High Point Elks to Name Officers for Coming Year
High Point Lodge No 1155 B P O Elks plans a special meeting at the Elks club on West Broad Street tomorrow night at 8 oclock for nominating officers and initiating four new candidates Col D H Milton announced the event inviting all members to attend. The degree team includes R H Sechrest Geo W Lowe Willard M Dyer David T Yow and A M Richardson.
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High Point Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Elks Club
West Broad Street
Col
D. H. Milton
Brother Elks of
High Point
High Point Lodge No
Evening meeting with officer nominations and refreshments
Planned to make this worthwhile for you to see the event includes nomination of officers for the ensuing year after which refreshments will be served by Brothers David L. Stanton D. D. Parsons and Geo. McLarty Come out and enjoy the evening.
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David L. Stanton
D. D. Parsons
Geo. McLarty
Boy Injured In Elevator Shaft At Local Mill
Stamey Henderson, 13, son of Florence Henderson, living with J. Lewis Dean at 318 Mallory, suffered a serious head injury when his head was caught between a moving elevator and the shaft at Thomas Hosiery mill, 319 Mallory. He was injured while leaning over the gate as a man descended, fracturing his nose and tearing his face. An ambulance took him to Guilford General hospital where he remained under care.
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Stamey Henderson
Florence Henderson
J. Lewis Dean
Mallory Street
Thomas Hosiery
C. O. Wright
Guilford General Hospital
Walser Couple Headed To Asheville For Family Visit
Society notes say S Z I Walser departed by train for Asheville to join Mrs Walser who has been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Ragan in Weaverville. They plan to return home by auto late today.
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Z. I. Walser
Asheville
Mrs. Walser
Mrs. J. J. Ragan
Weaverville
Scotchman Fond of Lost Twenty Dollar Returns Ad
A Scottish man, upset by losing twenty dollars, asked The Enterprise to run a blind want ad with only a phone number. A caller soon said the money was found and to collect in the morning. The man felt relief and cheer, but the finder refused a reward, tempering his trust in humanity.
Raskob urged to steer clear of prohibition at March meeting
Washington dispatch reports congressional Democrats urge Chairman Raskob to avoid opening the prohibition issue at the March 6 national committee meeting. Senators warn the party lacks authority to set a platform. The New York Times notes Smith, Davis, and Cox would back repealing or altering the 18th Amendment at the meeting, pending convention approval.
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Washington
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Jouett Shouse
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
New
York
New York Times Today
John J. Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
James M. Cox
Times
National Committee
Special Service At St. Mary's Church
A Lenten service will be held at St. Mary's Episcopal Church at North Main Street and Farriss Avenue on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Rev. Elwood L. Haines of Winston-Salem, executive secretary of the diocese, will conduct the service.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
Elwood L. Haines
Winston-Salem
Diocese
Redistricting Of N. C Embodied In New Measures
In Raleigh on February 25 AP reports North Carolina eyes redrawing House districts by splitting the imperial fifth and altering three counties. The new fifth includes Caswell Forsyth Granville Person Rockingham Stokes Surry and Vance. the new sixth adds Alamance Chatham Durham Guilford Orange Randolph. Vance moves to the new fifth. Chatham Randolph depart from the fourth and seventh to the new sixth. First and third districts stay, while eighth to ninth and tenth to eleventh. Rep Crudup and Sen Grier introduced the bills.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Caswell
Forsyth
Granville
Person
Rockingham
Stokes
Surry
Vance
Alamance
Chatham
Durham
Guilford
Orange
Randolph
Crudup
Senator Grier
Pulitzers Seek 70 Sell Papers
New York February 25 The heirs of Joseph Pulitzer face a surrogate court decision on selling the three New York World papers to save them from collapse. A proposed sale to Scrips Howard interests could fetch about 5 million dollars while losses average 811 thousand annually for five years. The hearing noted 2,867 employees.
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New York
New York Worlds
Joseph Pulitzer
Foley
Pulizer
Herbert, Joseph, Jr
Ralph
Good Will and Press Association
Scrips-Howard
Herbert Pulitzer
Press Publishing Company
Max D. Steur
Paul D. Block
Steur
the World
Pulitzer
Anderson Warns Bootlegger Revenues Threaten Social Peace
Henry W. Anderson, member of the Wickersham commission, told the New York Merchants Association that bootleggers’ vast revenues threaten national security. He framed prohibition as an emotional issue and urged a tolerant, knowledge based approach to wets and drys across regions and communities.
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New York
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Wickersham Commission On
Anderson
New York Merchants Association
Mrs Perry Still Critically Ill With Pneumonia
The condition of Mrs Henry D Perry of Wiltshire Boulevard remains grave and unchanged at Guilford General Hospital where she is a patient with pneumonia since Saturday. Her recovery is regarded as attestationable.
