Salvation Army Work Noted In High Point Under Two Leaders
Ensign Emma Thomas and Lieutenant Biv ans head the Salvation Army post in High Point reporting six months of relief and conversions. Outdoor and indoor evangelistic services produced 50 conversions while meals 241 and fuel for 35 families supported numerous needs including medical aid shoes lodgings and groceries. One girl was sent to Greenville hospital and many homes were visited for interviews and advice.
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Emma Thomas
Bivans
Salvation Army
High Point
Greenville Hospital
Trinity High School raises funds for library expansion
Trinity high school students conducted a magazine sales drive in a week of intensive work. Two teams led by Miss Jessie Millikan and Miss Clara Lohr raised funds for about fifty new books, adding to 150 reference and standard fiction titles already acquired that year. Julius Marsh and Miss Millikan received gold pencils for their sales leadership.
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Trinity High School
Trinity
Maggie
Jiggs
Jessie Millikan
Clara Lohr
Julius Marsh
Plans for three to four permanent demonstration orchards
Asheville Feb 17 Plans are being completed to establish three or four permanent demonstration orchards in Buncombe county under the direction of the state horticultural department as announced by county agent C E Miller.
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Hhave
Asheville
Buncombe County
State Horticultural Department
C. E. Miller
Prohibition Agents Report Seizures Across Counties
Morning reports to R B Sams chief of the prohibition agents detail several seizures. In Barnett county near Spour Springs a grape wine quart of corn whisky and beer were seized. A 75 gallon copper distillery with 200 gallons of beer was captured elsewhere in the county. Moore county saw a 30 gallon copper still 18 gallons of whisky and 500 gallons of beer taken. Buck Austin arrested on illegal whisky manufacture charge. Four miles north of Stokesdale a 50 gallon iron distillery was seized.
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R. B. Sams
Barnett
Spour Springs
Barnett County
Moore County
Buck Austin
Hegro
Stokesdale
Beverage tax bill sparks High Point protest
The General Assembly bill by Rep Denton would levy one cent per bottle of beverage. High Point bottlers and fountain proprietors warn it would ruin business and hurt consumers who would pay the extra penny. Telegrams urge senators and representatives to defeat the measure.
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General Assembly
Denton
High Point
Shrdlu
Marvin Russell Dies Here Today
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs G T Russell of 403 Peachtree Street died early this morning Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the family home with interment in Oakwood Cemetery
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G. T. Russel
Peachtree Street
Marvin
Oakwood Cemetery
Farm and Home Demonstration Agents Meet at Salisbury
Farm and home demonstration agents of Rowan county gather at Salisbury on Feb 17 to discuss community programs and outreach plans.
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Salisbury
Row
Meeting at Kluttz Farm Demonstrates County Work
An and Cabarrus counties held a joint meeting yesterday at Martin L. Kluttz’s farm near Lower Stone Church to study practical demonstrations in their work. A picnic dinner was served.
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Cabarrus Counties
Martin L. Kluttz
Lower Stone Church
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High Point Motor Lines
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High Point Mann Drug Company
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Southern Railway
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Randleman Motor Co
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