Three Men Frequently Named as Successor to R. K. Young
Three leading local figures J. B. Ward Charles W. McAnally and M. D. Culler are the top names discussed to replace R. K. Young as fourth ward councilman after Young’s resignation. No date for a successor has been set though precinct chairs may endorse a candidate by next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stone
R. K. Young
Young
J. B. Ward
Fast Green Street
Charles W. McAnally
M. D. Culler
Ward
Mr. Culler
Mr. McAnally
High Point
Democratic Executive Committee
Walter E. Crissman
Elwood
Over-the-Teacups Club Reorganizes Hostess at Altorf
Mrs. C. T. Ingram chaired the first meeting after reorganization at her Woodland drive home in Altorf. Guests and members enjoyed a two-course luncheon with tulip decor followed by contract bridge. High score prize went to Mrs. B. S. Cummings, a double deck of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Ingram
Altorf
Woodland Drive
B.S. Cummings
Mesdames H. A. Millis
Irene Price
Albert Hart
C. M. Hauser
B. 8. Cummings
Mesdames R. B. Terry
H. I. Coffield
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Hemlock Export Share Tops Other Nations By Forty Percent
Hemlock accounts for roughly 14 percent of U S soft wood exports, about double the share sent to non U S destinations a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina Furniture Group Backs Resolution on Relief Policy
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers association urges NC senators to back a Copeland resolution calling for the government to stay out of private industry unless privately run plants cannot operate at full capacity. They cite Knoxville furniture plant losses and warn against more government competition with private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Royal 8
Copeland
North Carolina
Con
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
J. T. Ryan
Roosevelt
Knoxville
Tenn
Ryan
Relief Administration
Stone dies after heart attack near Reidsville
John William Stone 72 of near Reidsville died in a local hospital after a sudden heart attack at 10 30 p m He had been in ill health Surviving are his wife formerly Miss Cora Etteree three sons Arthur Lee Stone J W and N P Stone four daughters Pauline Pry Lillian Stinson Beatrice Wall Clara Bell Stone five brothers R T R S Stone J B W J and J N Stone and one sister Georgia Stone Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from Wolf's Island northeast of Reidsville with interment in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Stone
Reideville
Stone
Cora ‘Teree
Arthur Lee Stone
High Point
J. W
N. P. Stone
Rockingham County
Pauline Pry
Lillian Stinson
Thomasville
Waco Man Dies Weeks After $300000 Inheritance Won
Peter McClelland of Waco Texas died two weeks after winning an inheritance of 300000 dollars in a lawsuit that spanned 38 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McClelland
Waco
Tex
New Medicine Gives Relief Pow-O-Lin Ends Nighttime Constipation
Mrs Irwin reports deep sleep after using Pow-O-Lin with bowel regularity and digestion improved. Mr Irwin, a respected employee, endorses the medicine for constipation and related symptoms. The sponsor markets Pow-O-Lin for disordered stomach liver kidneys bowels and rheumatic pains, promising guaranteed results when used as directed, with Mann's Drug Store as the local representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann's
Julius J Varner Taken by Death
Julius J Varner aged 70 died at 6 05 this morning at 235 Mill street after a six week illness. He was born July 9 1864 in Randolph county and married Roxanna Lamar January 10 1892. Surviving are his wife one son six daughters seven grandchildren two brothers four sisters and a host of relatives. Funeral at Highland M E church Saturday at 3 pm with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Joshua Varner
Mill Street
Randolph County
William
Harriet May Varner
Roxanna Lamar
G. L. Albertson
Miranda Cashatt
Jamestown
Highland M. EB. Church
Highland M
H. H. Robbins
C. F. Womble
Cramerton
Oakwood Cemetery
Woodmen District Meeting Enjoyed by Large Crowd
A district gathering of Woodmen of the World hosted by the local camp featured dinner in the Sheraton ball room with W L Hunt presiding and Holt McPherson as toastmaster. R Frank Patterson praised the High Point camp as a community asset, then attendees moved to a social hour and dance by John Peddicord and his orchestra for about 75 couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
