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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1922
Page
8
A gathering of the Merchants' association is scheduled for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Jordan street, between Washington and Richardson, is now open to traffic after the bitulithic covering was laid on the concrete base.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday at Guilford county courthouse Greensboro to Miss Liliar Waldron of Guilford county and Peter W. Oakes of High Point.
Tonight the Civitans entertain their wives and lady friends at 7 PM with a dinner at the Sherato hotel and an interesting program planned for the occasion.
The Victor Electric Shoe shop has moved to 16 East Washington Street from its former location on West Washington Street just off Main Street, marking a new quarter for the business.
Mrs. Hammond mother of W. C. Hammond of this city was operated on Sunday at Guilford General hospital and is reported doing nicely. Her friends will be glad to know.
F. H. Richardson and Mrs. Jessi R. Richardson were found not guilty this morning on a charge of assault against a five year old child. No other cases were heard in the court this session.
Next Saturday at 1 o clock the Brookridge Dairy herd including 11 purebred and 14 graded Holstein cows will be sold at the W FE Linthicum and Sons barn 110 Willowbrook street due to fire destruction. C C Robbins owner of the dairy has ordered the sale. Thursday the dairy will stop milk deliveries in High Point.
Charles Bennett and Sam Shelton, workers for Robert G Lassiter and Company paving contractors, were injured Sunday night when their car collided with another vehicle on the Winston-Salem road. They were not seriously hurt and returned to duty yesterday. No names of the other occupants were learned.
Prices appear to require daily shaving every morning as costs edge higher across markets. Supply trends and consumer demand push up the cost of essentials, with vendors noting tighter margins and ongoing adjustments to sticker prices.
A busy morning in municipal court saw several men found guilty of gambling including Carl Agner Brice Brackett Dave Walton R E Tuggie Fred Spaugh Red Roval and Robert Pletcher who were fined with costs. Converse Tibbs Negro was convicted of operating under whisky influence and selling whisky with fines totaling 100 and costs. John Milton Jr fined for drunkenness Earl Cox fined for worthless checks. James Robbins paid costs for driving with the cutout.
Miss Kate Rucker Penn of Madison arrived this afternoon to visit Miss Lucils at her North Main street home for a period of time.
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