Court convicts and fines traffic and assault cases
Judge Lewis B. Teague halted civil court briefly to hear criminal actions. Defendants faced jail or guilty pleas with fines and costs. notable sentences include John Mullins for concealed weapon and prohibition violations, plus assorted traffic and disorderly conduct cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Teague
John Mullins
Lewis B. Teague
Teague
Otis Thomppson
Ben Vaughn
John Newsome
J. B. Trotter
C. Lee
R. A. Self
Orvais Beeler
Arthur Fowler
Clifford Martin
Mary Ann Brown
Lauree Joyner
Katie B. Watson
Ames O'Neal
Clyde Fisher
B. Crews
Costa
Unemployed League Convenes in North Carolina
The North Carolina Unemployed League opens its annual two day convention with the High Point chapter hosting at 10 a.m. Saturday. W. E. Presewood, state president, leads speakers from across the state including Arnold Johnson Columbus Ohio Tom Lydie Marion Charlie Hogan Old Fort Walt Pickard Burlington L Johnson Greensboro T B Adams Thomasville Charles Dunn Durham Julius Shoemaker Lexington John Hudson Mocksville and B W Wansley Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caerolim Unemployed League
High Point
The
Unemployed League
West Broad Street
W. E. Presewood
Arnold Johnson
Columbus
Tom Lydie
Marion
Chariie Hogan
Old Fort
Walt Pickard
Burlington
L. ©. Johnson
Greensboro
T. B. Adams
Thomasville
Charles Dunn
Durham
Julius Shoemaker
Lexington
John Hudson
Mocksville
B. W. Wansley
Salisbury
Judges Named for High Point Fair Exhibits Next Week
The 1935 High Point Fair at Willis Park announces judges for farm crops J I Wagoner County Agent and J W Hendricks of USDA Extension Service in Statesville. Poultry judged by W C Price overseen by Hendricks. Home Economics and related divisions chosen by Addie Huston County Demonstration Agent with supervisors Mrs Potts and Mrs Ingram. Entries accepted Monday 8 AM at the Fairgrounds. exhibits due by noon Tuesday. judging Wednesday. pay day Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Park
P. Davis
J. I. Wagoner
W. C. Price
J. W. Hendricks
U. S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service
Statesville
Addie Huston
Greensboro
Mra. T
Fairgrounds
Raleigh Police Hold S C Robbery Suspect
Raleigh police detained William Jones alias Ed Cobb of Ahoskie who was arrested during a roundup of alleged robbers. He was taken to Greenville for investigation of a city hold up. Cobb claimed recent release from state prison and a Nash County family connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
William Jones
Ed Cobb
Ahoskie
Greenville
Lan
Cobb
Nash County
League Of Municipalities To Meet At Sedgefield Inn
North Carolina League of Municipalities holds its annual meeting October 6 to 8 with Greensboro and High Point co hosting at the Sedgefield Inn. Mayor Roger W. Harrison and Mayor C B Gray son welcome delegates at the opening session. A golf event and dinner precede formal talks by officials and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Municipalities
Sedgefield Inn
Sedgefield
Greensboro
High Point
North Carolina League of Municipalities
League
Raleigh
North Carolina
Greensberg
Roger W. Harrison
C. 8. Gray
Son of High Point
Sedgefield Country Club
Patrick Healy
Miss Roberts Weds Lexington Man In Lancaster Ceremony
Lancaster South Carolina August wedding of Lillian Roberts daughter of S B Roberts to Alton Beck of Kannapolis after six o clock Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev J S Carpening. The bride formerly taught in Erlanger and Kannapolis schools. The couple will live in Kannapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Alton Beck
Lillian Roberts
Lancaster
Beck
B. Roberts
North Carolina
Erlanger School
Kannapolis
Henry J. Beck
West Eighth Avenue
Gold Dust Corporation
North
South Carolina
Ms. Beck
Marian Martin House Frock Pattern 9368 Cotton Pickers
Cotton fashion feature describes Marian Martin pattern 9368 a house frock with a yoked bodice pleated sleeves and action pleats in the skirt. It notes sizes 14 16 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 with yardage for size 16 and provides ordering details from The Enterprise pattern department at 232 Wish St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Enterprise
