Drowning Boy Revived And Expected To Live
Ralph Sink a 16 year old near Midway Davidson county nearly drowned after being pulled from a seven foot water hole at a sewage plant pool. J C Dillon and W Hasty led artificial respiration. Spencer Jackson, Yow's ambulance, and fire department pulmotor aided. He developed pneumonia but hospital staff expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sink
Midwa
Davidson County
J. C. Dillon
W. &. Hasty
Spencer Jackson
Guilford General Hospital
Link
Mr. Hasty
Mr. Jackson
Fire Department
A. H. Beamon
Jones Burns
Vann Canada
C. G. Broome
Independence Day Observed In High Point With Closures
High Point plans a quiet holiday with stores, factories, and city offices closed Tuesday. Post office deliveries pause, and flags line the streets to honor the Declaration signers as police promise normal enforcement and no celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Southern Railway
Thomasville
Denton
Burgees Announce Birth of Daughter Rennie Myree Burge
Mr and Mrs William Preston Burge announce the birth of a daughter Rennie Myree Burge born yesterday morning at 1 30 at their home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Preston Burge
Rennie Myree Burge
A. T. Shepard Drowns During Wilmington Fishing Trip
A. T. Shepard, a utilities company employee, drowned in an inland waterway near Wilmington while swimming on a fishing trip with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Shepard
Wilmington
RB C relief claims for headaches nerves and fever
An advertisement touts RB C as a quick remedy for headache nervous tension muscular aches colds and neuralgia without opiates. It urges using RC for fever and calming an distressed nervous system and notes a nonhabit forming formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. C
Six Months Added for Viola Jackson Contempt in Court
Viola Jackson colored was sentenced in Municipal Court by Judge Lewis E Teague after being convicted of violating Prohibition law. She cursed the court and officers, resulting in six months more for contempt and 20 days for each contempt offense. Additional cases included traffic, disorderly conduct, and larceny charges with varied fines and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Jackson
Lewis E. Teague
Teague
Ashe
W. C. T. Carter
English Street
R. F. Leonard
Roy Mitchell
Elisabeth Caldwell
Myrtie Davis
R. C. Parker
Sarah Holt
Tom Powell
Dan Pickett
Celia Hill
Rova Wood
Perry James
Sam Setzer
Charlie Garrett
Susie Jackson
Costa
Neal Tillman
Harold Johnson
Groverhill
Leroy Blair
Charlee Garrett
Will Tuttle
John Lohr
Montha
Society Notes on Dill Lewis and Silas B Casey Visit
Dill Lewis of Atlanta is spending a few days here. Silas B Casey is business inspector at Hickory and North Wilkesboro today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Lewis
Atlanta
Silas B. Casey
Hickory
North Wilkesboro
Health Office Expenses Reported by City Physician
Dr. W. J. McAnalily, city physician, announced city records show last year’s supplies for the Health Office and the health laboratory totaled 220.26. He noted purchases are made through city hall by revolving bids, though he did not know the exact source. A complaint was filed here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McAnalily
McAnally
Efird’s Department Store Fire Damages South Main Block
A second floor fire at Efird's Department Store on South Main Street started around 8 am and caused heavy smoke and water damage to Efird's Economy Drug and Cannon-Fetzer below. Firefighters confined the blaze to a storage room on the second floor destroying records and stock while ceilings cracked and glass broke. Estimated losses ranged from 2500 to 5000 dollars with insurance coverage noted. the Economy Drug store remained open. Fire crews worked until 11 am and praised local departments for rapid suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efird’s
South Main Street
Cannon-Fetter Company
Cavalier
West Commerce Street
Eaird’s
Economy
M. F. Crooks
B. K. Ingram
Thomasville Chair Company
Thomasville
High Point Company
Cannon-Fetzer Company
Death takes Rev Marcus Woosley in Statesville hospital
Rev Marcus Boyles Woosley pastor of the Newton Methodist church died at Davia hospital Statesville after an operation last Tuesday his death a shock to Western North Carolina Methodists Surviving include his widow Lucille Warlick three children Rebecca Margaret and Harry Woosley mother Mrs Pauline Woosley sister Mrs Hall and brothers O W Woosley and Dr John B Woosley Funeral will be in Conover near Newton with interment at Granite Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Boyles Woosley
Newton
W. B. Hall
Davia
Statesville
C. V. Woosley
Trinity
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Pauline &. Woosley
Hall
Mises Lucille Warlick
Granite Falls
Rebecca
Margaret
Harry Woosley
O. W. Woosley
Methodist Children's Home
Winston-Salem
John B. Woosley
Chapel Hill
A. M. Wagoner
Walkertown
C. M. Weber
Danville
Conover
V. F. W. Post To Hold Important Meeting
