Reproduction Of First Locomotive To Visit High Point
The 1830 Best Friend of Charleston replica will tour High Point tomorrow at noon to 1 30 pm. Built by Southern Railway for southern exhibition, the replica shows 1830 design with standard gauge and safety upgrades, including two coaches and a service car.
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Charleston
America
High Point
Southern Railway Company
South
North Carolina
Goldsbor
Charlotte
North Carolina Railroad
Richmond-Danville
Southern Railroad System
R. R
Jefferson Motor Company Forms to Handle Hudson and Essex Cars
The Jefferson Motor Company organized to manage Hudson and Essex automobiles. J. Garland relinquished his agency, and E. A. Hatcher Jr. now leads the new firm after formerly with the Motor Service Company.
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Jefferson Motor Company
Hudson and Essex
J. Garland
E. A. Hatcher, Jr
The
Motor Service Company
Ottrompeny
Summer Hour Church Services in Downtown Arenas
City churches announce summer hours with regular morning worship at Wesley Memorial and afternoon programs. First Presbyterian and Central Friends cancel evening services, Friends plan a 6:30 Children’s Day at Archdale playground.
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First Presbyterian
Central Friends
Friends
Archdale
First Baptist Morning Worship Service Note
Morning worship at First Baptist is set for 11 o clock with organ prelude Ecstasy by Fernandez Gloria and Hymn No 142 Hail to the.
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Wesley Memorial
Ers
Harrington
Heber
Barnby
Matthews
Watts
Jude
Jesus
Duffield
Verdi
First Presbyterian
Gaul
Hayward
God
Teilman
First Baptist
Ecstacy
Fernandez
Crest of Texas Chooses Ten To Attend Red Cross Institute
Chester Smith a local Red Cross examiner and community swimmer leader has been selected to attend the Red Cross Life Saving Institute to be held at Lake Junaluska June 1929. The institute runs June 19 to June 29 with sessions led by Ralph E. Nollner at the Southern Assembly grounds on Lake Junaluska near Asheville.
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Chester Smith
Lake Junaluska
Red Cross
Red Cross Life Saving Institute
Chester
Chet
North Carolina
American National Red Cross
Ralph E. Nollner
Southern Assembly
First Aid
Asheville
Waynesville
Waters Recede as South Texas Faces Ongoing Flood Threat
Houston reels from the city’s worst flood in 25 years as waters recede but south Texas waterways surge gulfward. Buffalo Bayou drains toward dawn, millions in losses tallied, fire danger lingers, pumping plant remains out of service, and ship channel traffic is halted.
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Houston
South
Texas
Glinard Electric Co. Reveals Display Room Remodel
Glinard Electric Co. complete remodel of the lighting fixtures display room at 120 College Street. The room is repainted and redecorated, showcasing a full line of lighting fixtures fully lighted for customer viewing. R. F. Allen now heads the department with years of experience.
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Clinard Electric Company
College Street
R. F. Allen
The
Lighting Fixtures Company
New Orleans
Allen
High Point
Orange Printing Co Opens Business Here
The Orange Printing company, High Point's newest printing establishment, opened its doors last Friday. It is on South Hamilton Street and owned by I. V. Orange, formerly of the Creative Print Shop.
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The
Orange Printing Company
High Point
Hamilton Street
I. V. Orange
Creative Print Shop
Trespassers on Boy Scout Camp Hailed Into Court Here
Nine men and boys were found guilty by Justice B A Woodall of trespassing on Camp Uwharrie property. They received thirty day suspended sentences to take effect if found on the camp within 12 months. Action was brought by the Uwharrie council camping committee.
