Prohibition Leader Debates Ahead of Nationwide Drive
Dr Landrith closes Allied Forces for Prohibition meeting at the high school auditorium in North Carolina. He argues prohibition is a good law and cites revenues and jobs while condemning wet claims and urging voter participation. Dr Poling reinforces youth support for prohibition as drive expands to 587 cities.
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Tra Landrith
National Temperance Council
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Landrith
America
United States
Edward F. Hutton
Busch
Hutton
Uncle Sam
Germany
Great Britain
Paris
New York
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Herald
Dr. Poling
Oliver W. Stewart
Capuy M. Waynick
Waynick
North Carolina
Allied Forces Movement
Prohibition
Janie City
UNC President Dr Frank Graham to Address Alumni
Dr Frank P Graham president of the University of North Carolina will speak to the High Point alumni chapter tonight at 8 in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. L R Johnston president of the local chapter urges all alumni and parents of students to attend and hear about conditions and problems at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Frank P. Graham
High Point
University
L. R. Johnston
Dr. Graham
Graham
Johnston
Will admitted to probate for Emily Coletrane Saunders
Emily Coletrane Saunders of High Point died leaving a granddaughter Bessie Coltrane a plane a sewing machine and 300 dollars a son Cretz Coltrane of New York two hundred dollars and another son Thurl Ingram of High Point the home place on Taylor street named executor without bond.
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Enteppae
Greensboro
Emily Coletrane Saunders
High Point
Superior Court
Fire and Theft Insurance Rates Rise in North Carolina
Raleigh Feb 16. Rates on automobile fire and theft insurance in North Carolina increased about 25 cents per $100. Dan C Boney state insurance commissioner announced after receipt of a new rate manual. The move follows two large liability rate hikes protested by the state department.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Dan C. Boney
Manuel
State Department
Services Held For Coy Blaine Major
Funeral services for Coy Blaine Major 17 months old son of Mr and Mrs Chas A Major were held Monday at Marlboro Friends church with Rev O L Ruth. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were uncles Joe Norman William and Samuel Major. Flower bearers were Edith Chloe Blanche and Lillian Lanier. Songs included Abide With Me Rock of Ages and Gathering Home.
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Coy Blaine Major
Chas. A. Major
Mangum Avenue
Marlboro Friends Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Joe, Norman
William
Samuel Major
Edith
Chloe
Blanche
Lillian Lanier
Red Cross Work To Be Explained At Central Friends
Red Cross program will be presented Wednesday evening at Central Friends. Miss Clara Cox chairs the local chapter and will introduce brief talks by Mrs Saunders on Junior Red Cross, Dr. E. T. Harrison on First Aid, Dr. I. T. Mann on Home Service, and Mrs. W. C. Hammond on Cooperative Work for the Unemployed. Reservations with Miss Anna Mendenhall are requested.
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Central Friends
Clara Cox
Red Cross
Anna Mendenhall
College basketball scores from multiple games
St Louis 30 over Oklahoma A&M 29. Auburn 26 over Georgia 24. Maryland 49 over Washington and Lee 19. Duquesne 38 over George Washington 32. Gustavus Adolphus 27 over St Johns 23.
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St. Louis
Oklahoma A
Auburn
Georgia
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Duquesne
George Washington
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Johns
General Health Advisor Urges Calm Over Economic Strain
Dr. John T. Burrus, president of the state board of health, says health is strong despite economic woes. He urges patience, debt management, and holding real estate, warning worry harms the nervous system and that recovery should arrive in about two years with economic balance restored.
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John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
Senate
Burrus
Centennial Avenue
Charges Revised in French Case Involving Assault
The assault with a deadly weapon charges against Mrs. W. E. French and B. B. Owens were amended to secret assault with intent to kill. A preliminary hearing is set before Judge E. E. Rives in Greensboro on March 10. French lies wounded after being found near Holden road. three Guilford college students rushed him to St. Leo’s hospital.
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W. E. French
B. B. Owens
E. E. Rives
Greensboro
French
Holden Road
St. Leo’s Hospital
Guilford College
Owens
Wednesday Congregational Meeting at First M P Church
The First Methodist Protestant church on North Main and Richardson alters its Wednesday service to 7 30 pm a congregational meeting focusing on the Lenten season. Rev R S Farmer will speak briefly on In the Inner Circle in the social room with plans for large attendance.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. S. Farmer
Fire claims life of Hobart Fornes in barn loft
In Washington a 48 year old man Hobart Fornes died after entering a barn loft to battle a blaze and was overcome by smoke and flames.
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Washington
Hobart Fornes
Tar Heel Hamblin Leads Palmetto State House of Representatives
John K. Hamblin of Union county North Carolina becomes speaker of South Carolina House, a long serving member first elected in 1917. A UNC Law School graduate, he moved to Union in 1908, married with two children, and has chaired the judiciary committee before rising to speaker for a seventh session.
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Palmetto State
Tar Heel
Columbia
S. C
House of the General Assembly
South Carolina
John K. Hamblin
Union County
William H. Wallace
Wallace
Magnolia
N. C
Hamblin
House
Edgar A. Brown
Barnwell
University of North Carolina Law School
Union
Important Judiciary Committee
Police Launch War On Breaking Into Homes
Police announce a city drive against home break ins and petty thefts after a surge in robberies over the weekend and past weeks. Victims include Prosecuting Attorney James B Lovelace and several residents on Main Street. burglars entered by cutting screens and back doors. Gasoline thefts from cars are also investigated with strong clues and numerous incidents reported.