High Point Post No. 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold an important meeting tonight at East Washington street hall. Commander J. W. McMahon urges all members and those affiliated to attend as important business will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
Taj Mahal Built Over Twenty Two Years at Agra
It required 22 years for 20,000 men to build the Taj Mahal in Agra India. The tomb honors Mumtaz Mahal the favorite wife of Shah Jahan the great mogul of Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agra
India
Mumtaz Mahal
Shah Jahan
Moga
Delhi
Constitutional Commission Studies New Proposal Inaugurates Education Program
The project marks the statewide launch of the institute's governmental education program. Top row includes Chief Justice W. P. Stacy Judge John J. Parker Judge Michael Shenck Revenue commissioner Allen J. Maxwell Congressman Lindsay Warren. Bottom row features J. C. Carr Burton Craige State Senator Capus Waynick Clarence Poe and George KE Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
W. P. Stacy
Raleigh
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Michael Shenck
Hendersonville
Allen J. Maxwell
Lindsay Warren
Washington
J. C. Carr
Wilmington
Burton Craige
Winston-Salem
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
Clarence Poe
George Ke, Butler
Clinton
Institute to Begin Statewide Governmental Education Program
The Institute of Government will launch a statewide program of education on the proposed new constitution with studies led by Capus Waynick and the constitutional commission. It will include countywide talks, high school and college civics classes, and editorials, aiming to explain changes from multiple angles and engage lawyers, judges, and public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Constitutional Commission
Capus Waynick
High Point
Senate
The
Institute of Government
Senate Committee On
Institute
Albert Coates
Capus M. Waynick
Coates
Waynick
Justin Miller
Duke
N. Y. Gulley
Wake Forest
M. T. Vandecke
Carolina
John A. Parke
Raleigh
State Board of Advisers
Dennis G. Brummitt
A. J. Maxwell
Jonal
Brummitt-Maxwell
W. A. Devin
Oxford
Clawson Williams
Sanford
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
Tute
Association of
Assembly
Supreme Court
General Assemly
Constitutional Judicial Council
June L. Coggins Claimed By Death in Thomasville
June L. Coggins aged 27 died at 221 Hinkle Street yesterday afternoon after a heart attack. He leaves a wife June and a young son, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J R Coggins of Handy, four brothers Wade Floyd Fred and another Coggins in Handy plus a sister Mrs Robert Lanier of Denton. Funeral services will be held at Pine Hill M P Church tomorrow at 11 AM with Rev EB A Bingham officiating. interment in Pine Hill church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee CnTeerewe
Thomasville
June L. Coggins
Hinkle Street
June Coggins
J. R. Coggins
Handy
Wade Coggins
City
Floyd Coggins
Fred Coggins
Resinous Sap Seals Wounds in Coniferous Trees
A resinous sap seals wounds in bark and serves as an antiseptic dressing for coniferous trees, helping protect wounds from decay and infection.
Benjamin Hill Dies at Thomasville Home
Benjamin B. Hill aged 51 died at his Thomasville home 213 Broad street Sunday morning at 6 o'clock after an acute diabetes attack. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the First M. P. church of Thomasville with Rev. J. H. Madison and Rev. Vaughn officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Benjamin B. Hill
Broad Street
M. P. Church
J. H. Madison
Mr. Vaughn
Davidson Grange 10 Plans Independence Day Program
Thomasville residents learn of a Mills Home Independence Day celebration Tuesday organized by Davidson County Grange and Board of Agriculture. A. C. Diehl and Rep. J Walter Lambeth to speak at 11 am, with a Mills Home vs White Oak baseball game at 8 pm. Farmers from nearby counties invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mills
Davidson County Grange and
Board of Agriculture
A. C. Diehl
Wilmington
J. Walter Lambeth
White Oak
Hood Xkgarno
Hill Family Interred in Thomasville City Cemetery
The obituary notes Mrs. Benjamin B. Hill and their children Odessa Hill Willie Hill Rita Mae Hill Ralph Hill, with five sisters listed. Interment is planned in the city cemetery in Thomasville.
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Drowning Boy
Sykes Florist
W. McGuinn Realty CO
Max Bones
High Point Ice and Coal CO
W. Clanard
South Main
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan
C. A. Blaas
Edward J. Gainer
National Association of Letter Carriers
Negress
Health Office
CFIRD
Rev
Marcus Woosley
V. F. W. Post
Benjamin Hill
Davidson Grange
Mills Home
Greenwich
Odessa Hill
Willie Hill
Rita Mae Hill
Ralph Hill
Jimmie Lyndon
Albemarle
J. M. Shaw
Newhope
R. 8. Lanier
Tom Kearns
W. B. Warner
Noxzema
Miami
Ernest S. Wiese
Miami Beach
Princess Cafe
Jepfers
Hank
Piedmont Building & Loan
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