Chronology and Accomplishments

Chapter01 Timeline of C.L. Shuping

Chronology of Accomplishments
Compiled by Jeff Shuping, Jr.,
updated 10/15/2006

18560418 Adam Adolphus Shuping born in Rowan County

18581127 Julia Maria Honeycutt born

18770322 Adam Dolphus Shuping married Julia Maria Honeycutt, They had 7 children: Lula R. Shuping who married Lucius Pebbles, Ida B. Shuping who married Housie W. Limrick, Pinkney D. Shuping, William E. Shuping, C. Leroy Shuping, Scott Eugene Shuping, & Julia Esther Shuping

18780216 Lula R. Shuping born, sister of C.L. Shuping

18810402 Ida Bell Shuping born, sister of C.L. Shuping

18820621 Pinkney Dolphus Shuping born, brother of C.L. Shuping

18840505 William Earnest Shuping I born, brother of C.L. Shuping

1886/02/01 Clarence Leroy Shuping born on a farm in Rowan County, son of Adam
Dolphus Shuping and Julia Maria Honeycutt Shuping

18881031 Scott Eugene Shuping born, brother of C.L. Shuping

1890xxxx Family moved to Salisbury & lived on a big white frame house on North Ellis St. 1890xxxx Attended Salisbury Public Schools (1892 to 1897, age 13). Promoted over one grade which enabled him to finish at the end of his seventh year, one year in
advance of the customary time. Completed the 8th grade, the standard in North Carolina public schools at that time. He continued his education with home study,
first by means of general reading and later concentrated on the study of law.

18930429 Julia Esther Shuping born, sister of C.L. Shuping

1898xxxx Family moved to an antebellum residence on South Ellis St., Greensboro

18990301 Adam Adolphus Shuping shot and mortally wounded

18990306 C.L. Shuping’s Father (Adam Adolphus Shuping) passed away at S. Ellis St. at the age of 42 & buried at Mount Tabor Methodist, Rowan County, NC

1899-1902 Messenger boy for Western Union Telegraph Company for $5 a month

1899-1902 Telegraph Operator for the Western Union Telegraph Company

1899-1902 Messenger boy for the Office of the General Superintendent of the Eastern
District of the Southern National Railway Company

1899-1902 Assistant File Clerk with the Southern National Railway Company

1899-1902 Assistant Manager for the Western Union Telegraph Company

19000601 Lived on Fisher St., Corner of Fisher and Ellis, Salisbury (Census Records-1958)

1902xxxx Moved to Greensboro when the Southern National Railway Co. moved also

190205xx Action by Price Lefler and another against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, heard by Judge Thomas J. Shaw and a jury, at May Term, 1902, of the Superior Court of Rowan County. From a judgment for the plaintiffs, the
defendant appealed. C.L. Shuping summoned to the Supreme Court of North Carolina in this case - Lefler v. Western Union Telegraph Co., Supreme Court of
North Carolina, he was 16 years old living in Salisbury, North Carolina. The whole case was about the delivery of a telegram by a certain time to Price Lefler
who was not in town

1902xxxx Moved from Salisbury to Greensboro, Office of General Superintendent of
Southern National Railway moved from Salisbury to Greensboro

1904xxxx Appointed chief file clerk of Engineer Maintenance of E.D. of the Southern
National Railway

1905-1906 C. Leroy Shuping listed as living at a room at 320 Gorrell St., Greensboro, NC

190606xx Offices of the General Superintendent and Engineer Maintenance were moved
from Greensboro to Danville, Virginia

1907xxxx Appointed Chief Clerk of Mr. Thos. Bernard who was Engineer Maintenance
Right of Way

1907xxxx Obtained railway passes for Lulu attend Exposition near Norfolk, Virginia

1907xxxx Convinced mother and sisters to move to Greensboro and live with him

1907xxxx Had youngest sister (Ester) enroll as a student of Greensboro Female College

190801xx Offices of the General Superintendent and Engineer Maintenance were moved
back to Greensboro, 123 Tate Street

1908xxxx He related to close friends that he became greatly interested in the study of law.
From 1908 to 1912 he dedicated himself to becoming a lawyer. He purchased all of the books required by the Law School of the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill to become a lawyer and studied with private tutors day and night for 5 years. When he took the State Bar examination in 1912 given by the Supreme Court of North Carolina, he passed it and was licensed to practice law.

19100106 Julia Maria Shuping died, buried at Mount Tabor Methodist, Rowan County

1910xxxx Petitioner and attorney for other petitioners for the liquidation of his mom’s
estate, Julia Maria Shuping

19100415 Lived at 123 Tate St. in Greensboro (Census Records, 1958)

1911xxxx Wrote a book, consisting of 170 pages, ‘Every Principle of Law’, setting out every
principle of law embraced in his self imposed course of study, referred to in the Greensboro Bar Association Resolution after his death

19110411 Ida Bell Shuping died. sister of C.L. Shuping

19120225 Julia Ester Shuping died, sister of C.L. Shuping

191202xx Moved from Tate residence to 1034 W. Market Street

19120830 Took the North Carolina State Bar exam given by the North Carolina Supreme
Court. Passed Bar Exam & Licensed to practice law

1912xxxx Supported U.S. Senator F.M. Simmons bid for the Senate as a volunteer canvassing voters

19130101 Opened his first law office in the Clem G. Wright Building, 108 North Elm Street across the street from the Jefferson Standard Building

1913xxxx Early in 1913 he opened a law office in Greensboro practicing alone for a short
time in the Clem G. Wright building

191309xx Entered into a law partnership with S. Clay Williams

191302xx Became a member of the Greensboro Bar Association

19140601 Shuping & Williams joined Al Brooks & O.L. Sapp under name of Brooks, Sapp &
Williams

19150515 C. L. Shuping for plaintiff counsel in this case filed in the Supreme Court of North
Carolina – Atlantic Fruit Distributors, Inc. vs. John R. Foster et al. Trading as
Faster & Caviness

19160503 Involved with this case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Schiele &
Krigshaker vs. North State Fire Insurance Company et al.

