Andrews Hold Annual Reunion at Bethel Baptist Church
Dr. R M Andrews presided over the third annual Andrews reunion held at Bethel Baptist Church with a large turnout. The event opened at 10 30 with devotionals by Rev R P Ellington followings welcomes by Rev B Teel and T Wingate Andrews. A historical sketch by Dora R Andrews and a picnic lunch followed as attendees renewed acquaintances and formed new ties.
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R. M. Andrews
Andrews
Bethel Baptist Church
R. P. Ellington
8. B. Teel
Bethel Church
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Coltrane Clan Holds Annual Family Reunion
About 600 Coltrane clan members and friends gathered at Trinity High School for an all day reunion. Horace Hayworth gave the principal address, with talks by Miss Jean Coltrane and Mrs. A. B. Coltrane. D. B. Coltrane led devotions. Attendees came from Virginia Indiana Washington Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Five over eighty traveled long distances. Resolutions honored Rev N. E. Coltrane who died in Greensboro. A family tree project will be prepared for next year. The clan traces to Scotch settlers in Edenton North Carolina.
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Coltrane
Trinity High School
Horace Hayworth
High Point
Jean Coltrane
A. B. Coltrane
D. B. Coltrane
Concord
Homer ‘Coltrane
Trinity
Virginia
Indiana
Washington
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Jonathan Coltrane
David Bolin
N. E. Coltrane
Greensboro
Edenton
Chowan
Tag War Reopened Over Truck Tags Between States
Raleigh August 31 A report from Georgia details the truck tag dispute involving North Carolina Georgia and other states. A North Carolina bound truck from Raleigh to Atlanta was stopped near Atlanta forced to buy a 25 Georgia license and pay a 35 fine. The Foster Transfer Company plans to file a complaint with the highway commission. Georgia Florida retail chains halted 30000 in orders from North Carolina firms after a truck driver was arrested and fined. The highway commission issued a reciprocity ordinance linking privileges to states offering similar NC privileges.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Foster Transfer Company
Atlanta
Warren F. Christian
Highway Commission
Cotton Mather
Florida
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easy Following Liverpool Cables
New Orleans August 31 cotton opened easy as Liverpool cables were lower than expected. First trades showed losses of four to five points and the market continued to ease due to liquidation by recent buyers and a lack of active short covering seen recently.
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Liverpool
Negro Who Stole Goat Fined In Court In High Point
Judge Lewis E. Teague suspended judgment for Pete Goins who tried to steal Officer G Y Ball’s rain coat. Goins must pay 10 dollars and costs and keep good behavior. The day’s docket includes numerous fines, suspensions, and orders for various defendants on charges from gambling to prohibition to drunkenness.
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High Point
Pete Goins
G. Y. Ball
Ball
Richard Harrison
W. EE. Hill
W. EF. Hill
Carter Price
Roberta McDowell
William Branch
Lucile Crawford
A. B. Byers
Raymond
Groundhog) Bennett
Frank Simmons
Clyde Lance
Oscar Robbins
Claude Brown
Coit Queen
F. L. Allred
John Mitchell
Ed Smith
Estelle Reed
Luther Lane
Frank Colman
Glenn Hunt
H. G. Gillespie
A. B. Yokely
Bruce Shanklin
Ray Walton
T. White
W. O. Burnett
Marshall Dry
L . Phillips
Tom Brady
Roscoe Cavin
Leila Mac Rice
George Hayes
C. P. Phillips
James Reynolds
J. S. Stout
Lab Rankin
Jettie Wintt
L. B. Cameron
America Entangled In World Affairs at Geneva Parley
In Geneva Switzerland August 31 Senator Henry Berenger former French ambassador warned that Washington and Monroe warnings against foreign entanglements have lost force. He told the committee drafting a European economic federation that American entanglement is complete due to foreign capital and a European bloc effect. He argued no state can lapse without threatening others and highlighted inter continental meetings at Paris and London as more significant than League of Nations discussions with Stimson and Mellon at Geneva.
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Monroe
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Nabers to Speak at Glade Valley Opening Address
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers minister of the First Presbyterian church will deliver the opening address at Glade Valley academy Glade Valley North Carolina on Tuesday at 9 o clock He will speak on Youth Choosing Life Two High Point students Dan E Compton Jr and Morten Compton attend Glade Valley Dr Nabers will be accompanied by Mrs Nabers and Miss Dorothy Nabers and the family plans to return to High Point tomorrow afternoon.
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First Presbyterian Church
Glade Valley Academy
Glade Valley
N. C
High Point
Dan E. Compton, Jr
Morten Compton
Nabers
Dorothy Nabers
Convicts Digging For More Bodies At Powers Home
Convict road gangs dug through debris in an old well near the garage of Harry F Powers seeking more victims beyond the five he has confessed to killing. Officials press on despite his claims that those are all, while authorities across the country search for women who corresponded with Powers under an assumed identity.
