Hoover to discuss unemployment with Gifford at Camp Rapidan
President Hoover will travel to the Rapidan mountain camp to confer with Walter S Gifford newly appointed director of relief activities on unemployment plans. They will select additional advisory committee members and outline winter relief leadership with Croxton as assistant director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Hoover
Walter Ss. Gifford
Rapidan
Gifford
American Telephone Jand Telegraph Company
White House
Fred Co. Croxton
Croxton
Gifford Group
Secretary of Commerce
Gifford, Croxton
Advisory Committee
Local Bankers Meet At Wrightsville Beach Tonight
The North Carolina Bank and Trust company will hold a meet ing of its general directors and officers at Wrightsville Beach. Wilmington unit hosts general directors from eleven units with a banquet at the Oceanic hotel at 7 30 o clock. Toastmaster Thos W Davis will introduce speakers including Colonel Walker Taylor A L Brooks I B Grainger J B Rice J S Ficklen Rob Strange and J W Yates. High Point unit officers Chas L Amos Willis Johnson and Thos W Steed depart Saturday afternoon for Wilmington.
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North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington
Oceanic Hotel
Thos. W. Davis
Atlantic Coast Line
Walker ‘Taylor
A. L. Brooks
Brooks, Parker, Smith and Wharton
Greensboro
I. B. Grainger
High Point
Chas. L. Amos
Willis Johnson
Thos. W. Steed
Services Held For John Giles Bryant
Funeral services for John Giles Bryant aged 69 were held at 3 PM yesterday at the First Baptist church. Rev. J. D. Barnette and Rev. O. L. Ruth officiated. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Noah Poor Pratt Stutts Tom Stutts John A. McDaniel Ansel Gibson H. D. Holdbrooks. Flowers carried by Myrtle Stutts Louise Harrington Frances Dunn Lucy Jordan Mary Edwards. Choir songs included Safe In the Arms of Jesus Will The Circle Be Unbroken and Shall We Gather at the River.
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John Giles Bryant
Davidson Street
Larly
First Baptist Church
J. D. Bar
Youth Injured In Automobile Crash
Holland Lovett ten year old son of Harper Lovett was injured when the car he rode in crashed into a truck on Taylor street last night. R L Mounce drove the automobile. He was taken to Guilford General hospital in Koonce s ambulance with an injured knee cuts on the face and shock. He lives with his uncle John Osborne on Park street. Injuries not serious.
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Holland Lovett
Harper Lovett
Taylor Street
R. L. Mounce
Guilford General Hospital
Koonce
Holland
John Osborne
Park Street
Woman Indicted For His Slaying To Get Half of His Estate
MOBILE Aug 21 AP A woman indicted for the slaying has been designated to receive half the estate of Foster K Hale Jr Mobile attorney in his will filed for probate. Mrs Willie May Clausen 35 benefits jointly with Hale s young daughter Catherine Hale for the other half placed in trust. Clausen is in Mobile county jail awaiting trial on a first degree murder charge. She walked into the attorney s office June 16 and shot him saying he wrecked my life. The attorney s will dated October 30 1930.
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Mobile
Ala
Foster K. Hale
Willie May Clausen
Hale
Catherine Hale
Clausen
Tar Heel Service Station to Open at Major Corner
The Tar Heel Service Station will open tomorrow at the West Commerce and Willowbrook corner in High Point. John C Sheloff owns the property and says Shell Oil will operate the station with R H Askew and J T Morgan in charge, marking the first Shell managed station in the city. The facility is fully equipped for greasing, washing, waxing, polishing and servicing cars with Alemite lubrication systems. Advent of the station completes motorization at the Willowbrook Commerce intersection with two garages and another filling station on nearby corners.
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Tar Heel
West Commerce
Willowbrook Streets
John C.sheloff
Shell Oil Company
R. H. Askew
J. T. Morgan
First
Shell
High Point
Sheloff
Willowbrook
Commerce Corner
Lindberghs Escape Disaster In Fog During Pacific Hop
Col and Mrs Lindbergh faced treacherous seas and fog as their monoplane was towed by the Shimushiru Maru toward Nemuro after a forced landing near Ketoi. Aboard the ship technicians prepared to repair the carburetor issue while the pair dined on fish and rice, using chopsticks, with Mrs Lindbergh requesting a second helping.
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Nemuro
United States
Tokyo
Orient
Ketoi
Col. Lindbergh
Department of Communications
Muroton Bay
Kuriles
Mrs. Lindbergh
Attorney replies defend Lea in fraud trial in Memphis
Defense attorney L E Gwinn of Memphis argued to the jury that accepting unsecured notes later valueless is not a crime without proof of intent to defraud and that Lea and Davis did nothing unlawful. Solicitor Zeb V Nettles countered with sarcastic remarks as he outlined State evidence that Lea bought 89000 dollars worth of Central Bank and Trust company stock.
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Nettles
Belle Meade
Belle Meade Company
Lea
Francis
L. E. Gwinn
Memphis
Gwinn
Davis
Zeb V. Nettles
Cuban Revolt and Fire Attempt Shake Havana
Rebels and local soldiers clashed yesterday as gunfire split between Porra group and police guarding against a student plot to seize Havana. A rebel chief urged allies to push toward the capital while reports, disputed by consular officials, described raids and battles near Gibara and other fronts.
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Wilfredo Hernandez
Machado
Porra
Havana
Roberto Mendez Penate
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Santa Clara
Neuvitas
Gibara
Fernandez Quevedo
Navy
Frederiksborg
Antilla
Cape Mambi
Manzas
Santiago
Dean Lindley to Speak at Lindley Hadley Reunion
The Lind ley Hadley families hold their annual reunion at Spring Friends church on Highway 93. Dean P E Lindley of High Point College will dedicate a marker for Joshua Hadley. Chalmers Hadley will give the main address, with O E P Dixon as president, Miss Jennie Lindley secretary, and Harvey Newlin historian.
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Lindley-Hadley
Spring Friends Church
Highway No. 93
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Joshua Hadley
Hadleys
North Carolina
South
Chalmers Hadley
Cincinnati
O. E. P. Dixon
Saxapahaw
Jennie Lindley
Rain and wind sweep through city with heavy showers
Rain accompanied by heavy wind added to August precipitation totals as a strong gust hit between 4 and 4:30 pm yesterday. Showers were expected again today and tomorrow with little temperature change. Blair Park golf course became soggy but play continued.
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Blair Park Municipal
Winston-Salem Hosts Noted Social Guests
Mrs W N Reynolds and Mrs C E Dalton of Winston-Salem spent a week in the city as guests. They were entertained by local society hosts and attended several social functions during their stay.
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W. N. Reynolds
C. E. Dalton
Winston-Salem Apent
Bright church colors aim to draw youth at St John’s England
Orange carpets green pews and gaily painted walls have been introduced into St John’s church England the vicar believes such brightness will attract young people.
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St. John’s Church
England
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Thomas W. Steed
Mark ‘Twain
Finn
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MARGE
Gary Cooper
Marlene Dintrich
Morocco
Buck Jones
Broadway
Rex Maynard
Harry Carey
Vanishing Legion
Edwin Boothe
Frankie Darrow
William Desmond
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THE
Richard DIX
the Public Defender
OUR Gang
Shell Company
Commerce
Lindbergh
Dean Lindley
Rexall
Islelardain
Mann’s
Gemey
Mann Drug Stores
Elkay
Phillips Milk
Free
Poe
Colgates
Castoria
Caldwell
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Norwich
Pepsodent
Kotex
Armand
Kellogg’s Castor
Coty
Kolynos
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