Recital and club notices in High Point items
Miss Mae Kirkman presents her piano pupils in a Wesley Memorial church recital. Amigo Bridge club to meet at Mrs Reitzel Wagner's Broad street home. Mrs J A Morris improving after surgery at High Point hospital. Miss Sallie Caudle marries Charles Williams at Asheboro parish house. Young People’s Missionary Society to meet at Miss Annie Belle Sowers home Grimes street. Numerous local residents noted visiting, traveling to Chicago for furniture show, and returning from trips to Atlantic Beach, Blowing Rock, Washington and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kirkman
Wesley Memorial Church
Amigo Club
Amigo Bridge Club
Reitzel Wagner
Broad Street
Young People's Society
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Main Street
M. E
Annie Belle Sowers
Grimes Street
North Carolina Electric Output Surges Over 26 Years
North Carolina electric production by public and municipal plants rose from 8.35 million kWh in 1902 to 2.245 billion kWh in 1928. Growth peaked 1923 with a 43 percent rise, while hydro power share varied from 54.5 to 93 percent between 1920 and 1928, reaching 88.6 percent in 1928. Total plant horsepower in operation reached 1,372,615.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Resources and Industries
Department of Conservation and Development
Fifth District Highway Patrol Visits Asheboro
The Fifth District Highway Patrol under Lieut. G A Early tours the district visiting Asheboro to determine permanent stationing. Officers L F Jackson F R Bell and H A Greenway accompany him as plans place posts at Burlington Carthage or Southern Pines and High Point. The district covers Rockingham Caswell Guilford Alamance Davidson Randolph Moore Montgomery and Hoke. J Elwood Cox is district commissioner. Lieut Early brings fifteen years mounted policing experience. A three year old son of Mr and Mrs L E Milks of Asheboro suffered serious injuries when his father’s car entered their yard. The child was struck while others ran to the vehicle and rib and chest injuries were reported with guarded hopes for recovery. Mr Milks heads Derwick Silk Mill on South Fayetteville Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Fifth District Highway Patrol
G. A. Early
High Point
L. F. Jackson
Mebane
F. R. Bell
Greenville
H. A. Greenway
Lieut. Early
Burlington
Carthage
Southern Pines
Rockingham
Caswell
Guilford
Alamance
Davidson
Randolph
Moore Montgomery
Hoke
J. Elwood Cox
Camp Glenn
State
Lieut
Early
L. E. Milks
Mr. Milks
Derwick Silk Mill
Fayetteville Street
Asheboro prelim hearings for three defendants in Asheboro
Saturday three negroes faced preliminary hearings in Asheboro Wyatt Spencer and Jim Spencer of Glenald were tried for an affray with costs and fines paid Fletcher Humble of Randleman charged with drunkenness was fined eighteen dollars and forty cents and jailed for nonpayment Coy Spoon and Hubert Spoon of Seagrove were arrested by Federal Prohibition Officers on possession of whiskey four gallons found behind their New Gap Filling station and after hearing were released on five hundred dollar bonds each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Wyatt Spencer
Jim Spencer
Glenald
Fletcher Humble
Randleman
Coy
Hubert Spoon
New Gap
Seagrove
Highway 70
Prohibition
Mrs. Ernest Warren Guests at Worth Street Visit
Mrs. Ernest Warren and two young daughters of Gastonia stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Phillips on Worth Street, enjoying family time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Walker
C. C. Walker
O. Hinson
Gastonia
T. M. Walker
Archdale
Russell Harmon
Roland
Cc. H. Harmon
Union, S. C
Ernest Warren
Hunters Return From Eastern Carolina Fox Chase With Six Foxes
R K Betts Jack Lee John Parrish and E N Nance returned Saturday from a week long fox hunting trip in Eastern Carolina bringing home six foxes with a pack of 22 dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. KE. Betts
Jack Lee
John Parrish
E. N. Nance
Carolina
Mrs Hammer and companions visit Jackson Springs cottage
Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer Mrs. Hal Walker and Jane Walker spent several days at Mrs. Hammer's cottage at Jackson Springs returning to Asheboro Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Walker
Jane Page Walker
Schaefer announce birth of daughter Sara Gene
Mr and Mrs BE O Schaefer announce the birth of a daughter Sara Gene on July 1. Mr and Mrs Fred Page re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. O. Schaefer
Sara Gene
Mrs
Fred Page
Homeward Return After Aberdeen Pinehurst Visit
A person returned to Asheboro on Saturday after spending several days visiting friends in Aberdeen and Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Aberdeen
Pinehurst
Grateful Tributes Eulogize Beloved Figure
In touching lines, colleagues recall the late figure’s fellowship and the impact of his presence. The obituary notes gratitude for the time shared and the enrichment gained from knowing him.
Ministers Honor Rev. J. H. Moton With Resolutions
High Point ministers pass resolutions in memory of Rev. J. H. Moton a Methodist Protestant minister whose death two weeks earlier saddened the Christian community. The statement praises his conviction courage and charity and notes his Christlike spirit and fruitful service leaving an indelible impression on many lives. The group extends sympathy to his family and prays for God to comfort them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Moton
High Point Ministers’ Association
Charles P. Cobb
H. C. Byrum
High Point Minister’s Association
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Highlights July Seven
Sunday services across Christ Science churches focused on the God topic with Psalms 65 passages as the Golden Text. The Lesson-Sermon referenced Moses’s I AM statement and the harmony of man as reflected by divine govern, urging acquaintance with God for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Zion
Moses
Mary Baker Eddy
Poison Bean Beetles Backfires On Local Gardener
July A dog bites a man is news but a man bites a dog is not. W Andrews sprayed bean vines to kill beetles. wet weather spread the poison to beans and to him. He suffered days of inflammatory rheumatism yet slowly recovers, while family members who ate beans were also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
S. W. Andrews
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Morris
J. A. Morris
High Point Hospital
Miss Caudle
Charles Williams
Sallie Caudle
Orlando Caudle
Randolph County
Thea Williams
Millboro
Lonnie Lunsford
Greensboro
Roland T. Holton
Chicago
Everett Marsh
Mrs. J.S. Welborn
Ellen Fields
Roseland
Fla
W. W Dickerson
T. J. Gold
Blowing Rock
R. T. Huggins
Lynchburg, Va
W., V. Evans
B. C. Loyal
Mrs. L. C. Parker
Myrtle Beach
H. A. Millis
Frank Leak
Peggy Mendenhall
Thomasville
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Dave Hayworth
Rosa Farrington
Argie Wood
Atlantic Beach
Morehead City
R. T. Chappell
Reed
Otteray Drive
Concord
H. B. Haines
F. B. Holt
Hamilton Street
Altoona, Pa
Mrs. L. A. Welch
Josie Wood
Bill and
Alden Welch
Washington
New York City
Irene
M. E. Howell
Lake Lure
Forest City
Shelby
Mary Monroe
Jucile Garland
Charlottesville, Va
J. R. Royal
Washington, D. C
Nell Ellington
Elizabeth Royal
Vera Albertson
Feral Green
Asheville
Chimney Rock
Epworth League
Lake Junaluska
W. W. Dickerson
J. T. Dickens
O. H. Clodfelter
Barker Street
Benson Pierce
Montsinger
Hannah Pierce
Shenandoah Valley
Rayon
N. Main St
Ashebore
Poe
J. L. Chernault
Quality Shoe Store
Sebes
Aoe
Moton
Christian Science Services Sunday
Beavan’s
The
Stamey
Lian
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