Davidson County Forest Fires In Superior Court Action
July term of Davidson County Superior Court opens July 18 with Judge W F Harding presiding. Forty civil cases on the docket include Rev C B Way vs Methodist Protestant church over unpaid salary for 1925. The trial on Way is set for July 19 and may shift to the second week due to ministers’ conference.
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Lexington
Davidson County Superior Court
W. F. Harding
Davidson Bar
C. B Way
Shelby
Way
High Point
Rev Way
Storms Claim Two In Prairie Canada
Two people were killed as a series of weekend storms swept the prairie provinces of Canada. The fatalities were reported as the storms lashed the region with high winds and flooding.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada
Bean beetle plagues Lexington gardens
The bean beetle has invaded Davidson county and Lexington, with gardeners reporting pests under leaves destroying bean stalks. Some pull and burn attacked stalks as a control method, while experts note the insects are easily identified by their bright yellow bodies and black bristles.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Clemenceau Improves After Flu Illness
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau, stricken with influenza for several days, shows improvement and is no longer considered in danger, according to reports from his Paris home.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
4-H club state conference opens at Raleigh
About 500 farm boys and girls from State College prepare to attend the annual four H short course and conference. Miss Maude E. B. Wallace and L Harrill lead the program with classroom work on livestock crops poultry and forestry and supervised recreation and sight-seeing in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
State College
L . Harrill
John Bradford
National Playground Association
Florence Slater
Gladys Coon
National Dairy Council
Geneva Impacts Delay of Public Session Following Irish Leader Death
The Geneva talks were indefinitely postponed after an American report suggested Britain cancel the public session as a tribute to the Irish minister. The move, praised by British circles, aimed to ease a potential rupture in the conference and shifted focus to a new cruiser program framework. The U S delegation pursues a tonnage limit of 409,000 to secure endorsement.
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Legation
Gibson
O'Higgins
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Insurance Men Open First General Meeting in Asheville
Twenty six members from across the United States attended the opening general session of the annual Southeastern Underwriters association meeting in Asheville. The two day session follows pre-conference talks by executive council leaders including W. T. Dunbar of Atlanta R. M. Anderson of Hartford and Dowdell Brown of Atlanta who led convention arrangements.
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Asheville
United States
Executive Council
The
Southeastern Underwriters] Association
W. T. Dunbar
Atlanta
R. M. Anderson
Hartford
Conn
Dowdell Brown
New York Cotton Opens Higher on Acreage Figures
Buying fueled by official acreage data returned to the market with steady early gains. Active months climbed, new crop positions hit season highs, October reached 17.55 and January 17.81, as stop orders unlocked and prices briefly eased before ending the first hour with a steady tone.
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New York
Trade Growth Reaches Fourfold Prewar Levels
Goods sent from this country in India in the past year show values at four times the amount shipped in the year before the world war. The report details a strong postwar expansion in export activity, highlighting the surge in trade volumes and monetary value.
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India
Closing exercises mark Central Friends Vacation Bible School
Preparations for the third week of Central Friends Vacation Bible School continue at Archdale with a 3 PM Saturday outdoor program in the Friends recreation park. The Esther dramatization by older girls, songs, and scripture lessons highlight the review, followed by games and a 6 PM picnic supper for all Sunday school attendees. Enrollment is 119 pupils with 11 faculty. Miss Anna Mendenhall oversees the program.
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Central Friends Vacation Bible School
Friends Recreation Park
Archdale
Anna Mendenhall
Warning Against Trusting Cash-In-Advance Agents
F J Sizemore executive secretary of the High Point chamber of commerce warns residents to beware cash in advance sales agents who take orders and money but fail to deliver. The chamber stresses checking the represented companies and urges citizens to investigate promotions before investing and notes past schemes in High Point that yielded no goods or distribution.
