Little World Series to open Friday at Welch field
Amateur league leaders at the YMCA met last night to set the plan for the Sunday School League championship between the Quakers and the M P with Welch field as possible site for September games. Tickets priced at twenty five cents per game to defray expenses. series runs Friday and Saturday with three exhibitions after the opening rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welchfield
R. H. ‘Shaw
E. Wray Farlow
Edgar ‘Hartley
Welch Field
Shaw
Farow
Lydines
Charles Mann
Permit Granted For a New Garage And Dwellings
A permit was granted yesterday to J. 5. Welborn for a garage and store rooms at Commerce and Willowbrook, costing about 20000. The George W. Lowe Motor Co. will occupy the garage. Harrington and Armentrout received permits for two six room houses on North Street at 1500 each. W. A. Ring was granted a residence permit on Asa Street after selling his Winston-Salem Road home to W. C. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welborn
Commerce
Willowbrook
Enterprise
George W. Lowe Motor Company
Harrington and Armentrout
North Street
A. Ring
Asa Street
Ring
Winston-Salem Road
W. C. Clark
Chestnut blight reaches broader Southern Appalachians
ASHEVILLE Aug 29 Chestnut blight is now found across the southern Appalachian region up to North Georgia and is spreading more rapidly. The disease has moved through widespread groves endangering forests and crops in several states and prompting experts to call for monitoring and control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North
Georgia
Cut-Rate To Feature Big Sale At East Green Street Store
Abner Holton of Cut Rate Furniture Co announces a week long sale of McDougall kitchen cabinets. The advertises claims honest pricing and practical value for housewives and bachelors who do own housework, noting Holton’s proven advertising skill and strong returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Holton
Cut Rate Furniture Co
East Green Street
McDougall
Mr. Holton
Chestnut Blight Threatening Forests Warns Expert
C F Korstian of the Appalachian Forest Experiment Station, after a wide survey, warns that within ten years vast chestnut timber will be killed by blight. He urges chestnut owners to sell timber promptly as markets permit, while noting optimism in New England where re growth favors oaks and other hardwoods. The blight has destroyed three chestnut generations in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Korstian
Appalachian Forest Experiment Station
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Quakers
Methodist
Rebecca Lodge
Magdalene Rebecca Louge
Conduit Electric Co
Commercial National Bank
A. B. Moffitt
Mgr
High Point
N C
Buck
Buster
Martinsville
George B. Wimberly
R. B. Parker
Parker
Efird’s
Efird
High Point Schools
E. C. Skuffer
Ian
Efird’s Department Store
Cox Building
C. A. White
Wilson
Maxwell House
Bran
Kellogg's
Rumford
E. Green St
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