York supporters claim pledged votes to win state GOP chair
Friends of O R York announce sufficient pledges to secure his election as chairman of the Republican state executive committee and say he will resign his postmaster job. Greensboro opposition from J S Duncan is noted, with York supporters confident of county convention control and strong west and east backing. Delegates will be elected Friday. county officers to be contested with full ticket planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
J. S. Duncan
Greensboro
Duncan
Mr. York
10Th Congressional District
Horace Haworth
Haworth
Grady Dorsett
United States Senate
John Blair
High Point
Woman from Portsmouth Credits Cardui for Health Recovery
Mrs. H. H. Penn of 835 Front Street Portsmouth writes that persistent tiredness back pain and weight loss vanished after taking several bottles of Cardui a vegetable tonic. She notes renewed strength gained weight and repeated benefits every spring and urges others to try Cardui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
H. H. Penn
Front Street
Cardus
S S
Two Arrests Tied to Patrolman's Shooting Case
Lieut. T A Barry returned from Aberdeen to pursue Neil Hobson alleged bootlegger who shot state highway patrolman G W High near Aberdeen. Two arrests made: Bertha Thomas in Laurinburg and Tom Lowery near Clinton, both held at Carthage jail for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
T. A. Barry
Aberdeen
South Carolina
Neil Hobson
G. W. High
Lieut. Barry
Hobson
Bertha Thomas
Laurinburg
Tom Lowery
Clinton
Carthage
Ten Run Suppers On After Easter At First Methodist
Tomorrow evening the Fellowship Supper at First Methodist Protestant Church closes the pre Easter series. Supper at 6 45, service at 7 30 with Rev R J Farmer on Triumphant Grace in the Early Church. Intermediate Christian Endeavor meets, choir rehearse, committee meetings, Workers' Council to meet. all Sunday School leaders expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. J. Farmer
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Workers’ Council
Growing list of entrants for city campaign yard contest
The yard and garden contest for the city beautiful campaign is attracting many registrations at the chamber of commerce. Today between 385 and 40 entries were reported with entrants listed by ward and address across First to Fourth Wards including Mrs. D. A. Neese and High Point High School, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
First Ward
Paul Morris
N. Main St
W. E. Shore
Rufus P. King
Hillcrest Dr
Jos. D. Cox
Emerywood
Southside Revival In Progress At Local Baptist Church
The Southside Baptist revival continues with Rev. E. W. Swiney of Burlington assisting pastor Rev. O. A. Elmore. The sermon tonight is Ye Must Be Born Again with special music and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Church
E. W. Swiney
Burlington
O. A. Elmore
Mrs. Amos and Father Attend Concord Baseball Game
Mrs. J. E. Amos and her father A W Davis of Reidsville travel to Concord to watch the exhibition game between Reading and Winston-Salem. Amos' brother J Wilbur Davis plays first base for Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Amos
A. W. Davis
Reidsville
Concord
Reading
Winston-Salem
Milk of Magnesia Proves Quick Heartburn Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an alkali to neutralize excess stomach acid. It claims fast relief within five minutes and highlights its long history and trusted status in hospitals and homes. The message warns to buy genuine Phillips and notes common bottle sizes and usage directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
U.S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Splendid Piedmont Motorcade Tours Florida and Returns
F J Sizemore secretary of the local chamber of commerce reported the Piedmont motorcade trip to Florida concluded with a late return to North Carolina. The party of about 19 visited over 20 cities including Jacksonville St Augustine Daytona Beach Miami Palm Beach Tampa Orlando and more while noting rain but overall friendly receptions and strong cooperation from chambers and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont
Florida
North Carolina
Miami
Mr. Sizemore
Rotary Club
St. Augustine
Fla
Charlotte
Salisbury
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Flagler Beach
New Smyrna
Titusville
Vero Beach
Fort Pierce
West Palm Beach
Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Hollywood
Miami Beach
Okeechobee
Lake Wales
Bartow
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Lakeland
Kissimmee
Orlando
Ocala
Plans completed for union Good Friday service