19160601 C.L. Shuping married Ruth Hampton, daughter of George Coggin & May Brooks
Hampton of Greensboro, North Carolina married in Salisbury Township, Rowan
County, North Carolina

1917-1920 Shuping practiced law independently
Timeline of C.L. Shuping

19171010 Appointed Executive Secretary, U.S. Fuel Administration for the State of North
Carolina from 10-10-1917 to 03-31-1919

1918-1919 C. Leroy Shuping & Wife home is in Winston Salem at 639 West 5th Street

1918 Classified in armed forces as Lieutenant (never went to serve)

19180108 Mr. A. L. Brooks, with whom Mr. O. L. Sapp, Mr. S. Clay Williams, Mr. R. C. Kelly
and Mr. C. L. Shuping were on the brief, for plaintiff in error in a case filed at the
Supreme Court of the U.S. – Nelson Southern Railway Company, No. 129

19180304 Mr. A. L. Brooks, with whom Mr. O. L. Sapp, Mr. S. Clay Williams, Mr. R. C. Kelly
and Mr. C. L. Shuping were on the brief, for plaintiff in error in a case filed at the
Supreme Court of the U.S. - [Nelson v. Southern Railway Company, No. 129.

19180501 C.L. Shuping and Walser & Walser for plaintiff counsel in this case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina – The Pittsburgh Steel Company vs. Davidson
Hardware Company et al.

19180617 Lulu Shuping Pebbles died, oldest sister of C.L. Shuping

19180701 Transferred to Winston Salem as Executive Secretary of the U.S. Fuel
Administration and moved to 639 West Fifth Street, Winston Salem

19181001 Appointed Director of Enforcement of the United States Fuel Administration for
the State of North Carolina

19181001 Resided at 639 West 5th Street, Winston Salem, NC (Fuel Admin. memo)

1919xxxx Admitted to North Carolina Bar (912, U.S. District Court for North Carolina)

1919xxxx Vice President of North Carolina Bar Association

191901xx Declined an appointment to the legal department of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston-Salem (CEO - S. Clay Williams)

19190103 Counsel: Brooks, Sapp & Kelly, Justice & Broadhurst, Wilson & Frazier, Clifford Frazier, and C. L. Shuping for plaintiffs in this case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Guilford Lumber Manufacturing Company et al. V. C. G. Johnson, Contractor, American Surety Company, Et. Al.

19190111 Clarence LeRoy Shuping, Jr. Born, 1st son of C.L. Shuping

1919xxxx C.L. Shuping served on the ‘Committee on Legislation and Law Reform’

1919xxxx Attorney for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Subsequently over a long period of years he represented the company in a number of important matters

19200101 Lived at 705 Magnolia St., Greensboro (Census Records, 1958)

19201201 Lived at 108 Lake Drive till 1971, Greensboro (Census Records, 1958)

1920xxxx He became senior partner of the law firm ‘Shuping, Hobbs, and Davis’

19200405 Guilford County Campaign Manager for Robert Newton Page, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Governor of North Carolina

1920xxxx Elected to serve as Secretary of the ‘Committee on Legislation and Law Reform’
of the North Carolina Bar Association

19200421 Shuping, Hobbs & Davis and Charles A. Hines counsel for defendant for case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - W. E. Miller v. Melson-Rhodes Company, Inc.

1921 Leroy & Ruth H. Shuping listed as living at 112 W. Marker Plaza

1921xxxx Urged Chairman of Guilford County Democratic Executive Committee to organize the young voters into a young Democratic Club

1921xxxx Became Senior partner in the firm of “Shuping, Hobbs & Davis” of North Carolina

1920xxxx Member of Men’s club with West Market Street Methodist Church, enrolled more members during canvasses for membership than all other canvasses
combined

1921xxxx C.L. Shuping elected as a new member of the American Bar Association

1922xxxx Joined a mens club with the West Market Street United Methodist Church and enrolled more members during a campaign than all other canvasses involved

1922 Member of the West market Street Methodist Church Men’s’ Club, C.L. Shuping
enrolled more than all other canvasses combined

1922 Leroy & Ruth H. Shuping listed as living at 112 W. Market Plaza

19220419 Shuping, Hobbs & Davis and F. P. Hobgood, Jr., counsel for defendant in case filed in the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Bernice W. Sutton, by his next
friend, Gearge W. Sutton, v. Melton-Rhodes Company, Inc.

19220529 Hampton Shuping born, 2nd son of C.L. Shuping

1923 Leroy & Ruth H. Shuping listed as living at 112 W. Market Plaza

192301xx Appointed Guilford County Chairman of the Near East Relief Campaign. Recognized by State chairman for as putting on the best clothing campaign in the
state with the exception of one city. Our quota for Guilford County was $15,000.00. We raised $28,070.09, and oversubscription of 86 percent.

19230314 Shuping, Hobbs & Davis counsel for defendant in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Greensboro Morris Plan Company and Hare’s Motors of Carolinas, Inc., vs. J.I. Palmer and C.

19230411 Margaret Murrill Russell born (married Hampton Shuping in 1946)
1923/Spring Leader in a successful fund raising campaign for Guilford College (Quaker) for a
building project. Recognized by Raymond Binford, President of Guilford College
for his efforts.

19231121 Shuping, Hobbs & Davis for counsel plaintiff in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina - L. J. Duffy v. City of Greensboro.

19231924 Owned property at West Market Plaza, was delinquent on taxes in 1924 ($108)

1924-1941 Joined in law practice by his brother-in-law – George C. Hampton, Jr., and the
firm practiced under the name of Shuping & Hampton from 1924 to 1941.

19240418 Appointed as State Manager for Josiah W. Bailey, Campaign for Governor

19240424 C.L. Shuping formed a Bailey for Governor club

19240508 Shuping initiated Bailey for Governor Club in NC

1925 Leroy & Ruth H. Shuping listed as
living at 112 W. Market Plaza

19261104 First subscriber to New United States Code Annotated set of books

19261117 John W. Hester and Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendants in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Lizzie L. Adams v. Southern Transit Corporation and Caroline Mutual Casualty Insurance Company, and S.B. Adams v. Southern Transit
Corporation and Carolina Mutual Casualty Insurance Co.

19261117 John W. Hester and Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendants in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Margaret Harrison v. Southern Transit Corporation and Carolina Mutual Casualty Insurance Company.

