Former Local Man Attends Power Meet in Germany
V. M. Montsinger a former High Pointer now with General Electric in New Jersey will be sent to Europe in June to attend the World Power Conference in Berlin. He will present a paper on Impulse Voltage Strengths of Transformers with W. M. Dann of Westinghouse. He sails May 23 aboard the Homeric with Mrs Montsinger and later visits factories in England and France and Stockholm for IEC meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Montsinger
General Electric Corporation
New Jersey
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Motsinger
University of North Carolina
W. J. Montsinger
P. A. Jones
Hamilton Street
United States
Montsinger
W. M. Montsinger
Reed Street
General Electric Works
W. M. Dann
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
England
France
International Electrotechnical Commission
Stockholm
Baptist Men to Hear Mills Home Executive Tomorrow
Covington treasurer of Mills Home at Thomasville will address the First Baptist Church Men’s Club during the monthly dinner tomorrow at 6 45 PM. Officers for the next year will be elected at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Men’s Club
Mills
Is. Dpd
Covington
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Montsinger a Leader in Transformer Insulation Research
From the University of North Carolina graduate to GE tester and engineer Montsinger studies thermal behavior of large power transformers. He designs and predicts transformer heat characteristics, researches insulation materials, and helps transformers withstand three to four million volt lightning surges. He serves on AIEE committees and leads transformer subcommittees as World Power conferences address power applications worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Works
Montsinger
University of North Carolina
E. KE
General Electric
A. I. RE
Electrical Machinery and Standards Committee
Water floods High Point Steam Laundry plant
Firemen rushed to the High Point Steam Laundry on North Wrenn Street after a sprinkler head blew off flooding the dry cleaning room floor. Quick fire department response prevented substantial damage. Call came in at about 8 45.
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High Point
Wrenn Street
Like An Ostrich Skin Fix Warns Against Constipation
A medical authority compares covering skin issues with creams to an ostrich hiding its head. It says skin eruptions signal poisoning from constipation and urges removing the constipated condition to improve health. Recommends Herbine from Eckerd's of High Point.
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Eckerd's of
High Point, N. €., Inc
Bailey in High Point Conference with Dalton
Josiah William Bailey candidate for the United States Senate met in High Point with campaign manager Carter Dalton for about an hour. He then headed to Southmont to deliver a commencement address at the Southmont school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Williams Bailey
United States Senate
Carter Dalton
Josiah William Bailey
High Point
Southmont
Davidson County
Southmont School
J. E. Millis
Dalton
Bailey
Commerce Street
F. M. Simmons
Senator Simmons
Garland Daniel
Simmons
Guilford County
High Point Leads in Greensboro Metropolitan Field Force Contest Banquet
The Greensboro district of Metropolitan Life held a banquet at the Sheraton today to honor High Point section’s victory in a six week contest based on new business and growth. Assistant Manager Herndon Taylor's High Point staff led, with R. D. Rike W. E. Price C. G. Frazier Fant Kelly Arthur Gibson and G. E. Meadows. Second staff leader H. C. Park’s team included O. R. Huskey E. P. Buck W. O. Lomax W. H. Tull J. A. Ivey and J. K. Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Sheraton
High Point
Burlington
Herndon Taylor
R. D. Rike
W. E. Price
C. G. Frazier
Fant Kelly
Arthur Gibson
G. E. Meadows
H. C. Park
O. R. Huskey
E. P. Buck
W. O. Lomax
W. H. Tull
J. A. Ivey
J. KE. Ridge
Raymond 51 Dies After Two Weeks Ill at Guilford General
Hugh Bowte Raymond prominent veneer salesman dies at Guilford General hospital after two weeks illness. Funeral from Wiltshire Drive residence at 4 PM with Dr. C G Cox and Rev John W Moore officiating. Interment Oakwood Memorial Park. Native of Ohio born October 10 1878, he lived in High Point since 1925 and ran the veneer business with his brother Harry. Survived by wife Edith Harrison father P B Raymond mother Mrs P B Raymond and brother Harry. Pallbearers selection not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bowte Raymond
Guilford General Hospital
Wiltshire Drive
