Local News Briefs from Merchants and Rotary Events
Regular meeting of the Merchants' association set for tonight at the association office. Lieutenant Fred W. Amos returns from Camp McClellan Alabama where he trained at the reserve officers camp. Rotarians to hear Carroll H. Jones of Columbia address attendees from High Point Thomasville and Lexington at 7 30 p m at the Sheraton hotel. A son born to Mr and Mrs R T Ames Monday July 24. Sunday school class at Friends church to hold annual picnic at Guilford College Wednesday afternoon leaving the church at 1 30 p m returning late. Coach Doak and Miss Clair Worth of Guilford College to supervise athletic events. D H Parsons handling transportation. The 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs D C Lane dies Monday at Tamlinson street home. funeral 2 30 p m at home by Rev O L Rath with interment at Oakwood cemetery.
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Carrol H. Jones
Columbia, S. C
Rotarcinbs
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Sheraton Hotel
The
Friends Church
Guilford College
Doak
Miss Clair Worth
D. H. Parsons
D. C. Lane
Tamlinson Street
O .L. Rath
Oakwood Cemetery
State Fair to Offer Premiums for North Carolina Art
The North Carolina state fair in October will host art exhibits from college and school students and professional artists. Premiums include 150 for best NC resident painter, 25 and 10 for oil and landscape works, 100 for best school or college collection of various art forms, 15 and 10 for pottery, plus extensive baskets and applied art prizes. A loaned art exhibit will also be shown during fair week, with J J Blair overseeing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Otf Higher Learning
J. J. Blair
Division of
Department of Education
Superintendent and assistant named for fair arts department
The superintendent of this fine arts department for the fair is named. Miss Elizabeth Thompson, a renowned artist and interior decorator from Bleizh, serves as assistant superintendent of the department.
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Elizabeth Thompson
Bleizh
Alans Ordered to Discard the Robes
In Atlanta Georgia last night orders from the Ku Klux Klan imperial palace directed all klans to abandon the white mask and gown except in lodge secrecy. The move comes after Edward Young Clarke acting imperial wizard and Governor Thomas M Hardwick exchanged letters in which Clarke said Georgia klans would stop using the hood and gown. The action marks a political win for Hardwick who opposed invisable government and rejected Klan requirements for all members to wear the white robes.
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Atlanta
Imperial Palace
Ku Klux Klan
Edward Young Clarke
Thomas M. Hardwick
Georgia
Hardwick
Sheriff Garner Wins in Jefferson County Primary
Beaumon,t Texas. Sheriff T H Garner of Jefferson county was nominated in Saturdays primary over two opponents His ace drew wide attention due to an ouster suit filed here over his admitted Ku Klux Klan membership.
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Garner
Beaumont
Texas
T. H. Garner
Jefferson County
Few Cases In Court This Morning In Municipal Court
Only a handful of cases were disposed of in municipal court this morning. McKinley Longworth faced abandonment charges and was suspended on costs with a $25 monthly payment to his wife and $100 held as assurance. Irvin Butler paid a $10 fine plus costs for reckless driving. E. J. Pegram, charged with speeding, was suspended on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Longworth
Irvin Butler
E. J. Pegram
Notice of Public Sale in Bankruptcy Case High Point Real Estate
In the Western District of North Carolina at Greensboro a public auction sale of real estate owned by Will Switzer bankrupt takes place July 26 1922 at 12 o clock noon on the premises 307 Elm Street High Point NC. The property lies along Elm Street and an adjacent alley with a mutual drive for ingress and egress. The sale is subject to court confirmation and to existing mortgage and dower claims with cash terms. The trustee John L Thacker is handling the sale for the bankruptcy estate.
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District Court of the United States
North Carolina
Greensboro
Will Switzer
High Point
Elm Street
City of
Elm. Street
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Merchants’ Association
Fred W. Amos
Enterprise Mechanical Force
Camp McClellan
Ala
Reserve Officers Training Camp
E. H. Evans
Laurinburg
W .S. MaiNait Maxton
R. T Ames
State Fair
London
GLOBE
Wear Store
Ouke
Gertrude Sheehan
New York
Carolina Engraving Co
Greensboro, N
Fowler Lumber CO
Hamilton St
Patties
High Point's
Milan
Ellison
Harry Fine
John L. Thacker
R. B
Care Enterprise
Walter Crisman
Cornelia Dickens
Park Street
DPD” Care Enterprise
Edgar Schofield
Episcopal Parish
R. Thurman
Palm Beach
Feldmans
Mechanicsville Hardware Co
South Main Street
B. R. Thurman
Main Street
Lindsay Street
C. C. Walker
A. J. Getz
Mer
High Point Chevrolet Co
E. Washington Street
L. R. Terry
College Avenue
Mechanicsville
P. C. Pickeral
Guilford Ave
C. B. Overman
C. B .Overman
Johnson Street
Taylor Street
Bee Allison Gray
VFOR
Burns Avenue
Bargain House
North Main St
L. 8S
Broad Street
Willowbrook Street
Russell Street
J. A. Clinard
Carolina Apartments
W. Russell Street
Broad St
Thacker’s
Washington Stret
Thacker
Washington Street
Feldman’s
High Point Mattress Co
Commercial National
Southern Railway System
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N.Y
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Sen
Washington-Baltimore-Buffalo
Philadelphia
H. D. Saunders
Sunrise High
Parcel Post
T. R. Rawley
W. 5Th Street
Winstons Salam
Nool
Glover and
Sides Lashmir’s Shoe Store
Rantee
Birmingham
New Orleans
Charlotte
Washington
Columbia
Augusta
Richmond
Danville
Westminster
Augusta-Col
Wash
Charlotte Richmond
Birmingham-New York
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R. H. Graham, D. P. A
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Miss Crowe
S. Main Street
Byrd
Credit Edwards Business College
Joe's Shoe Shop
E. Commerce Street
Craven
N. Main St
Industrial Electric Co
National Machine and Electric
R. EK. Andrews
Moore’s Motor
Jitney Lines
Winston-Salem
Sheraton Garage
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