Sanders Dallas dies. funeral services held in Greenwood
Sanders Dallas died Sunday at her brother’s home 1119 Rotary Drive. Services were held Monday at Dr. Hayes’s home with Dr. Lambeth and Dr. Williamson officiating. The choir sang Eternal Light and Abide With Me. Tuesday rites in Greenwood were led by Dr. Sims and Rev. Garrett. Pallbearers were Gambrell Jenkins McConnell Smith Poole and Coleman.
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Sanders Dallas
Rotary Drive
Edgewood Cemetery
Greenwood
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
O. GC. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
J. Gurney Briggs
Edith Moore Sherrod
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Charles F. Sims
Greenwood First Baptist Church
W. B. Garrett
Greenwood M. B
J. B. Gambrell
Joe Jenkins
R. M. McConnell
Fred Smith
Earle Poole
Herbert Coleman
Spartanburg and High Point Figures Named in Case
Spartanburg South Carolina along with Gurney Clinard and J D McCrary of High Point are cited as involved parties in the noted matter.
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Spartanburg
Gurney Clinard
J. D. McCrary
High Point
RUFUS J. REDDICK Died After Acute Poisoning At Home
Rufus J. Reddick aged 46 native of Trinity died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his Watauga South Dakota home from acute poisoning. His sister Mrs C C Cagle of Trinity learned of his condition and flew to Raleigh, then to High Point where the body was shipped. He was a World War veteran who left the army after the conflict to work in South Dakota. Surviving are sister Mrs W C Massey of Cary and A M Reddick of Laurinburg.
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Rufus J. Reddick
Trinity
Watauga
South Dakota
C. C. Cagle
Cagle
Raleigh
Cdy
High Point
W. C. Massey
Cary
A. M. Reddick
Laurinburg
Virginia Williard
Winston-Salem
Bess McKaughn
Bryson City
David Bouldin, Jr
Lillian Mae Dalton
Polly Dore Donnell
Korners Folly
Florence Joyner
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Florida
Esther Joyner
Frances Kerner
Oram Ferris
Ferris
Salem
J. R. Joyce
Everitt Corem
Concord
Louise Baker
Wendell
E. F. Baker
Baker
Theresa Snow
Greensboro
Elizabeth Fulp
Greensboro College
Margaret and
Eleanor Stafford
Elizabeth Hedgecock
Catherine Bellamy
Salem College
Frances Bodenhamer
Appalachian Teacher's College
Boone
Charles Fulp
Bill Griffith
J. D. Maultsby
State College
Oscar Joyner
Davidson College
Roger Linville
Universa of North Carolina
Chapel
Live Y'ers Club Meeting Held at Harrison Home
The Live Y'ers club met at Misses Katherine and Mickey Harrison’s Danville street home with Miss Louise Baker presiding. Eleven members attended as secretary Josephine Mitchell read minutes and mascots Jo Anne Cooke and Mona Marlow were chosen.
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Kernersvillee
Live
Katherine
Mickey Harrison
Danville Street
Louise Baker
Josephine Mitchell
Business Girls’ Club of
Winston- Salem
Woman's Club
Joanne Cooke
Mona Marlow
Convict Girl Of Highway Robbery Convict Girl Of Highway Robbery
Moselle Probble was convicted of highway robbery by a Horry county jury after a case connected to a shooting at a Florence road scene. Officers detained two girls at a roadhouse but Cain and Cobb fled after wounding an officer. Cain died, Cobb was captured. Two additional charges tied to a filling station holdup involve Preston McElemore awaiting trial.
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Conway
8. C
Moselle Probble
Florence
Colin Cain
Roy Cobb
North Carolina
Horry
Cobb
Cain
Preston McElemore
B. C. Dennis
McElemore
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Butter sales reach 7695 unsettled. prices unchanged. Eggs trade at 8254 steady with no price changes. Note mentions Guernsey cattle introduced to the United States in the early 1880s.
