Bootlegger Sells Water as Whisky In Christmas Party Bust
A group of men in Dark Town bought three gallons of whiskey for an eggnog party but found every jug contained water. They chased the bootlegger, questioned Paul Jordan who sold them the water, and police pursued leads while Jordan is free on bond in another case.
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Paul Jordan
Jordan
Jess Walker
Forest Fire Blame Sought On Land Owners
Raleigh, Dec. 28. The 1927 general assembly will consider a bill to shield timber land owners from fires on adjoining land. The proposal declares uncontained grassland or brush fires a public nuisance and makes landowners or managers responsible for origin or failure to curb such fires guilty of misdemeanor.
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General Assembly
Wade H. Phillips
Department of Conservation and Development
Hey reunion basketball opener features old timers
The Hey reunion opens with a basketball game at 7 pm in the local Y M C A gym between former High Point Hi Y members and the present club. Lineups include Ingram Ragan Wood and Forest on the old team vs Overman Raper Whitener Montgomery Myers on the Hi Y side.
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High Point Hi-Y
Ingram
Ragan
Wood
Forest
Johnson
Yates
Wall
McPherson
Hi-Y
Overman
Raper
Whitener
Montgomery
Myers
Watson
Clark
Patterson
W. H. Bailey
L. R. Johnston
H. Gray Owens
Walter Crissman
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Chapel Hill
Holt McPherson
Bob Myers
William Ragan
Richard White
Gilbert Ragan
H. A. Patterson
Stuart Clark
Butter Seeks Cover To Prevent Odor Transfer In Icebox
A short note explains sweet butter rapidly absorbs odors from neighboring foods in the icebox unless kept covered, suggesting a simple preventive measure.
Mayor Moffitt Journeys by Train in Greensboro
Town notes report Mayor Moffitt travels to Greensboro on business. He chose the train due to heavy rain, remarking he has rarely ridden it. Also mentioned are Liles Gatling and James P. Sawyer returning from Christmas in Windsor and praises for a local peanut show.
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Mayor Moffitt
Greensboro
Gate City
Liles Gatling
James P. Sawyer
Windsor
Mr. Sawyer
Mr. Gatling
Famous Quartet to Appe ar in City Early Next Month
The Criterion Quartet led by Reginald Werrenrath will sing in High Point on January 5. The renowned group, with John Young George Reardon Frank Mellor and Frederick Thomas, has longstanding membership. They have recorded for Aeolian Brunswick Columbia Edison Gennett and Victor and offer a program of operatic arias popular songs and humorous selections.
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Criterion
High Point
Criterion Quartet
Reginald , Werrenrath
John Young
George Reardon
Frank Mellor
Frederick Thomas
Buck
Rodolfo
Puccini
de Sandman
Prothero
Gibson
Eugene Field
Smilin
Penn
Eng
Ver
Bromberg
Metcalf
Bartholomew
Will Marion Cook
Horseman
Tom Obevon
Russell
H. Denton Bastow
Anon
Rio
Vandewater
City Offices Reopen After Yuletide Holiday Period
City officials returned to work as tax collection resumed. City Manager Pickett and county tax collector Bob Parker noted renewed public tax payments with a two percent discount offered for 1926 taxes but not extended past December 31. Few residents paid county taxes despite a one half of one percent county discount.
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Pickett
Dave Bullard
Bullard
Moffitt
Bob Parker
Kiwanians Plan Colorful Ladies Night at Hotel
Kiwanis club members plan a festive ladies night at the Sheraton featuring a 7 pm dinner, cabaret stunts, and dancing from 9:30 pm to 1 am. A Lexington dance orchestra will play as the ballroom is transformed into a nightclub with Christmas decor, booths, favors, and novelty gifts. Garland Daniels chairs the program committee with Dr I T Mann Lawrence Matton and Lewis L Stookey assisting. Over 100 attendees are expected, including members wives and guests, with each member permitted two extra invites. Final details are to be settled at the committee meeting at Commercial National Bank building.
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Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lexington
Garland Daniels
I. T. Mann
Lawrence Matton
Lewis L. Stookey
Danie
Commercial National Bank
Will Rogers Takes a Polo Tumble in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California the humorist Will Rogers was tossed from a pony during a polo session mirroring the Prince of Wales familiar mishaps. The incident highlights Rogers in lighthearted sporting misfortune from a casual equestrian setting.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Will Rogers
Prince of Wales
Will
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