C. GC. Cox
First Baptist Church
Norfolk
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Raymond
Ohio
High Point
Harry Raymond
Edith Harrison
P. B. Raymond
Dayton
M. E
Indianapolis
Indiana
Council Approves Night School Support and Survey Talk
City council members favored continuing the night school run by the Woman's Club and heard broad support from women and students. They discussed a topographic survey for High Point but rejected a $24 000 next year cost and noted a full survey could total about 75 000, while proposing a $5 000 city school board appropriation for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Woman's Club
Funeral Services for Charlie Dennis
Funeral services for Charlie Cleatus Dennis who died at his mother Emma Dennis's home at 603 Blair Street were held at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev. O A Elmore of Southside Baptist Church officiated assisted by Rev. Robert Smith of Trinity Baptist Church. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jasper Davis John Towery J L Spaugh A Wooten J A Clodfelter and W R Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cleatus Dennis
Emma Dennis
Blair Street
O. A. Elmore
Southside Baptist Church
Robert Smith
Trinity Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Marie Leonard
Mary Dixion
Helen Wright
Oda Dar
Ray Street Students To Broadcast Civic Government Program
Second grade pupils taught by Miss Jean Ward at Ray Street School will present a 6:30 PM program tonight on the High Point studio of Radio Station WNRC. The study focuses on civic government and local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Jean Ward
High Point
WNRC
Panthers Rout Appalachian In 15 2 College Baseball Win
High Point Purple Panthers shell Appalachian State pitchers for 15 runs as Carver limits the Mountaineers to six hits. Harris belts a ninth inning homer for Appalachian while Worley makes a key catch in the second to deny another long drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
High Point College Purple Panthers
Appalachian State
Carver
Panthers
Harris
Applachian
Worleyr
KR. H. E
High Point
Chian
Fuquay
Ferson
Jones and Canipe
York Reappointed Postmaster Here for Fourth Term
O. R. York who has served as postmaster here for eight years was appointed by President Hoover for another four years. His name was sent to the Senate yesterday and no change is expected. York had sought the chairmanship of the state Republican executive committee but was defeated by James S. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoover
O. R. York
Republican Executive Committee
James S. Duncan
Greensboro
Republican Committee
Charlotte
York
Washington
Calder Funeral Held At Residence in Green Street
Funeral services for C. B. Calder, who died at a local hospital, were held yesterday at 4 p.m. at his residence 516 West Green Street by Rev. O. L. Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness church. Burial was in Spring Hill church cemetery. Pallbearers were W. A. Parks, H. B. Moffitt, Clarence Vancannon, G. V. Hardie, Luther Workman and Wade Caviness. Flowers carried by Mrs. J. C. Brady, Mrs. A. F. Bouldin, Mrs. J. V. Caviness and Mrs. T. W. Caviness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Calder
West Green Street
Rev
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Spring Hill Church
W. A. Parks
H. BE. Moffitt
Clarence Vancannon
G. V. Hardie
Luther Workman
Wade Caviness
J. C. Brady
A. F. Bouldin
J V Caviness
T. W. Caviness
City Hall Closes After Death Of Earl F. Brooks
All city hall offices closed this afternoon in respect to Earl F. Brooks who died Monday night following a heart attack. Brooks was head of the electrical department. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Earl F. Brooks
Brooks
High To Leave Here For Eighth District
G. W. High a state highway patrolman assigned three months in the fifth district will depart tomorrow for Marion in the eighth district to continue his duties. W. B. Lentz will replace him in the fifth district, coming from Winston-Salem, district seven headquarters. Transfers in all districts take effect tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. High
Marion
W. B. Lentz
High Point
Winston-Salem
Sunday Amusement Charges Would Be Banned By Winston
Winston-Salem officials consider a resolution to bar Sunday admission fees at golf courses and similar amusement venues. Mayor George W. Coan Jr. expects the measure before aldermen on May 2 or May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Winston-Salem
Board of Aldermen of
Winston- Salem
George W. Coan, Jr
Baker in Cleveland Ill with Pneumonia April 30