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Chicago
Guernsey
United States
Arkansas Farm Tenancy Commission Maps 15 Point Plan
Body at Work Hot Springs Ark Sept 16 Members of Arkansas farm tenancy commission studied an outline for the Souths first organized effort to improve the lives of its laboring class. Chairman C E Palmer announced a 15 point program to be followed at the initial meeting here Monday and Tuesday. Governor Futrell created the group of 56 men and women and will speak Monday morning. The plan covers law education living and working conditions finances and home ownership with six home ownership questions including homesteading state lands and sales to tenants. Financial issues include land use credits and improving cotton farmers domestic price while keeping world commerce. Living conditions will be studied under five headings housing food cooperative furnishing eviction rules and medical attention.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas’ Farm Tenancy Commission
Cc. E. Palmer
Commission
J. M. Futrell
Palmer
Spanish Front Bombardments Report Fierce Resistance
Madrid reports government anti aircraft batteries bombarded Maqueda and Santa Clalla as fascist assaults continued, claiming a deep hole in fascist ranks near Santa Clalla while France in Tangier demands apologies and indemnity over the execution of a French citizen in Moroccan territories.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Maqueda
Santa Clalla
Talavera
Avila
Tangier
Morocco
France
Teutan
Spanish Morocco
Aguilar
M. Aguilar
Rabat
French Morocco
Spanish
City Council Pursues Street Reapportionment and Foreclosure Steps
The council heard a petition for street assessment reapportionment on English Street for Otia Gurley and R. W. Goebel and approved action. A $30,000 damage suit by Edith Perry and heirs over sewerage on East Lexington Avenue was announced with City Attorney Jones and the law committee handling. Attorney R. Parker Waynick reported a potential foreclosure auction of property at Brookshire Drive and Woodrow Avenue, with a client ready to bid $1,000. A. Sherrod holds $2,500 in city claims. Public Works Committee was authorized to investigate.
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Otia Gurley
R. W. Goebel
English Street
Edith Perry
East Lexington Avenue
Keith Harrison
D. H. Parsons, Jr
Jones
Law Committee
R. Parker Waynick
Brookshire Drive
Woodrow Avenue
A. Sherrod
Cemetery property offered to city near Floral Garden
Offer of management of Floral Garden cemetery off English Street for sale of the property. The price is not yet determined. Oak Hill Forest subdivision owners near State Highway 10 seek plat map access, with action pending by the Planning and Zoning commission.
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Floral Garden
English Street
Oak Hill Forest
Coe Thie
Planning and Zoning Commission
Insurance Brokers Challenge Knox on Life Policy Claim
Mortimer L. Nathanson secretary of the National Association of Insurance Brokers released a telegram directed to Colonel Frank Knox. The message demands facts to back his claim that no life insurance policy is safe and asks for a retraction if unsupported. It cites insurance company records showing sound finances and urges verification or withdrawal.
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New York
Mortimer L. Nathanson
National Association of Insurance Brokers
Frank Knox
Nathanson
Brooklyn Insurance Brokers’ Association
High Point Scouts Receive Multiple Honors at Court of Honor
The September Court of Honor announced by Scout executive B. W. Hackney Jr. listed five recipients from area troops including Jimmy Edwards Charles Warner Russell Clark Freddie Taylor and W E Snider. Additional awards covered a broad slate from Pioneering to First Class and various merit distinctions across Troops 7 8 and 20.
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High Point
B. W. Hackney Jr
Jimmy Edwards
Charles Warner
Russell Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Freddie Taylor
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
W. E. Snider
Ward Street Methodist Church
Henry Grady Owens
Bayne Keever
Jack Lee
Hale Hardee
James Owens
Bruce Thorburn
Bill Simmons
James Warner
Warren Yow
Jimmie Edwards
George Connor
Melvin Stroupe, Jr
Sidney Bailey
Bryan Grandjean
Paul Stout
Earl Forward
N. E. Snyder
Earl Pope
Billy Sizemore
Douglas Holbrook
Edwin Robbins
Clayburn Barland
Houston Williams
Glenn Liner
James Wiliams
Profit Taking Seen On Market
A limping stock market rose on a few aviation and specialty issues while profit taking spread through steels motors rails utilities and oil and declined fractions or more in many sectors. Trading near the fourth hour was slow and election forecasts varied. Grains rallied at Chicago and currencies moved marginally with Sterling and the French franc slipping.