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Henry D. Perry
Wiltshire Boulevard
Guilford General Hospital
City License Tags On Sale At Night
A special clerk will remain at City Hall to issue municipal auto tags until 8 p.m. nightly for a week or ten days, starting tonight per C. B. Wagner. Chief E H A McGhee said a drive will target motorists without city tags, with arrests after an initial warning. The night office aims to handle the rush.
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C. B. Wagner
Ees
Waggner
EH. A. McGhee
Byrd Predicts Democratic Unity in 1932 Prohibition Stance
Harry Flood Byrd, former Virginia governor, urged that Democratic Party lines on prohibition be settled at the national convention. He warned that moves to decide the issue at the March 5 committee meeting could split the party. Byrd spoke to the North Carolina General Assembly and said unity would ensure victory in 1932.
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Virginia
Dens
Raleigh
N. C
Harry Flood Byrd
North Carolina General Assembly
Democratic Party
Thunderbolt Tom Given Six Months On Liquor Charge
The evangelist Reverend Thomas F. Pardue known as Thunderbolt Tom was sentenced to six months on a liquor charge in Winston-Salem after authorities found nine gallons of whiskey under his house and several empty bottles inside. He announced an appeal. He had testified in the Alma Gatlin trial four years earlier and drew wide publicity.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Thomas F. Pardue
Alma Petty
Thunderbolt Tom
Gatlin
Wentworth
Cliff Bolton Joins Senators En Route To Training Camp
Cliff Bolton former High Point star receiver who was sold to the Washington Senators after the 1929 season joined his club here last night as it passed through en route to Biloxi Mississippi for spring training.
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Cliff Bolton
Senators
High Point
Washington Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Fruit Juices Targeted by Prohibition Act Proposal
Senator Sheppard of Texas introduced an amend ment to bring manufacturers of concentrated fruit juices under Volstead act restrictions. The measure strikes the clause granting exemptions for non intoxicating cider and fruit juices made for home use.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Thompson Wins in Primary Vote in Chicago Race
Chicago voters backed Mayor William Hale Thompson in the Republican primary, defeating Judge John H. Lyle by a wide margin as Anton J. Cermak led the Democratic ticket. Dr. Herman N. Bundesen announced a late entry into the mayoral contest. Lyle’s camp conceded, while Thompson touted his principles to drive internationalism and prohibition from politics. Cermak led Democrats with a large showing, awaiting April 7 general election results.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Carcner
Cook County
Illiam Hale Thompson
William Hale Thompson
Big Bill
John H. Lyle
Judge Lyle
A. F. Albert
G. K. Schmidt
Eugene McCaffrey
George of
England
Lyle
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
John B. de Vaney
Tree Planting Plan In Amarillo Public Park
About 10,000 trees from a dozen rarities will be planted in Amarillo Texas public park during March, per city arborist. The project aims to diversify urban greenery and boost park attractions.
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Amarillo
Tez
Warner Thinks He Should Have Stuck To Baseball
Warner Glenn Scobey Warner, a famed football strategist at sixty, recalls baseball as his true thrill, recounts radical football rule changes he inspired from the hidden ball trick to the wing back and crouch, and notes his Cornell boxing title plus a lifetime of tinkering with plays in Palo Alto and a workshop-filled garage.
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Russell J. Newland
Palo Alto
Cal
Pig
Glenn Scobey Warner
Springville
N. Y
Ames College
Georgia
Cornell
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Fireside Quartet Set for Cantata at Central Friends
Central Friends church continues Sunday evening talks on Protestantism with John Abels and Rev. Tom A. Sykes. The Fireside Quartette, with Mae Kirkman, will perform Cadman’s The Vision of Sir Launfal, following past successful musical programs by Guilford College choir and earlier quartet performances.
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H. F. Abels
Marian Burgess
Norman Fidler
Jos. J. Cox
Fireside
Clarence Schultheiss
Dan W. Smith
Frank Tucker
Mae Kirkman
Sir Launfal
Cadman
Local post officer to visit Washington for veterans relief work
Carraway, a service officer of the local post of the American Legion, will leave Friday night for Washington to appear before Congress on veterans relief work and to seek markers for the graves of local ex-service men who have died recently. He expects to be away two or three days.
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Brees
HM. Carraway
Washington
Congress
Carraway
Voters Branded in El Salvador Presidential Election
Officials in El Salvador branded voters to prevent a second ballot in the recent presidential election. The move aimed to curb duplicate voting and protect ballot integrity amid politically charged turnout.
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Washington
el Salvador
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