Guerin Found Guilty in Bigamy Case by Jury
The Greensboro report says High Point salesman Guerin was found guilty of bigamy in superior court. Judge Hoyle Sink sentenced him to three years, suspended on payment of costs and $50 a month to Mrs Gertrude W Guerin until $1,500 is paid, starting April 1.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Digestive Boost
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and improve morning energy. It warns that stagnant bile causes gas, bloating, constipation, and a poisoned feeling, urging readers to choose Carter's and avoid laxatives or alternatives.
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Chicago dairy and egg market report from January
Chicago producer prices show butter at 7 477 weak with various creamery and firsts grades listed. Eggs at 4 771 steady with extra firsts fresh graded firsts and current receipts cited among refrigerated and standard category prices.
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Uncle Ezra to Perform Barn Dance Frolics at Paramount
Here In Person Uncle Ezra appears at the Paramount Theater Friday and Saturday in Barn Dance Frolics. The program is offered at popular prices with the screen hit The Goose and the Gander starring Kay Francis.
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Paramount Theater
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Dr. Lambeth to Speak at Wesley Memorial Prayer Meeting
Dr. W A Lambeth will discuss Becoming Intellectually and Spiritually at Home in Our New Age at the prayer meeting tonight. The service begins at 7 30 in the young people's assembly room at Wesley Memorial church.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Young People's Assembly Room
Canadian Tribes Favor Skunk as Food Source
Report notes that numerous Canadian Indigenous groups consider skunk a preferred food. The piece mentions cultural practices around hunting and preparation within these communities.
Personalities of Artists Subject Discussion At Club Dinner
H K Hooks, assisting the High Point Cooperative Concert Association, spoke to the American Business Club on the personalities of celebrated American musicians and singers. W E Mitchell outlined upcoming club work and committee assignments. National President Russell Guinn of Danville will visit in March. Attendance prize went to J J McMurray. Charles Lee Jr. was a guest.
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H. K. Hooks
High Point Community Cooperative Concert Association
Hooks
W. E. Mitchell
Russell Guinn
Danville
J. J. McMurray
Charles Lee Oe Jr
Commissioners Postpone Joint Meeting In Asheboro
Randolph and Guilford county commissioners postponed a 2 PM joint session to Friday at 2 PM in Asheboro courthouse. The agenda includes appointing three trustees for the Trinity Archdale sanitary district and discussing mutual problems. Meeting delayed due to short notice and unreachable members.
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Randolph County
Guilfo County
Asheboro
Trinity-Archdale
Randolph
High Point
Boy Scouts Leader Stanley Harris Visits Council Meetings
Stanley A. Harris director of Inter-racial Scouting for the Boy Scouts of America visited the Uwharrie council headquarters. He planned to address the council annual meeting, which was postponed to January 20, and spoke to Cherokee council last night and would address Wilson council tonight.
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Boy Scouts of America
Uwharrie Council
Harris
J. &. Millis
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H. A. Millis
Grace Baker Named To Help In Plans For Meeting
Miss Grace Baker secretary of the High Point Merchants Association is named to the arrangements committee for the sem annual meeting of the Associated Credit Bureaus of North Carolina. The Durham gathering is set for January 27-28 with Frank Griffith Winston-Salem G O Peele Durham and R G Trosper Greensboro as other committee members.
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Grace Baker
High Point Merchants’ Association
Associated Credit Bureaus of
North Carolina
Durham
Frank Griffith
Winston-Salem
G. O. Peele
R. G. Trosper
Greensboro
Services Held For Matthews Bay
Funeral services for 15 month old Jimmy Darrell Matthews son of Mr and Mrs James Matthews were conducted yesterday at 11 oclock by Rev Hoyle L Love and Mrs C B Carter of this city. Interment followed in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Jimmy Darrell Matthews
James Matthews
Redding Street
Flood closes mills in Roanoke Rapids Roanoke River overflow
An overflow from the Roanoke River yesterday forced the closure of Roanoke Textile Mill No. 1 and the Halifax paper mill in Roanoke Rapids. No injuries were reported and the area was placed on alert as several streets flooded.
