Improving After An Operation
Miss Frances Sechrest is improving satisfactorily at High Point hospital after a recent appendicitis operation. The Eurasian class of Green Street Baptist church meets tonight at 7 35 with Mrs. Clark at 615 Cable street. Members are urged to attend.
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Miss Frances Sechrest
High Point Hospital
Green Street Baptist Church
Clark
Cable Street
Tel Lass Tubrsday
West End Baptist Church
N. P. Hedrick
Adams Street
The
First Baptist Church
Tar Heel Inn
M. R. Shields
East
Lexington Avenue
Henry Wall
Little Rock, Ark
Miss Bates
Batesville, Ark
Mr Wall
Matt Wall
Wall
Emerywood
Local names listed in a community notice
Rosalie and Clara Cain, Jesse and Elmer Royall, Pauline Snyder, Serenia Honeysuckle, Janey, Rich ard and Welkes Hughes, James Paul, W. W. Ellington, Raymond Royals, Bernard Burchfield, Geo. Davis, Fred Byrd, Clyde Reese, Roscoe Crowson, Paul Vincannon, Frank and Hazel McDowell, Chas. Hiatt and Bill Boulden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Clara Cain
Jesse
Elmer Royall
Pauline Snyder
Serenia Honeysuckle
Janey
Richard and Welkes Hughes
James Paul
W. W. Ellington
Raymond Royals
Bernard Burchfield
Geo. Davis
Fred Byrd
Clyde Reese
Roscoe Crowson
Paul Vincannon
Frank
Hazel McDowell
Chas. Hiatt
Bill Boulden
People and Families Leave, Visit, and Return Nearby
Local society notes list numerous travelers and visitors. Miss Francis McCrary returns home after a two week Lexington visit while Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hennis return from Myrtle Beach. Others visit Salisbury, Mocksville, Lumberton, Sedgefield, and Winston-Salem, with arrivals from Indianapolis and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCrary
Lexington
Mrs. G. E. Hennis
Myrtle Beach
Farm Lad Victim of Poisoned Liquid Death
In Lumberton, Arthur Lee Hodge a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Willie Hodge died after doctors suspected poisoning. Hospital attaches said a tobacco juice colored liquid was found in his stomach and officers consider it possibly home brew not whisky. The father is in jail waiting the coroner's jury deliberations.
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Lumberton
Arthur Lee Hodge
Willie Hodge
Textile Exposition Program Is Shaped
Greenville today reports the ninth Southern Textile Exposition taking form. The Textile Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will host a national textile meeting on October 22 with events from nine in the morning to a banquet at night. The Southern Textile Association autumn convention opens October 23 with a full day of programs. Walter C. Taylor, secretary and treasurer, is due next week to finalize plans with committee chair Edwin Howard.
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Greenville
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Southern Textile Association
Walter C. Taylor
Edwin Howard
Stabilized tobacco markets sought in southern conferences
Southern agricultural leaders met in Savannah with F B Bomberger to discuss farm board aid of up to five million dollars for tobacco farmers as Georgia Georgia and other states prepared for an Atlanta meeting on market stabilization amid price protests and calls for inquiry into possible manipulation.
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Atlanta
Department of Justice
Southeastern Agricultural Products Cooperatives Consolidated
Savannah
F. B. Bomberger
Federal Farm Board
E. George Butler
Farm Board
Commissioners of Agriculture
Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
William A. Graham
North Carolina
Bright Leaf Tobacco Belt
State Department of Agriculture
Mitchell
Tarboro Moves For Economic Independence
Tarboro North Carolina Aug 4 The Tarboro Edgecombe county commissioners back a regional agricultural development plan donating 1000 to equip a municipal butter plant to process surplus milk into butter and butter milk. County Agent H M Taylor notes 30 pigs on demonstration feeding with enough progress to yield two carloads ready for sale this fall.