1927 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for Greenville Banking & Trust Co., and National Bank of Greenville

19270126 Jefferson Brooks Shuping born, 3rd son of C.L. Shuping

19270126 Andrew Joyner, Jr., and Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendant in case filed
at Supreme Court of North Carolina – Charlotte Bank and Trust Company v. C. W. Smith, H. L. Wilson, B. J. Blume and J. E. Toole. Timeline of C.L. Shuping

19270126 Andrew Joyner, Jr., and Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendant in case filed at Supreme Court of North Carolina – Charlotte Bank and Trust Company v. H. L. Wilson.

19270223 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at Supreme Court of North
Carolina – Commercial Investment Trust, Inc., v. Frank Gaines and David Gaines, John P. Bishop, Rex F. Bishop and John F. Fulton, trading as the Motor
Company.

19270917 Elected as Chairman of Democratic Executive Committee of Guilford County

1928xxxx Helped to financed the installation of the complete Trial Court Room in Hall at the University of North Carolina Law School in Chapel Hill, North Carolina

1928xxxx C.L. Shuping served on the Committee to represent the North Carolina Bar
Association in the various Judicial Districts in matters passed out by the
Grievance Committee

19280408 Mr. & Mrs. Shuping attended the wedding of George Hampton & Mary Boren. Hampton Shuping (6 years old) acted as a junior groomsman

19280425 Shuping & Hampton, King, Sapp & King Counsel for plaintiff in case filed at Supreme Court of North Carolina – General Motors Acceptance Corporation v. D. F. Mayberry, receiver; Turner Motor Company, Inc., and the First National Bank.

19280527 Complete law office given to UNC Chapel Hill. Shuping and several other lawyers of the state have underwritten the complete cost of equipping the courtroom

19280609 Reelected as Chairman of Democratic Executive Committee of Guilford County
(1928-1930), thereafter, on February 15, 1930, he resigned and was succeeded by Bryce R. Holt, local Greensboro attorney.

19280619 Attended Democratic National Convention at Chicago to support Al Smith

19280728 Leroy and Hampton Shuping, sons of Mr. & Mrs. C.L. Shuping pictured in front of
a cola-cola stand (Greensboro Daily Record)

19280801 Mary Wishard Baldwin born, later married J. Brooks Shuping

19280829 Founded and organized the Young Men's and Women's Democratic Club of
America in Greensboro (now is nationwide, originally urged formation of this
club in 1912)

19280911 Arranged for Governor Smith to visit Greensboro, managed all of the activities involved

19281012 Shuping succeeded in getting Al Smith to visit Greensboro during his bid for President if the U.S. Greensboro Daily News, Front page, More than 25,000 on hand to greet noted leader, C.L. Shuping pictured standing beside Al Smith. Caption reads C.L. Shuping and son Brooks leave Greensboro to visit Roosevelt.

1928xxxx C.L. Shuping served on the Committee of Grievances for the North Carolina Bar Association

1928xxxx C.L. Shuping served on the Committee of Grievances for the North Carolina Bar Association

1928xxxx C.L. Shuping served on the Committee on Legal Education and Admission for the North Carolina Bar Association

1928xxxx Raised 11,000 individual contributions for the Democratic National Committee in 1932-33, more than any single individual had raised in history.

1928xxxx C.L. Shuping appointed chairman of the National Recovery Administration's (NRA) North Carolina State Recovery Board

19281107 Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendant in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina - W. B. Byerly v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation.

1929 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC, Commercial Investment Trust, State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19290109 Brooks, Parker, Smith & Wharton, Hines, Kelly & Boren, Shuping & Hampton, Scott & Brewer and Broadhurst & Robinson counsel for plaintiffs in
case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - .Oettinger Lumber Company et al. V. W.I. Anderson & Company et al.

19290322 Signed the original copy of the constitution and by laws and became a Charter
Member of the Greensboro Bar Association

19290417 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at Supreme Court of North
Carolina – American Radiator Company v. Dixie Fire Insurance Company.

19290417 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at Supreme Court of North
Carolina – Tominson Company, Inc., v. Dixie Fire Insurance Company, Inc.

19290424 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina, Mrs. M. W. Gant v. the Provident Life and Accident Insurance
Company of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

19290501 King, Sapp & King, Shuping & Hampton and J. S. Duncan counsel for creditors in
case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – American Blower Company, a Corporation, et al., v. B. Mackenzie.

19290508 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at Supreme Court of North
Carolina – Minnie D. Gant v. Mason W. Gant.

19290515 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina, Commercial Investment Trust, Inc., v. J.S. Windsor, and John P.
Bishop, John F. Fulton, and Rex F. Bishop, Copartners trading as ‘The Motor
Company’.

19290715 Shuping went to the N.C. State Bar meeting in Wrightsville and talked to most of
the 300 lawyers that were present and no one favored Simmons and all indicated
they would support the man who opposed him. Shuping wrote a letter to the party
leaders and sent Josiah W. Bailey a copy

19290805 Democratic questionnaire sent out to 750 specific Democratic leaders in North
Carolina, compiled by C.L. Shuping for determining support for an opponent
against F.M. Simmons (F.M. Simmons had been in office since 1900 but had
bolted the party in 1928 by encouraging everyone to support the republican
candidate Hoover)

192909xx Appointed by the Woodrow Wilson Foundation as Chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Commemorative Committee in Greensboro

19290923 Nomination for membership to Board of Stewards for the following year at the
West Market Street Methodist Church, Greensboro

19291106 Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendants in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina - W. A. Shoffer v. W. N. Thompson, Atlantic Coast Realty
Company and J. W. Ferrell.

19291120 King, Sapp & King, Shuping & Hampton and Hoyle & Harrison counsel for
plaintiff in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – State of North
Carolina on relation of D. L. Boultin v. W. A. Davis.

1930 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC, Commercial Investment Trust, &
State Industrial Bank, Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust, State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company, Greensboro Motor Car Company.
Timeline of C.L. Shuping

19300108 Declined appointment to Judge of the Superior Court offered to him by Governor Gardner on January 8, 1930. He advised Gardner that I was not interested.

