Monarch Installs State Officers at Luncheon
A Mon arch club luncheon at the Sheraton today saw the installation of A. Coke Cecil as president with Grover H. Jones stepping down after a year. Other officers installed included R. R. Blackburn as first vice president Dr. A. A. York as second vice president F. R. Allman as secretary and treasurer and Hobart M. Bryant as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
A. Coke Cecil
Cecil
Grover H. Jones
R. R. Blackburn
A. A. York
F. R. Allman
Hobart M. Bryant
Coke Cecil
Jack Furgurson
C. D. Thompson
Charlie Hodgin
F. L. Conrad
Negro Committee On Unemployment Named
An advisory panel to aid the High Point Emergency Committee on Employment was appointed after a conference with Lieut. Lawrence A. Oxley state director of negro welfare Raleigh and Mayor C. A. York and F. J. Sizemore. Members named include E. E. Curtright E. C. Wright Dr. George F. Nightingale Dr. G. J. Morgan and Rev. F. R. Mason.
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High Point
Lawrence A. Oxley
Negro Welfare
Raleigh
C. A. York
F. J. Sizemore
E. Curtright
E. C. Wright
George F. Nightingale
G. J. Morgan
Rey
F. R. Mason
Sues to Recover 8175 on Notes in High Point
Walter B. Crissman, acting for Commercial National Bank as trustee, filed suit in High Point municipal court seeking $8175 plus interest from January 1, 1930, on six notes issued July and August 1929 by Building Investment Company. G C Manley also sued for $800 against John F. Weber, two $400 notes due since October 1930. Manley's complaint notes unpaid amounts and failed settlement efforts.
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High Point
Walter B. Crissman
Commercial National Bank
Building Investment Company
G. C. Manley
John F. Weber
Manley
Walter E. Crissman
Secretary Adams Says Dismissed Midshipmen Were Justly Treated
Secretary Adams maintains the two naval academy midshipmen were discharged justly for taking girls into the mess hall. He disapproved a House bill seeking their reinstatement, naming Lawrence L. Myatt of Quincy Massachusetts and Miller S. Burgin of Jacksonville Florida as the dismissed students.
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Washington
Adams
Naval Academy
Britten
House Naval Committee
Wigglesworth
Massachusetts
Lawrence L. Myatt
Quincy
Mass
Miller S. Burgin
Jacksonville
Fla
Cranor Bows To Modern Travel In Raleigh Visit
Raleigh January 7 AP Representative Hugh A Cranor of Wilkes county travelled by automobile to the legislature. He had promised to come astride a mule to mark a 51 year absence of Wilkes Democrats in Raleigh but cold weather and lack of fodder led him to ride a modern vehicle instead.
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Raleigh
Hugh A. Cranor
Wilkes County
Cranor
Wilkes
Endurance Flyer Bobbie Trout Turns 25 In Air
Los Angeles reports Bobbie Trout and Edna May Cooper aim to break the masculine hold on endurance flight records. They celebrated Trout's 25th birthday aloft aboard the Lady Ralph with a noon party and cake served from the gasoline tank. They surpassed the women’s 42 hours 16 minutes record and pushed toward the 645-hour men’s mark held by Dale Jackson and Forest O’Brien as they passed the 60 hour point in clear skies. Mrs Lola B Trout, Bobbie’s mother, prepared a birthday cake in her kitchen for the airbirthday celebration.