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Tarboro
N. C
Edgecombe County
H. M. Taylor
Bandits Apologize To Douglas Fairbanks For Robbery
In Los Angeles three young bandits robbed actor Douglas Fairbanks at his beach home. He said they apologized after recognizing him and took $80 after stealing jewelry valued at $100,000 belonging to his wife Mary Pickford. Fairbanks did not report the incident to police.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Fairbanks
Egg Imports Reach 3.7 Million in United States
Nearly 3,700,000 eggs were imported into the United States during the previous year, highlighting continued reliance on foreign supplies for domestic consumption.
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United States
Public Affairs Institute Opens in Virginia
Dr. Emory Q. Hawk of Birmingham Southern College told the Virginia Institute of Public Affairs that efficiency is a general economic balance and that American business is efficient. He cited 1928 US income around 9 billion dollars and per capita about 745, noting mass production and the push to make more goods. A. Mathiasen and Clive D. Campbell spoke on Folk schools and education for life. Governor Pollard, Dr. Alderman, and Dean Maphis will welcome attendees at the formal opening tonight.
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United States
Hawk
America
A. Mathiasen
Pocono
Rain Delays Repairs on British Dirigible R100
Rain delayed work on the damaged fin of the British dirigible R-100 near Montreal. Fabric torn from the section has been removed and a full patch is ready. Riggers will lace it in when weather clears, with a decision pending on flights to Ottawa Toronto and Quebec by Wednesday night. An audience of about 309000 viewed the airport yesterday.
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Rivier du Loup
Que
Montreal
Enterprise
NEA
Cardington
Eng
Ottawa
Toronto
Quebec
Flashes Of Life Gathers Small Town Moments
Brunswick report notes Bobby Jones enjoying a Sea Island beach vacation marking his first swim in a decade. In Glen Cove, a 68 year wedding anniversary brings together Mr and Mrs George W Dickinson aged 87 and 87 and Andrew Carpenter aged 90 to celebrate the long union.
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Brunswick
Bobby Jones
Sea Island Beach
Glen Cove
N. Y
George W. Dickinson
Andrew Carpenter
Jiggers the dog sentenced to death in New Jersey
A two year old wire haired fox terrier nicknamed Jiggers was sentenced to death by Recorder Altman after biting a woman. His owner Mrs Dora Gauker fled with the dog to her mother's home in New York, prompting possible extradition.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
Fox Tenier
Altman
Dora Gauker
New York
Poet Conrad Aiken Sails to England After Pulitzer Win
American poet Conrad Aiken sails to England seeking inspiration for poetry. Aiken won the 1930 Pulitzer Prize for the best American verse of the year.
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Boston
England
Conrad Aiken
Philadelphia Officers Threatened With Arrest Over Sabbath Law
Three city police officers face arrest threats for violating a 1706 Sabbath law after arresting managers of two baseball teams and an umpire for playing baseball on Sunday. The action follows the officers’ Saturday arrests and raises questions about enforcement of colonial-era law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Water ban halts wash day in Gettysburg
Gettysburg officials order a water conservation ban after reservoir shelves show only a two day supply. The move targets household washing and related uses as the town faces limited water resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Bronx Zoo Mongoose Dies as Yak Gives Birth
Hear Keeper Joan Toomey reports Wallace the mongoose has died while Wilhelmina the yak delivers an 18 pound calf. The Bronx Zoo notes both events reflect a day of loss and new life.
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New York
Joan Toomey
Bronx Zoo
Wallace
Wilhelmina
Austrians Plan Channel Walk After River Rhine Trip
In Bingen Germany two Austrians Professor Mitter and Julius Hirsch announce plans to walk across the English Channel after previously crossing the Rhine on home made water skis.
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Bingen
Germany
English
Professor Mitter
Julius Hirsch
Rhine
Largest Tomato Weighs 1 1 4 Pounds at Enterprise
A record size tomato grown by Mrs. R. S. Nunn of 307 Boulevard was brought to the Enterprise this morning. The fruit weighed one and one fourth pounds marking a notable local harvest specimen.
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High Point
Enterprise
R. S. Nunn
Boulevard
Funeral Services For Basser Jones This Afternoon
Funeral services were held at Fair Grove Methodist church for Basser Jones aged 47 who died at his home after several months illness. He was son of the late Captain M L Jones who built the original Thomasville and Denton railroad. Survived by wife Annie Russell and by a foster son and daughter Raymond and Elmer Jones, plus two brothers A E Jones C D Jones and sister Mrs E E Crowell. Jones operated Controll Motor Company in Thomasville.
