Bondsmen Face Court Over Forfeited Bonds Big Sum Cited
Court orders issued against two bondsmen demanding they explain why 4050 should not be paid into the court for forfeited bonds. Papers served on M Ernest Welch and R E Southard with additional summonses expected as more cases linger. Bonding defendants scattered across the area complicating re-arrests and collection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Weague
R. E. Southard
Carolina Bonding Company
Sci Fas
J. M. Hoover
M. Ernest Welch
Welch
Teague
Mr. Hoover
fTeague
Dred Peacock
Tom Hoyle
County School Board
Manchurian Air Seems Clearer
Rengo dispatches from Manchuria report a more favorable tone on the Chinese Soviet talks. A Chinese effort to meet Soviet representatives to discuss the Chinese Eastern Railway may lead to a train sent to Manchuria carrying Chinese delegates across the border to Dauria. Harbin reports say Chinese authorities have arrested 110 more Soviet railway employees for deportation, along with 20 other Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rengo
Manchuria
Manchuri
Dauria
Harbin
Detention Protest At Mexican Legation
Mexico City reported a protest by the Spanish Charge D'Affairs Fernando Gonzales Arnao to the foreign office over the detention of several legation staff members by detectives. He was detained briefly at the home of a Spanish subject during a liquor raid and informed his government and the dean of the diplomatic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Ferando Gonzales Arnao
Foreign Office
Legation
Walking world trek to win forty thousand dollar bet
Andrew Robe M Wyte, aged 43, sets off from Glasgow on a 25 000 mile journey for a 40 000 dollar wager. He must walk the entire distance without riding, carry a small tent and cooking gear, and earn his living along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Andrew Robe M’wyte
Second Season Ends At State Y MC A Camp Elliott
The second summer of eight weeks under the state Young Men's Christian Association at Camp Elliott near Old Fort has concluded. Sixty-eight boys attended, with leaders and counselors from multiple towns, enjoying hikes, a lake for swimming and boating, rifle range, horseback riding, and new sports facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Young Men's Christian Association
Camp Elliott
Chimney Rock
Old Fort
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mt. Mitchell
Lake Lure
Cedar Creek Falls
Devil’s Cave
Andrews’ Geyser
Catawba Falls
High Point
C. A. Witherspoon
Hickory
C. C. Nixon
Concord
Fire Breaks Out in Storage Room at High Point Enterprise
Fire yesterday afternoon in the High Point Enterprise press room on North Main Street started in the storage area where waste paper from the composing room was swept down. A cigarette is suspected as the cause. Firemen arrived after the press room crew contained the blaze with extinguisher. Two chemical cans were used as a precaution. Smoke filled the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
Northside
Contgyel
County Officials Attend Asheville Convention
County Manager D. L. Connell and Commissioners J. T. Neese and F. P. Conrad will depart tomorrow for Asheville to attend a commissioners convention. Conrad said the party plans to stay until late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Connell
J. T. Neese
F. P. Conrad
Asheville
Tar Heel Hero Honored in Nicaragua Flight Cross
Lieut Hayne C Bayden a Marine aviator received the distinguished flying cross from Maj Gen Smedley D Butler for leading a two plane patrol that found a band of Nicaraguan bandits under Gen Sandina attacking a Marine detachment at Octotal two years ago Bayden a North Carolina native earned the decoration at Quantico Virginia today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heel
Quantico
Hayne C. Bayden
Nicaragua
Smedley D. Butler
Bayden
North Carolina
Sandina
Octotal
Meeting Intent Aimed At Public Attention Soon
A notice requests arranging a meeting to bring a matter to the general public’s attention at an early date. Details about place date and speakers are not specified in the readable text.
Expert to Address High Point on Aviation Development
High Point chamber plans a public meeting with a U S Department of Commerce aviation expert to promote a licensed municipal airport. Officials will review airport design material and establish sub committees while Size more warns delay risks losing modern transport access as air service expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Federal Department
F. J. Sizemore
A. Pendleton Taliaferro, Jr
Division of Airports and Aeronautic Information
Department of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Sizemore
Cheek Stinson Family Reunion Set for Gibsonville
The Cheek and Stinson families invite kin and friends to a reunion at T. C. Cheek's residence in Gibsonville North Carolina on Sunday August 21. The event features music addresses and a picnic dinner with baskets. Gibsonville lies on hard surface road No. 19 and is easily reachable from all directions.
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Cheek
Stinson
T. C. Cheek
Gibsonville
N. C
No. 19
Wake Forest College hires state education official
Aug 10 Raleigh Jas per L Memory Jr. left the state department of public instruction after four years to join Wake Forest college as professor of education. Memory, a Whiteville native and Wake Forest alum, holds a master's from Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Jasper L. Memory, Jr
State Department of Public Instruction
Wake Forest College
Memory
Whiteville
Wake Forest
Columbia
Record Number Of Civil Cases Set For Trial In High Point
The civil term opens September 3 with 159 cases calendared including 14 divorces. Notable suits list Carolina Homes Inc vs City of High Point and J Allen Austin vs City of High Point. Two terms recently set new records for trials and nearly 200 cases were disposed.
