Alabama Likely to Accept Roses Invitation
The University of Alabama appears ready to accept an invitation to play a western eleven from the Pacific Coast Conference in the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena on New Year's Day. Alumni and faculty cheered the decision as the athletic council and team had unanimously supported the trip.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Jack Benefiel
Benefiel
West
H. C. Howe
Athletic Council
Alabama
Christmas Bargains at Chas E Hayes, Jeweler
Numerous bargains are offered in Christmas gifts at Chas E Hayes Jeweler. The store promotes a range of jewelry items and seasonal specials aimed at shoppers seeking affordable fine gifts.
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Chas. E. Hayes
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
Warning about a health tonic for underweight children claims rapid weight gain and replaces cod liver oil. It cites a four year old gaining twelve pounds in seven months and urges purchases from Randall's Pharmacy and Man Drug Co. or druggists, priced at 60 tablets for 60 cents with money back if not satisfied.
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McCoy
Randall’s Pharmacy and
Man Drug Co
MccCoy
High Point College Purple Panthers Open Practice Tonight
High Point College Purple Panthers begin basketball practice at the YMCA tonight from 9 45 to 11 15. Coach Boylin expects about 30 candidates and has not finalized the season schedule yet. Seven players return from last year: Hill Hauser Wood Brooks Rogers Hedrick Lemone. High Point High School supplies three players from its 1924 squad Gleason Koust Johnson. Other candidates include Manning Peterson De Marco Bielli Pegram Hearn Lee Burgman.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Boylin
High Point
Hill
Hauser
Wood
Brooks
Rogers
Hedrick
Lemone
High Point High School
Gleason
Koust
Johnson
Manning
Peterson
de Marco
Bielli
Pegram
Hearn
Lee
Burgman
Grange's Earnings Soar As Football Star Draws Big Pay
Red Grange, the football flash, shows strong earnings in eleven days estimated at 82000 dollars after sharing with his manager and taxes. He averages about 16400 dollars per game and has drawn crowds totaling around 180000, aiding four Chicago Bears victories. He was billed for Philadelphia and New York appearances with tens of thousands per stop. At the Polo Grounds his 19 to 7 win over the Giants included a key 26 yard interception return and a long pass that helped set up a score.
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New York
Red Grange
Grange
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Phantom of Opera Coming to Orpheum this Thursday
Lon Chaney stars in Universal's The Phantom of the Opera directed by Rupert Julian at the Orpheum theater. Mary Philbin plays Christine Dane with Norman Kerry as Count Raoul de Chagny, pairing a celebrated team from Merry Go Round audiences.
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Lon Chaney
Notre Dame
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Universal
Orpheum Theater
Miss Philbin
Christine Dane
Rupert Julian
Julian
Lon Chane
Kerry
Raoul de Chagny
State Bonds To Sell Monday At Raleigh
North Carolina will offer bonds totaling 20,125,000 for sale at noon Monday December 14 to replace short term notes. Governor McLean announced after returning from New York and Washington. The issue includes 5,000,000 highway bonds 1,125,000 permanent improvement bonds 5,000,000 highway bonds authorized by 1925 and 5,900,000 in school bonds.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
McLean
New York
Washington
Wagger's Jewelry Store Ad Declares Quality Promise
A brief ad proclaims Wagger's Jewelry Store stands behind every sale with a promise of nothing but the best.
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Wagger’s Jewelry Store
Links Referee Handles Ball by Local Rule Disqualification
In a medal play event A faced penalties for playing a ball she believed in bounds that lay out of bounds atop a fence. A was disqualified for playing the out of bounds ball. a three ball sequence and two stroke rule did not apply. Additional questions cover a stationary ball on the downswing, playing an opponent’s ball, moving a ball near the hole, and action when exact place cannot be determined.
Patriotic Order Sons of America Hosts Open Meeting
An open meeting of the Patriotic Order Sons of America was held in the lodge hall on Saturday night attended by many men women and children. Several members spoke on the fraternity’s principles and the Gardner sisters provided music for the enjoyable gathering.
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Patriotic Order Sons of America
Gardner Sisters
League Meets Open with Mosul Dispute in Focus
Geneva reports the League of Nations council opening session with the Mosul dispute between Turkey and Great Britain as the top issue. The Mosul sub committee met, signaling another push for direct negotiations between the two nations ahead of Wednesday’s discussion.
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League
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Mosul
Turkey
Great Britain
Coats Stolen From Churches In Greensboro Area
Fur coats were stolen during services at the First Methodist Protestant church and the First Presbyterian church in Greensboro last night. The thefts occurred in the assembly rooms, were not discovered until services ended, and included coats belonging to Mrs. C. L. Gray and others. A similar robbery targeted a Greensboro church during Dr. Charles Myers prayer.
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First Methodist Protestant
C. L. Gray
Gray
Lester Teague
Carey Davis
Bill’’ Stephens
First Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Charles Myers
Churelhi
Christmas seals placed in High Point Negro schools
Mrs. Owen Smith leads a Tuberculosis Christmas seal drive in High Point colored schools. Seventy five percent of proceeds fund feeding and milk for undernourished Negro children, with funds directed to the local colored community. Seals are on sale in area drug stores and turnout is urged.
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High Point
Owen- Smith
Special communication of Numa F Reid Lodge 344
Masons invited to a Monday night 7 30 session by order of W M J P Williamson and FE Herndon secretary. Master Mason degree work announced for the meeting.
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Numa F. Reid
Lodge
A. F
A. M
Red Hot Tires at the Broadhurst Opens to Lively Crowd
Monte Blue stars in Red Hot Tires at the Broadhurst where Gregory Rogers novel adaptation unites a charming heroine Patsy Ruth Miller and a trio of kidnapper antagonists. Fred Esmonton, Lincoln Stedman and others bolster a brisk comedy of romance and car capers. Matinees and night showings announced.
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Monte Blue
the Broadhurst
Gregory Roger
Warner Bros
Fred Esmeiton
Lincoln Stedman
Charles Conklin
Tom McGuire
William Lowery
Jimmie Quinn
Malcolm Waite
Notice of Dissolution of Profection Auto Interest
J. E. Mash Jr and A. W. Marsh have sold their interest in the Profection Auto. The dissolution notice records the transfer of ownership and ends their involvement.
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J. E. Mash, Jr
A. W. Marsh
Profection Auto
Unclear OCR Note on Laundry and Responsibility
Fragmentary notice references laundry to H M Secrest and Ad R Perce. States not responsible for any bill or fault. dated November 15 1925. scattered numbers 11 23 30 127 16. No clear event or individuals beyond those proper names.
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H. M. Secrest
Ad R. Perce
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Elsie Gates
South Wrenn
Cascara
High Point Buggy Co
Hauk
Sunshine
College Squad
Purple Panthers
Phantom of Opera
Orpheum
Everett True
Oo- Hoo
MR. Trug
Sa‘ VE
MR. Wickiams
Cou
the Links
Innis Brown
The
Patriotic Order
Edward
Barbee Hayes Company, Inc
Greensboro, N. C
Masons
J. P. Williamson
W. M . FE. Herndon
Patsy Ruth Miller
E. Sycamore St
Greensboro Veterinary Hospital
N. H. Whitehill
Dog and Cat Hospital
Washington, D. C
Dorit
Savings Bank of Happiness
Nierweirs
Pri
Santa Claus
Max Bones
Associated Press
Sun
Marx Twain
High Point Enterprise
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