High Point Debating Teams Clash In Triangular Trials
High Point high school hosts the third season debate with two teams, the Pointer and the other squad, facing Greensboro and Winston-Salem in a triangular series. The winners may contend for the Aycock Memorial cup in Chapel Hill. Debates set for 8:45 and 10:30 at local high schools, with teams led by Elizabeth Hatcher Edna May Douglas Joe Wilson Vera York Jack Barnes Joseph Stone Bobby Helms Nancy Charlotte.
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High Point High School
High Point
United States
Elizabeth Hatcher
Edna May Douglas
Joe Wilson
Vera York
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
Aycock
Jack Barnes
Joseph Stone
Bobby Helms
Nancy Charlotte
R. J. Reynolds
Daily Letter From and Fiction Rally to Fame in Carolina
A compact report notes a fictional “Rally” in Carolina tied to the phrase Fame. The item hints at a public performance or publication event titled Don’t Buy Any Gorillas and hints at a racket theme without detailing individuals or dates.
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Ralley
Carolina Bellows
Arrest Sam Setzer On Liquor Charge In West End Raid
Sam Setzer of 1405 Bradshaw street was arrested after a police raid on his West End premises yielding about two and a half gallons of liquor. He was released on a $300 bond pending municipal court arraignment.
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Sam Setzer
Bradshaw Street
West End
Setzer
Frock Pattern 9677 Offers Flattering Front Detailing
The pattern presents a slenderizing voile frock with a tucker like front bodice, ruffled panels, and flared sleeves. It suits informal season affairs in fabrics from voile to silk prints, with shoulder capes and an unbelted waist for a sleek line. Sizes 14 to 40 and yardage requirements noted.
Long Illness Fatal To J. A. Hicks
J A Hicks 73 died at 417 Worth Ave after years of declining health. A native of Stokes County born October 14 1860 he moved to High Point ten years ago. Survived by wife Laura Smith three sons I G Hicks S A Hicks T Hicks two daughters Mae Hughes Sarah Tuttle and 22 grandchildren. Funeral at home Friday 1 pm and 2 30 pm at Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church Kernersville with Elder J A Fagg. interment in church cemetery.
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J. A. Hicks
Worth Avenue
Mr. Hicke
High Point
Stokes County
Howell
Susan Southern Hicks
Laura Smith
A. Hicks
Union Cross
I. G. Hicks
Winston-Salem
T. &. Hicks
Mae Hughes
Sarah Tuttle
Walnut Cove
Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church
Kernersville
J. A. Fagg
Winston
Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book
Practical Spring sewing guide showcasing ready outfits for adults and children. Contains stylish models for various occasions and figure types. Price of new book fifteen cents. Book and pattern together twenty five cents. Send orders to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 222 W 18th St New York NY.
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Marian Martin
Occa
High Point Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
O W File Services At Woodleaf Church Near Statesville
Funeral services for 63 who died at his home 438 12 East Washington Street were held yesterday at noon at Koonce Funeral Home. Dr Joseph Rennie pastor of First Presbyterian Church led the service.
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East Washington Street
Koonce Funeral Home
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
R A Wheeler Honored In Final Rites At Oakwood Cemetery
A large gathering attended the obsequies for R A Wheeler, pioneer citizen, who died Tuesday. Services were held at 4 pm from the home of daughter Mrs T J Gold Sr, 108 Oakwood court, with Dr Jo presiding. The duets by Dan W Smith and Mrs J H Allred sang More Like Jesus. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery family plot.
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R. A. Wheeler
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Dan W. Smith
J. H. Allred
Jesus
David Stanton
Charles Thompson
O. S. Harville
A. P. Staley
Jack Taylor
Thomas Turner, Jr
R. J. Bunn
Sam Caudell
Oakwood Cemetery
A M Hiatt Laid To Rest At Hickory Chapel
Funeral services for A M Hiatt died Monday at his home on Kivett drive extension were held at Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist church Wednesday at 3 pm. Rev BE W Jones officiated. A large crowd attended. Pallbearers included E K Witcher Will McGee Adelbert Kennedy J O Bales EB S Wilson Jr Clyde Hall. Choirs sang Rock of Ages Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Going Down the Valley. The Witcher sisters sang He's Gone. Flowers arranged by Madge Wilson Adaline Davis Eva Davis Frances Grouch Danced Leach Alta Wilson Mrs L P Greenway Mrs H H Foust Trelva Major Ann Sharp Mrs J W Bolton. Interment Hickory Chapel cemetery.
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Andy) Hiatt
Kivett Drive
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
BE. W. Jones
E. KE. Witcher
Will McGee
Adelbert Kennedy
J. O. Bales
EB. S. Wilson, Jr
Clyde Hall
Ann Sharp
J. W. Bolton
Hickory Chapel
Clockwork autos arrive in India from Japan
Clockwork autos are being introduced into India from Japan. These cars run 40 miles to a site and sell for less than 1560.
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India
Japan
Lebanon M. P. Church Service Honors late Saint
During the Lebanon M. P. Church service Mrs. J H Allred sang Somewhere with Dan W Smith at the piano. The funeral party then departed for Woodleaf church near Statesville for the burial. Dr S W Taylor and Rev N E Oplinger led the service as choir sang Asleep in Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers included Leo Dunning John Deligney Walter York Gay Ball John Readdick Clark Idol. Flowers by Blanche Leonard Verta Gregory and Mesdames Glenn Lambeth J B Deaton Clark Idol. Interment followed in the family plot.
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Leo Dunning
John Deligney
Walter York
Gay Ball
John Readdick
Clark Idol
Blanche Leonard
Verta Gregory
Preparation for Marriage Discussed at Y M C A Class
Last night the first meeting of the girls homemaking class at the Y M C A discussed preparation for marriage led by Mrs Beulah Propst Frady using Dr Ernest Groves book Marriage as the basis. She outlined requirements for happiness including love money common interests and mutual forbearance with continued delight in asso ciation before and after marriage. The class meets Wednesdays at 7 45 and invites all out of school girls to attend.
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Woman’s Club
Beulah Propst Frady
City drivers without licenses to be indicted now
High Point motorists operating without city license tags face indictment starting immediately. Chief W. G. Friddle urged drivers to secure city tags at once, noting indictments can be brought for those with state plates who fail to obtain city tags. Patrolmen will locate cars before warrants are issued. Tags available at the Carolina Motor Club.
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High Point
W. G. Friddle
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