19300208 Appointed Manager of State Campaign for U.S. Senator Josiah W. Bailey
against Senator F.M. Simmons (who had served 7 terms since 1900)
Bailey won June 7, 1930. Shuping agreed to manage Bailey’s campaign on one condition, that Bailey do no campaign and no speeches, but run based on his reputation.

19300219 Cooper A. Hall and Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiffs in case filed at Supreme Court of North Carolina - J. A. Minnis, Administrator of C. H. Sharpe,
Deceased, v. W. E. Shapre et al., and R.L. self v. W. E. Sharpe et al., and Mrs. . C. T. M. Clapp et al. v. W. E. Sharpe et al., and Miss Alma Garrison v. W. E. Sharpe et al.

19300610 Senate investigation inquiry to Bailey & Shuping about the conduct of his election
from Senator Gerald Nye, Resolution 215, 5 pages -

19300215 Resigned as Chairman of Democratic Executive Committee of Guilford County

19300526 Mrs. C.L. Shuping was elected president of the Greensboro Congress of Parents
and Teachers
19301013 Bailey and Shuping investigated by a Select Committee on Senatorial
Campaign Expenditures to investigate reports of having received large sums of
money for use in the campaign. No evidence was found to support the charges
and the case was dismissed.

19301108 Mrs. Leroy Shuping elected president of Gardenmakers for 1932

19301210 Hoyle & Harrison and Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at
Supreme Court of North Carolina – State of North Carolina on relation of D. L.
Bouldin v. W.A. Davis.

19301213 Lee S. Overman honored in Senate rites, address by F.M. Simmons. Shuping
grew up living across the street from Overman in Salisbury.

>19301213 Declined appointment as United States Senator to succeed Senator Lee
S. Overman

19301225 C.L. Shuping mentioned as a pallbearer for funeral of Mrs. Bernard,
Mother of Wife of Judge W. A. Devin

1931 Shuping & Hampton Attorneys for GMAC; Commercial Investment Trust, & Universal Credit Co.
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

1931-1933 Chairman for the Finance Committee for the North Carolina Democratic
National Committee

1931xxxx Pre-Campaign Manager in 1932 of Roosevelt’s campaign in North Carolina for
nomination for President of the United States.

19310620 C.L. Shuping mentioned as a candidate for congress along with 6 other men

19310824 E. D. Broadhurst and C. L. Shuping counsel to the referee in case filed at the
District Court, M.D. North Carolina - In re GANT

19310909 Dr. Chas. Roberson is buried in Green Hill Cemetery. Mrs. C.L. Shuping is
mentioned as one of the flowerbearers

19310921 Appointed by Governor O. Max Gardner as a delegate to represent North
Carolina at the United States Good Roads Association Convention, 19th annual
convention to represent the state of N.C. in Birmingham, Alabama

19310511 C.L. Shuping is to represent Senator J.W. Bailey in allegations against campaign

19310511 A subcommittee on privileges and elections of the Senate of the U.S. instituted
suits in the United States District Courts of the Eastern, Middle, and Western
Districts of North Carolina for the seizure of all ballot boxes and their contents
used in the Senatorial election on 11/04/30. Shuping made a careful research of
the law on the subject and found out that the Federal Courts and the Supreme
Court of the U.S. had held that such an action could not be maintained and he
prepared a brief on the subject. Prepared and filed in each court a ‘motion to
vacate the orders made by the Republican party to try to unseat Bailey from his
senate seat and recount all Votes, got case against Bailey dismissed after a full
hearing.

19310526 Mrs. C. Leroy Shuping, president, who presided at the luncheon meeting of the
Greensboro Congress of Patents and Teachers Tuesday. Mrs. Shuping
continues as president for next year. (1932)

19311101 Appointed State Manager of the North Carolina Democratic Victory Campaign
Fund

1932 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC; Commercial Investment Trust, &
Universal Credit Co.
Shuping & Hampton Council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19320108 Attended the Jackson Day Dinner with his wife Ruth at the Mayflower Hotel,
Washington, DC, Friday, January 8th, 7:30

19320127 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at Supreme Court of North
Carolina – General Motors Acceptance Corporation. J. L. Fletcher.

19320127 Allan D. Ivie, Jr., and Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendants in case filed at
the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Hunter K. Penn and E. E. Emerson,
receivers of the twin building and loan association, v. J. King and his wife, Kate
M. King.

19320206 Declined appointment to Superior court Solicitor, this position was offered to him
by Governor Max O. Gardner

193203 Appointed State Manager for Roosevelt by James Farley

19320617 Member of the Committee for Permanent Organization for N.C. Bar Assoc.

19320617 Elected delegate-at-large to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago

19320617 Elected member of Committee on Permanent Organization to the Democratic
National Convention in Chicago

19320716 Elected Vice-President of the North Carolina Bar Association at the meeting held
in Asheville, North Carolina

1932xxxx Declined Appointment as Superior Court Solicitor of the Twelfth Judicial District

1932-1933 Elected Vice-President of the North Carolina Bar Association

1932-1933 Raised 11,000 individual contributions for the Democratic National Committee,
which was the largest number by any individual in the United States.

1932-1933 C.L. Shuping served on Committee on Legal education and Admission the
Bar for the North Carolina Bar Association
Timeline of C.L. Shuping

1932xxxx C.L. Shuping served as an alternate for Delegates to Conference Bar Association Delegates, Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 28, 1933

19320224 Cooper A. Hall and Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at
Supreme Court of North Carolina - J. A. Minnie, administrator of C. E. Sharpe,
Deceased, v. W. E. Sharpe, J. L. Scott, John M. Fix, J. C. Staley,
Mrs. Maude G. Holt, Executrix of the estate of Kirk Holt, deceased, Jas. N.
Williamson, Jr., S.G. Moore and C.V. Sharpe.

