Birth and Death Report for High Point November
Births and deaths in High Point for November show 67 births and 382 deaths so far with October at 93 births and 23 deaths and last November at 72 births and 39 deaths. White births include twins and triplets to several local families. list expected to rise above 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Chatham
A. D. Presnell
John Farr
Martha Jean
J.C. Callahan
Mary Louise
F. F. Briggs
Olga
C. H. Westmoreland
Frank Setzer
Hl. P. Setzer
Colon Howard
H. H. Sprouse
Cora Mae
John W. Walton
Walter Lowell
J. C. Thompson
Annie Louise
H. D. Whitehead
F. C. Garner
W. R. Jenkins
FE. B. Surrett
Nell Swaim
A. R. Swaim
Henry Field
Henry A. Fagan, Jr
R. B. Sw
List of Names From Local Birth Announcements
A series of birth notices list multiple newborn children and their parents including W. A. Craven, L. R. Myrick, Virginia Hazel daughter of W. H. Witcher, Horace Frank son of E. F. Howard, Bessie Jane daughter of W. C. Pendry, Walter Paul son of W. J. McNeill, Doris Mae daughter of R.R. W. Trivett, Roy Edgar White Jr. and Bettie Lou daughter of G. H. Sink, Mamie Louise daughter of M. W. Knot, Harold Ray son of E. C. Dailey, Esther daughter of A. W. Gibson, Theron Yates son of L. W. Williams, Wanda Jacqueline daughter of Arnold Boggs, and others including Odell son of W. E. Patterson, Shirley Marshall Pruden son of Sidney Pruden, Mary Cathleen daughter to Williams, and Ernestine daughter to Ernest Crouch.
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W. A. Craven
L. R. Myrick
Virginia Hazel
W. H. Witcher
Horace Frank
E. F. Howard
Bessie Jane
W. C. Pendry
Walter Paul
W. J. McNeill
Doris Mae
R.R. W. Trivett
Roy Edgar White, Jr
Bettie Lou
G. H. Sink
Mamie Louise
M. W. Knot
China sees growing market for junked boats and knives
China develops a niche market for repurposed junked boats and chilled iron used to forge knives. Local craftsmen recycle salvage into tools and weapons, reflecting evolving industrial and consumer demand in the region.
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China
Chicago men take large profit out of Wall Street
New York report says six Chicago speculators led by Arthur W. Cutten earned over 10 million in actual and paper gains from Baldwin Locomotive stock in 30 days. They shifted control from New York traders, driving Baldwin to 165 1 2 and pressuring bears shorting the issue. The Times notes November 1 surge began the move and predicts further action as the end remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
Wall Steet
Baldwin
New York Times
New York
Wall Street
Cutten
the Times
Students Kill Several in Foochow Revenge Campaign
Several men of the defeated Northern regime in Foochow were captured and killed this morning by students convicted of radical activities and released recently. The number slain is not known. the attackers had started a campaign of vengeance.
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Amoy
Foochow
Infant dies in crib fire in Yadkin County
In Union Cross Yadkin County the nine month old child of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown burned to death in its crib by a fireplace coal fire. Parents away at hogs but room filled with smoke when discovered. One hand burnt off and face severely burned.
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Winston-Salem
Roscoe Brown
Union Cross
Yadkin County
The
Sentinel
New York Cotton Goods Market Steady With Moderate Trade
Gray cotton goods markets hold steady as trade reports show only moderate activity. Print cloths and sheetings are spoken for into January and the first quarter, Osnaburgs and bag trade napped into burlaps, rayon and broadcloths lead fine goods with rising shirting business.
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New York
Cotton goods market reports steady demand and price shifts
Bleached cottons sell at 114 cents a yard lower on popular makes while trade in colored fabrics like denims tickings ginghams and khakis remains fair. Printed goods keep October 14 price list for deliveries through March as heavy cot ton demand softens though large contracts on specialties appear. New fall price cuts on part wool and cotton blankets range ten to twenty percent with some mills booking goods in advance.
Accredited list to be made of grid officials
Jacksonville high school notes that a formal accredited list of grid officials is being prepared amid complaints about those officiating conference football games. The move aims to standardize refereeing across events and reduce biased calls.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Conference backs officials accreditation plan
The Southern Conference adopts a resolution from the Southern Football Coaches Association to create an accredited list of referees. It also votes to fund the initial setup of a Southern Association of Football Officials, to be formed by a committee including Harry B. Springer of Clearwater, A. R. Hutchins of Lake Wales, and Fred Castator of Atlanta.
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Southern Conference
Southern Football Coaches Association
Southern Association of Football
Harry B. Springer
Clear Water
Fla
A. R. Hutchins
Lake Wales
Fred Castator
Atlanta
Bell Hops Advance in Educational English Study
Eighty Japanese boys selected as bellboys for a new Kaikiki hotel in Honolulu will study English at a local school to improve communication. The program reflects a practical approach to language training tied to hospitality work.
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Honolulu
Bell Boys
Kaikiki
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Gibson
Moore’s Book Store
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Bryant Electric Co
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Chin
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Southern Standard
File & Son
Woolworth
Sanitary Barber Shop
West High St
W. H. Snider
Spain
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Sheraton Chevrolet Co
Wrenn Street
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