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A. E
C. D. Jones
E. E. Crowell
Jones
Controll Motor Company
Cow Stolen From Davidson County Farm Near Thomasville
A thief took a cow from John Loftin’s rural home four miles from Thomasville and loaded it onto a truck, leaving a calf behind. Sheriff Fred O. Sink reports several similar offenses across Davidson County.
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Enterprise
Davidson Bureau
Lambeth Bridge
Thomasville
Lexington
Davidson County
John Loftin
Loftin
Fred O. Sink
Hoover to Act on Recess Appointments
President Hoover returns to Washington from a Virginia weekend to decide on six nominees for the reorganized tariff commission and to obtain Attorney General Mitchell’s opinion on whether the new power commission can appoint members without Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
White House
Mitchell
Power Commission
Senate
Reorganized Tariff Commission
Rapidan
Carolina News Briefs Snapshot of Violent Incidents and Obituary
A six weeks feud ended in a shooting and stabbing. Frantz Harper is hospitalized with buckshot wounds while James Tyler remains in jail. Charles K Bailey and Irene Bailey and their foster son Henry Clay Bailey were buried after a triple shooting. Rosa C Paschal becomes acting head at Greenville Woman’s College after a decade leading academic work.
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Frantz Harper
James Tyler
N. C
Yzinston
N.C
Charles K. Bailey
Irene
Henry Clay
State PTA board to meet in Chapel Hill for institute
The board of managers of the state congress of parents and teachers will meet in Chapel Hill in August in relation to the third annual parent teacher institute to be held August 18 through 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhapel Hill
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Brother held in North Carolina knife stabbing
Berry Green, 25, is hospitalized in Sheboro North Carolina while his brother Ed Green, 20, is jailed on a charge of stabbing him with a pocket knife.
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Sheboro
N. C
Berry Green
Ed Green
Elkin Child Seriously Hurt By Family Cow
In Elkin on August 4 a three year old boy, Bill Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wall, was seriously hurt after a family cow gored him with its horns during evening milking. He required eight stitches in the throat and was tossed by the cow as flies bothered her.
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Elkin
Bill Wall
Cooperative credit societies in Japan surpass 4.2 million members
Japanese cooperative credit societies report more than 4,200,000 members as the system expands nationwide. The milestone reflects growing participation across regions and sectors within Japan's cooperative financial framework.
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Japan
Denton County Farmer Keeps Two Grain Binders in Use
Omus Peterson of Denton Texas is a long time farmer who has relied on two grain binders for decades. He has used one binder for 28 years and the other for 30 years, maintaining operation with careful maintenance and routine repairs.
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Omus Peterson
Denton
Texas
New Evidence Promised At Billings Pardoning Hearing
The California supreme court heard a plea for new evidence in Warren K. Billings's 1916 preparedness day bombing case. Captain Charles Goff testified police are reviewing old details and may bring new witnesses. Jo in MacDonald admitted his earlier testimony was false, and Mooney and Billings may be brought to testify if needed.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
Charles Goff
Jo&in Macdonald
Baltimore
MacDonald
State Advisory Pardon Board
Sacramento
Thomas J. Mooney
Billings
William H. Waste
Mooney
Estelle Smith
Mexico to Tokyo Non-Stop Flight Plans Outlined
Albert Cassadias, a Chihuahua and Los Angeles aviator, announced plans for a non-stop Mexico to Tokyo flight in September with Vere Scheuneman of Oceanside as co-pilot. Refueling over Honolulu is planned for the 3,850 mile water hop to Tokyo. Java expects to produce 2,600,600 tons of sugar this year.
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San Diego
Cali
Mexico
Tokyo
Albert Cassadias
Chihuahua
Los Ansgreles
Vere Scheuneman
Oceanside
Honolulu
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Henry C. Kearns
Steele Street
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Pennsylvania
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Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Pickett
Edith
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Asheboro
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Doug Fairbanks
Public Affairs Institute
Emory C. Hawk
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