Action urged to finish Y M C A building here
Chamber of Commerce secretary urges immediate work on completing the Y M C A. Plan calls for a dormitory for workers and a social space. He notes High Point lags behind Winston-Salem and Greensboro, cites population growth and housing needs, and urges action before 1930.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. J
Emmerce
Willains Board of Directors
Y. M. CG
Mr. Sizemore
Ap I
Roer
Thio’s
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
The
Young Man Sent To County Roads By Court
Troy Alexander a white youth from Asheboro was charged with vagrancy and then with failing to comply with a court order. Judge Teague sentenced him to 30 days on the county roads at hard labor, with a 30 day suspended term if he returned home by noon. He was found on the streets two days later and the suspended sentence was activated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Alexander
Teague
Asheboro
Robbins Freed On Charge Of Giving Worthless Check
Arch ie Myatt, prosecuting attorney, failed to prove a case as L F Robbins was freed on a charge of issuing a worthless check to E B Shaw of Asheboro. Local attorney L B Williams moved for non suit saying insufficient funds and bank relations were not established. The trial hinged on whether the state could prove lack of funds and no credit arrangement before a guilty verdict could be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
L. B. Williams
L. F. Robbins
EB. R. Shaw
Ashehoro
Mr. Shaw
Supreme Court
Williams
Mr. Myatt
Leland Stanford
Clear Days Count In Past Month For High Point
The weather report by James P. Molen of Greensboro shows only 13 clear days in the past month for High Point and vicinity. Eleven were cloudy and seven partly so with a coldest day on Sunday the first at nine degrees and a 41.1 inch snowfall on Sunday the 22nd despite a high of 71 degrees on the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
James P. Molen
Greensboro
Williams Wins Non-Suit Over State's Move in Court
In court Mr Williams protested a state move to reopen the case after resting its evidence. He claimed the state trapped the defense and would deny justice to his client. The court sided with Williams and granted the non-suit motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Willams
Three Teens Guilty of Larceny in Greensboro News Theft
Three youths between 18 and 21 were found guilty in municipal court of stealing four Greensboro Daily News papers from a young news boy. They denied guilt and were ordered to pay 25 cents to the boy who reported the incident after being confronted near the Greensboro News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Daily News
Little News
James Altman
Claude Sechrest
W. A. Linville
Teague
Greensboro News
Laundry Robbers Bound Over After Trial Testimony
Walter Tyson, colored, testified at a municipal court hearing for burglary in the first degree linked to a New Service Laundry robbery. Pipkin and Flam ing, white, face charges including assault with a deadly weapon. Tyson’s testimony sent the trio to superior court for trial.
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Walter Tyson
Teague
Ss. L. Pipkin
Tug Flaming
Tyson
Pipkin
Yom McCorkle
Ernest McCorkle
Tom
Ernest
Landry
Paris Mesh Hose With Lace Clox Unusual Evening Hosiery
Paris mesh hose feature lace clox in delicate evening shades noted as fashionable and important hosiery. The description highlights their unusual design and suitability for formal wear.
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Paris
For Sale Dry Wood at M Wivett Wood Yard
Dry pine and oak wood offered for sale at two dollars per load by M Wivett Wood Yard. Contact phone number 2069 for arrangements.
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Mwivett Wood Yard
Imperial Life Agency Honored In Ten Year Lead
The High Point district office of Imperial Life Insurance Company was honored at a Sheraton luncheon as it marked ten consecutive years leading the state in new business under C. R. Lanier. Attendees included district managers from Winston Salem Salisbury Charlotte Greensboro Lexington and officials from the High Point office.
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High Point
Imperial Life Insurance Company
Sheraton
C. R. Lanier
Lanier
Hoe
O. E. Starnes
L. T. New
E. B. Roberts
Winston Salem
H. H E. Repass
Salisbury
J. R. Purselle
Charlotte
W. M. Jarvis
Greensboro
C. E. Smith
High Point Enterprise
All Star North Central Team Rout Rocky Mountain, 138 to 6
An all-star squad from the north central conference defeated Rocky Mountain Conference players 138 to 6 in Denver. The game showcased overwhelming offense and dominant performance by the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Miss Younts Improves. Hucks Trial Set January 13
Alice Younts, a Winston Salem girl injured when struck by a car driven by J O Hucks on English Street, was reported much improved at Guilford General Hospital and could leave soon. Hucks faces trial for reckless driving and assault with a deadly weapon on January 13.
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Alice Younts
Winston-Salem
Guilford General Hospital
J. O. Hucks
English Street
Hucks
East Russell Street
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Patient
Pittsboro North Carolina woman reports relief from run down condition after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She also praises Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and recommends sending 10 cents for a trial package along with free medical advice from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Pittsboro
N. C
Thos. R. Green
Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Bread Crumbs Omelets Stretch To Feed More
A recipe notes that three eggs can be stretched by adding a cup of bread crumbs and half a cup of scalded water poured over them. This mix yields more servings from the same amount of eggs.
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Scorr
Robbins
Williams Springs
Eckerd’s
Carton
McCoy
Pegsy
Glebeas
Re Taube
Woodbury
I IS
Trip
Virginia
Reidsville
Victor
North Central
E. L. Bruton
Best and
English Streets
Eccles Everhart
Commercial Bank Building
Building and Loan
Piedmont Building & Loan
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Fleet Lewis
Fisher Body Company of
Detroit
Willowbrook Street
American Service Company
W. A. Davis Ice and Coal
Arctic Ice and Coal CO
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
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