1932xxxx Declined position of Internal Revenue Collector for North Carolina & later the
position of Assistant US Commissioner of Revenue because he was not
interested in holding a public office

1932xxxx Mentioned for membership on the Democratic National Committee to
succeed Clyde R. Hoey

1932xxxx Elected to the Democratic National Committee of North Carolina

1932xxxx Young Democrats Clubs of America received special attention at the Democratic
National Convention

1932xxxx North Carolina Advisory and Consulting Member of the Committee of the
American Bar Association on the simplification and improvement of appellate
Practice

19311933 Shuping’s unsuccessful bid to gain appointment as the U.S. Commissioner of Revenue (1932-1933)

19320607 Assisted in raising funds ($25,000) for John C. B. Ehringhaus’ Gov. campaign

19320629 Cooper A. Hall and Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina - J. A. Minnis, Administrator of C. E. Sharpe,
Deceased, v. W. E. Sharpe, J.L. Scott, John M. FIX, J. C. Staley,
Mrs. Maud G. Holt, Executrix OF Kirk Holt, Deceased, James N.
Williamson, Jr., S. G. Moore and C. V. Sharpe

1932xxxx Appointed member of Advisory Committee of the state Democratic Executive
Committee in 1932 (served from 1932-1938, 3 terms -
1932, 1934, 1936)

19321023 (Mr. & Mrs. Shuping) were members of the greeting party in Raleigh for Mrs. F.
D. Roosevelt, picture on front page of Raleigh News and Observer.

1932-1969 Vick Chemical Co.: Tom vs Wade civil case

1933 Shuping & Hampton Attorneys for GMAC; Commercial Investment Trust, & Universal Credit Co.
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19330317 Elected a minuteman of the Democratic National Committee

19330609 Shuping initiated the effort to have this office moved to Greensboro - The Home
Owners Loan Office

19330416 Shuping turned down an appointment for Federal District Attorney for the Middle
District of North Carolina

19330706 Dedication on July 6, 1933 of New Post Office Building, served on committee,
and spoke at this dedication with Postmaster Farley. C.L. Shuping was a
featured speaker and member of committee on arrangements.

19330707 Picture of C.L. Shuping standing with Josiah Bailey & distinguished guests from the Greensboro Daily News, Cabinet member has strenuous day here. Shuping
among reception committee to greet Mr. Farley.

19331002 Certificate from National Geographic Society to C.L. Shuping as a member

1933-1934 Served as chairman of the North Carolina committee for administration of the
National Industrial Recovery Act

1934 Shuping & Hampton Attorneys for GMAC; Commercial Investment Trust, &
Universal Credit Co. Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial
Investments Trust, State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry
Machinery Company, Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19340909 Resigned as Chairman of the State National Recovery Advisory Board

1934xxxx Patron of Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

19340308 Democratic National Committeeman for North Carolina – 2 year term

19340320 Ruth Hampton Shuping became a charter member of the Rachel Caldwell
Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Greensboro, NC

19340620 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina, Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of Banks, ex rel. Bank of
Summerfield, v. Howard Simpson and National Surety Company, Harry N. Levey,
Ancillary Receiver, and George S. Van Schaick, rehibilitator.

1934-1935 Transferred to Greensboro at my request of the following Federal Agency with
state wide jurisdiction: Home Owners Loan Corporation –
03/34, Internal
Revenue Service formerly Collector of Internal Revenue – 07/34, Federal
Housing Administration – 08/35.
Note: The Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Greensboro voted to move the bank from Greensboro to Atlanta in 11/10/72
Estimated worth over 35 years – 466 million dollars to Greensboro economy

1934xxxx Appointed member of Advisory Committee of the state Democratic Executive
Committee in 1932. (served from 1932-1938, 3 terms - 1932,1934,1936)

19340818 Participated in exercises at Old Fort Raleigh, Roanoake Island, NC. Introduced
Otis C. Bland, NC National Committeeman.

19340919 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiffs in case filed at the Supreme Court of
North Carolina – Brenman Company and the Brenman Company v. C. D.
Cunningham and Mrs. W.H. Osborne.

1935-1936 Pure Food and Drug Legislation

1935 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC; Commercial Investment Trust, & Universal Credit Co.
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19350123 News and Observer, Raleigh,
Under the dome. W.E. Shuping mentioned as NC's new boiler inspector,
Brother of C.L. Shuping

193502xx Mr. and Mrs. Shuping were guests at the reception given by the Wake County
Young Democratic organization at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh

19350214 Mr. & Mrs. attended a reception of President and Mrs. Roosevelt. While in
the national capitol, Mrs. Shuping also attended a number of other social affairs,

19350506 Mr C. L. Shuping for petitioner. Messrs. Julius C. Smith and Alex. W. Smith, Jr.,
counsel for respondents in a case filed at the Supreme Court of the U.S., No.
836. Flint Hosery Mills, Inc., v. Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co., and No.837. Same
v. Homeland Insurance Co.

1936 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

1936xxxx Shuping tried to buy the Greensboro Daily News. I first made an offer of
$1,000,000, which was declined. Negotiation proceeded to the point that I
increased the offer to $1,500,000. I was then advised that the stockowners had
decided not to sell. Shuping believed he could run the paper better than it was
being run.

1936xxxx Appointed member of Advisory Committee of the state Democratic Executive
Committee in 1932. (served from 1932-1938, 3 terms - 1932,1934,1936)

19360315 Mrs. Shuping present at the D.A.R. convention at the Caldwell Chapter session

19360501 Mrs. Shuping fell and fractured two cervical vertebrae and has been in the
hospital for two months, moved to home but was still helpless

1937 C.L. Shuping & Ruth Shuping listed as living at 108 Lake Dr.

1937-1939 Revolution Flannel Workers Union civil case (several cases)
Shuping represented the Flannel workers union against the textile workers organizing committee

1937 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19371215 Appointed Chairman of North Carolina Committee of the American Bar
Association on the Simplification and Improvement of Federal Court Appellate
Practice

1938 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

1938-1939 Independent Textile Workers Association Civil Case

1938-1943 R.D. Harris vs. Columbia Baking Company Civil Case

19381205 Appointed member of the North Carolina Committee of the American Bar
Association on improving the administration of justice and re-appointed in
succeeding years through 1947.

1938xxxx Appointed member of Committee of the American Bar Association on Procedural
Reform in North Carolina.

1939 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust
Shuping & Hampton council for: GMAC, Commercial Investments Trust,
State Industrial Bank, Breneman Company, Talley Laundry Machinery Company,
Greensboro Motor Car Company.

