Redmen of Two States Plan Triannual Meet in High Point
Around 200 delegates are expected for the triannual meeting of the councils of the Improved Order of Red Men in the sixth district of North Carolina and Virginia to be held at the High Point council hunting grounds in the Broadhurst building tomorrow. Twelve councils are represented. sessions begin at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Colonel D. H. Milton will preside. officers will be elected and the next meeting site chosen. Eugene G. West speaks at night on Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. a loving cup will be awarded for best attendance.
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Improved Order of Red Men
North Carolina
Virginia
High Point
Broadhurst
Gibsonville
Danville
Reidsville
Greensboro
Graham
Altamahaw
Lexington
D. H. Milton
Eugene G. West
R. A. Whitten
C. L. Haynes
The Best Materials for Quality Cake Making
Practical guidance on using fresh eggs fine sugar good butter and pastry flour for superior cake results. Emphasizes choosing top ingredients to ensure worth the effort and final texture.
Debating Honors and Local Achievements Highlight UNC News
Garland McPherson of High Point and John Mebane of Greensboro won UNC freshman inter-society debate on the question of Allied and German war debts. The report also notes pledging at Chi Tau, initiation at the Dialectic senate, law school achievements by Pickens McAnally and Crissman, and Miss Dorothy Gardyne speaking on war causes at Central Friends church in High Point.
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Garland McPherson
High Point
John Mebane
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Messrs
McPherson
Mebane
United States
Young Mebane
University School of Law
Rupert Pickens
Charlie McAnally
MacRae Law Club
Walter Crissman
Dorothy Gardyne
Washington
Washington, D. C
North Carolina Gold Production Surges in 1925
North Carolina mined gold worth 18540 dollars in 1925, a jump of over 400 percent from 1924’s 4540 dollars. Goldhill and Rich Cog mines in Montgomery county led output with other diggings in McDowell and Rowan contributing smaller amounts.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Montgomery County
McDowell
Rowan
Diver walks river bottom from Portsmouth to Norfolk
A deep sea diver traversed the Elizabeth River bottom from Portsmouth to Norfolk over a mile in 50 minutes, showcasing remarkable underwater mobility.
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Elizabeth River
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Fights Last Night Card Report
In Newark Pete Latzo of Scranton defeated Joe Simonich of Butte and Gordon Munce of New York stopped by Monte Muni of Nebraska. Phil McGraw of Detroit defeated Johnny Ceccoli of Scranton. Benny Bass of Philadelphia beat Benny Cross of Newark. In Peoria Eddie Chandler of Molle beat Paul Land of St. Louis, Pee Wee Kaiser of St. Louis stopped Allen Watson of Indianapolis.
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Newark
N. J
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Joe Simonich
Butte
Mont
Monte Muni
Nebraska
Gordon Munce
New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Johnny Ceccoli
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Benny Cross
Peoria
Ill
Eddie Chandler
Molle
Paul Land
St. Louis
Pee Wee Kaiser
Allen Watson
Indianapolis
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D.G
D. D. Prophet
R. York
F. G. Hammer
North Main St
Chi Tau Fraternity
R. F. Woodson
Ray Ward
Dialectic Literary Senate
Central Friends Church
Miss Gardyne
Catt
Dr. Shotwell
Prof Earle
Congressman Burton
Norman Angell
James J. MacDonald
Dennis P. Meyer
Charlies P. Howland
Henry Scattergood
Tom A. Sykes
Friends of Christ
Norman Fidler
Alsina M. Andrews
Jamaica
British West Indies
Friends Mission Schools
Frank J. Sizemore
The
Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Brown
Municipal Court
D. C. MacRae
Judge MacRae
Moore’s Book Store
Broadway
Harry Carey
Hunt Stromberg
Ontenateng
Buffalo Bill—Life Cartoon
TAR Heel
Hollingsworth Fine
Randall’s
Irvina Sperlints
Charles R. Accors
Renaud Hoffman
Charles Emmett Mack
Marguerite DE LA Motte
Henry B. Walthall
James 3
Tynan
Dorothy Farnum
Fox News
Af Geet
John Murray Anderson
Famous Casting
Music Box Girls
Randall's Pharmacy
Yuletide
Catalina
California
Kayser Rayon
Miss Lizzie Gooch
South Main Street
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