
Helen L. Johnson
Claude E. Fitzgerald
Dorothy Cowen
Sarah Louise Brown
Violet M. Cashatt
Mae A. Simmerson
Helen M. Brooks
Betty Jo Kidd
Peggy Ann Davis
Josie F. Armentrout
Elizabeth Wood
V. Marian McCain
Clyde C. Coffey
Hugh Clifton Gordon
Joseph Lee Sink
William C. McIntire
Profus Terrell Wood
Bobby Webb
Bobby Rae Gray
R. H. Gunn, Jr
Herman Deaton
Charles F. Mann Jr
Harry McD. Workman
Mary Buchanan Leads Local Popularity Contest in High Point
Official standings show Miss Mary Buchanan leading the Miss High Point Popularity Contest with 8100 votes. Treva Hoover is second with 7960, a three way tie for third between Lela Hoover and Margaret Snipes at 7700, followed by Benveneda Ketchie at 7600 and a three way tie among Bessie Hill Ora C. McCain and Nina English.
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Mary Buchanan
Treva Hoover
Lela Hoover
Margaret Snipes
Benveneda Ketchie
Bessie Hill
Ora C. McCain
Nina English
Former Scout Leader Here Visits City
Co. K. Hunt, Scout Executive of Huntsville Alabama, visited the city yesterday. He is remembered as Executive of the Uwherrie council of Scouts before B. W. Hackney and served as assistant camp director at Camp Uwhawrre near Jamestown for several years.
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Co. K. Hunt
Huntsville
Alabama
Mr. Hunt
Uwherrie Council of Scouts
B. W. Hackney
Uwhawrre
Jamestown
Dr. J J Wilson To Address Highland Mills 3 H Club
The 3 H Club of Highland Mills meets this afternoon at 4:90 in the community building. Dr. J J Wilson will discuss child health with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Mills
J. J. Wilson
Lantern fish with glowing portholes described
A deep sea lantern fish shows a row of luminous discs along each side, giving the appearance of a ship with a line of illuminated portholes as it swims.
Monthly Highway Patrol report releases details for August
The Fifth District Highway Patrol released a August report showing 1,374 violations and 62 arrests. Fines totaled 560.40 dollars with 60 days sentences. Parked cars on highways reached 234 and 8 accidents with 3 killed and 8 injured were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District State Highway Patrol
Commercial National Bank
Two Men Accepted For Naval Service
The local navy recruiting station reports two men, James Herbert Axsom of High Point and William Ralph McCuiston of Greensboro, were accepted after final examinations at Raleigh. Their enlistment fills High Point territory’s September recruit quota.
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Raleigh
Navy
James Herbert Axsom
High Point
William Ralph McCuiston
Greensboro
Girl Guards to Take Overnight Hike Near Thomasville
Members of the Girl's Life Saving Guards of the Salvation Army plan an overnight hike to the Uwharrie farms near Thomasville. They will travel tomorrow afternoon, cook supper at the farms, and sleep in camp. Three members Florence O'Beirne Elsie Welch and Charlotte O'Beirne will complete their six mile hike test.
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Salvation Army
Uwharrie Farms
Thomasville
Florence O’beirne
Elsie Welch
Charlotte O'Beirne
Native dollar 10 ends work Friday in city tour
The Jack Oakie native dollar in circulation since Monday to prove how money works ends its rounds tomorrow. It started at Carolina Vulcanizing and moved through Mann No 1 drug store Elwood Cafe Cecil's London s Wagger's Ed's Cigar Store Worth's S Campbell's and Carolina Vulcanizing. Recipients must spend it at once and sign a name. at 5 30 the current holder should call 4244 to record the travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakie
Carolina Vulcanizing Company
Mann No. 1 Drug Store
Elwood Cafe
Cecil’s Drug and Stationery Store
London's, Inc
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
Ed’s Cigar Store
Worth’s
S. Campbell’s
State Nurses Leader to Address Greensboro Meeting
Miss FEF. A. Kelly president of the State Nurses association will speak to Greensboro and High Point nurses at the King Cotton hotel Saturday night at 8. The session aims to prepare for the October 15 state convention in Greensboro with local nurses hosting. Local nurses are invited to attend and hear plans for the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fef. A. Kelly
State Nurses’ Association
Greensboro
High Point
King Cotton Hotel
King Cotton
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O. A
Saddler
Ba-Ayd
the Princess Cafe
Bes
Colored Health Club
Young Salvationists
Companion
Royal Arch Masons
College Street
Schwab Tailoring Company
East Broad St
Broad
City Health Dept
Martha Stanton
Enterprise
Nila
Cross
SPEC
Broad St
J. E. Black
Greensboro Road
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage CO
Highway Patrol
F. C. Sharp
the Bank of Service
Perpetual Building & Loan
Perpetual B. & L
High Point Perpetual Building
V. A. J. Idol
V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
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