Newsom Speaks at Rotary Assembly
Durham’s Gene Newsom, Rotary International president elect, addressed the Rotary assembly with Henry Dwire Winston-Salem and John Weymouth Hampton among past district governors. Roy Williams of Ponca City led song, next district conference set for Winston-Salem May 15-16, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Newsom
Durham
Rotary International
Henry Dwire
Winston-Salem
Rotary
John Weymouth
Hampton
George Butler
Clinton
Luther Hodges
Roger Moore
Paul Schenk
Roy Williams
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Scotch Jokes Hint at Frugal Spirit at Rotary Assembly
A report from the Graf Zeppelin broadcast notes Scottish humor about thrift after a nickel dropped into a gopher hole near the Grand Canyon. District Governor Henry Dwire will visit the High Point Rotary Club on August 22, with a conference at Sedgefield Inn deemed ideal for the 657th district assembly in 1929.
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Grand Canyon
Henry Dwire
High Point
Sedgefield Inn
Record of Civil Actions Docketed in High Point Court
The docket lists numerous civil cases scheduled for September in High Point. Entries include M. R. Roach versus A. W. Ferguson and Grace Securities Corporation versus G. B. Miller et al, with many additional suits against individuals and companies such as Britt M. Armfield, John Chalios, Arctic Ice and Coal, Yellow Cab, Davidson Lumber, Piedmont Manufacturing, Guilford Realty, and others. Several dates span Tuesday September 10 to Thursday September 12 with set specials and multiple defendants and plaintiffs across real estate, manufacturing, and commercial entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Roach
A. W. Ferguson
Grace Securities Corporation
G. B. Miller
Britt M. Armfield
John E. Chalios
A. N. Royals
W. C. Presnell
C. G. Somers
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Calvin Zimmerman
W. H. Simmons
Southern Chair Company
J. F. Kiemer
Mr. Cecil
George Wright
Charles Holmes
W. A. Davis
Arctic Ice and Coal Company
Calvin Miller
G. E. Moore
The
Yellow Cab Company
W.A. Johnson
Davidson Lumber Company
C. B. Hauser
Genia Hauser
Henry D. Perry
G. L.loflin
J. H. Burress
E. L. Taylor
J. F. Leathicoe
Four Churches by Buck and Local Worship Services
The article lists church services across Petersburg and High Point with performances by Mrs. Martin a dramatic soprano visiting her sister Mrs. H N Phillips. It covers First Methodist First Reformed First Baptist and West End Baptist services with hymns readings prayers sermons and duets plus a Sunday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Martin
First Methodist Church
Petersburg
High Point
City
H. N. Phillips
Parkway
First Reformed
West End Baptist
West End Baptist Church
O. A. Elmore
Multiple Civil Suits Listed by Names and Defendants
A list of court cases includes Atkins Jerrett Stationery Co. versus D F McCartney. Home Building Inc. against N C Lowe et al. Sheraton Chevrolet Co. versus W R Pope. Mrs Mary Tuttle versus Hubert Tuttle. High Point Music Co. Inc. et al versus A Guy Meredith et al and Lyn Meredith. Estelle Swaim et al versus H L Swaim et al. T M Jarrell versus R M Presnell. O E Mendenhall Co Inc versus S B Wood et al. Walter Royal versus W E Lloyd. Secoted Lumber Co. versus Daughtery McKey Lumber Co. and Andrews Cooper Lumber Co. High Point Coffee Co. versus Co A Moore and Moore Brothers and Thomasville Motor Co et al. Gladys Sheen versus Ed Clodfelter and Lloyd Clodfelter trading as Model Dairy Farm. Commercial National Bank versus Albert Elton. Elton Motors Inc et al versus Frazier Piano Co and A P Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Presnell
O. E. Mendenhall Company, Inc
S. B. Wood
Walter Royal
W. E. Lloyd
Secoted Lumber Company
Daughtery-McKey Lumber Company
Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company
High Point Coffee Company
A. Moore
Moore Brothers
Thomasville Motor Company
Gladys Sheen
Ed Clodfelt
England blamed for breakdown at Geneva naval talks
Rear Admiral C L Hussey reports that British cabinet orders pressed representatives to demand 600000 tons of cruisers and 15 ten thousand ton cruisers plus 55 smaller ships, framing the issue as geography and making genuine armament limits unlikely. He notes other nations sought a real arms limit.