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High Point
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Areaa
Sizemore
Merchants Association
Premier Furniture to Build Audition in City
A permit was issued by City Inspector Horney for Premier Furniture to add to its factory on English Street between West Point and Cecil streets. Estimated cost is 9500 dollars. Additional permits went to A L Stanley for a one story five room wooden dwelling on Ward street at 2500 dollars and to W Arthur Crawford for a one story five room wooden dwelling on Char lotte street at 2700 dollars.
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Horney
Premier Furniture Company
English Street
West Point
Cecil Streets
A. L. Stanley
Ward Street
W. Arthur Crawford
Charlotte Street
Tate Family Homecoming Tour Across Canada and U S
Mr and Mrs A E Tate returned from an extended northern trip with a home coming week in Owen Sound birthplace of Mr Tate. The couple also visited Niagara Falls Toronto and other Canadian and northern US ports before a stop in Chicago for a furniture show. Fred N Tate also joined the home event and returned to High Point Saturday.
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A. E. Tate
Owen Sound
Canada
Mr. Tate
Niagara Falls
Toronto
United States
Chicago
Fred N. Tate
High Point
Glary Child Run Over By Car On English Street
J. K. Clary five year old son of Mr and Mrs E S Clary of West Point avenue was run over by a Ford on English street in front of Cecil's filling station No 1 about 11 am He was taken to High Point hospital with a broken shoulder and lacerated head showing improvement later Police arrested C G McCastle driver of the car for reckless driving.
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J. K. Clary
E. S. Clary
West Point Avenue
English Street
Cecil
High Point Hospital
C. G. McCastle
Real Estate and Building Record Moves Main Office to Charlotte
The North Carolina Real Estate and Building Record relocates its main offices from High Point to Charlotte with Dan W. Schroder, advertising manager, in charge of Charlotte operations while editor H. W. Kronheimer remains in High Point. Local offices remain open. Management cites growth and Charlotte’s realty programs and welcome from the Charlotte Board of Trade as reasons for the move.
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North Carolina Real Estate and Building Record
High Point
Charlotte
H. W. Kronheimer
Dan W. Schroder
The
Record
Kronheimer
Record Management
Cortrail
Charlotte Board of Trade
State board weighs first game preserve in North Carolina
Raleigh July 11 Action may be taken by the board of conservation and development in Morehead City to establish the first state game preserve at Deer Park Mitchell county. Other proposals include a 25 000 acre game and fish preserve in Stokes county and land offers from Halifax county.
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Raleigh
Board of Conservation and Development
Morehead City
J. E. Burleson
Mitchell County
Game Committee
Wade H. Phillips
Burleson
Phillips
Stokes County Chamber of Commerce
Lauratown Izaak Walton League
Stokes County
J. Frank Martin
Stokes Chamber of Commerce
Neuse
Brotherhood class to be organized at Archdale Friends
The Archdale Friends church Brotherhood class started yesterday and will complete organization tonight at Mrs. H. S. Ragan home Archdale. Officers will be elected the class split into departments and future work outlined. An athletic department and gospel team will be formed with pastor Tom Alderman Sykes explaining the Brotherhood order. The group grows from the Archdale Men's Bible class now over 35 members with plans to double.
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Brotherhood
Archdale Friends Church
H. S. Ragan
Archdale
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Jury panel drawn in Len gel murder case in Canton
A panel of 45 names was summoned for jury service today in the first degree murder trial of S. A. Lengel former police chief charged with complicity in the assassination of Don R. Mellett Canton newspaper publisher last July. Four other men tied to the conspiracy received prise on terms.
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Canton
S. A. Lengel
Don R. Mellett
Prise
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Department of Conservation and Development
RAE More Institute
Piedmont North Carolina
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Winston-Salem
War Department
OAK Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge
N. C
T. E. Whitaker
Insurance & Realty CO
Jack Taylor
Bourh
Prugean Johnson
Central Friends Vacation School
Green Street
Johnson
Premier Furniture CO
Tates
North Carolina Real Estate and Building Record Headquarters
Gilmer
Twin City
SOX
Pearl
G. A. Pendergast
Madison Street
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