Wisth St
New Yrk, N
Cardboard Box Case Jury Awards $1 100
Jurors in the civil action brought by Interstate Folding Box Co. against City Transfer and Storage Co and I. M. Lassiter trading as Tri City Motor Express returned a verdict for the plaintiff awarding $1 100. Seven issues were submitted focusing on whether a contract to insure stored cardboard boxes existed and the insured loss from a warehouse fire on August 24, 1934. The loss claimed was $2,278.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Folding Bar Company, Inc
City Transfer and Storage Company, Inc
I. M. Lassiter
Tri-City Motor Express Company
Students Will Not Report To Schools Here Next Monday
High Point plans a Monday no school for all students while teachers meet at 10 AM at the Junior high. After the meeting teachers will hold school meetings. Junior and senior high register this week and elementary schools open registrations on Tuesday September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Building of Gas Chamber Starts at State Prison
Raleigh reports materials for the lethal gas chamber will be ordered immediately and construction should start in about 10 days. Bridge engineer W. L. Craven heads the project for the highway and public works commission with A. 8. Brower stating some materials are already bought and all will be ordered by next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State's
W. L. Craven
Highway and Public Works Commission
Brower
Revival to Begin at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pastor Rev J C Brillhart of Battle Creek Michigan opens a revival at Pilgrim Holiness Church on South Hamilton Street starting Sunday September 15 and runs through September 20 with services each night at 7 20 pm and on Sunday at 11 80 am and 7 30 pm. Rev O L Ruth serves as pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brillhart
Battle Creek
Mich
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South Hamilton Street
O. L. Ruth
Kiwanis Hear Doctors on Guilford County Medical Center
Dr. C. S. Grayson Dr. W. J. McAnally and Dr. George T. Wood spoke at a Kiwanis meeting about a proposed Guilford County Medical Center branch in High Point. Grayson cited hospital bed shortages noting 1 bed per 268 residents locally versus 199 NC and 125 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Grayson
W. J. McAnally
George T. Wood
Kiwanis Club
Guilford County
High Point
Grayson
North Carolina
United States
McAnally
Wood
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Rufus M. Person, Jr
Charlotte
P. EB. Lindley
W. F. Clayton
R. T. Amos
Service Held For Mrs J M Hedrick After Passing at Home
Large crowd attended funeral services for Mrs. J M Hedrick at the Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev Hoy L Fesperman led the rites with Dr J C Leonard Dr L A Peeler and Rev Milton Whitener in attendance. Active pallbearers were nephews including Graham Mec Crary Roscoe Clodfelter Zula Clodfelter John Younts Grady Beck Olin Beck Luther Long and Willie Sechrest. Interment was at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery with flowers arranged by the Woman's Missionary Society Hard to parse safe from OCR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M Hedrick
East
Lexington Avenue
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
J. C. Leonard
Lexington
L. A. Peeler
Kannapolis
Milton Whitener
Salisbury
Jesus
Graham MecCrary
Roscoe Clodfelter
Zula Clodfelter
John Younts
Grady Beck
Olin Beck
Luther Long
Willie Sechrest
Econsistory
Woman's Missionary Society
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Rites Planned for Mrs Mil dred Marley Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred P. Marley 25 wife of P F Marley of 628 Wesley Place will be held Saturday at 10 30 AM from North Park Church with Rev N F Britt officiating. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named Wood Prye Farr Comby Callahan Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred P. Marley
P. F. Marley
Wesley Place
North Park
N. F. Britt
Oakwood Cemetery
Co. &. Wood
Paul K. Prye
Floyd Farr
Wade Comby
Jim Callahan
Brooks Callahan
Injured In Automobile Truck Collision Near Winston-Salem