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W. Va
Harry F. Powers
Powers
Asta Eicher
Chicago
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Worcester
Mass
Cornelius O. Pierson
Bluebeard
Harry Powers
Cornelius C. Pierson
Asta Buick
Park Ridge
Eicher
F C Thrower Dies at Brother's Home
F C Thrower 33 died yesterday afternoon at 1 30 at his brother EB R Thrower 905 Mangum Avenue after six months illness. Born Bennettsville S C July 19 1898 he came to town six years ago from Darlington D C and worked as a mechanic for Star Motor Co. He was a member of East Green Street Baptist Church and active in church work until illness. He is survived by his mother Mrs Julia Munnerlyn Thrower of High Point and three brothers EB R Thrower W R Thrower of McCall S C and G L Thrower of Bennettsville S C and a sister Mrs J A Bradshaw of Darling ton D C. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with a short service at 8 a m at the brother's home, then to Bennettsville for 12 30 p m services at Shiloh Methodist Church. Burial in the church cemetery.
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EB. R. Thrower
Mangum Avenue
Mr. Thrower
Bennettsville
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D. C
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East Green Street
J. A. Bradshaw
George T. Tunstall
East Green Street Baptist Church
Shiloh Methodist Church
Church Cemetery
Doc Shipwash Returns On Serious Charge
Officers Kiger and Dawkins brought Doc Shipwash from Pilot Mountain to the city jail after a warrant for a suspected rape of an eight year old girl in September last year. He is held on 2500 bond and faces a preliminary hearing before Judge Teague in Municipal court next Monday.
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W. E. Kiger
W. L. Dawkins
Pilot Mountain
Doc’ Shipwash
Shipwash
Lewis E. Teague
New York Cotton Edges Down on Weather Reports
Cotton opened steady to lower as favorable weather and easy Liverpool cables restrained demand. Selling was limited with little hedging by the south, and December and March contracts slipped to 7.21 and 7.52 respectively, about 18 to 20 points lower.
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Liverpool
Mail Order Romeo Confesses Crimes And Death Sentence
The confession reveals murders in a cellar then light air with rope and hammer executions, crude burials. Harry Eicher recalls a murder scene and neighbours overheard. Powers, jailed, discusses self and crime theories while idolizing Rudolph Valentino and pursuing a roving salesman life. He crafted multiple identities and pursued wealthy, indebted women before legal peril.
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Harry Eicher
Powers
Rudolph Valentino
Worm In Ice Box Eats Pepper To Keep Warm
A worm found alive after being frozen in a Frigidaire at Green Street ate red hot pepper to keep warm. The pepper was placed in the ice box on Saturday and the worm, about an inch long, survived the chill after the box was opened this morning.
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Green Street
Prohibition Night Ends With Youth Found Slumped Beside Road
Early risers spotted a well dressed young man lying near Pine and Church streets after a night of drinking. A colored worker woke him at 6:45 am as he slept by the roadside, prompting few to approach before authorities or witnesses could be reached.
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Mother Nature
Mrs Elwood Stanton Admitted to Guilford General Hospital
Mrs Elwood Stanton is a patient at Guilford General Hospital where she will undergo treatment after being taken to the hospital on Saturday.
Colored Men Not Held for Robbery
Will Davis a janitor at the Redding apartments on College street caused the arrest of John Mitchell and Ed Smith two out of town colored men last Thursday by claiming they held him up after a drink of water. They were brought before municipal court on robbery charges and dismissed though fined for gambling and violation of the prohibition law.
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Will Davis
Redding Apartments
College Street
John Mitchell
Ed Smith
Davis
Crash suits totaling 33000 filed in Charlotte Rose case
Two lawsuits totaling 33000 were filed against Ben nett Rose 16 and his father M B Rose realtor after an August 15 automobile crash that killed Miss Lottie Webb. Mrs Sadiera Webb mother of the deceased seeks 30000 alleging the younger Rose caused the wreck. Mrs Nan Rider a passenger in the other car seeks 3000 for injuries from Albert Freeman of New York who drove that vehicle.
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Charlotte
Bennett Rose
M. B. Rose
Younger Rose
Sadier&. Webb
Lottie Webb
Young Rose
Nan Rider
Albert Freeman
New York
Ring found after decades in Rutherfordton hog pen
Long lost ring from 1914 reappears under a moved hog pen near Rutherfordton. The finder, now Mrs. B C Green, retrieves the artifact in good condition, noting the revival of a decades old mystery surrounding Mrs. Hogan's loss.
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Rutherfordton
Tressie Hogan
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