Northwestern Teachers To Meet Here This Fall
Six North Carolina districts plan fall conferences drawing 1500 to 2000 teachers. Meetings in Asheville High Point Charlotte Raleigh Fayetteville Greenville run October to November with state and national education leaders present.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Education Association
John G. Bible
Asheville
High Point
South Piedmont
Charlotte
Central
Raleigh
Southeastern
Fayetteville
Northeastern
Greenville
State Department of Education
Association
City Officials to Attend North Carolina Baseball Game
The ity council will adjourn immediately after opening so officials including City Manager Knox Judge Lewis Teague Horace Haworth the city attorney and Archie Myatt the prosecuting attorney may attend the first night game of baseball in North Carolina. No council business will be transacted.
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Theity Council
Knox
North Carolina
Lewis Teague
Horace Haworth
Archie Myatt
Mrs. Dora Field Funeral Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Field wife of the late E H C Field were held at her home 217 West High street with Rev J W Moore and other ministers officiating. Hymns Abide With Me and Asleep in Jesus were sung by a quartet and pallbearers included W A Ring A J Idol and others. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.
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Dora Field
E. H. C. Field
West High Street
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
J. M. Hilliard
J. P. MccCade
First Baptist Church
Martinsville
Chamber Warns Against Swindling Trio In State
Chamber of commerce issues a bulletin warning citizens about a trio posing as Interstate Knitting Mills representatives from New York City. They take deposits for ladies undergarments, promise delivery later, then vanish. The flyer lists aliases used and notes the real New York firm only cares about cloth. Authorities seek tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Knitting Mills
New York City
Better Business Bureau of New York City, Inc
South
Middle West
West 24Th Street
Great Central Surety Company
Florence J. Knight
Florence J. Gilbert
Florence J. Miller
Myrtle M. Wilson
Myrtle M. Gilbert
William Wilson
W. H. Gilbert
Jack Vernon
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Residents organize to oppose fort ruins project
Mackinaw City Michigan residents form opposition to the state park commission plan to remove ruins of an old fort burned after an 1783 massacre by Ojibway Indians.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
State Park Commission
Record Court Of Honor Held At Camp Uwharrie
The largest court of honor for boy scouts in this district was held at Camp Uwharrie Sunday afternoon. One hundred thirty four badges were awarded by the committee members F L Porter, G B Daniel and J Allen Austin. Names and badges awarded span categories from 1st class to various specialized fields such as aviation athletics civies and life saving.
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Camp Uwharrie
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Court of Honor
F. L. Porter
G. B. Daniel
J. Allen Austin
Park at Lake Becomes Popular For Leisure and Growth
The city lake park drew hundreds daily last week with about 500 people beyond anglers enjoying shade and breeze. Officials promise park grounds will stay weed and high grass free. Willis Smith urged strict government economy to keep taxes low and attract new business and industry to North Carolina.
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American Business Club
Death Valley Salt Deposit Defies Heat Records
In Death Valley Cal a salt bed on the valley floor 310 feet below sea level holds 34 billion tons of salt. Thermometers reach 1386 degrees in the shade during peak summer months, illustrating extreme climate conditions.
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Death Valley
Cal
San
Dog’s Barking Saves Family From Flames
A neighborhood dog woke Walter Brady and his family early today, enabling them to escape a burning Spartanburg home before the roof collapsed. Brady estimated the loss at $8,000 for the building and household effects.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Walter Brady
Brady
Temporary lamb pasture at State College of Agriculture
An acre of good pasture at State College of Agriculture requires four to six pounds of seed and can carry 20 lambs for six weeks, providing a quick finishing option.
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State College
State College of Agriculture
Aviators Deputized by Los Angeles Police Commission
Seven aviators have been deputized by the Los Angeles Police Commission as an emergency division of the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Los Angeles Police Commission
Force
North Carolina Peanut Crop Valued Near Ten Million in 1929
North Carolina peanut farmers reported a crop value of 9,996,000 dollars for 1929, reflecting strong production and market demand. The figure highlights the crop's economic importance to the state agri sector and local communities during the late 1920s.
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North Carolina
Wonderful Salts Help Mrs Solomon Lose 47 Pounds
Mrs. S A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina writes she lost 47 pounds in three months taking Kruschen Salts each morning. She weighed 217 pounds before and 170 pounds after, feeling stronger and younger and recommending the product. The ad notes a four week bottle costs 85 cents at Mann Drug Co. and suggests half teaspoon in warm water daily.
