Empl Banquet Highlights YWCA Girls and Local Industry
About 125 attendees at the annual employers banquet of High Point Industrial Girls' Clubs held at the YWCA. Miss Mary Dingman of London praised the YWCA's reach, describing its 75 years of service, 48 countries, and 1,000,000 members. Local speaker L R Terry praised High Point employers and factory life, noting modern comforts and absence of sweat shops, as the city benefits from industrious native workers.
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Mary Dingman
London
England
Winston-Salem
Catherine Howard
Johnsie Pugh
China
Johanie Pugh
Terry
High Point
New York
Police Discover Unclaimed Underwood Typewriter
Police recovered an unclaimed typewriter on Lindsay Street two days ago. The Underwood machine bears serial number 16167085 and may be claimed by the owner at the police station after identification.
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Lindsay Street
Butter and Beggs Prices Steady in Chicago Trade
Butter steady with receipts 10,558. Beggs unsettled as receipts reach 15,173 cases. Prices unchanged across both markets.
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Chicago
Banquet Ends Townships Young People's Conference
A large Sheraton banquet closed the annual High Point Townships Young People's conference at Central Friends church. About 75 youths aged 15 to 23 attended the final session. New officers were Harris Jarrell general chairman Hazel Hayes secretary and Albert McAnally registration chairman. Retiring officers were Edgar Allen general chairman Wilma Welborn secretary and Helen Snider registration chairman. Rev J BE Pritchard of Asheboro delivered an address praising past and present crusaders and urging youths to serve worthy causes with courage and consecration.
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Sheraton Hotel
High Point Township
Central Friends Church
Harris Jarrell
Hazel Hayes
Albert McAnally
Edgar Allen
Wilma Welborn
Helen Snider
J. BE. Pritchard
M. P
Asheboro
Pritchard
Jesus Christ
St. Paul
Francis FE. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Washington
Lincoln
Francis Willard
Mr. Pritchard
Bill McAnally
Ernest Allman
Stunts
Margaret Hedrick
James McLaurin
Peyton Moffitt
Milk grade list issued by city laboratory official
The city laboratory led by Miss Adelia Hazard announced Grade A through E milk grades. The list names numerous dairies including Andrews Dairy Clover Hill Creamery Lindale Dairy Montsinger Bros Oak Grove Dairy Fairview Hillside and High Point Creamery among others with additions such as Henry Davis and Mrs. B A Jordan in the Grade B section.
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The
City Laboratory
Adelia BE. Hazard
City
E. ©. Allen
C. E. Armfield
Andrews
Blair's Dairy
E. C. Byrd
R. E. Byrd
Eugene Clodfelter
Clover Hill
C. C. Covington
Cream Rose
Edwards
Esskay Dairy
Fairview
R. H. Hayworth
J. E. Hayworth
C. Cc
Wiliiard
High Point Creamery
Henry Davis
Hillside
B. A. Jordan
E. O. Kearns
Funeodairy
Dyspepsia Relief Through Calcium Carbonate Tablets
Well known medical authorities endorse calcium carbonate tablets as the ideal anti acid for sour stomach and gas. They emphasize safe, non disturbing relief and recommend Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the right compound of calcium carbonate with soothing ingredients for swift, certain comfort.
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Stuart
Business At Southern Furniture Market Holds Steady
Buyers and at tendance remained near par at January shows with about 100 registrations on second Tuesday. By 1900 hours this morning about 65 buyers registered, listing names from across North Carolina Virginia and nearby states, including Coles Sykes Brown Henson and many others.
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N. W. Cole
R. BE
Soyars
Danville
L. H. Brown
Clinton
J. W. Sykes
T. F. Stone
W. J. McGhee
Durham
H. G. Clark
Reidsville
R. L. Clymer
Dyleston
Pa.s
C. Ax Cooper
Greenwood
L. W. Fouche
Rock Hill
B. M. Lane
Gaffney
C. C. Cooper
Union
C. V. Gunter
Winston-Salem
W. T. Hensen
W. F. Mullen
Charlotte
S. F. Hamm
P. S. Coiner
Charlottesville
B. R. Crabtree
Raleigh
C. T. Holland
W. A. Hurst
Sumter
S. C. Raymond Modlin
Warrenton
F. T. Culbreth
Roxboro
J. W. Miller
York
S. C
W. Twiford
M. EK. Davis
S. A. Twiford
Elizabeth City
O. A. Westbrook
Fayetteville
C.A. Hoover
Denton
T. A. Stanley
E. E. Turner
Winston
Dentists and suspects lead Charlotte detour to trial
Two Charlotte detectives returned with Jack Day Mrs. Andy Wall and George Gibson to face charges of receiving money under false pretenses. Gibson held on 2000 bond after probable cause found. others released. Clayton elected Guilford County Dental Society president at Sheraton banquet.
