Trance Signs to Recognize German Rearmament Rights
The article reports a surprise hitch at a meeting amid Anglo French talks on continental policy. John Simon described discussions as going well after long sessions, with a special cabinet session seen as addressing a possible shift in principle and currency stabilization talks involving Pierre Etienne Fland and Sir Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre-Etienne Fland
France
Frederick the Ross
Landin
John Simon
Burns Fatal to Mrs Maria E Cox
Mrs Maria E Cox dies from burns on May 20 1865 in High Point after moving from Randolph county seven years ago with her family Her husband C Cox had died twenty years prior and she belonged to Hopewell Friends church Surviving are four sons including W A plus other relatives indicated in the fragment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Brown Lowisk
High Point
Randolph Corn
C. Cox
Hopewell
Obituary notices death of Cox family relative with services
The obituary lists C T Cox of Asheboro and Cox relatives including six sisters and two brothers, plus sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 30 PM from Flag Springs M P church in Randolph county conducted by Rev Tom A Sykes and Rev M C Connor. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. J. Frazier
Archdale
Charlie Edwards
Norfolk
W. C. Lowdermilk
Manners
N. C
R. D. Lowdermilk
Flag's Springs M. P. Church
Randolph County
Tom A. Sykes
M. Cc. Connor
Church
Adams Rites Draw Large Crowds at Sedgefield Home
Throng gathers for Adams funeral rites at the Sedgefield home with attendees including Carter Dalton Marvin Adams of McCall 8 C George Bogle of Greensboro Hazel Hardin BE F Lucas of Greensboro and others from Winston-Salem Asheboro New York City and Greensboro. The list names many civic and business figures alongside family members amid the regional tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall B. Hall
New York City
J. W. Woollen
Fred N. Tate
R. T. Amos
W. H. Silane
A. Barbee
J. Welch Harriss
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
J. BE. Latham
Greensboro
W. J. Armfield
Asheboro
W. D. Carmichael, Jr
Tom Tate
Z. V. Tate
Local Notables Named in Winston-Salem and Laurinburg List
The report names Laurinburg figures R. M. Hanes and H. F. Schaffer alongside Winston-Salem residents J. H. Marsh, G. C. Kirkman, and C. C. Robbins in a community roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinburg
R. M. Hanes
H. F. Schaffer
Winston-Salem
G. C. Kirkman
C. C. Robbins
Legislature Faces Big Tasks With Prohibition and Tax Debates
The legislature hears a push from drys led by Dale Burgess opposing any easing of liquor laws and calling for bone-dry votes. Meanwhile opponents of a 3 percent general sales tax press hearings and plan a substitute tax bill as Representative McDonald notes a split finance committee and a Senate money group seen as pro administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale K. Burgess
House
McDonad
Forsyth
House Finance Committee
Senate Money Group
Clemson Noeses Out Furman Quint 2017 Clemson College
Clemson College reports a close win as Clemson noses out Furman in a basketball game. Henderson leads the team with scoring as the contest tightens late. The article continues from page fourteen noting Henderson’s strong play and a decisive finish for Clemson.
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Clemson
Furman Quint
Clemson College
8. C
Clemson Grinds Back To Beat Furman In Turbulent Tilt
Clemson defeats Furman 20 to 17 as Clyde Pennington and Roper led scoring while Furman opened 6 to 1 and held the edge through the first half. Pennington sparked the comeback eight minutes after the second half began with seven points for the Tigers.