19390413 reensboro Record. Picture of Coca Cola Stand. Picture of Leroy and Hampton
Shuping, sons of Mr. & Mrs. C.L. Shuping

19390414 Greensboro Daily Record, Yesterdays footnotes by Ted Thompson. Jimmy
Harvey and Brooks Shuping, sons of Dr. Harvey and C.L. Shuping dug a cave
and built a hut. Club rules in their neighborhood

19391027 Elected to Vice-President, and Trial & Practice Comm. of North Carolina State
Bar Association.

1940 Shuping & Hampton attorneys for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust
Representative clients: Commercial Investment Trust, Inc., GMAC, Universal
Credit Co., Associates Investment Co., receiver, Commercial National Bank of
High Point, N.C., General Exchange Insurance Corp., Sandhill Furniture
Corporation

19401025 Elected to Vice-President of North Carolina State Bar Association

1940xxxx C.L. Shuping was the leading opponent in North Carolina of the breaking of the
3rd term tradition for President, a tradition venerated for 144 years.

19400322 C. L. Shuping and G. C. Hampton, Jr., both of Greensboro, counsel for
appellant in a case filed at the United States Court of Appeals North Carolina for
the Fourth Circuit - The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Appellant, v.
The County of Ashe, in the State of North Carolina, and J. F. Scott, Chairman, R.
B. Brown and J. E. Oliver, Members of the Board of Commissioners of Ashe
County, Appellees, No. 4603

19400506 George C. Hampton, Jr., of Greensboro, North Carolina (C. L. Shuping and
Shuping & Hampton, all of Greensboro, North Carolina, on the brief), for
appellant in a case filed at the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth
Circuit - Universal Credit Co. v. United States, No. 4600

19400512 Greensboro Daily News. Young musicians win state honor during first year.
Brooks Shuping mentioned in violin section.

19400522 C. L. Shuping and G. C. Hampton, Jr., counsel for defendant, appellant in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Mrs. Kate Crabtree v. Burroughs-White Chevrolet Sales Company, Curtis Bouldin and Bill Phillips.

19400923 Invited to have a part in a book called ‘A book of the South’, by C.C. Council of
Durham and J.E. Dowd, Jr. sent $100. In the published copy of this book, page 308 and page 354 includes a picture and biography of C.L. Shuping

19401211 C. L. Shuping and Thomas Turner, Jr., Counsel for plaintiff, appellee in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - John D. Biggs, as receiver, on
behalf of himself and all other creditors of the estate of Hugh A. Moffitt, v. J. S.
Moffitt, individually, and as administrator of the estate of Hugh A. Moffitt, & The
Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York.

1941 Shuping listed as the attorney for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust of N.Y
Representative clients: Commercial Investment Trust, Inc., GMAC, Universal
Credit Co., Associates Investment Co., receiver, Commercial
National Bank of High Point, N.C., General Exchange Insurance Corp., Sandhill
Furniture Corp.

19410108 Shuping & Hampton counsel for plaintiff, appellant in case filed at the Supreme
Court of North Carolina - Mrs. Hugh Pinnix, Administratrix of the estate of William
Rightsell, deceased, v. C.D. Griffin and Gate City Life Insurance Company.

19410126 C. L. Shuping and G. C. Hampton, Jr., counsel for defendant, appellant
in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Marshall Motor Company
v. Universal Credit Company.
Timeline of C.L. Shuping

19410126 C. L. Shuping and G. C. Hampton, Jr., counsel for defendant, appellant in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Marshall Motor Company v.
Universal Credit Company.

19410217 Greensboro Daily Record. King and Queen of hearts are crowned in Valentine
event at Central School. Marilyn Younce and Brooks Shuping are crowned King
and Queen of hearts at Central Junior High School, son of C.L. Shuping

19410326 Shuping & Hampton counsel for defendant, appellant in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina – County of Rockingham and City of Reidsville
v. Board of trustees of Elon College.

1941xxxx Law firm of Shuping and Hampton was dissolved. Shuping practiced
independently until 1948 when he formed a partnership of Shuping and Shuping
with his son, Leroy Shuping, Jr.

19411220 Real Salesman. Brooks Shuping leader of 225 carrier boys, son of C.L. Shuping

1942 Shuping listed as the attorney for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust of N.Y

19420520 C. L. Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellee in case filed at the Supreme Court
of North Carolina - Mrs. Hugh Pinnix, Administratrix of the estate of William
Rightsell.

19420520 C. L. Shuping and L. P. Dixon counsel for defendants in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina - R. Kennedy Harris, receiver of Phillips-Bolling
Lumber Company, v. D. B. Hillard and R. G. Hancock.

19420812 Greensboro Record. Picture of Band, Brooks Shuping on drums on far right, son
of C.L. Shuping

1943 Shuping listed as the attorney for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust of N.Y

19430108 H. L. Koontz and C. L. Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellant in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina - Clara Lee Ward v. J. C. Heath and wife, Nona
Heath, Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company, and H. A. Greene.

19430203 Interview: John Robert Moore with C.L. Shuping, Greensboro, North Carolina for this book – Josiah W. bailey of North Carolina and the New Deal, 1931-1941.

1944 Shuping listed as the attorney for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust of N.Y

1944-1945 Fair Labor Standards Act, Represented clients of cases of unpaid overtime
rental regulations

19440212 Mrs. C.L. Shuping (Ruth Hampton Shuping) dies at Greensboro

19440301 W. R. Dalton and C. L. Shuping counsel for defendants, appellants in case filed
at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - .City of Reidsville, a Municipal
Corporation, v. T. Howard Slade, Annie I. Slade, and W. J. Donovan

19450128 Greensboro Daily News. Brooks undergoes operation, son of C.L. Shuping

19450131 Greensboro Record - When it rains. Seeing Hampton off to war. Rushed Brooks
to hospital – appendix, Sons of C.L. Shuping

1946 Shuping listed as the attorney for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust of N.Y

19460115 Hampton Shuping, 2nd son of C.L. Shuping married Margaret Murrill Russell

19460116 Senator Josiah W. Bailey’s death, buried
19460117

19460526 West Market Street Methodist Church Bulletin, Greensboro, NC, 19460526
Clarence Leroy Shuping, Jr. listed as still serving in the armed forces, son of C.L.
Shuping, Esther Lenora Shuping mentioned in bulletin, sister of C.L. Shuping,
Robert Scott Shuping mentioned in bulletin, brother of C.L. Shuping

