Compromise Judgments in Damage Suits at High Point Court
Clerk I B Ingram entered three compromise judgments and three non suit judgments in high Point municipal court cases against Mary Ella Bouldin and T Bouldin for about 30 000 from an Archdale automobile truck collision that killed one negro and injured others. Largest payout 760 to Kate Gilmer administrator of Roy Gilmer estate. Others 80 each to Kelly Anderson and Robert Eccles. Non suits brought by Walter Eccles William Jones Oscar Best. Clover Brand Ice Cream case against Floyd Cable noted as compromised. A note for 900 due May 12 1929 remains unpaid in suit by R J Wagger against Sam and Jeanette Schwartz.
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Ingram
High Point
Mary Ella Bouldin
T. 8
Bouldin
Archdale
Kate Gilmer
Roy Gilmer
Kelly Anderson
Robert Eccles
Walter Beccles
William Jones
Oscar Best
J. A. Myatt
Gold
McAnally
High Point Creamery Company, Inc
Clover Brand Ice Cream Company
Floyd Cable
0. Henry Drug Stores
R. J. Wagger
Sam Schwartz
Jeanette Schwartz
Woman defends use of false hair as beauty aid
A New York woman writes that a hair transformation purchased a decade ago improved her appearance by a hundred percent and boosted her happiness, though some friends call it in poor taste. She argues beauty artifice, including rouge and nail polish, is acceptable to enhance what nature lacks.
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New York
Car Drive-Through Tellers Offer Deposit Convenience
A western bank implements a drive through with tellers allowing motorists to make two deposits without leaving their cars enabling faster service.
Advertising That Sells At Southern Gas Convention
C B Houck of Roanoke Va spoke to 400 delegates at the Southern Gas Association convention in Dallas on Advertising That Sells. His Knoxville campaign and gas advertising gain national attention through American Gas Association Monthly and Business Week coverage.
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B. Houck
Houck and Company
Roanoke
Southern Gas Association
Dallas
Tex
Texas
High Point
Houck Advertising Agency
South
New York
Knoxville
TVA
Business Week
Knoxville Gas Company
Chicago
Valentine Menu Feature Love Apple Cake and Delicate Desserts
A nostalgic menu promotes a love theme with love apple cake as the centerpiece. The spread includes creamed sweetbreads timbales with heart shapes, beets in orange sauce, a pear salad with Roquefort, and brick ice cream with red heart motifs. The cake recipe covers mixing, baking in three pans, and seven minute frosting.
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Valentine
TOM W
New England
Progressive Washington Seen as Modern Leader in Holiday Theme
A Washington commentary treats George Washington as a progressive thinker who valued the people over monarchy. It cites his belief that political power resides in the people and extols harmony honesty industry and frugality as timeless national virtues guiding today’s society.
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Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Seven Minute Frosting and Lemon Apple Filling
A recipe item details two fillings for cake: a lemon apple filling made from tomato juice lemon rind sugar cornstarch and butter, heated until thick then cooled, and a seven minute frosting with egg white sugar water vanilla cream of tartar and baking powder heated over steam until fluffy and spreadable.
Savory meals on a tight budget from Salisbury steak to cereal
A Mary F. Dague guide shows economical cooking with nutritious options. It suggests using whole grain cereals with cream, boosting flavor of bland foods, and highlights Salisbury steak made from round steak, broiled with careful seasoning. Breakfast, luncheon, and dinner menus emphasize milk, vegetables, and economical ingredients.
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Mary F. Dague
NBA Service
Simple Apple Pudding with Dried Apples and Spices
A frugal dish uses dried apples simmered with molasses and spices. Wash soak and chop apples, simmer until tender, then mix with flour, shortening and egg. Bake in a buttered dish for forty five minutes and serve warm with sauce.
Repeal Forces Wag In War Against Prohibition Barrier
A House debate on the Dillon liquor bill follows a Senate special order as six southern states move toward repeal. Arkansas remains dry after 19 years while measures to legalize wine sales advance. Alabama votes on modifying the dry law. North Carolina eyes state liquor stores pending referendum. South Carolina moves a substitute liquor store bill. Tennessee discusses local option with a Memphis delegation backing it.
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House
Senate
Dillon
Thorn
Arkansas
Alabama
Judiciary Committee
North Carolina Senate
Hill
South Carolina Senate
Tennessee
Shelby County
Memphis
Windshield Cleaner Routine Aids Wiper Mechanism
Frequent use of the windshield cleaner between rains helps keep the wiper mechanism in good working order. Clean glass prevents dust dragged by the wiper from scratching the windshield.
Washington the Great Father of His Country Remembered
Martha Robbins Tilden recalls George Washington in remembrance of his birthday and celebrates his life as a model of truth courage and public service. The article covers his 1791 tour through North Carolina visiting Halifax Tarboro New Bern Wilmington Charlotte and Guilford and details from his diary including views on lands and battles. It notes his death in 1799 and cites a Kingston Kingston dispatch and Chief Justice Marshall remarks honoring his legacy.
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Martha Robbins Tilden
P. W. Flagge
Alexander Martin
D. A
Wielf
America
Washington
Mount Vernon
Socrates
Plato
Guilford County
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Halifax
Tarboro
Greenville
New Bern
Wilmington
Charlotte
Salisbury
Salem
Dan River
Martin
Guilford
Dobson
Levi Buckingham
Kernersville
Friendship
John Ballinger
New Garden
Marquis de la Payette
Ulster County
Kingston
N. Y
James E. Boyd
Greensboro
Georgetown
Washington the Great
Potomac
National House of Representatives
Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Presidents Remembered in Mount Rushmore Vision
The passage recalls President John Adams describing death as the loss of the most illustrious personage this country produced. It contrasts myths with real giants and notes George Washington’s face carved on Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills, a landmark seen for miles and a lasting inspiration.
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John Adams
George Washington
Mount Rushmore
Black Hills
South Dakota
Charles Lee Spry Rites On Saturday
Funeral services for Charles Lee Spry age 12 son of Mr and Mrs T M Spry will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from Calvary M F Church where he was a member Rev S M Needham and Elder J B All will conduct the rites at the Granby Street home 1011 Granby Street where he died Thursday
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Charles Lee Spry
T. M. Spry
Granby Street
Calvary M. F. Church
S. M. Needham
John
Local Clergy Honorary Pallbearers at Oakwood Interment
The Seventh Day Adventist church pastor and Rev C N Royal of Green Street Baptist church lead local clergy in honoring the deceased. The Boys Patrol unit acts as honorary pallbearers, with interment scheduled at Oakwood cemetery.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Boys’ Patrol
Oakwood Cemetery
Watchman Chosen For County Home
Rufus Causey was appointed watchman for the county home and convict camp in Greensboro. He will protect inmates, many feeble and infirm, and watch for fires and other hazards.
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Greensboro
Rufus Causey
Final Rites Today for Raleigh Attorney Griffin
Funeral services will be held here late today for James B. Griffin 58 local attorney and former chief clerk in the old state corporation commission Griffin died yesterday of a heart attack He was a native of Atlanta Ga and had lived in Raleigh for 25 years
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Raleigh
James 8. Griffin
Old State Corporation Commission
Griffin
Atlanta
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Validia Hart
Alicia Hart
NBA
Batre
C. B. Houck
Kitchi
NEA
Progressive
Count Rochambeau
Repeal
Southern States
Rs. Tilden
Charles Lee
Chevrolet
O'Coa
Wright
South Main Street
R. R
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