Neighbor Against Neighbor Hearing on Change to zoning
A montlieu avenue zoning proposal sparked neighbor clashes at a city board of adjustments hearing. Proponents and opponents testified on converting Residence A to Residence, with the board reserving decision for the full body and a final recommendation due next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustments
Montlieu Avenue
City Board of Adjustments
Horace Haworth
J. D. Cox
W. B. McEwen
Centennial Avenue
5Th Street
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
D. C. MacRae
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Sizemore
High Point
T. H. Bates
J. W. Tomlinson
T. M. Blakely
Rupert T. Pickens
F. A. Wright
A. A. Lark
Montlieu
Birthday Party for James F Powell Highlights Local News
James F Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J Powell, celebrated his second birthday with a Saturday afternoon party on the Hoover Street lawn. Friends shared games and a delisious repast in a cheerful neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Powell
Joseph J. Powell
Hoover Street
Misses Lucille Miller
Kay Frances Torrence
Hannah Lucille Curry
Dorothy Lee Dye
Wanda Marie Hunter
Doris Harris
Lessie Mae Williams
Helen Brooks
Bettie Lou Johnson
Ler Eloise Stewart
Annie Elizabeth McDon
Robert Cartman, Jr
Sam D. Miller
John Henry Ballard, Jr
Chas
Samuel Addison
Frank Hunter
William J. Johnson
Dallas Lee Hill
Shelly Pike, Jr
Thomas Roy Addison
Charles F. Curry
Charlies Wendell Parks
Far East situation stressed by Lions speaker
Rev H Conrad Blackwell, summer pastor at Wesley Memorial Methodist, told the High Point Lions at the Elwood hotel of the Far East crisis. He urged that war risks rise from territory needs and noted a $200 million U S investment in Japan amid a billion in the region. He warned against civil war and urged actions to promote goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
H. Conrad Blackwell
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Blackwell
H. R. Broadhurst
Japan
United States
Mr. Blackwell
Meeting notes on community stand and prizes awarded
R H Smith spoke on harmony through love not hate at a meeting about the cold drink and magazine stand run by A A Bowden, a local blind man. Tyson T Ferree won the attendance prize and J H Kalte won the bulletin prize, with George Rankin presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sested
R. H. Smith
A. A. Bowden
J. H. Kalte
Bulletin
George Rankin
Pegram Reunion Slated for September 5 at Shady Grove
The Pegram family reunion will be held Sunday September 5 at Shady Grove camp meeting grounds Colfax. Wesleyan Methodists provide spacious grounds and a large tabernacle capable of hosting thousands. Guilford Rockingham Stokes Forsyth and Davidson counties residents are invited as attendance is expected to be the largest in ten years. W A Pegram of Winston-Salem Route 4 is arranging contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegram
Shady Grove
Colfax
Guilford
Rockingham
Stokes
Forsyth
Davidson
Guilford County
W. A. Pegram
Winston- Salem
Registered names listed across multiple U S locations
A long OCR fragment presents a sequence of personal names and towns, including Mrs. Crouch, Misa Pierce, Durham. High Point. Winston-Salem. Richmond. Morehead City. Kannapolis. Lexington. Greensboro. and many others, seemingly as a registry or directory extract without a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
Misa Pierce
Durham
F. M. Barber
Goldston
J. KE. Hendricks
High Point
J. W. Christian
T. Frank Stone
E. F. Stone
LeGrand Campbell
E. N. Ruphven
Chesterfield
D. C
Fred Tuttle
King
Daffron
Richmond
B. C. Daniels
Winston-Salem
Rudolph Dowdy
Morehead City
Dentists Attend Greensboro Postgraduate Dinner Meeting
Dentists from the section of the state gathered at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro for a post graduate extension dinner meeting. Dr. J. B. Labue of Chicago lectured on full denture construction with lantern slides and clinics. High Point attendees included Drs. W. F. Clayton J. J. Hamnia W. R. McKaughn and J. B. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
J. B. Labue
Chicago
Ill
Labue
High Point
W. R. McKaughn and
J. B. Richardson
Old Kickato advertised as stomach and liver cleanser
An advertisement promotes Old Kickato as a medicine that cleanses the stomach liver and bowels helping digestion and relieving indigestion heart palpitations and breath shortness. It claims impurity buildup causes stomach trouble and offers a $1 bottle for 49 cents sold at Mann Drug Co in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mann Drug Co
Lose Lbs Ugly Fat Frat Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Kerjena tablets as a scientific fat reducer claiming quick dissolving fat exit and no strict diet. It features testimonials from a Philadelphia user who lost 29 pounds and emphasizes easy one tablet after meals, advertised sale nationwide.
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Margaret Bess
Gordon
Philadelphia
Simee
Korjena
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Grace W. Deberry
Stephen A. Birdsall
Raleigh
M. A. Saulter
The
Baptist Sunday School
Historic Memorial Baptist Church
Blount and
Cabarrus Streets
C. C. Jones
Washington High School
Shaw University Chapel
Tupper Memorial Baptist Church
Geo. W. Isley
Young People of the Baptist Church
LIONS
Wesley Memorial Church
Helen Jepson
New York
Goldwyn Follies
Metropolitan Opera
Roy H. Clark
J. B. Coble
Burlington
N. W. Cole
Danville
J. H. Brunt
J. M. Crutcher
Shelbyville
Sanford
Wyndal Covington
Rogers
D. G. Maxwell
J. O. Shields
P. B. Groome
C. O. Weaver
L. W. Wicker
W. B. King
Leaksville
D. T. Motley
L. P. Lewis
J. J. Lister
Virginal Lister
Tampa
Fla
Catherine McGoogan
H. L. McGoogan
St. Paul
T. Morgan
H. R. Smith
Avery Phipps
N. W. Kirkman
O. V. Kester
Joe F. Raper
S. M. Austin
Myron G. Sandifer
Lamb
Lowrys
Russell Jack
Greenfield
All Mann
Rate Drug
Warner
LUX Soap
Agaros
Look -An
Noxzema
Stanback
Cardus
Epsom Salts
Lucky Tiger
Gaby
Alka-Seltzer
KOTEX
Nujol
Maena
Rinso
eRe
Ais Doans
BAG Hospital Dryco
Zac
Castoria
Kolorbak
Main St
N. Main St
Bie
Castor
Main &T
Larvex
Pickwick
Korena
UT Rate
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