Scout Camp Has Unusual Program With Magic acts
At Camp Owharrie 75 scouts enjoyed a dramatic skit program led by H C Twining and a stand out magic and sleight of hand exhibition by R E Betts of High Point. Betts impressed the group with feats of magic for about 30 minutes and earned a cordial invitation to return for another camp fire event. Twining then joined for a second presentation as fire call signaled reassembly for a second unusual act.
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Camp Owharrie
H. C. Twining
R. E. Betts
High Point
Twining
Betts
Honor Guest Hugh Mitchell Heads High Point Lions Luncheon
Hugh Mitchell district governor of Statesville was the honor guest at the High Point Lions Club luncheon at the Elwood hotel. He spoke on The Principles of Lionism and Their Relation to Present-Day World Problems. Other guests included Walter Crissman Winston-Salem C R Goodrich Tracy Odlum Statesville and W R Batley Statesville. B B Owens won the attendance prize.
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Hugh Mitchell
Statesville
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
B. B. Owens
Mr. Mitchell
Walter Crissman
High Point
C. R. Goodrich
Tracy Odlum
Winston-Salem
W. R. Batley
Special Continued From Page One Involving Bank Officials
Harris was vice president of the securities firm Other Cases. Davis L. Jenkins and J Charles Bradford of Central Bank face conspiracy to divert funds. L W Cunningham, former cashier, charged with making false reports. The special term, time permitting, may hear further cases. court can run only three weeks.
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Harris
Jonas
Davis
L. L. Jenkins
American National Bank
J. Charles Bradford
Central Bank
W. 8. Cunningham
National Bank
Trial set in Buncombe for bank funds conspiracy case
Court in Shelby schedules trial between July 27 and federal term for Davis charged with conspiring to divert Central Bank funds for Luke Lea’s benefit. Lea and Lea’s Tennessee publishing company officials, E. P. Charlet, Luke Lea Jr., and Bradford are implicated. Bradford is confined in a Philadelphia hospital and not expected for trial.
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Shelby
Davis
Buncombe County Superior Court
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Lea
E. P. Charlet
Luke Lea, Jr
Tennessee Publishing Company
Bradford
Philadelphia
Welcome of Winnie Mae crew marks New York hello
The World ship Winnie Mae led a parade to City Hall with Mayor Walker and officials greeting the World man of the mayor's welcoming committee. Mrs Post and Mrs Gatty joined the reception as press and naval personnel watched the celebrations. The group then went to the Ritz Carlton for a luncheon.
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Walker
Aldermanic Chamber
Roosevelt Field
Russia
Winnie
Post
New York
Winnie Mac Fain
Long Beach
Cal
City Hall
Ritz-Carlton
Gatty Reunited With Wife After World Flight
Harold Gatty woke in New York after completing a globe girdling flight with Wiley Post to be greeted by his wife who raced ahead to the Ritz Carlton. Mrs Gatty arrived from Pittsburgh after thunderstorms delayed the trip and planned to dash across the continent. She said she had little sleep while Harold and Post were away and hoped to sleep for a month once the reception ends.
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New York
Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Glendale
Cal
France Faces Heavy War Debt and Credit Clash
The note outlines France would net about 111 million dollars short after settlements if Germany halted conditional payments and France kept 105 million in annuities while paying 106 million into the bank and roughly 110 million to the United States and Great Britain. It notes the demands clash with Hoover's proposal for continued German credits.
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Germany
France
Bank For International Settlements
United States
Great Britain
Hoover
Unclear Expansion of Unconditional Payments and Credits
A draft note questions directing unconditional annuity payments to German industries instead of the government. It also contests offering 25 million dollars of unconditional payments as credits to Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania, citing concerns about other nations adopting similar proposals.
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Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Postwar Debt Gaps Prompt Call for Global Sacrifices
An American note urges shared sacrifice to bridge differences over loans to nations and reconcile rifts with France. It emphasizes a concerted effort by all to carry out the president's program and avert a prolonged world mood of gloom.
Ward Funeral to Be At 2 p. m. Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ward who died in the Thomasville hospital will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the First Presbyterian church with Rev. J. K. Frieming officiating. Interment will follow at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers listed and the body at 17 Chestnut street home. Hay fever note closes the obituary.
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Mary Ward
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
J. K. Frieming
Oakwood Cemetery
Prevette Westmoreland
EB. D. Nichols
Carl McSwaim
Wilkes Ashemore
Garland Shoemaker
Terrence Myers
Lawrence Harker
Roy Hughes
Chestnut Street
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