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Justice of the Peace
B. A. Woodall
Camp
Uwharrie
James and
Gilbert Callahan
High Point
Clyde Blackwell
Richard Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Claude Dillon
George Meris
Oscar Bowdin
Deep River
Askin
Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts
Garland B. Daniel
C. J. Amos
Amos
Rankin Pushes to Exclude Aliens from House Seats
Washington June 1 Representative Rankin Democrat Mississippi predicts a tough house fight Monday over a bill to exclude aliens from census counts. He warns passage would grant three million criminal aliens twelve representatives and says the bill is political camouflage and a dangerous abdication of prerogatives. Rankin as ranking minority on the census committee leads opposition and argues states like Kentucky Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Mississippi would lose fair representation.
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Washington
House
Rankin
Mississippi
Senate
Congress
Commerce Department
Kentucky
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Virginia House Donated to Historic Society
Historic Virginia House in Richmond was given today by Mr and Mrs Alexander W Weddell for use as a public institution. The house blends Tudor Warwick priory Wormleighton and Sulgrave Manor motifs and uses material from Warwick Priory.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Historical Society
Alexander W. Weddell
Warwick Priory
Wormleighton
Sulgrave Manor
George Washington
Curtain Pins Save Drapes as Night Curtains Helper
Pinch clothespins or patent clothespins work well to hold back drapes and glass curtains each night, preserving window coverings and saving effort.
Banner Season Slated This Year At Camp Uwharrie
Camp Uwharrie opens July 5 with 65 registrations per period and ten on weekends. Troop 81 Lexington has 13 scouts. Troop 19 High Point has 15. Salisbury reports 70 plans to attend with 3 registered. First six periods list 18,25,21,25,21,6 registrations. closing June 25. Troop 31 Lexington leads with 10 scouts for 22 weeks.
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Camp
Uwharrie
Troop 81
Lexington
Troop 19
High Point
Salisbury
Troop 31
Lexington Jr. O. U. A. M
William Sparrow
Bobby Cowher
Raymond Smith
Nelson Boyd
Harlin Murray
Charles Sapp
Charles Larce
Wilson Ellis
Ottis Goss
Chas. Mills
Billy Boyd
Thomas Bolich
George Fergerson
Williard Wiliams
Troop
Jack Moore
John Ramsey
Alvin Goodman
Archie Coleman
John Church
Edward Church
Arthur Marsh
Sherrod Salsbury
Walter Hargett
Dale Millikan
Frank Sizemore
Howard Welborn
Billy Fraley
Collier Ellis
Lawrence Austin
Richard Retten
William Slate
George Armfield
N. L. Smith, Jr
Leonard House
Cooleamee
Charles Starkey, Jr
David Pickard
Allen Sparger
Dick Patterson
John Harkey
Joe Cecil
Jack Staplesé
Robert Philpott
Emery Raper, Jr
Edward Armfield
Carlisle Paige
Asheboro
Chas
Crickmore
Herbert Garmon
Olin Jarrett
Edward Kennedy
Paul Cgukce
Clyde Upton
Knox Lemar
Carson Dawkins
John Greer
Howard Byrd
Myland Bondurant
George Crickmore
Cecil Bulla
Conway Bayliff
Lane Craven
M. P
Funeral Services for W Brantley Ward
Funeral services for W Brantley Ward age 75 who died at the Guilford county home were held at Mitchells Grove church with Rev J W Hunt officiating. Pallbearers were C V Bundy J H Billings J E Leonard J M Leonard J W Cruthis and L G Ward. Flower bearers included Mrs Alice Cark Mrs Rosa Cashett Mrs Annie Billings Mrs Bertha Campbell Mrs Harvey Brady Mrs Ella Proctor and Miss Martha Parsons. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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W. Brantley Ward
Guilford County
Mitchell's Grove Church
J. W. Hunt
Jamestown M. E. Church
C. V. Bundy
J. H. Billings
J. E. Leonard
J. M. Leonard
J. W. Cruthis
L. G. Ward
Alice Cark
Former High Point Man Hurt in Columbia S C
W F Hilliard formerly with Robert G Lassiter paving and a High Point resident was injured in Columbia South Carolina while operating a steam roller. A steam valve blew and steam struck his chest causing burns and possible internal injuries. His wife and three children remain in High Point.
