Grandfather of Local Man Buried Friday
Funeral services for Henry M. Daniel age 74 retired Randolph county farmer who died at the home of his son T M Daniel at New Salem were held Friday at Level Cross Methodist Protestant church. Rev T A Williams and Rev J H Brendall led the service. He is survived by two sons J C Daniel of High Point T M Daniel of New Salem a daughter Mrs Ethel Robins Winston Salem a sister Mrs Velma Berry Climax and 16 grandchildren. He was the grandfather of H M P Daniel of this city.
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Henry M. Daniel
Randolph County
T. M. Daniel
New Salem
Level Cross
Ethel Robins
Winston-Salem
Velma Berry
Climax
Hearing Tonight on Howell Street Opening Project
An adjourned city council meeting is set for 8 p.m. to hear property owners affected by the Howell street opening from Main to North Hamilton. Citizens debated assessments, errors surfaced, and a new report from the commission is to be discussed tonight.
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Howell
Howell Street
Main
Hamilton
Jonah
Superior Court
Hedgecock returns to work after illness and surgery
H Ray Hedgecock, 24, son of Judge and Mrs J Mat Hedgecock of 617 Chestnut Street, resumes work with Exide Battery Co. at 210 East High Street as part owner after months away due to illness. He is convalescing from tonsillitis surgery performed at High Point Hospital following four severe influenza attacks this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ray Hedgecock
J. Mat Hedgecock
Chestnut Street
Exide Battery Company
East High Street
Hedgecock
High Point Hospital
International President Addresses Rotary Meeting
International President Eugene Newsom of Durham addressed the opening session before the 67th district assembly in Sedgefield. He outlined the Aims and Objects plan emphasizing coordination of club life development of members and service to vocation community and world. The gathering included 51 North Carolina clubs with questions on meeting formats induction methods and attendance discussed at a round table. A luncheon followed at the Sedgefield Inn with T Wingate Andrews presiding.
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Rotary
Eugene Newsom
Durham
Rotary International
North Carolina
International Organization
Dallas
Texas
Sedgefield
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Newsom
Finner
Sion
Henry RR. Dwire
Winston-Salem
George E. Butler
Clinton
Butler
Roy Williams
Ponca City
Oklahoma
C. Sylvester Green
Durham Club
John Weymouth
Hampton
Luther H. Hodges
Leaksville-Spray
Roger Moore
Wilmington
Paul W. Schenck
Reensboro
F. Wingate Andrewes
High Point Club
Maynard P Fletcher
Washington Club
High Point
Mr. Andrews
Rev
Sedgefield Inn
T. Wingate Andrews
Obituary for M H McIntyre 96 of High Point
M H McIntyre 96 died at his home 704 Barbee street after a months long illness. Born in Surry county June 6 1873 he lived in High Point four years coming from Mount Airy. Survived by widow Emma Blizzard McIntyre three daughters Luie Thelma Mamie three sons Herman Russell Haymond one brother J H McIntyre two sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at home with Rev Chas P Coble and Rev E J Harbison officiating. Interment Oakwood Memorial Park.
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M. H. McIntyre
Barbee Street
Mr. McIintyre
Surry County
James L
Julia Ann Bleavans McIntyre
High Point
Mount Airy
Emma Blizzard
Luie
Thelma
Mamie McIntyre
Herman, Russell
Haymond McIntyre
J. H. McIntyre
McIntyre and Solomon Grocery Company
City
S. A. Myers
C. S. Hartley
Winston-Salem
Chas. P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Harbison
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Navy recruit quota filled in Carolina district
The July first enlistment quota for the North and South Carolina naval district is filled. Thirty Carolinians were accepted by Raleigh and transferred to Hampton Roads Virginia for nine weeks of recruit training. After training, they may attend a trade school or go to sea.
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United States Navy
North and
South Carolina
Navy
R. F. Edmiston
Raleigh
Naval Training Station
Hampton Roads
Fiji’s Car Boom After 1905 Auto Arrival
In 1905 Americans introduced the first automobile to Suva Fiji Islands, locals viewed it with superstition claiming devils powered the motion. That fear faded as vehicle numbers rose to 1,070 by recent counts, up from 106 cars in 1918.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Pastors Conference Opens With Record turnout
About 50 to 60 pastors from across North Carolina registered for the annual Methodist Protestant conference at High Point college. Dean P. E. Lindley delivered the opening address on Visualize the Work of the Church. Tonight C. W. Bates will speak as sessions continue through Friday. A 10 day summer school for the denomination’s youth runs concurrent with near capacity dormitories.