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Tigers
Furman University
Furman
Roper
Clemson
Clyde Pennington
Iiss
Icc
Woodward
Cece
Pennington F
Eeens
Purman
Ee Ae
Gsee
Wengward
Spearmen
Brown
Dillard
King
Wakefield
Culciaubag
Kendrick
Toohey
Newberry
Guilford Beats East Carolina Teachers 49 to 18
Guilford defeated East Carolina Teachers College by 49 to 18 in Greenville. Guilford dominated the first half, not allowing a point by the Teachers, as forward Redding led with 14 points and center Griffin added solid play. Davis Caesar led the Teachers with 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Greenville
East Carolina Teachers College
Redding
Davis Ceaser
Guilford Gft Wrg SP Educes
Cece
Cecees Wees
Griffin
Bianton Ig
Beeves
B.C. T
Perebee
Cevsee
Johnson
Gold Clause Decision Looms As Court Ruling Approaches
Washington officials foresee possible swift action after the Supreme Court rules on gold. If the ruling harms government bonds, up to 169 billion dollars in public and private obligations could shift in value from 100 to 169 billion. Leaders suggest a remedial bill could move within an hour in the House if needed, though Speaker Bynnes cautions against rushing. Senate Democrats say any offset bill must originate in the House, but are prepared to move quickly when a decision is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Supreme Court
Bynns
Senate
Treaty Signings Between United States and Great Britain
In 1910 the treaty with Great Britain was presented to the President who watched as Ambassador Aranha of Brazil and Secretary Hull affixed their signatures and seals. The pact reserves arms export control to both nations and grants Cuba preferential commerce treatment by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Aranha
Hull
United States
Funeral Services for J. A. Gray of High Point
Funeral services for J. A. Gray age 62 longtime High Point resident were held Saturday at 2 PM from his Lindsay Street home. Rev J Clay Madison Dr Geo R Brown and Dr P B Lindley officiated. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery with active pallbearers C C Robbins T D Free W W Idol Dr W L Jackson J H Jennings and honorary pallbearers Board of Trustees First M P church J H Pritchard Dr A A York Dr P S Kennett J S Pickett A M Rankin Sr Fred McPherson Paul Spencer Hobart Ferree Rosas H Davis Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gray
High Point
Lindsay Street
J. Clay Madison
M. P
Geo. R. Brown
Reidsville
P. B. Lindley
High Point College
Oakwood
Messrs
C. C. Robbins
T. D. Free
P. Montgomery
W. W. Idol
W. L. Jackson
J. H. Jennings
M. P. Church
J. 4H
Pritchard
A. A. York
Kennett
Pickett
A. M. Rankin, Sr
Fred’ McPherson
Paul Spencer
Hobart Ferree
Rosas H. Davis
Reid
Funeral tribute to Mr. Gray honors High Point leader
A funeral service for Mr. Gray drew Fred Kearns Lloyd Gordy and other High Point Hardware employees, with Dr. Brown delivering a tribute. A mixed quartet sang and many ladies arranged flowers, reflecting the esteem in which he was held by community members and church groups.
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Burns
Maria E. Cox
Adams
Sedgefield
Henderson
V.M
George Ade
With Evelyn Venable
Kent Taylor
Stepin Fetchit
Color Cartune
Paramount
North Carolina
The
Lesters
Gloria Stuart Ross
Alexander
Henry Travers
SION
Highland
Moffitt Fee
Clark
Gaddis
Hucks
Hee Gene
Burge
Whitley
Weisner
Reddick
J. Spencer
Lohr G
Ratledge
K. Spencer
Trinity
Marlette
Aon
Whitt
M. Anderson
B. Anderson
Ecoone SS
Norman
Adams-Millis
Onmr Royals
Stokes
Sete
Shelton
Hedrick
Rutledge
Cranford
Martin
Tees
Stevee
Mariette
Oak Cranford F
Walker F
Ges Spencer
Sone
Pressner
Manuel
Ask Smith
Eoore Powell
Jomos
Cc. c. Ce
Leonard Younts
Saath Smith
Ohnson
Younts
Cove
Hogtior
Harris G
Pierce
Mason
Ritchie
G. Rothrock
H. Rothrock
Riley
Hutchins
Grissome
Eveveeld
Amos
Hinkle
Cash and Carry
North Main Street
Se Tae
Misees Meek Beard
Gertrude Carson
Betty Stough
Frances Louise Mendenhall
Clarkie Pleasants
Moffitt
R. H. Shaw
R. M. Andrews
J. H. Pritchard
Lewis Teague
J. G. Whitesell
Myrtle Ellison
Mozelle Ellison
Margaret Walton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First M. P. Church
Wesseela
Chrysler
Chryslers
Iggheubaatt Geeemaaet
Roomview
Com
Chrysler Air- Saaae
Plymouth
Gate City Motor CO
At High Point, Inc
South Wrenn
Wb. P
Iin W
Seden
Prien F
Darrett
Squibb
P. D. Co
South Main Street
Naomi Honaker
Loupay Company
Miss Honaker
New York
Phoseman
Kotex New Wontersoft
Pfeiffers
Ip Upay
Everen
Vicks
Lax
Scott Tissue
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