Gray Bound Over for Superior Court in Forgery Case
J H Gray, 32, of 112 Davis street, charged with forging A Sherrod’s name on a 12 dollar check to cash at Joe Levine clothing store, bound over to Guilford Superior Court on $500 bond after probable cause found by Judge Teague. Several other local cases heard include drunk driving fines for Boomer Keener and EB Fowler, a hit-and-run dismissal, and assorted violations with fines, suspensions, and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gray
Davis Street
A. Sherrod
Joe Levine
East Washington
Wrenna Streets
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Boomer Keener
North Carolina
Young Keener
EB Z Fowler
Y W C A Helps Employment Bureau Assist City
The Y W C A through its industrial committee led by Mrs H W McCain has aided the employment bureau since its founding. Mrs J Wrenn, president, reports volunteers assist Mrs W E Price secretary every morning and as needed. The committee also assists Mrs W C Hammond welfare secretary, and the Y W C A of High Point stays ready to serve the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
H. W. McCain
C W File Joins Cecil's Drug Store Stationery Dept
High Point young man C W File has returned from Richmond Virginia where he completed a typing repair course for L C Smith and Corona typewriters. He joins Cecil's Drug Store on North Main Street and will oversee repairs to typewriters after months of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. File
High Point
Richmond
L. C. Smith and
Corona
Cecil’s Drug Store
North Main Street
A. C. Cecil
Leo the MGM lion greeted by hundreds at Broadhurst visit
Fans lined Main Street to greet Leo the MGM lion as he arrived by red and gold cage car after a Winston-Salem departure. He rode to city hall for a welcome by Mayor York, then toured local shops before a 25 pound raw meat lunch at the theater. Accompanied by MGM officials, Leo planned a world tour ending with a Europe voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Broadhurst
Leo
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lion
Motion Picture
Winston-Salem
Publix Sanger
Lions Club
J. W. Woollen
C. A. York
Broadhurst Theater
Callope
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
South America
Schmeling Sails for This Country
Bremen Germany January 21 Max Schmeling German boxer sailed for New York aboard the Europa He planned immediate training for 18 bouts in Baltimore and 48 other American southern and southwestern cities in Havana He is to fight W L Stribling later in the year He said he would return to Germany even if he must go out again in September to meet Carnera
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Germany
Max Schmeling
New York
Schmeling
Baltimore
Havana
W. L. Stribling
Stribling
Carnera
Great Debate Over Repeal to Continue on Page One
The discussion centers on repeal or no repeal. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, a Democrat and anti-prohibitionist, notes Hoover aligns with the prohibition wing of his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Mr. Hoover
Banter and Blame in a Dry Masthead Rant
A scornful critique rails at William Hale Thompson and other figures over prohibition era tensions. It mocks delay and corruption while praising calls to substantially boost federal appropriations, citing Bishop James Cannon Jr. and the temperance board in Martin Texas as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Great Britain
Clarence Darrow
James Cannon, Jr
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Martin
Texas
Count Weds Silk King's Widow in London Ceremony
London January 21 Count Antoine Sala married Laura Stanton Bayer widow of BE Kayser Bayer the late New York silk king who died in 1928 The bride is reputedly worth 100 million dollars and the ceremony took place at Notre Dame de France church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Antoine Sala
Notre Dame de France
Laura Stanton Bayer
BE. Kayser Bayer
New York
Polite Invitation at Midnight in Paris Talkies Hit London
Vera asks Ernest for a favor and he agrees after a late night exchange. Pele Mele from Paris notes talkies boosting box office records in London as a cultural impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Ernest
Era
Paris
London
Local man earns radio diploma in Washington program
Ben De Rond Jr of 221 Fisher Street completed a Practical and Theoretical Radio course and received a diploma from the National Radio Institute of Washington DC. He finished with creditable grades and his training covered receivers transmitters public address systems AC circuits screen grid tubes television and talking movies with emphasis on design construction installation and service of radio receiving sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben de Rond, Jr
Fisher Street
National Radio Institute of
Washington, D. C
A. C
Monarch Club Luncheon Features Poetry Talk And Tax Bill Fight
Monarch club members heard two speakers at the Sheraton hotel luncheon. Henry Grady Owen of High Point High School spoke on poetry appreciation, reading several poems to illustrate points. D A Dowdy, president of the High Point Merchants' Association, discussed defeating proposed tax sale bills before the North Carolina legislature. A strong turnout attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady Owen
High Point High School
D. A. Dowdy
High Point Merchants’ Association
North Carolina
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Owen
Living Cost Drops 6.2 Percent From Last December
The Labor Department estimates that costs of living in representative U.S. cities in December were 6.2 percent lower than a year earlier. Food prices led the decline, down more than 7 percent since last June, with house furnishings and clothing easing about half that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Labor Department
Society Friend Dorothy Lamb Confined at Home
Society notices regret to learn Miss Dorothy Lamb is confined to her home on Burton Street Extension with a fractured knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamb
Burton Street Extension
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gray
EB. V. Fowler
W. C. Johnson
R. L. Waldrop
W. C. Wheatley
Frank Hunt
Gladys Wade
Riasty
Czar of
Broadway
Betty Compson
John Wray
Sallor
Helping Employment Bureau
C. W. File
Cecil
Chatterton
Ruth Chatterton
Dorothy Sebastian Nell Hamilton
John Holland
Axx
William Haines
Bill Haines
Polly Moran
Nugent
Mary Doran
John Milijan
John Mack Brown
Great Meadow
Constance Bennett
Kenneth T- Keneee
Basil Throne
Zasu Pitts
Charlie Chase
Monarchs of the Field
Sportlight
Silk King
Wins Radio Diploma
Monarch
Olo GoLp
Certified Public Accountant
Wu. W. Thompson & Co
Windy City
Ripley
Robert Ripley
O. G
Dfird
Efird
Efird Brothers
J. R. Efird
E. L. Efird
P. H. Efird
J. W. Efird
Efird’s
Kimel
Royal Blue Tailoring Co
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