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Charlotte Pomiced
R. W. F. Clayton
Take Trio
Charges
Charlotte
High Point
Jack Day
Andy Wall
George Gibson
Queen City
Day
Gibson
Ingram
South Carolina
W. F. Clayton
Guilford County Dental Society
Sheraton Hotel
T. R. Zimmerman
J.L. Lasley
Greensboro
Firemen's School of Instruction Set For the Last of April
Wilmington a Jan 29 The North Carolina Firemen's association will hold its second annual school of instruction in Wilmington on April 28 29 and 30 Sher wood Brockwell state fire marshal announced Firemen from cities and many towns statewide are expected to attend The faculty likely includes Ralph Scott chief Los Angeles fire department Ralph Stevens former Portland chief and Dan Boney North Carolina insurance commissioner Two drills will be held daily.
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Wilmington
North Carolina Firemen’s Association
Sherwood Brockwell
Brockwell
Asheville
Ralph Scott
Los Angeles
Ralph Stevens
Portland, Ore
Dan Boney
North Carolina
No Burial Service Precludes Religious Rites
Harold Begbie, the London journalist, left directions after his death for an unusual burial. He requested no religious service and no stone or monument over his ashes, stating such rites are relics of superstition.
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London
Harold Begbie
Floodlit Oakland Airport Claims Nation's Largest Lighting
The 848 acre municipal airport in Oakland California features a flood light touted as the nation's largest. It uses a 20 000 watt arc lamp delivering 30 500 000 candlepower and can illuminate roughly a square mile.
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Oakland
Cal
Committee to Investigate Joshua Street Crossing Closure
The city council formed a special committee to inspect the Joehua street crossing over the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad and decide on action to reopen or close the crossing. A Superior Court suit by Linde man Wood Finish against the railroad seeks to compel opening of the crossing, which is currently closed, affecting access to the warehouse near Joshua street. The committee will study the situation and report at the next meeting with a recommendation.
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Joehua
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Denton Ralroad Company
Austin and Turner
Lindeman Wood Finish Company
Cranmer Seeks renomination for eighth district judge
Superior Court Judge E H Cranmer announces he will run in the June Democratic primary for renomination to the eighth judicial district seat. He was appointed by former Governor Bickett to fill an unexpired term and won election to a full eight year term in 1922.
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Wilmington
Jan
Superior Court
E. H. Cranmer
Eighth Judicial District
Cranmer
Bickett
Walter P. Stacy
World wide Y W C A leader leaves after two days visit
Miss Mary Dingman world wide industrial secretary of the Y W C A London spoke at the local association annual membership banquet at the First M P church and at the employers banquet of the industrial girls clubs. She then left for the south to visit other Y W C A groups before returning to New York.
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Mary Dingman
London
England
New York City
Miss Dingman
Weigh Point
Charlotte
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Business Girls’ Conference
New York
Will Build Church At Duke University
J Elwood Cox a Duke Endowment trustee attended a Charlotte meeting where trustees voted to build a handsome church at Duke University. A chapel will also be constructed.
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Duke University
J. Elwood Cox
Duke Endowment
Charlotte
Oil Found on Arsenal Island Sparks Local Attention
A report states oil has been found on Arsenal Island in the Mississippi River. Mr. Cox returned to the city last night, and details about the discovery are being investigated by local authorities.
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Cox
St, Louis
Arsenal Island
Mississippi
Capudine relief for colds advertised in early ad
Capudine provides quick relief from headache neuralgia and body aches during colds. Two teaspoonfuls in water claim rapid action with no opiates and gentle on the stomach. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
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the Hoosier Manufacturing Co
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Southern Furniture Mart
Salem
T. E. Russell, Jr
Philadelphia
Royall W. Smith
W. KE. Sudderth
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L. Taylor
J. P. Muse
J. R. Troxler
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J. T. Bradley
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J. F. White
J. H. Bridges
I. ©. Helmly
Savannah
I. C. Lancaster
J. A. Collins
T. B. Lupton
Greenville
Ralph Deaver
M. Hamilton
Hope Mills
W. L. Hunter
Mabel Griffith
Raymond Rike
H. V. Lea
Ralph Linn
Louise Swain
Elizabeth Terry
Landis
Dale Marley
Louise Caviness
Ramseur
D. H. Goode
EB. B. Hollingsworth
Whiteville
L. A. Stroud
O. V. Kester
P. T. Smith
Guilford Society
L. Coble
Clayton
W. R. Meenaughan
Northwestern University
University of North Carolina
Firemen’s School of Instruction
Grove
Carolina Coal and Transfer CO
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High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Willowbrook Street
Bank AT
Commercial
National
Perpetual Building & Loan Family of Savers
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
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V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Equitable
W. J. Fraley Hood Bank
William M. “Bill” Farlow
the Car Sales
Wrenn