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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
9
Polly, a friendly hunting dog with a young litter of puppies, has disappeared from Milbourne Heights. Residents ask that anyone who spots a stray spotted dog report to Polly’s owner Mr Jones.
Norman Hylton 21 of a Thomasville rural route suffered injuries when he fell from the back of a truck at the Fast Green and Hamilton streets intersection. He dragged about 15 feet before his foot caught. hospitalized at Guil General with ankle likely broken and back and head bruises. Ambulance took him to the hospital. condition not serious, expected to heal.
Police served nearly 30 warrants on gas stations and beverage bottlers for lacking required licenses under city ordinances. Warrants targeted Grover Garland Slouting Co, Sally Tucker, Pete Antopakos, Ixie Oil Co stations, Ward Street Service, I J Smith, Pike's Place over Astor Lunch, Neal Sinodis at Astor Launch, Tate Andrews, J W Lamet and others at Main streets and Mangum Ruseell. Thirteen warrants were in progress.
A major American Legion rally is set for Municipal Lake Park Jamestown with leaders including Congressman W B Umstead Congress man Walter Lambeth and Josephus Daniels among speakers. The program starts at 6 pm with a parade at 6 30 followed by a barbecue and talks about future Legion work. J E Lyon will preside and an expected turnout exceeds 300 ex service members plus many civilians.
The Board of Stewards plans a 7:80 o clock meeting at C. M. Queen’s Barker street home. All stewards are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed.
An OCR fragment notes Warner Radios ad misread 1085 Radies. the corrected line should read New 1986 Radios Now on Display. The item records a typographical error and its correction in an advertising page.
A man in the Pickett Cotton mill section was jailed today on a seduction charge. At noon no bond amount was set, but officers said the case would likely involve at least 81 000.
Police report an Oldsmobile coach rolled over in the 1200 block of Mont Hew Avenue near Five Points last night. No injuries were reported and the driver's name could not be learned.
Police asked today to assist in locating John Linthicam 14, of 1801 Johnson Street who disappeared from home yesterday morning and has not returned. He weighs 90 pounds with brown hair and eyes. He was last seen wearing overalls, pants and a brown shirt.
Cecil Oshorme of 1812 Hendini Street collapsed suddenly at the Fungus Manufacturing Company shortly after 2 pm. He was taken by Viow's Funeral Home ambulance to Guilford General Hospital and later moved home. His condition is not thought to be critical.
Fire Chief Ingram granted Criddichaugh a permit to build a new one story six room frame house on Chandler Street near Carr. The project cost is estimated at 8000.
The Greensboro DeMolay group installed a new chapter in Greensboro last night. About 30 candidates received two degrees as Charles Gueth and Harriss Jarrell led the meeting with Harriss Jarrell serving as Master Councilor. Approximately 20 visitors attended, including Greensboro Masons.
Mrs Mildred F P Marley age 25 wife of P F Marley of 625 Wesley Price died last night in a local hospital after three weeks illness She was born August 4 1910 in High Point a daughter of Jacob L and Frances Cozart Jones She leaves three sons P F Jr Johnny Lee and Billy Nolan Marley six sisters and a brother The body goes to her parents home 827 Putnam Avenue Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 20 at North Park Baptist Church with Rev N F Britt Interment in the church cemetery
D L Parker proprietor of High Point Battery announces the installation of a complete auto electrical service repair shop. The new service, added to battery work, will operate in the same building at 201 College Street with Paul Welger the chief electrical engineer in charge.
George Welborn suffers critical head injuries after a Terraplane driven by Windhell Lawson leaves the road on English Street near Wardell's confectionery. Lawson charged with operating a vehicle under the influence. two other men sustain injuries. pole knocked from base.
High Point precinct chairmen plan to attend a Republican gathering at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston-Salem with an executive session at 2.30 pm and a public rally at 8 pm featuring national and state speakers led by John D. Hamilton. W. C. Meekin predicts a strong GOP victory and urges wide attendance and community advertising.
A new establishment for men and women opened last week at 129 North Main Street High Point. Fall and winter merchandise is on display with popular prices at times. Merchandise is sold for cash or credit with no extra cost for credit.
After months of planning the High Point Community Chest will organize tonight at the Sheraton hotel. Officials from five agencies and officers of local clubs will elect a board of trustees to oversee operations and set October fund raising plans for the Red Cross Salvation Army and Boy Scouts. Citizens not affiliated with participating groups are urged to attend.
The Lions club will host the next quarterly union meeting on September 26. Members from nearby clubs are expected to attend this community event at the Lions hall.
Officials from the northwestern state region will meet at the Greensboro Masonic temple on Wednesday September 18 to plan the 1935 36 school term. Dr T Wingate Andrews presiding, with W A Young of Graham as secretary.
North Carolina projects totaling 6.36 million dollars include a school building in Asheboro with 218 818 dollars approved by WPA and disapproved by September 11.
The High Point civic clubs will host a gathering on Thursday September 26. Dr Jar Tice serves as club president and the Lions club will oversee the program which is being arranged.
RS Irene W Price manager of the National Re employment bureau quarters herself in private offices to interview applicants away from constant office noise. The move aims to maintain routine business while accommodating unemployed visitors seeking personal discussions. Rumors and Sunday movie talks spark churchmen and city leaders to discuss Sabbath shows amid public interest and potential opposition.
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