Friends of Howard Overcash Jay L Young Frank Slayden and Wade Curl report injuries from an automobile truck crash on the Winston-Salem road six miles from Winston-Salem Monday. Overcash at Guilford General hospital Young at Burrus Memorial hospital Slayden and Curl confined to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Overcash
Jay L. Young
Frank J
Slaydon
Wade Curl
Winston-Salem Road
Winston-Salem
Mr. Overcash
Guilford General Hospital
Mr. Young
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mer. Slayden
Curt
Varied Crop Prospects Reported in North Carolina
North Carolina crop prospects as of September 1 show tobacco at 525,614,000 pounds and corn at 45,904,000 bushels. Tobacco up 26 percent, corn four percent lower than 1934, with August conditions up three and five points respectively. Wheat up 17 percent and oats 32 percent. hay and pastures down about 10 points from August. Southern belt and mountain areas show good prospects, Piedmont weaker with barren stalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
South Carolina
New Belt
Coast
Piedmont
Kellogg Award Rewards Local Recipe Winner
Mrs. Lucy B. Jackson of 408 Lindsay street received a $50 Kellogg Company check from Battle Creek Michigan after submitting three all-bran recipes in a nationwide contest. She was the only local winner among five southeastern states and earned the second largest prize in the region, part of $5,500 total awards in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy B. Jackson
Lindsay Street
Kellogg
Jackson
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
George Welborn in Critical Condition After Accident
George Welborn of Blue Bird Taxi company remained in critical condition at Burrus Memorial hospital after a morning crash where his auto hit a parked truck and struck a steel light pole. Another driver Windhell Lawson and Clifford Hooper were treated and discharged. Lawson faces a charge of driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Welborn
Blue Bird Taxi Company
Burrus Memorial Hospital
West End
Windhell Lawson
Walnut Street
Clifford Hooper
East Broad Street
Lawson
Theater To Sponsor Model Plane Contest
The Carolina theater opens a model airplane contest announced by Manager Frank Bryan. Display in the lobby during the air picture Ladies Crave Excitement. Prizes include a week's free pass for first, a three day pass for second, and two day passes for the next three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Theater
Frank Bryan
Old Petty Home Demolished in North Main Street Cleanup
Workmen demolished the old Petty home just below Sechrest Funeral Home on North Main Street after it was declared unsafe and condemned. Willis Slane, owner, said there are no immediate rebuilding plans, just cleaning up the lot to improve the area. The brick and hardwood structure dates from about 40 years ago, built by J. H. Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petty
Sechrest Funeral Home
North Main Street
Willis Slane
J. H. Petty
Unidentified Woman Found Near Neuse River Bridge
Police in Kinston investigated a dead woman found lodged against the Neuse River bridge supports. The discovery was reported after Rep. Graham A. Barden sighted the body and alerted authorities, who sought clues to identify her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Neuse River
Graham A. Barden
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State League
High Point Fair
S. C
Miss Roberts
S.C
John Craver
Burke Hutchins
Charles Mays
Baltimore
Joe Hege
D. A. Tesh
Leaksville
Mrs
Wit Berrier
Louis Bowles
Virginia Grant
Baptist Hospital
Dermot Hedrick
Newark, N. J
Mabel Jones
Harrisburg, Pa
W. T. Jones
Addie Jones
Jean Bruton
North State Street
Amelia Hinkle
Bill Bingham
A. F. Bruton
George Curry
Fred Haynes
Clarence Wood
R. S. Thomas
Julia Holmes
L. J. Peacock
Lillian Peacock
Joe Holman, Jr
Herman Leonard
Meyer Smith
Adele Holman
Bobby Holmes
Beth
Steve Thomas
J. M. Hedrick
Mrs. Marley
Lucy Jackson
A&p
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White House
Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery
Swansdown
Rks. Soc
Wx Loaf
Pekoe
Malaga
Gt Aep
Home
Dic
A&p Food Stores
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