Young Man Die After Kearns Street Crash
Guy Wood twenty year old of 910 Kearns street died at 6 15 last night after injuries from a collision at Kearns and Park streets. Two cars driven by T D Ferree and Olin Atkins collided. Wood was struck while walking. Charges of reckless driving filed and postponed. possible manslaughter charges discussed. He was born September 20 1911 in High Point and worked at Robbins Hosiery Mill. Survived by mother Martha Weaver Wood brother Paul and sister Juanita. Funeral services set for 3 pm tomorrow at the family home with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Saturda
Guy Wood
Kearns Street
Mr. Wood
T. D. Ferree
Gatewood Avenue
Olin Atkins
1000 Lake Street
Kearns and
Park Streets
Wood
High
Er — Point
John
Martha Weaver Wood
Church of the Living God
Robbins Hosiery Mill
Paul Wood
Juanita Wood
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Hollnese Church
Alexander Evans
B. E. Carter
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
No Additional True Bills Are Returned Against Magistrates
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Greensboro September 23 The Guilford grand jury adjourned without bringing in additional true bills against magistrates and officers charged with various violations. Two envelopes of presentments remain to be opened by the solicitor before the next criminal court term. The jury also heard the Bean and Chandler case over the Melrose mill robbery at High Point involving 80 dozen hose. Chandler pleaded guilty. Bean's verdict is expected later today.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Criminal Court
J. W. Bean
T. J. Chandler
Chandler
Bean
Three Local Men Named Delegates to Roads Meeting
Governor C Max Gardner named T J Gold Sr Dr J T Burrus and Allen Austin as delegates to the United States Good Roads convention October 12 to 15 in Birmingham Alabama. Seventy one North Carolinians were chosen with Greensboro sending EB B Jeffress A L Brooks C L Blalock Robert M Varnon Julian Price Andrew Joyner Jr and E L Shuping.
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J. T. Burrus
Allen Austin
C. Max Gardner
Birmingham
Ala
Burrus
Alabama
Austin
Mr. Gold
High Point
Charlotte
Asheville
Rutherfordton
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Kinston
Gastonia
Salisbury
Concord
Lenoir
Marion
Chimney Rock
Rocky Mount
Statesville
Greensboro
Durham
Kings Mountain
Raleigh
Goldsboro
Wilmington
EB. B. Jeffress
State Highway Commission
A. L. Brooks
C. L. Blalock
Robert M. Varnon
Julian Price
Andrew Joyner, Jr
E. L. Shuping
Prayer Topic of Barnes Sermon at North Park Baptist
Rev C F Barnes led a Tuesday night sermon on prayer at North Park Baptist church. He cited scriptures including Matthew 21 22 and James 5 13 16 to show prayer's beauty power and promises. He said four practices keep one from backsliding read God's word talk to God testify for God and serve daily.
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C. F. Barnes
North Park Baptist Church
Earth
Heaven
God
Barnes
Quarrells Guest Of O Arthur Kirkman
Cravath firm partner F H Quarrells Jr of New York visits O Arthur Kirkman. Russian paper rubles issued before World War I carry no exchange value.
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F. H. Quarrells, Jr
of Cravath, de Gersdorff, Swaine and Wood
New York City
O. Arthur Kirkman
Interviewing Chico Marx
An interview with Chico Marx unfolds in a playful back and forth about his life story, film work, and humor. He jokes about his persona and family, notes his few film appearances, and demonstrates piano playing while teasing a longer future interview.
Jones Addresses Monarch Meeting on Service Clubs
Grover H. Jones, district governor of Monarch clubs for the North and South Carolina district and past president of the local club, spoke at the Monarch club noon meeting in the Sheraton hotel private dining room on the justification for existence of service clubs. He argued service clubs arise from a sense of responsibility to serve and outlined four levels of "contacts" from local to world, urging internationalism and humanitarianism beyond national boundaries. He urged ethical idealism and noted society’s loss of confidence in humanity as a source of world troubles, concluding with a call to deepen vision and consecration to lofty club objectives.
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Grover H. Jones
Monarch Clubs
North
South Carolina
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Jones
Cain and
Abel
Jones
Dalton Named Upon Committee for High Point Civil Court
Carter Dalton, Greensboro attorney, is named the High Point member of the five person civil court calendar committee to set each term calendar. Other members include Robert Mosely, Charles A. Hines, Clifford Frazier, Julius C. Smith. The Guilford bar adopted new rules to speed trials, require cases set for a day be tried that day or continued, and have the clerk collect case details from counsel. The six month term splits memberships, with meetings planned for the third Saturday before each term at 10 a.m.
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Carter Dalton
Robert Mosely
Charles A. Hines
Clifford Frazier
Julius C. Smith
Greensboro
Guilford Bar Y Day
High Point Court
Civil Court
Fashionable party scene clashes with chorus girl
A chorus girl felt out of place in a stylish gathering as she leaned against a covered wall. The hostess quipped that she looked like an old Rembrandt, while the girl retorted that the hostess did not look much better.
Awaited City Audit Promises Thorough Financial Check
City auditors Ernst and Young prepare a sweeping annual audit of municipal finances. Delays push release to at least a week, with typing extending four to five days for a voluminous report. Expect findings of inefficiency, possible double payment by the school board, and groundwork for future operating economies. The inspectors even checked cemetery lot payments to confirm city records.
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Ernst and St
Second Houdini Makes Ninth Prison Escape
CONCORD North Carolina September 23 Between midnight and morning Ellis Bratton alleged forger picked his cell lock at Cabarrus county jail and walked to freedom. With him were cellmates Marvin Basinger and Lester Baxter. Sheriff R C Hoover said Bratton had escaped from Raleigh Albemarle Monroe Concord and Spartanburg jails in prior years.
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Concord
N. C
Ellis Bratton
Cabarrus County
Freedom
Marvin Basinger
Lester Baxter
R. C. Hoover
Bratton
Raleigh
Albemarle
Monroe
Spartanburg
Longest Dock in the World Opens at Manila Harbor
A 1500 foot dock at Manila becomes the world’s longest, capable of handling ships as large as the Leviathan Berengaria and Europa simultaneously, signaling a major advance in port infrastructure.
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Manila
Europa
Officers Appeal To Be Speeded In Superior Court
The appeal of L. G. Jones and C. Stoker, local police officers convicted of simple assault on two negro children during a July 30 raid, is to be expedited in Superior Court. Chief Friddle and Captain Wimperly urged immediate handling in Greensboro. the case may be reached early next week. Four officers remain dissatisfied with the local court findings, with two vindicated officers supporting their colleagues.
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Superior Court
L. G. Jones
C. Stoker
W. G. Friddle
George A. Younce
George B. Wimperly
Greensboro
Airway Radio Stations to Expand on Federal Airways
Washington reports the aeronautics Branch of the Commerce Department will install 10 new airways radio communication stations on federal airways in the current fiscal year. There are already 48 stations in operation, with eleven more to be completed soon.
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Washington
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Federal Airways
Early Chinese stone slab print device arrives in England
A carved stone slab weighing over a ton, thought to be among the world’s oldest printing tools, dating to more than 2000 years ago, has been transported from China to England.
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England
China
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