Publix Saenger Theatres Change to Publix Kincey Theaters
Publix Saenger Theatres, operator of the Paramount and other houses, changes its name to Publix Kincey Theaters, Inc. Saenger Theaters, Inc. drops out, with Kincey and Greensboro associates maintaining control from Greensboro offices. The North Carolina company, owned by H. F. Kincey and partners, operates theaters in multiple North Carolina cities.
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Publix Kincey Theatres, Inc
Greensboro
Publix Saenger Theater of
North Carolina
Piedmont Theaters, c
Kincey
Messrs Leitch and Pryor
Durham
Fayetteville
Publix Theaters Corp
Saenger Theaters, Inc
H. F. Kincey
Mr. Kincey
Publix Theaters
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Shows Mixed Prices
Potatoes in Chicago on April 22 show total U S shipments at 748 with 88 on track 258. Old stock steady and trading fair as sacked prices range Wisconsin round white 1.45 to 1.60 Minnesota round whites 1.30 to 1.40 Idaho russets No 1 1.60 to 1.70 No 2 1.30 to 1.35 New stock dull and slow. Texas sacked Bliss triumphs at 4.00 to 4 25 with fair to medium 3.25 to 3.50 and few at 3.75.
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Chicago
U. Dept
U.S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Registration Books Open Tonight For Voter Roll
Registrars in High Point announce registration books will be open tonight from 8 to 10 o clock to include eligible voters before the May 6 election. Precincts 1 2 3 4 6 7 and 10 will register at various locations with others contacting for Thursday or Friday if needed. Officials seek full citywide participation to ensure all eligible names are listed on the registration books.
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City Board of Elections
Election Board
North Main Street
Abels To Address Y's Men's Supper
J. C. Abels, president of Colonial Life Insurance, will address the Y’s Men’s supper at the YWCA building tomorrow night at 6 30. Edgar Hartley, sponsor, announced the event. W A Baker of DeMolay will also speak.
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J. C. Abels
Colonial Life Isurance Company
Y's Men's Club
Edgar Hartley
W. A. Baker
DeMolay
Gladstone Village Election Yields 43 Votes for 43 Names
In Gladstone on April 22 villagers cast all 43 votes for a new candidate. Each vote listed a unique name, reflecting a turnout where every voter chose a distinct candidate and no repeat selections.
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Gladstone
Kirmess Delights Large Paramount Audience
A packed Paramount theater audience enjoyed the High Point Woman's club produced Kirmess revue with over 250 participants. The show featured 12 acts including fairyland, farm, old Madrid, Bohemian and Czecho Slovakian dances, extensive dancing, orchestral numbers, and a coronation scene led by J. Elwood Cox and Mrs. T. Wingate Andrews.
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Paramount Theater
Kirmess
High Point Woman's Club
Kirmessland
J. Elwood Cox
Fairyland
Old Madrid
King's
Queen's Court
Charles Redding
Herman Smith
Paul Smith
Robert Collins
Lester Teague
J. B. Richardson
W. B. Sloan
Logan Lovelace
Knights
Meredith Clark Slane
Shirley Redding
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mary Carolyn Simmons
Ray Amos
Leila Bell
Goddess of Liberty
Anne Carter Marsh
Mildred Stewart
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Louise Saisbury
Dot Ingram
Grace Hutchison
Elizabeth Reitzel
Elizabeth Jones
Gene Trader
Margaret Hauser
Jake Froelich
Charles Kearns
Helen Marsh
Howard Blair
Saress Ellerbe
C. L. Gray
Sarah Denny
Mary Drew Dalton
Velva Hayden
Mae Hayes
Jane Hess Weaver
Jacqueline McMullan
Margaret Sears
Albert McAnally
Bill Sheloff
Walter
Murray
Ed Yearby
John Whitescarver
Charles Amos
Roger Edwards
June Allman
Sherrod Salsbury
Ernestine
Lucy Hayes
Grace Hutchinson
Hazel Shipman
Slim Dallas
Elliott Wood
Mr. Trader
Gurney Briggs
Dot Crawley
Dot Smith
Hazel Scroggins
Becky Kearns
Mary Scroggins
Adelaide Williamson
Frances Einstein
Margaret Hedrick
Carl Gibson
Walter Murray
Bill Price
James Hinkle
Bill Ferree
Harry Morrill
Johnnie Muse
W. Allen Hastings
Carl M. Smith
William C. Jones
Mildred Luce
Norman H. Dement
T. Hensley, Jr
Ira Hensley
Elizabeth Hoffman
Senior Salvation Army Soldiers Meet at Ward Farm
The Senior Soldiers of the Salvation Army of High Point held a social meeting at the Ward Farm near Thomasville with 33 present. Adjutant O Beirne and Sergeant Major Byerly spoke, and Ed and Mrs Searls, veterans of over 40 years in Salvation Army work, shared experiences. Attendees pledged to increase their service in the coming year.
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Salvation Army
High Point
Ward Farm
Thomasville
O’beirne
Byerly
Ed Searls
Democrats Open Headquarters on Washington Street
Democrats opened campaign headquarters this morning in the Rankin Teague Welch building on West Washington Street. Party leaders announced the site will host an intensive two week campaign push to elect the ticket, with plans completed by yesterday.
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Democratic
Rankin-Teague- Welch
West
Washington Street
Well Known Negro Farmer Passes Away
N. M. Gannaway 71 year old negro farmer died at his High Point route five home yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. He was Methodist for 53 years and served as Sunday school superintendent trustee steward disc jockey. Funeral services will be held at Brooks Memorial M E church tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev. W. C. L. Scarborough with burial in Green Hill cemetery.
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N. M. Gannaway
High Point
Methodist Church
Brooks Memorial M. BE
W. C. L. Scarborough
Green Hill Cemetery
Monarchs Hear Athletic Talk at High Point club meeting
The High Point Monarch club met at 12 15 p m in the Sheraton hotel private dining room with President A C Cecil presiding. H G Owens introduced track coach Charles E Spencer who spoke on Physical Education. Guest C W Minguel of W C Olsen Company Raleigh won the attendance prize.
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High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
A. C. Cecil
H. G. Owens
Chas. E. Spencer
C. W. Minguel
W. C. Olsen Company, Inc
Raleigh
Carolina Alumni Meet At Elwood In North Carolina
The University of North Carolina alumni group meets tomorrow at 8 p m in the Elwood hotel's dining room. Chuck Collins, football head coach, will speak with Hiram Armentrout presiding. Collins will also address the Rotary Club lunch at the Sheraton.
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University of North Carolina
Elwood
Bunn W. Hackney
Chuck Collins
Carolina
Sessons
Hiram Armentrout
Collins
Rotary Club
Sheraton
Young Jockey Barred by Age for 1931 Chicago Racing
Jockey Verlyn Smith, famed for victories in Chicago last summer, must retire for the 1931 season as the Illinois turf association denies a rider's license due to his age after determining he is only 15 years old.
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Young
Chicago
Verlyn Smith
Tome
Illinois Turf Association
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Fletcher
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Monarchs
Stevens
Belk
Acme
Jos
Dupont
Colator
Tilever
MAZDA
Silvertone Radio
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