Arrangements are finalized for a three hour Good Friday vigil from noon to 3 p m April 18 at the First Methodist Protestant church North Main and Richardson streets speakers include Rev W R Shaffer Rev R N Bodie Miss Clara Cox Rev A L Aycock John C Abels Rev George T Tunstall and Dr R M Andrews Rev T A Sykes presides Bishop H Norwood Bowne of St Marys Episcopal church cooperates with the arrangement Merchants Association and local businesses are asked to close during the service so worshippers may attend fully
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Association
R. I. Farmer
Ministerial Association
T. A. Sykes
Edgar Hartley
W. R. Shaffer
R. N. Bodie
Clara Cox
A. L. Aycock
John C. Abels
George T. Tunstall
R. M. Andrews
H. Norwood Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
North Main
Richardson Streets
Summerfield Road Paving Progress Near Finish
Engineer J. W. Mills reports rapid work on the Summerfield project paving three miles between Greensboro and Madison with asphalt. Weather favorable, completion expected in about 30 days as crews topsoil roads in the district in preparation for oil treatment on Highway 109 between Thomasville and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerfield
J. W. Mills
Fifth Highway District
Pinehurst
Greensboro
Madison
Mills
Thomasville
Denton
High Point party makes fast return from Miami Beach
Charles L. Amos and J. P. Rawley return to High Point after a 950 mile 24 hour automobile trip from Miami Beach with several long stops including Daytona Beach and Brunswick. They left at 7 AM yesterday and arrived about 7 AM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Amos
J. P. Rawley
Miami Beach
Daytona Beach
High Point
Brunswick
Messrs
Amos
Rawley
L. A. Terry
Randall B. Terry
Nancy Carr Terry
Randall
Terry
Covered Up Teacher and Johnny at odds over handwriting
A witty exchange shows a teacher insisting on improved handwriting while Johnny counters that better handwriting would invite fault over spelling. The quip captures classroom friction and a sly student retort in a lighthearted Tit-Bits style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Notice of sale of land in High Point under deed of trust
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of the Greensboro courthouse at 2:00 P M on May 2 1930 the property known as 238 and 240 North Wrenn Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina. The sale follows a 1926 deed of trust to Parker and MacRae by Mrs Carrie L Welch later assumed by Max Bones and secured by a parcel described as a North Wrenn Street lot with a party wall right. The Atlantic Life Insurance Company noteholder will make a loan on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. Welch
Max Bones
Alexander Parker
D. C. MacRae
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
High Point
North Wrenn Street
East Washington Street
Wrenn
Carrie Il, Welch
A. L. Burns
Office of the Register of Deeds
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Auction Terms Revealed for High Point Property Sale
The document sets sale terms not to exceed 8500 dollars with final conditions announced at the sale. Dated March 29, 1930, Alexander Parker and D C MacRae as trustees, with Db MacRae as attorney, High Point, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Parker
D. C. Macrae
Db. C. MacRae
High Point
N. C
High Point Sealed Bid Sale for Water and Sewer Bonds
City of High Point invites sealed bids for 1.5 million dollars in water and sewer bonds dated December 1929. Bids must specify interest rate up to five percent, payable semi annually, with bid security of two percent of face value. Auction is not held and bids close April 15, 1930 at 2:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
New York
Messrs
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn
New York City
Ki. M. Knox
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Thedford
National Coffee Week
A&p
del Monte
Libby
Sultana
BOKAR
White House
Thie Crear Atilantiuc & Pacific
Second Ward
W. F. Taylor
6Th St
Lucy Johnson
Montlieu Ave
D. A. Neese
W. F. Robinette
Greenway Place
S. T. Buie
J. B. Austin
Cedrow Ave
W. G. Munyon
John W
W. B. Britt
Woodrow Avenue
Lee Procter
Redding St
T. L. Lawson
Willowbrook St
High Point High School
Jones, St
N. O. Brown
Highland Ave
G. W. Clark
Oakwood Court
C. E. Sheloff
Gatewood Ave
J. M. Hilliard
W. CC. Jones
J. O. Connor & Son
General Contractors Building
E. Washington Street
Guernsey
E'sskay Dairy Farm
Jam and
FF. J. Sizemore
Local Chamber Commerce
Sykes
Louis F. Voorhees
Hresidence
Greenway Drive
Amos and
Terrys
Caroline Coal and
Caroline Coal & Transfer Co
Maliory St
Staley Brothers
Commercial Bank
Drs
Staley
Building & Loan
Perpetual
Building & Joan
Invest
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A
Hutchens
Deeneeepee Eeeeee As
Hutchens Department Food Store
Hedgecock Roofing Company
Standard Oil Company
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