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Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
High Foint College
Dr. Lindley
North Carolina
Dean Lindley
C. W. Bates
Greensboro
Local Negro Lad Seeks 75 For Finger Joint Loss
Edward Washington a High Point grocery store helper asks the industrial commission for compensation after losing the first joint of his little finger in a sausage meat grinder accident. The rule caps loss benefits at 60 percent of weekly wage for seven and a half weeks, estimated at $10 weekly, totaling about $75 if deemed not at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Industrial Commission
Coquette Comes to Broadhurst in All Talk Mary Pickford Feature
Mary Pickford stars in the all tongue Coquette shown at the Broadhurst theater for the first three days of the week. The poignant drama ends in tragedy with a murder and a father’s ruinous act, elevated by Pickford’s formidable performance despite Southern drawl and slight overstatement.
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Mary Pickford
CoquetTe
Broadhurst Theater
Miss Pickford
Eo A
Boldin Lawyers Win First Fight in Davis Bouldin Case
In Superior Court Judge Mason W. Gant refused a bill of particulars in the Davis Bouldin suit, ordering an answer within 20 days. The decision concerns alleged election irregularities aimed at unseating W. A. Davis and replacing him with T. C. Johnson, with parties debating who benefits from the ruling.
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Gant
Bouldin
Davis
High Point
Superior Court
Mason W. Gant
Davis-Bouldin
W. A. Davis
Second Ward
D. L. Bouldin
Mr. Davis
T. C. Johnson
Gent
City to Trial Electro-Matic Traffic Signal at Main Street Crossing
City officials announced the installation of an Electro-Matic traffic signal at the Main Street railroad crossing as a trial. The city has not purchased the device, will rent it if it works, and may remove it if unsatisfactory. The signal maker evaluated the crossing as one of the worst in the country.
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South
Norfolk
Virginia
Princess Anne Road
Monticello Avenue
Carriages From Virginia Colonial Days Join Ford Collection
Two antique Virginia carriages dating from colonial times have been added to Henry Ford's collection at the Wayside Inn. The artifacts were transferred to the museum display during a brief ceremony, highlighting regional craftsmanship and historical transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Odd Fellows Sing Glass Here for Concert
W. C. Beamon, manager, with 13 children from the Odd Fellows home in Goldsboro arrived in the city today for a concert tonight at o o'clock in the Main street school auditorium under auspices of the local lodge. The children are staying with High Point lodge members and the annual concert is eagerly awaited by local Odd Fellows and friends. A capacity crowd is expected.
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W. C. Beamon
Odd Fellows
Goldsboro
Main Street
High Point Lodge
Rev John A McMillan Called to Mills Home Church
Lexington July 16 A call has been extended to Rev John A McMillan Wake Forest alumni secretary to pastor the Mills Home Baptist church at Thomasville The church hopes he will accept and teach Bible in the orphanage school The former pastor Rev R E Gardner resigned to lead First Baptist Dunn
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Lexington
John A. McMilLan
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Baptist Church
Mills Home
Thomasville
McMillan
RE. N. Gardner
First Baptist Church
Dunn
Banquet Reward for Careful Oklahoma Oil Field Workmen
A banquet is given to reward workmen in the Oklahoma oil fields who are careful. The incentive reduces accidents by 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Moffitt's Annual Clearance Sale Opens This Week
Local shoppers are invited to Moffitt's annual July clearance sale running three days Thursday through Saturday. New and seasonable goods are offered at reduced prices, with special bargains for women and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffitt
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Prudential Ins. Co. Son, Bond & Mig. Co
Home Bond & Mig. Co
West Washington
Elizabeth Arden
Hart Drug Co
Fifth Avenue
New York
Old Bond Street
London
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Eckerd
South Main Street
Stamey
Blilveq
Potter
Uheassware
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Piedmont Building & Loan
Wachovia
W. ©. Ddol
Sec.Treas
International
M. H. M'Intyre
Antos
Broadhurst
Boldin Lawyers
Company 10
Ang
Ust
Ana
Ring Drug CO
John A. M'Millan
Mills Home Baptist Church
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Dennis Keel
Wachovia Bank
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
V.A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C.H. Ellis
N. CC
Oak Hill
Hamilton St
Guilford Ave
Lexington Ave
Montlieu Ave
Cassell Sd
Grace St
O. E. Mendenhall
Mortagage
KE. Mendenhall
Pres
Roy C. Welborn, V.pres
H. E. Johnson
Secy
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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