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Los Angeles
Bobbie Trout
Edna May Cooper
Filer
Lady Ralph
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
Lola B. Trout
Bobbie
Mrs. Trout
Mary Stuart Dies At Her Home
Mrs Mary J Stuart wife of A M Stuart 707 Hines street died suddenly at home this morning at 1130 o clock. Born Alamance county May 14 1862 she had lived in the city 20 years and was a Springfield Friends church member. Survived by husband four sons four daughters three brothers two sisters. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Mary J. Stuart
M. Stuart
Hines Street
Hines
Alamance County
Jobe
Mary Stout Allen
Stuart
Springfield
Sampson
Allen
Burlington
Ellen Thompson
Staley
Levi Herring
Snow Camp
Andrew Jackson post backs immediate VA compensation payments
The Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion High Point appeals for instant full payment of adjusted compensation to ex servicemen. A telegram signed by Gurney H. King was sent to Con C. Johnson urging state sentiment and action from national headquarters. A Dutch luncheon replaces the February 3 meeting. Dr. I. T. Mann chairs the speaker committee. R. Blackburn leads general arrangements. W. Evans heads entertainment. French veteran M. Hadre recounts his Argonne experiences.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Gurney H. King
Con C. Johnson
Mooresville
N. C
Andrew Jackson Post
High Point
Natiral
Congress
I. T. Mann
W. N. Evans
R. R. Blackburn
R. Hadre
Argonne Forest
M. Hadre
Roosevelt Declines City Probe. Shifts Burden to Legislature
Governor Roosevelt in his annual message tells the new Republican legislature that it alone must decide on a New York City investigation. He notes statutory limits on his power and urges a welfare minded inquiry, with names protected unless formal charges are filed.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York City
Stomach health cure touted by local salesman
A Mann's Drug Store health evangelist promotes Natex as a universal stomach remedy. He claims 15 percent of illnesses originate in the stomach and that Natex aids digestion, nerves, blood, kidneys and bowels. Numerous testimonials praise relief from indigestion, headaches, sleep trouble, and low mood.
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Natex
Mann’s Drug Store
South Main Street
Milton H
Worthington
No. 1
Dennis Beane
West Lee St
Greens
Boro
N. C
Rev
J. C. DeLancey
Route 2
Greensboro
A. B. Dobson
Pomona
A. N. Dobson
Mann’s
S. Mann St
Escaped convict confesses in slaying case near Kinston
Clyde Morton 45 and his brother Tom 51 surrendered after a two week manhunt in eastern Carolina swamps. Morton claimed self defense in a pistol battle with two federal officers the day prohibition agent Asa Hawkins was killed near Maysville. The case hinges on a running gun fight while agents searched for moonshiners. Hawkins died December 20 and another officer was wounded.
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Kinston
Asa C. Hawkins
Maysville
Jones County
B. R. Morton
Tom
Carolina
Ben Morton
Levert Conway
Hartwell F Ayers Dies in Panama City Hospital
Hartwell F Ayers American newspaperman from Anniston Alabama died in Panama City hospital at 5 am after being wounded during last Friday's uprising. He had spoken with provisional president and US legation, and was fondly remembered by Wake Forest classmates and the press community.
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Panama City
Hartwell F. Ayres
Anniston
Ala
Panama
Harmond Arias
Peter Brennan
United States
Legation
Charlotte
Jan
Hartwell F. Ayers
Wake Forest College
Ayers
Thomas Walter Ayers
Shantung Province
China
Southern Baptist
Roxboro
Atlanta
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
T. W. Ayers
Anniston Star
Harry F. Ayers
Associated Press
Three Thousand Dollar Alimony Granted in New York
New York January seventh. Supreme Court Justice Callahan awarded temporary alimony of three thousand dollars a month to Mrs Nellie J Ridder while her separation suit against Bernard H Ridder newspaper publisher proceeds. Ridder had obtained a Reno divorce and later married Helen Scherer. He also was ordered to pay fifteen hundred dollars as counsel fees.
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New York
Supreme Court
Callahan
Nellie J. Ridder
Bernard H. Ridder
Ridder
Reno
Nev
Helen Scherer
Planes Leave For Winter Maneuvers
Norfolk Va Jan 7 planes from VT 8 and VT 10 torpedo squadrons of the scouting fleet one hundred twelve planes left Hampton Roads naval air base shortly after dawn for winter maneuvers with the fleet inGuantanamo Bay Cuba
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads Naval Air Base
Guantanamo Bay
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National Council
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Clyde Morton
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F. Ayers
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