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker is ill in Cleveland with bronchial pneumonia. Doctors say there is no cause for alarm as he shows improvement noted last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Registration to Open Saturday for Primary in High Point
Registrars in High Point are urged to obtain registration books immediately from J. I. Sechrest at 416 West Washington Street as the June primary registration opens Saturday. The books were brought from the clerk of court's Greensboro office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. I. Sechrest
Fast
Washington Street
Mr. Sechrest
Clerk of Court
Greensboro
Senior Play at the High School Friday Night
The senior class presents Mrs Temple Telegram in the high school auditorium Friday May 2 at eight o clock. Edgar Allen and Rose Askew lead roles with Frank Fuller and Dorothy Smith supporting. The three act farce features Wigson the butler and romance between Bobby Wilson and Margaret York. Proceeds fund the class gift to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Allen
Rose Askew
Frank Fuller
Rip Tabb
Fuller
Dorothy Smith
Wigson
Frank Tucker
John Brown
Mrs. Brown
Fred Holcombe
Mildred von Drehile
Bobby Wilson
Margaret York
Captain Sharpe
Dorothy
Miss Abernethy
Maxwell Jones
Granddad and Boy Go to Movies Each Sunday
A sentimental tale from Buen Humor Madrid about a boy who cherishes weekends with his kind granddad as they ride to films together. The story centers on warmth, family bond, and simple weekly rituals that create lasting memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buen Humor
Madrid
Insurance Dept Order Changes Disability Clause in 1930 Notice
By order of the Ins Department of North Carolina on May 31 1930 the present Total and Permanent Disability Clause is removed. For 40 days a special protection plan is offered at 875.00 weekly for 52 weeks if wholly disabled by sickness and 875.00 weekly for life if wholly disabled by injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins. Dept. of
N. C
Face of Life
Last Rites Held for James L Ragan
Funeral services for James L Ragan a prominent farmer who died at his Archdale highway home were conducted from his residence by Rev John W Moore and Miss Clara I Cox with a quartet singing Lead Kindly Light and Face to Face. Pallbearers included R P Royer John Richardson Blair Richardson O E Wilson Gilbert Marsh Eugene Frazier Floyd Wilson and Jesse Frazier. Interment followed in the Springfield cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ll. Ragan
Archdale Highway
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Clara I. Cox
Springfield
J. Gurney Briggs
R. P. Royer
John Richardson
Blair Richardson
O. E. Wilson
Gilber Marsh
Eugene Frazier
Floyd Wilson
Jesse Frazier
Springfield Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Josephine Parnell near city
Mrs. Josephine Parnell aged 67 widow of David Parnell died at her home one mile east of the city this morning at 3 35 o clock after an illness since Monday She was born in Alamance county June 16 1863 daughter of Charles Sterling and Martha Carfield Morse and had lived in the city for years Her husband died in 1923 She leaves two sons C G Parnell and D H Parnell of North Wilkesboro two daughters Mrs Albert Barbee of Raleigh and Mrs J C Watson of Elberton Ga and a sister Mrs T J Steed of Jamestown The funeral was Thursday at 10 am at the First Presbyterian Church with the pastors in charge Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Parnell
David Parnell
Alamance County
Charles Sterling
Martha Carfield Morse
First Presbyterian Church
C. G. Parnell
D. H. Parnell
North Wilkesboro
Albert Barbee
Raleigh
J. C. Watson
Elberton
T. J. Steed
Jamestown
C. H. Nabers
Geo. G. Reeves
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Father, Mrs. Farmer, Dies At Ohio Home
Telegram news reached Rev. R. I. Farmer and family of the death of Mrs. Farmer's father W. L. Fogo of Wellsville Ohio. Mrs. Farmer had cared for him at his bedside during pneumonia illness for several days as Mr. Farmer departed for Ohio early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Farmer
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Carter
High Point Public Library
South Main Street
Greensboro District Metropolitan Field Force
WM. F. Freeman
Blane
Washington St
D. B. Stafford
T. R. Short, D. S
Hugh B. Raymond
Council
Charlie Dennis
Appalachian
Calder
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
N. L. Garner
Commercial National Bank
IAS
L. Ragan
Quartette
High Point Perpetual Building
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