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High Point
Carolina Homes
City of
Teague
W. R. Brady
Julia Brady
Emma Lee Blanton
William J. Blanton, Jr
Etta Medlin
Joe Medlin
Co. D. Thompson
Frances M. Thompson
Etta Yates Lamb
Victor Lamb
Carribelle
Hucks Bowman
James Franklin Bowman
A. R. Drayton
Inez Drayton
Jack Burris
J. A. Mizzell
E. C. Peterson
Thomas Kinzey
Kinzey Plumbing Company
Es Cecil
H. E. Hoover
Robert R. Bland
Adam Schaf
Snowdrop Ellison
Ed Ellison
Carolina Homes, Inc
City of High Point
J. Allen Austin
L. G. Campbell
M. H. Harmon
M. H. Shipman and Company, Inc
W. L. Stamey
Stamey Jewelry Company
Myrtle Key
J. E. Stone
C. B. Embler
H. L
Fowler Mrz. Company
A. L. Hazzard
S. J. Cole
Cole Building Company
C. T. Smith
Josie D. Smith
Marshall Realty Company
C. C. Swaim
High Point Morris Filan Bank
Jesse N. Brown
Ida A. Brown
W. E. Jones
J. W. Welborn
Lois Roach
Four Churches Unite in Joint Services Tonight
Four congregations join for evening worship at the Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal, and Methodist Protestant churches with Rev. P E Lindley and Rev A G Dixon delivering messages. Miss Mae Kirkman to preside at organ. solos by Mrs J Hobart Allred and Miss Pearle Davis Martin accompany. Public invited to both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
A. G. Dixon
P. EB. Lindley
Dixon
Lindley
E. B. Stimson
Mae Kirkman
Blake Harrison
D. D
Jesus
Roberts
E. Lester Ballard
Sue Everhart
Presbyterian
Lutheran
Methodist Episcopal
Stebbins
Wesley Memorial
Pearle Davis Martin
Petersburg
Wesley Memorial Church
Israel
Local Committees Lane For State Jr U A M Convention
Local Democrats discuss Shuping letters and Bailey’s possible bid for the Senate against Simmons in North Carolina. The High Point response hints at favoring an opponent, with factions warning of a split, while others fear the party fracture and an independent run. Local committees prep for the state Jr U A M convention and library usage rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuping
Josiah William Bailey
Raleigh
Bailey
Simmons
al Smith
North Carolina
Senator Simmons
Isaac Meekins
Loud Screams Disrupt Theater Patrons in High Point
Patrons at the American Theater were alarmed last night by a woman’s screams from a jail cell at police headquarters. Emma Smith, charged with assault with a deadly weapon against Jessie McBride, was held after a bottle and later a knife were involved. Police quieted the crowd by threatening to move McBride into the cell. The incident occurred during coverage of a local event as plans for the North Carolina State council Junior Order meeting proceeded with preparations in High Point.
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Flossie Marie Foster
High Point
American Theater
Emma Smith
Jessie McBride
McBride
Emma
North Carolina State Council of the
Trophy
Guilford
Mechanicsville
State Council
Sechrest
Orphans Home
Lexington
N. C
North Carolina
Herbert B. Hunter
Elm Street
Jones Street
Chas. E. Brewer
Meredith College
Raleigh
Paul Caudell
C. A. York
David A. Stanton
Charles EB. Hami
Ilton
Monroe
Chas E. Brewser
J. W. Sechrest
H. C. Hayworth
Lee Andrews
K. L. Shipwash
Shocking to Fish Experiment Kills Fish in Pool
An electrical firm in Munster Westphalia conducted a test using a 220 volt AC wire in a pool. After a short period, over 300 pounds of carp and 50 pounds of pike surfaced unconscious, indicating a fatal or dangerous shock effect.
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London
Munster
Westphallia
No jobs for women at Royal Mail Pac ket Co
London report says the Royal Mail Packet Company will return to an all male workforce. Women workers are given 12 months to seek other employment as the firm cites efficiency as a justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Mail Packet Co
Depths Probed Reveal Greater Extent Than Peak Elevations
A concise thought notes that the deepest explored point exceeds the height of the highest surveyed mountain. The remark contrasts ascent and descent, suggesting human exploration has ventured further downward than upward.
Population share puzzle hints at global imbalance
A playful misquote notes that ten elevenths of the world’s population conceptually inhabit the equal distribution of people near the equator, prompting reflection on geographic clustering and data oddities.
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Equator
Crowell Family Holds 10th Reunion at Old Home Church
Dr George H Crowell and family travel to Stanley county for the Crowell reunion held on the second Sunday in August at the old home church The event opens an annual revival with an address after dinner and a Sunday morning sermon at 11 o clock
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George H. Crowell
Crowell
Old Home Church
Stanley County
Armenic Found in All Human Organs in Study
The report states Armenic has been detected in notable quantities across all organs examined, suggesting widespread bodily distribution. Researchers note the finding raises questions about exposure routes and long term health effects, with further testing planned.
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Agent Eye Police
State Y. MC
Chamber of Commerce
Cheek-Stinson
Salvation Army
South Main Street
Tom Sykes
M. P. Church
Democrat
Wickersham
Guilford County
Democratic Organization
U.A.M
DR. Crowell
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