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Williamstown
Mass
England
Great Britain
C. L. Hussey
Institute of Politics
George Young
America
Mr. Young
W. L. Rogers
Kathryn Crawford Reunites With Mother After Twelve Years
Kathryn Crawford meets her mother after a twelve year separation in a report that also discusses British lawmaker George Young defending cruiser tonnage limits and the Geneva conference's failures. Admiral W L Rogers counters the idea of a global patrol force, while labor leader Matthews Wool discusses foreign investments and Peabody critiques payrolls affecting national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Wool
American Federation of Labor
George Foster Peabody
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Davis Family to Spend Two Weeks at Lake Waccamaw
Councilman and Mrs W A Davis and their family will depart tomorrow for Lake Waccamaw where they will stay for two weeks. A seventy foot whale has a tongue that can yield as much as a ton of oil. In India more than 100 languages are spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
Lake Waccamaw
India
Stock Market Dulls After Sharp Rebound In Session
New York traders ended a quiet two hour session with a rebound in stock prices after a day of heavy selling. Short covering and bargain buying dominated activity as rails led gains while utilities lagged. Analysts viewed the selling as psychological rather than fundamental, with caution urged amid potential rate actions abroad.
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New York
Rails
Standard Company
Associated Press
New York Reserve’ Bank
Wall Street
London
Federal Reserve
Norman
Bank of England
Commission Houses
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Newsom
Rotary Assembly
International Rotary
Chicago
Paul Harris
Graf Zeppelin
Germany
Frank E. Nicholson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nicholson
Radio Room
Columbia
W. E. Kirkman
Ardena Meredith
High Point Builders Supply Company
Edna Williams
John Alman
Alman Auto Shop
D. T. Andrews
C. H. B. Leonard
M. 8. Gallimore
Estelle Hulin
L. C. Curtis
L. C. Nance
Ervin Cecil
Milford Nance
A. B. Loflin
Borin Manufacturing Company
Crescent Lumber Company
R. L. Cecil
Ej. R. Walton
Thomasville & Denton Railway Company
S. M. Stuart
City of
W. A. Parham
J. O. Witcher
Tucker & Lax
I. A. Allman
J. W. Thacker
J. A. Myatt
Roy L. Bundy
B. Crowson
North Carolina Oil Company
Texas Company
Kate McKay
J. B. Seward
Gray Seward
Seward’s Dairy
J. L. Marsh, Et al
Marsh Brothers
David Mac Jester
Mozelle Ellison
Seward’s
H. George Hedrick
Viola R. Warford
F. L. Warford
G. W. King
A. W. Clark
Motion Docket
McGraw-Yarborough Company
O. L. Rowland. Snow Lumber Company
J. H
Parker Et al
W. P. McDowell
Union Furniture Company
J. L. Welborn
Howard Everhart
Minerva Everhart
Erie City Iron Works
Beeson Hardware Company
George F. Wilson
Wilson Motor Company
Amos Voyles
Alma P. Williams
Farlow Insurance & Real Estate Company
High Point Box & Lumber Company
M. Deaton
Robert
Estelle Swaim
Sherman Swaim
James F. Stapleton
Travelers Health Association
Bertha S. Barbee
Fred G. Barbee
E. F. Johnson
Johnson-Phillips Motor Company
F. N. Jones
A. P. Brown
Roy Waynick
Claudia Chapman
M. J. Wrenn
Brant Ayers
F. W. Williams
Harris Covington Hosiery Mills
Snow Lumber Company
S. W. Alley
T. M. Jarrell
E. Wray Farlow
John Beach
W. R. Bowles
Robert Chapman
Lula Grubb
Levi Grubb
Mattie Ridge
Albert Ridge
BF. L. Collie. Co. Co. F. Motor Company
B. W. Durham
Frank Allman
H. R. Clodfelter
Jesus
Mary Angus
Elizabeth Crooks
First Baptist
Stanley
Dorothy Hoskins
Williams
Simpson
Sullins
Carey Davis
Peterson
Heatrola Free Coal Club
Heatrola
Clinard Electric Company
College Street
Runyan
U. S. Naval
Kathryn Crawford
Hollywood
California
Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Enterprise
Kathryn
Elmira
N. Y
Pele
Victor
RCA Power
Marvelous
Suse
Victor-Radio
Bland Piano Company
North Main