W. L. Hunt
Holt McPherson
Enterprise
Kannapolis
State
Woodmen
High Point
North Carolina
W. O. W. Hall
Sheraton Ballroom
John Peddicord
Local People Back From Bermuda Trip
Mr and Mrs A Coke Cecil and Dr A A York returned to the city after a ten day Bermuda trip. They sailed from New York on February 6 aboard the English liner Georgie and spent two days on the island and two days at sea each way. Bermuda is described as English in character and the group enjoyed a perfume factory visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coke Cecil
A. A. York
Bermuda
High Point
New York
Georgie
Mr. Cecil
Burmurda
Burmuda
Cecil
Burlington Mill Expands with Tower Hosiery Addition
Burlington, Feb. 15. An improvement plan costing about 125000 will nearly double Tower Hosiery mills capacity. A new one story building is being erected and 12 full fashioned machines will be installed, bringing the total to 28. Space allows 12 more machines and installation is expected to finish by April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mrs H A Millis Re elected Head Of Y W C A
Hight Point Y W C A board re elected Mrs H A Millis as president for the new year. Lilian Massey is first vice president with W F Clayton as second vice president and Patte Jordan as secretary. Lucille Johnston serves as treasurer. Committees named including Ross music Lafferty industrial Ellis business Riggins house Coffield educational White public affairs Kirkman health education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Y. W. CG. A
H. A. Millis
Lillian Massey
W. F. Clayton
Patte Jordan
Lucille Johnston
J. D. Ross
A. Sherrod
R. G. Lafferty
Industrial
C. H. Ellis
R. W.riggins
House
H. I. Coffield
Educational
H. A. White
O. A. Kirkman
W. B. Thomas
H. W. McCain
Frank Hunsucker
Frazier seeks divorce in Greensboro suit
Mary Fisher Frazier files in Superior court for divorce from E A Frasier on grounds of more than two years separation. They wed April 15, 1922 and separated November 16, 1932. Also noted is a continuation of Ben Cecil v City of High Point over curb market permit damages to the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mary Fisher Frazier
E. A. Frasier
Ben Cecil
High Point
Monarch Club Musical Program Lights Dinner Meeting
The Misses Sharpe presented violin piano duets at the High Point Monarch club dinner meeting at the Sheraton hotel last night. Dr. C C D Thompson organized the program while W N Garner presided. The club will observe annual Ladies Night at the Sheraton next Friday. John Kane of Pittsburgh paints box cars and pictures for recreation. one of his pictures won the Carnegie Institute prize in his home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
Pittsburgh
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Minutes
An ad touts "B. C." as a fast relief remedy for violent headaches and nervous distress. It claims rapid calming of nerves, plus uses for muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and pain without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Ady
Final Rites Saturday For Mrs Underwood
Mrs James T Underwood 56 a Liberty resident died at Randolph County Hospital after a five week illness. She was a former Greensboro Daily News social news correspondent and is survived by her husband son Lt Nowell A Neal and daughter Catherine Underwood plus two sisters and a sister in law. Final rites from the Underwood home in Liberty Saturday at 2 pm with Revs Barnett and Byerly officiating. Interment in Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashebord
James T. Underwood
Liberty
Randolph County
Maryland
Catherine Underwood
Converse College
South Carolina
Joyce Leach
Oakland
Calif
W. C. Carr
Hutchinson
Kas
W. A. Underwood
Asheboro
Catherine Jacobs
Ohio
Barnett
Mr. Byerly
Life Expectancy Hint From Odd Historical Note
A 20 year old is said to sleep 16 years and more before death if life lasts to the average span. This curious claim blends age with a long rest period as a historical curiosity.
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W. MecAnally
M. ©. Culler
J. BE. Ward
Kay Om
Chas. T. Ingram
Carnation Milk
Strietman Biscuit CO
North Main
Wood
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Assn
South Main Street
A. W. Clinard
F. Johnson
Sema
N. C
Powo Lin
M. Irwin
Tate, St
Irwin
Manufacturi Ne Ntents
Julius J. Varner
Burlington Mill
Mary Lewis Frazier
Monarch Club
Carolina
Fancy
Florida
Cuba
Peck
Mrs. Underwood
Hanes
Olot
Belk-Stevens CO
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