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James B. Lovelace
Montheu Avenue
Mre. Lovelace
Allied Forces
Senio High School
Lovelace
van Osdel
North Main Street
Ben Moore
J. H. Adams
North Main
East Farris Streets
H. A. Millis
Millis
Adams
Sedgefield
H. Norwood Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Hillcrest Drive
Guilford County Young People Conference Opens in Greensboro
Young residents from Greensboro and surrounding county join a Guilford County Young People's conference sponsored by the Guilford County and North Carolina Sunday School associations. Opening at 10 AM, afternoon session at 2 PM, with a 7 PM concluding gathering at West Market Street Methodist church. Discussion groups are led by trained guides.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolina
West Market Street
Damage suits against city start in high court
Greensboro Feb 16 An additional suit by former residents adjoining the sewage treatment plant is now on trial in Guilford Superior court Judge John M Oglesby presiding Leighton Gray June Gray and others sue the city for 5000 damages with the trial beginning this morning The court may take the jury to inspect the plant to determine if odors are damaging the area
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Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
Bowne Speaks on Washington at Local Civitan Club
Rev. H. N. Bowne gave a portrait of George Washington before High Point Civitan at the Elwood hotel. The talk coincided with the bicentennial birth anniversary observance. The club voted to meet on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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H. N. Bowne
George Washington
High Point Civitan Club
Elwood Hotel
Gibson Ice Cream Company Certificate Filed in Greensboro
Certificate of Incorporation filed in Greensboro on Feb 16 to form the Gibson Ice Cream Company to manufacture and sell ice cream with authorized capital of 50000 and initial capital of 15600 in 100 shares. Founders include S D Gibson Jr Roy A Arnette and Auig L Gibson.
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Greensboro
Gibson Ice Cream Company
Clerk of Superior Court
S. D. Gibson, Jr
Roy A. Arnette
Auig L. Gibson
High Point Man Found Guilty of Violating Dry Law
GREENSBORO Feb. 16 Special M. J. Jones a High Point Negro with both legs off below the knees was found guilty by a jury in Guilford Superior Court of engaging in the liquor business. He has not yet been sentenced by Judge T. Shaw.
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Greensboro
M. J. Jones
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
T. 4. Shaw
Unemployed Citizens Gather For Citywide Meeting
The unemployed will meet at Ray Street School at 7 pm to hear Mayor Meyor Grayson and C A York plus others discuss unemployment. A survey on local joblessness and the number of out of work residents will be reported, with Oak Hill Band performing from 7 to 7 30.
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Grayson
Ray Street
Meyor
S. Grayson
C. A. York
Maristrate A
Oak Hill
North Carolina State picks E W Freeze Jr as knitting foreman
E W Freeze Jr, senior in the Textile School at North Carolina State College, elected foreman of knitting for the Students' Textile Exposition and Style Show to be held in Raleigh April 16. The program features 76 young women from Catawba Louisburg Meredith Peace and Queens-Chi Cora Colleges wearing garments tied to fabrics designed and woven by textile students. Freeze, a four year popular student, is active in campus groups and is son of E W Freeze secretary treasurer of Commonwealth Hosiery Mills.
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E. W. Freeze, Jr
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Catawba
Louisburg
Meredith
Peace
Queens-Chicora
Freeze
State College
E. W. Freeze
The
Commonwealth Hosiery Mills
Roller Skate Polo Show At Hillcrest Tonight
Roller skate polo night at Hillcrest Skating Ring features Hillcrest team vs Winston-Salem poloists at 8 30. Both boys and girls will compete.
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Hillcrest
Winston-Salem
Pastor Announces Church Services in Thomasville Charge
A pastor Rev. John Cline announces monthly service order for the Thomasville charge. First Sundays list Unity at 11 a.m Prospect at 3 p.m and Pine Woods at 7 p.m. Second Sundays include Fair Grove 11 a.m Pleasant Hill 3 p.m and Fairview 7 p.m. Third Sundays begin with Prospect at 11 a.m.
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John Cline
Thomasville
Unity
Prospect
Pine Woods
Fair Grove
Pleasant Hill
Fairview
Salvation Army seeks food through city canvass
The Salvation Army plans a northwestern city canvass tomorrow and Thursday to gather food for needy families. Adjutant John O Beirne urged community cooperation, with workers accompanied by staff and funds converted into staple groceries, flour, canned fruit, and potatoes.
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Salvation Army
John O’beirne
O’beirne
Sunday Worship Schedule Fragments
The notice lists church service times for Pine Woods at 3 p m Unity at 7 p m Fourth Sundays Pleasant Hill at 1 la m Fairview at 3 p m and Fair Grove at 7 p m.
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Pine Woods
Unity
Pleasant Hill
Fairview
Fair Grove
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Dr. Landrith
City
Daniel Poling
Carolina Bonded Warehouse
Whitely Bros
N. Main St
J. E. Black
Cable Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
West Broao
Frank Graham
U. N.C
Blaine
Canne Brera Eysty
Hold On
J. T. Burrus
Adams Place
Mr. Bowne
Civitan Club
LW. Freeze, SR
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
East Lane Street
Carolina A Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory S
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Wilson Motor Company
Kodak
Stephen
Chet” Smith, Jr
Madame Violet
Ene
Ives
High Int
Stock Company Insurance
Piedmont Insurance and Realty Company
College St
Schwab Tailoring CO
Globe Tailoring Company
Cincinnati
Verne Hartling
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