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Roanoke River
Roanoke Textile Mill
Halifax
Community Safety Pledges Collected by High Point Enterprise
The Safety Council of The High Point Enterprise announces additional pledge signers for safer driving. Pledge coupons appear in the newspaper. readers clip sign and return to The Enterprise safety council. Names listed include Arthur B. Bunch J. O. Meadows Mrs. J. O. Meadows L. B. McPherson and Mrs. Hunter Sechrest.
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High Point Enterprise
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New York Stocks Report Mixed at 2 P M
Broad market list shows diverse fractional gains and declines across industries. Notable items include Am Tel and Tel up around 15 with others like Caterpillar and General Electric showing varied moves amid active trading.
New High Point Real Estate Board President Installed
G Curtis Smithdeal was installed today as the new president of the High Point Real Estate Board. In New York Cotton news, futures closed steady with small gains and losses, with prices around 13 14 10 61 8.
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New York
Jan
Local Plumber Appeals Board’s Licence Revocation
C C Muse trading as C C Muse Company of High Point filed in Superior Court exceptions to the October 30 board order revoking his plumbing and heating contracts licence for alleged rule infractions. He noted an appeal to the Superior Court. Also an unrelated line mentions 100000000 people killed in wars since 1800 AD.
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Greensboro, Jan
C. C. Muse
C. C. Muse Company
High Point
State Board of Plumbing and Heating
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Black Draughts Trusted Reputation Longstanding Use
The piece touts Black-Draught’s strong reputation from decades of use. A user from Hartshorne, Oklahoma, Fred Richardson, says his mother has used it for fifty years and he for twenty, calling it the best medicine for sour stomach constipation and body sluggishness.
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Fred Richardson
Hartshorne
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Real Estate Board Installs Officers at High Point Luncheon
G Curtis Smithdesl was installed as new president of the High Point Real Estate Board at a noon luncheon at the Elwood hotel. He succeeds Ed E Mendenhall. New officers include J E Amos vice president, Malcolm Moore secretary and treasurer, Henry V Koonts chairing the appraisal committee, with Ed Mendenhall Curtis Smithdeal Malcolm Moore and KE Cridlebaugh on the executive committee. J W Clinard was welcomed as a new member.
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High Point Real Estate Board
Elwood
Ed E. Mendenhall
J. E. Amos
H. V. Koonts
Malcolm Moore
Henry V. Koonts
Ed Mendenhall
Curtis Smithdeal
KE. C. Cridlebaugh
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J. W. Clinard
Association
Funeral Weeping Hired in Some South American Cities
Report notes that women are paid to cry or faint at funerals to honor the deceased, a practice described as a compliment in certain South American cities.
Sloths Eat Slowly Finish One Meal Before Next
A playful observation notes sloths consume meals at such a slow pace that they complete one meal just in time to start the next, highlighting their famously languid lifestyle.
Short Court Session Hears Reckless Driving and Larceny Case
Judge Lewis Teague presided over one of the shortest municipal court dockets in weeks. P L Jones, convicted of reckless driving, must pay 175 dollars to Mrs Clarence Walton and court costs. Walton found not guilty on reckless driving. Floyd Allen, convicted of larceny, receives 30 days county road term. Other disposals include Gahle Ingram traffic violation 4 dollars costs and M L Bryant indecent exposure court costs. R K Stewart reckless driving judgment suspended pending damages payment. Mrs N M Sexton traffic violation half court costs. Ice cream sundaes once sold only on Sundays named for that practice.
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Lewis FE. Teague
Municipal Cour
P. L. Jones
Clarence Walton
Walton
Floyd Allen
Gahle Ingram
M. L. Bryant
R. K. Stewart
N. M. Sexton
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