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New York
Chicago
Reid And Coleman Bound Over On Larceny Charge
Reid alias Harry Belton and Coleman alias Frank Belton, both Negroes, were bound over to Guilford Superior Court on larceny charges after pleading guilty in municipal court to stealing a trailer from K. Dr. Teague. Bonds set at $750 each. Court lengthy with few major cases. other defendants faced assorted prohibition and assault charges with varied sentencing.
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Reid
Coleman
Harry Reid
Harry Belton
Frank Colem
Frank Belton
Guilto Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
AZAIN
Carrie Bell Belo
Sallie Lilly
Carrie Bell
Lilly
Judge Teague
John Stout
Teague
Walter Broom
Odell Sharp
Archie Floyd
Co. O. English
Jim Wilson
R. L. Dorsett
Mary Coggins
Eunice Harrington
C. C. Clinard
R. B. Gantt
Alice Lowery
Julius Reed
Robert Femister
J. R. Fanelty
A. M. Johnson
Asault
Euliss Scott
Willie Phifer
Juanita Isaac
Mrs J W MMahon Named Chairman For Serving Of Barbecue
M M Bundy of Jamestown, Sixth District Democratic committee chairman, appoints Mrs J W McMahon to head a women’s committee to serve the barbecue at the city lake Friday afternoon. The group includes Mrs R C Hubbard Dorothy Brintle Mrs Margaret Thomas and Mrs Irene Price. A sub committee will be named to assist.
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M. Bundy
Jamestown
Democratic Congressional Committee
J. W. Mc Mahon
City Lake
R. C. Hubbard
Dorothy Brintle
Margaret Thomas
Irene Price
Rites Held for Fred Holcombe
Funeral services for Fred Holcombe aged 25 were held at his mother's home in Adams Street conducted by Rev. C Ruth and Elder R L Wind. A quartet sang and pallbearers included Howard er Vance Welborn Kermit Charlie Connor and Bill Marti. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery with the Free Team of Trophy Council 29 Junior Order in charge at the grave.
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Fred Holcombe
E. Darnell
Adams Street
Kermit Charlie Connor
Bill Marti
W. K. McCain
Inter
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
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Greenwood, S. C
R. J. Reddick
Mrs. Ella
Paramount
Barbara Stanwyck
Gene Raymond
Robert Young
Ned Sparks
Istey Welt
Roscoe Earns
Mary Brian
Geo. Barbier
Carolina
Cooper
Mr. Deeds
Jean Arthur Geo
Banfroft
Rialto
Ross Alexander
Anita Louise
Boe
Ring Drug Company
Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Frances Drake
Frank Lawton
Carolina News
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
Ben Lyon
P. G. Wodehouse
Bob
Robert Z. Leonard
Montgomery
Frank Morgan
Madge Evans
Eric Blore
Billie Burke
Robert Benchley
Ralph Forbes
Ioarn Canouima
TriaTee
March OF Time
Nene By
Live Y
Misses Harrison
Josephine
Lucille Mitchell
Vivian
Mary Ruth Cooke
Margaret Heath
Luray Blackburn
Helen Parrotte
Mae Soisson
W. A. Harper
Virginia Shackford
Dorothy Crater
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Alaska Juneau
Alco
Atlan
Atlas
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
CORO
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Curtiss Wright
Nick
Intel
Johns Man
Libby
North Amn
Ee Nor Pac
Ohio Oil Ry
Seeetereere
Otis Elev
Seree
Wehee
Penney JC
Penn
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Rem Rand
Repsti
Reynolds
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Socony
Standard
Stewart Warner
Swift Co
Timken
PransAmerica
UN Carbide
Sacneess
United Corp
Va Caro Chem
Warner Pic
West Mary
West Union
West Elec Mfg
Liocenaiian
Woolworth
Youngs
Dee
Knox 8
Dery
Chine
J. W. M’mahon
the Elwood
The
Elwood Cafe
Hlwood Hotel
Peer Ee Eel
BOWES
Columbia
AAG mi Ie
DE Soto
Safe Direct
Pointes
Union Bus Station
High St
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