Prosecution Opens Jester Trial in Greensboro Hearings
Lewis Teague leads the prosecution at Greensboro with John C. Bower assisting as former solicitor for the district. Deputy Sheriff Bob Parker reports three more witnesses were called today, bringing total to 75. Whitlow and Rickert, High Point policemen injured en route to court, are improving and out of danger. Tom Turner Jr substituted in municipal court when Teague was absent. Police and officials gathered in Greensboro for superior and federal court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Teague
Greensboro
Teague
John C. Bower
Lexington
Bob Parker
Robert Jester
C. H. Whitlow
J. M. Rickert
McGhee
Whitlow
Rickert
High Point
Tom Turner, Jr
Turner
Ud Federal
American Bank Syndicate Wins Buenos Aires Loan
A loan of 24.121 million dollars for the Buenos Aires province has been awarded to an American banking syndicate led by First National Corporation of Boston White Weld and Company Hall and Garten and Company and Kissel Kinnicut and Company. An early offering of seven percent bonds is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buenos Aires
First National Corporation of Boston
White, Weld and Company
Hall and Garten and Company
Kissel Kinnicut and Company
Women Urge Council To Improve City Cemetery
Prominent city women from the Woman's club and Garden club led a council meeting demand for immediate cemetery improvements. They proposed fence extension, a brick veneer chapel with office, a plotted grave map, drainage tiling, a new drive and sidewalk adjustments, tree planting, grave stabilization, law compliant digging, and staffing for upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Garden Club
Owen-Smith
Steele Street
Corrspond
Montlieu Avenue
Montlieu
Degree Demonstration Planned by Odd Fellows in NC
Arrangements for the first annual statewide degree demonstration among North Carolina Odd Fellows on December 30 are nearly complete. The Waynesville host lodge will stage two degrees at the American theatre with a parade and a reception committee led by George Henderson. Officials installed Jan 1 include W P Jester as national grand and George R Henderson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Order of Odd Fellows
North Carolina
Odd Fellows
East Commerce Street
George Henderson
W. J. Stout
Fred N. Tate
J. E. Kirkman
J. W. Hedrick
J. T. Burrus
G. C. Howard
B. H. McCain
C. 8. Grayson
H. F. Crooks
J. P. Williamson
C. C. Muse
E. K. Ingram
D. T. Yow
S. T. Bale
Henderson
Greensboro
Asheville
Washington
W. P. Jester
J. R. Young
W. T. Brown
George R. Henderson
Mr. Young
Hello Old Chap Joke From Pele Mele Paris
A brief Paris quote recalls a man joking about loneliness while his wife is away. He mentions washing up and bed making as nuisances yet says he keeps a loud speaker on constantly, implying a humorous, lighthearted tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Club Members Urge Stricter Traffic Enforcement
Members of the Ameri can Business Men's Club asked the city council to step up police enforcement of traffic laws. A spokesman warned of potential deaths on Main Street before the Yuletide season and called out rampant jaywalking and ignored signals. The council approved creating a walking zone across Main Street between the railroad crossing and Commerce and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Men’s Club
Kirille
Jay
Moffitt
McGhee
Council Chamber
Davis
Greensboro
High Point
Pickett
Main Street
Commerce
Main Streets
Millinery favors brilliant hues with gray blue felt trend
Describes this season's hat fashion preferring vivid colors over pastels. Notes a gray blue felt popular for its matching effect with gray fur, creating a cohesive style.
Cast Selected for YWCA The Birds Christmas Carol
Cast for the YWCA presentation of The Birds Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Wiggin includes Merle Chandler as Carol Bird and Berta McNair as Mrs Bird. The December 16 show at the YWCA rooms features industrial girl club members with local singers and a children’s chorus. proceeds fund sending city industrial girls to the State Young Conference at Lake Junaluska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Young Women's Christian Association
Merle Chandler
Carol Bird
Berta McNair
Mr. Bird
Lillian Torrington
Bird
Grace Hill
Jack Bird
Ruby Johnson
Beifrida Clifford
R. L. Waynick
Anne Albright
Helen Derrick
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lake Junaluska
Little Lad Freed From Jail by Kind Couple
James Wray a 17 year old man now lives with a donor couple after Judge D C MacRae reduced a $50 concealed weapon fine to $15 and paid by the couple. The judge urged rehabilitation and hopes the youth receives a chance at life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wray
D. C. MacRae
James
Judge MacRae
Tate Furniture Company
Lewis Teague
Davis is Fined in Federal Court for Whisky Charge
Jim Davis of the City Hall Cafe was fined 250 dollars in United States district court Greensboro for violating the prohibition law. He was arrested after a raid by local police and federal agents at the City Hat Cafe, with others taken into custody and later acquitted at the preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Davis
City Hall
United States District Court
Greensboro
Davis
City Hat
C. L. Long
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Andrew Jackson
The
American Legion
the Legion
College Street
J. W. Mills
Nitat
Association
Monarch Club
Marsh Furniture Company
Tate and Kearns Street
A. B. Horney
C. C. Royals
Amos Street
Mann
G. B
C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Kaleixh
T. A. Kearns
Pea
Astel
Him Davis
Randleman
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
the Commercial National Gank
H. Ellis
Vv. A. J. Idol
Vice Pres
Treas
Makers of
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Sykes Florist, Inc
van Lindley
Wachovia
Baik
North Main
Mer
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Camel. City Coach Co
Sheraton
Seretty Woterm Mt
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