1946xxxx Shuping’s unsuccessful attempt to be appointed to fill the remainder of
Senator Bailey’s term after his death in 1946

19460605 C.L. Shuping and L.P. McLendon counsel for defendant, appellee in case filed at
the Supreme Court of N. C. - Mrs. Nancy Hayes Deaton, Administratrix of estate
of Edwin I. Hayes, Deceased, v. Board of Trustees of Elon College, No. 737

1947 Shuping listed as the attorney for GMAC & Commercial Investment Trust of N.Y

19470119 Jane Russell Shuping was born, 1st born and daughter of Margaret & Hampton,
granddaughter of C.L. Shuping

1948xxxx Formed a partnership of Shuping and Shuping with his son, Leroy Shuping,
Jr., continuing this partnership until his death in 1971.

19480318 Shuping & Shuping, H. L. Koontz, and Bryce R. Holt counsel for defendant
appellant in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - H. L. Coble v.
Margaret S. Coble, No. 675

19481209 Ruth Hampton Shuping was born, 2nd born and daughter of Margaret & Hampton
Shuping, Granddaughter of C.L. Shuping

19490525 H. L. Koontz and C. L. Shuping counsel for the defendants, appellants in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - State v. Earl Black and Charlie
Fales, No. 650

19490922 Clarence LeRoy Shuping, Jr. married Bobbie Ann Clay

19490621 C. L. Shuping, Jr. introduced a measure to fight communism on the campuses of
colleges and universities in the state & headed the list of resolutions for action
for the American Legion.

1950-1951 President of the Greensboro Bar Association, Who’s who in America, Vol. 27,

1952-1953

1950xxxx Became an active member of the State-wide Campaign Committee for the Democratic Nomination of Willis Smith who was elected to the senate

1950-1951 Myrick vs. McCollum Civil Case

1950-1951 Branson vs Armour & Company

19501227 Jefferson Brooks Shuping, 3rd son of C.L. Shuping, married Mary Wishard Baldwin of Sanford, North Carolina

19500128 Greensboro Daily News, With the women,
Mary Wishard Baldwin weds J. Brooks Shuping in Sanford, son of C.L. Shuping

19511101 Invitation from Henry Brandis, Dean of School of Law at UNC Chapel Hill,
to be present for the dedication of a new wing of the Manning Hall

19520201 Shuping & Shuping counsel for defendant appellant, William W. Wade in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – National Shirt and Hat Shops of the Carolinas, Inc., v. American Motorists Insurance Company and William W. Wade, no. 670

19520617 Hampton Shuping, Jr. was born, 3rd born and 1st son of Margaret & Hampton
Shuping, grandson of C.L. Shuping

19530106 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellant in case filed
at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Thereon Dean Broadway v. King-Hunter, Inc., No. 669

19530528 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for defendant appellants in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - John R. Freeman v. W. J. Preddy
and James R. Preddy, No. 672

19530804 Jefferson Brooks Shuping, Jr. was born, 1st son of Jefferson Brooks Shuping, Sr. & Mary Baldwin Shuping, grandson of C.L. Shuping

19540224 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiffs, appellants in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Posey E. Wrenn v. Howard Oliver
Graham, Kiker & Yount, Inc., and F. A. Triplett, Inc., and Posey E.
Wrenn, Administrator of the Estate of Vertie June Wrenn, Deceased, v. Howard Oliver Graham, Kiker & Yount, Inc., and F.A. Triplett, Inc., No. 665

19540604 H. L. Koontz and C. L. Shuping counsel for petitioner, appellee in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - In the Matter of the Custody of William Livingston McCormick, Miles Joseph McCormick, Mary Elise McCormick and John Gregory McCormick, No. 676

19550414 George Hampton Shuping born, 2nd son of Jefferson Brooks Shuping, Sr. & Mary Baldwin Shuping, grandson of C.L. Shuping

19550620 Sallie Murrill Shuping was born, 4th born and 3rd daughter of Margaret & Hampton
Shuping, granddaughter of C.L. Shuping

1956xxxx General Counsel and Director Patriots of North Carolina, Inc., state
headquarters, Banner Building, Greensboro NC

1956xxxx Member on Special Committee on Publication, Greensboro Bar Assoaiation

19560301 Shuping & Shuping, Greensboro, North Carolina counsel for defendant in case filed at the United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina – King v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation, No. 891-G

19561128 Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellee in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina – Vallie Fulk Thorpe v. Robert O. Burns and Mary H. Burns t/a Terminix Company of North Carolina, No. 598

19571126 H. L. Koontz, C. L. Shuping, Greensboro, counsel for defendant, appellant
in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - State v. A. D. Ownbey, Jr, No. 582

1958-1970 Guilford County Courthouse & Battleground Restoration

19580919 Daniel Russell Shuping was born, 5th born and 2nd son of Margaret & Hampton Shuping, grandson of C.L. Shuping

19581021 Kemp Baldwin Shuping was born, 3rd son of Jefferson Brooks Shuping, Sr. & Mary Baldwin Shuping, grandson of C.L. Shuping

19590520 H. L. Koontz, Shuping & Shuping counsel for respondents in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina - In Re Condemnation by the city of Greensboro of certain land and improvements thereon owned by E.G. Dillard and wife, Bessie I. Dillard, No. 602

19591028 John R. Hughes and Shuping & Shuping counsel for respondent appellees in
case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - In Re Condemnation by the
city of Greensboro of certain land owned by T. L. Alley and wife, INELL V.
ALLEY, No. 597

19600226 John Thomas Wishard Shuping was born, 4th son of Jefferson Brooks Shuping, Sr. & Mary Baldwin Shuping, grandson of C.L. Shuping

19600510 Nancy Shuping (Conner) was born later adopted by C. Leroy & Bobby Shuping, Jr., son of C.L. Shuping

19610203 Interview by John Robert Moore with C.L. Shuping, Greensboro, North Carolina
*Moore published a biography on Senator Josiah W. Bailey - Josiah W. Bailey of
North Carolina & the New Deal, 1931-1941 (1964)