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S. A. Solomon
New Bern
N C
P. S
Mann Drug Co
Local Boys To Visit Washington On Three Day Trip
A group of six High Point boys escorted by Adjutant John O Beirme of the Salvation Army and LL D Russell of the Cecil Drug Co leaves at dawn for Washington for a three day tour. They will visit the Zoo Lincoln Memorial Monument Capitol Mount Vernon and Arlington. Cecil Drug Co will prize the best trip report upon return.
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High Point
John O’beirme
Salvation Army
LL. D. Russell
Cecil Drug Company
Washington, D. C
Coke Cecil
Douglas Whitley
Robert Spencer
Philmore Lilly
Broadus Culler
Ralph Lightfoot
Boys’ Commission
Harold Culler
Russell
Washington
Adjutant O’beirne
Washington Zoo
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Capitol Building
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Potomac River
Cecil
Revival Services At First Church Hamilton In Inspiring Sermons
Revival at the First Church of Christ Hamilton and State streets features Rev J T Saunders and his brother J A Saunders from Gray Son Kentucky conducting the evangelistic campaign. Sunday morning sermon from Acts 26 18 urged eye opening conversion as essential to salvation.
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First Church of Christ
Hamilton
State Streets
J. T. Saunders
J. A. Saunders
Bible Department
Christian Normal Institute of
Grayson
Paul
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Look
The skin of youth lies in every box of MELLO GLO Face Powder. The powder is described as pure and government approved with no roughness flakiness or irritation. A French process is claimed to help it spread smoothly and hide large pores and shine. Mann Drug Co. Advy.
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U. S
Mann Drug Co.Advy
Bantam Hens Favored as Quail Mothers in North Carolina
North Carolina game officials report bantam hens on the state game farm in Asheboro rear 10,000 game birds this season. More than 700 bantam hens are used as mothers rather than incubators, a method officials deem more effective for young quail.
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Asheboro
N. C
Mrs Florence Hicks Dies of Paralysis in Home
Mrs Florence Bowers Hicks wife of J W Hicks died at 17 Tryon Street yesterday at 4 15 PM from a stroke of paralysis suffered Sunday night in church. Born October 2 1888 in Davidson County she was the daughter of Eli and Mary Kennedy Bowers. Surviving are her husband five brothers Virgil Dicego Clarence Bowers of near Thomasville Levia and Walter Bowers of High Point one sister Mrs Eva Dunning of near Thomasville. Funeral at Pleasant Grove church tomorrow at 2 PM with Rev Alfred and Rev G L Reynolds officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
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Florence B. Hicks
J. W. Hicks
Tryon Street
Davidson County
Eli
Mary Kennedy Bowers
Virgil, Dicego
Clarence Bowers
Thomasville
Levia
Walter Bowers
High Point
Eva Dunning
Pleasant Grove
Alfred
The
Christian Church
Lt. Reynolds
Japan conducts nearly fifty public pawnshops nationwide
A report notes that close to 50 public pawnshops are now being run across Japan. The initiative expands state controlled financial services and aims to provide accessible lending options, with regional implementations outlined by authorities.
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Japan
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Jack Staples
Thomas Jones
Edward Woolen
John Lindsay
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John Church
Francis Holmes
Clark Johnson
James Stewart
Allen Austin
Stanton Sherrod
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Lyndon Wilson
Arthur Daniels
Ryan Neely
Albert Ellis
D. A. Hackney
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Chas. Sturkey
Joe Hornbuckle
Emmett Gribbin
Arthur Marsh
Jim Woodson
Wendell Dunbar
Dick Slate
Allen Parker
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Thomas Taylor
Fred Williams
Thurlow Kearns
Marvin Rowe
Geo. Armfield
Ed Church
John Austin
Harold Tysinger
Colter Ellis
Clyde Lowres
James Hinkle
Marvin Rone
Clyde Sowers
Marvin
J. W. Rone
J. W. Rowe
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Elmore Hackney
D. Clark Johnson
Allen Suatin
Ed Woolen
Lawrence Austin
Junior Jackson
Chas, Starkey
Burt Asbury
Folger Watson
J. W
Walter Hargett
Lake
Willie Smith
Raleigh A. B. Club
Iva
General Electric
N. B.C
High Point Hardware CO
Southern Refrigeration Co. Charlotte Distributors
Salts
Mrs. Solomon
Ford Service
Ford
Vance
All Mechanics
Cially
Wrenn
All Laundry Service
Lptown Office
W. Broad
Cecil Drug Store
God
Satan
Lot
Christ
Elwood Cafe
la Carte
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Bond
Cricago
Balle
Heuss ¢ Lanfed
Merton
West Tentr
the Bank of Service
Florence Hicks
Business Men's
DE Luxe Cafe
Washington St
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Piedmont Building & Loan
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Geo. A. Matton
W. C. Idol
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