19610524 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellee in case filed
at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Cecil G. Bullard, Plaintiff v. Berry Coal
& Oil Company, a Corporation, Defendant, No. 602

19610616 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiffs, appellees in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Sylvia Harris Morehead, John
Wesley Harris, Wayman Harris, and Wiley Harris, Jr., Plaintiffs, v. Daisy Harris,
Mary Louise Price, now Mary Louise Price Boquist, and her husband, Richard E.
Boquist, and Helen Moore Price, now Helen Moore Price Hooper, and her
husband, Phillip M. Hooper, Defendants, and Cora Jane Lea (Cora E. Lea)
and Lettie Ora Walker (Ora Lea Walker), Additional Defendants, No. 600

19620203 Interview: John Robert Moore with C.L. Shuping, Greensboro, North Carolina for this book – Josiah W. bailey of North Carolina and the New Deal, 1931-1941.

19640710 Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiffs in case filed at the Supreme Court of, North Carolina, Sylvia Harris Morehead, and all other heirs, Defendants, No. 605

19650401 Deed to Granddad’s house on 108 Lake Drive, 04/01/1965, 3 tracts of land
Originally deeded to Ruth Hampton Shuping by L.J. Duffy, Commissioner, deeded to C.L. Shuping’s three sons, Roy, Hamp, & Brooks

19660408 Della Swicegood Shuping died, former wife of William E. Shuping, Sr.

19660507 Pinkney Dolphus Shuping died, Brother of C.L. Shuping

19670423 William Ernest Shuping I died, brother of C.L. Shuping

19681028 Interview with Joseph L. Morrison about Bailey-Smith campaign for the book written by Morrison - (Governor O. Max Gardner, a power in North Carolina and
New-deal Washington, 1971)

19690127 The News and Reporter
Silver Beaver Award given to Brooks Shuping, son of C.L. Shuping at Fuller Street House, Pictured are Mom and dad and 4 sons-Jeff, George, Kemp, John,
Grandsons of C.L. Shuping

19690406 Scott Eugene Shuping died, brother of C.L. Shuping

19690402 Shuping & Shuping, by Leroy Shuping, Jr., counsel for plaintiff appellants in a case filed at the Court of Appeals of North Carolina – Clarence L. Morehead, Administrator Estate of Sylvia Harris Morehead, Deceased, ect.

19690416 Margaret Elizabeth Tyndall was born, daughter of Jane Shuping Tyndall

19710207 Mary Anna Shuping was born, 5th born and 1st daughter of Jefferson Brooks Shuping, Sr. & Mary Baldwin Shuping also granddaughter of C.L. Shuping

19710324 Passed away at Wesley Long Community Hospital in Greensboro, North Carolina; buried at Green Hill Cemetery, Greensboro, North Carolina

19710325 Oldest practicing member of the Greensboro Bar at the time of his death


313 entries, updated 10/15/2006, by Jeff Shuping, Jr


Notes:

Dad said that Granddad had a falling out with the West Market Methodist Church for supporting (Catholic) Al Smith for President of the U.S.

1932xxxx Actively opposed Abrogation of the 2/3 rule for nomination of Pres. & Vice Pres.
at the 1932 convention in Chicago
1937xxxx Gave up his proxy as Democratic Committeeman to Julian Price who voted
against abrogation of the rule (reelection of Roosevelt requiring 2/3 of vote)


**Note: All 3 sons were graduates of UNC-Chapel Hill

C.L. Shuping wrote 3 books per dad (J. Brooks Shuping)
1. Every Principle of Law (1911 – see Greensboro Bar Resolution and summary of his life)
2. Intersection Law (per dad)
3. Child Labor Practices (per dad in the 1910s)

*Unable to find any copies of these 3 books
I talked to the secretary of the Greensboro Bar Association and they did not have a copy

Only picture of Shuping and Bailey I could find together:
19330707 Greensboro Daily News, Front page
Picture of C.L. Shuping standing with Josiah Bailey & Distinguished guests from the Greensboro Daily News, Cabinet member has strenuous day here. Shuping
among reception committee to greet Mr. Farley, Get whole article




Other cases listed in the ECU Shuping Papers Description:
Vick Chemical Co.; Tom vs Wade, 1932-1969, appeared to be a lobbyist
Pure Food and Drug Legislation, 1935-1936, drafting legislation
Bill Drafts
Revolution Cotton Mills' Flannel Workers Union, 1937-1939 in Greensboro
Independent Textile Workers Association, 1938-1939
R.D. Harris vs Columbia Baking Co., 1938-1943
Branson vs Armour & Co., 1950-1951
Myrick vs McCollum, 1950-1951
Fair Labor Standards Act, Represented clients of cases of unpaid overtime
Rental Regulations, 1944-1945
Guilford County Courthouse & Battleground Restoration, 1958-1974






Positions C.L. Shuping Declined
Compiled by Jeff Shuping, Jr. 06/27/2005


1. 191901xx Declined an appointment to the legal department of the R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem (CEO - S. Clay Williams)

2. 19301213 Declined appointment as United States Senator to succeed Senator Lee
S. Overman recommended by Governor Max O. Gardner

3. 19300108 Declined appointment to Judge of the Superior Court of the Twelfth Judicial District offered to him by Governor Gardner on January 8, 1930. He advised Gardner that he was not interested.

4. 19311933 Shuping’s unsuccessful bid to gain appointment as the U.S.
Commissioner of Revenue (1932-1933)

5. 19320206 Declined Appointment as Superior Court Solicitor of the Twelfth Judicial
District offered to him by Governor Max O. Gardner

6. 1932xxxx Declined position of Internal Revenue Collector for North Carolina because he
was not interested in holding a public office

7. 19330416 Shuping turned down an appointment for Federal District Attorney for
the Middle District of North Carolina

8. 19330908 Declined appointment to the position of Assistant (Deputy) U.S,
Commissioner of Revenue because he was not interested in holding a public
office

9. 1936xxxx Unsuccessful bid to buy the Greensboro Daily News.
He felt it would be a much better paper if he could buy it.