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W. F. Hilliard
Robert G. Lassiter Paving Company
High Point
Columbia
S. C
Brown Paving Company
Hilliard
Mr. Hilliard
SMT Holcombe Wins Channel Swim
The Y M C A Channel Swim ended with 15 High Point swimmers after ten weeks of events. Chet Smith and Fred Holcombe were the only two to reach the 28 mile across, with Holcombe posting top scores in multiple events. Separate graduation and commencement activities are scheduled at High Point college, including sermons by Dr. George H Miller and Dr. R M Andrews and presentation of diplomas.
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High Point College
Y. M. C. A. Channel
High Point
Y. M C. A. Channel
France
England
Chet Smith
Fred Holcombe
Lelon Cooper
Bill Coble
Nolan Reed
Harry Coble
Wm. McAnally
Albert McAnally
Wm. Snow
Kerney Smith
Mlutterkick
Bill Snow
Albert Albert McAnally
Bill McAnally
Fred Holco
Memorial Exercises By Piedmont Camp Woodmen Of The World
The Piedmont Camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World holds annual memorials at Oakwood cemetery. Members meet at 9 at Steele street entrance to decorate graves then travel to Thomasville for the 11 o'clock memorial sermon at First Baptist church. All local members are urged to participate.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Steele Street
Thomasville
First Baptist
Bank Official Wounded in Cleveland Duel
Joseph Zitiello president of the Zitiello Banking company was seriously wounded in the head during a gun duel with three young bandits at his private West Side bank in Cleveland Ohio. The incident occurred tonight as the bank owner defended his property. Police searched for the attackers who fled.
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Cleveland, O
Joseph Zitiello
Zitiello
Y M C A Committee to Meet in City Tuesday Night
A North Carolina Y M C A state committee gathering will be held at the Sheraton hotel Tuesday night with a 6 30 banquet. J Wilson Smith of Charlotte will lead the program and local citizens and Y M C A directors are invited to attend to learn about rural outreach and progress in cities across the state.
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State Y.M.C. A
Y. M. C. A. Committee
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
J. Wilson Smith
Charlotte
Smith
Insect Infesting Silver Leaf Maples Not Fruit Fly
Dr. R W Leiby of the state agriculture department identifies the Woolly Maple Aphis as the insect harming silver leaf maples in the area and confirms it is not the Mediterranean fruit fly. He suggests controlling the pest with nicotine spray diluted 500 to 1 and a possible second application after ten days.
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Silver Leaf
R. W. Leiby
State Department of Agriculture
Leiby
George B. Craven
Trinity
State Department
Lieby
A B MMillon Dies At Home In Salisbury
B McMillon of 119 East Monroe Salisbury formerly of High Point died at home yesterday after months of illness. He was 38, a Primitive Baptist church member. Survived by wife Mary Leon Owen, five daughters Bernice Opal Dorothy Elizabeth Glenda Leon, parents Elder Samuel McMillon and wife, three brothers D Wade WwW Thomas McMillon, Elder W C McMillon, Newport Tenn, seven sisters Miss Nicely, Miss Caughton, Miss Witherspoon, Miss Peacock, Miss Cruthis, Miss Nance, Miss Mitchell. Funeral at 3 o clock this afternoon at Primitive Baptist church Salisbury. interment Owen family cemetery. Procession leaves house at 2:30.
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S. B. McMillon
Monroe Street
Salisbury
High Point
Primitive Baptist Church
Mary Leon Owen
Bernice
Opal
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Glenda Leon
Samuel McMillon
D. Wade
Thomas McMillon
W. C. McMillon
Newport
Tenn
Charles Nicely
Strawplains
Luther Caughton
Trinity
C. B. Witherspoon
Claremont
John H. Peacock
Denton
W. T. Cruthis
W. M. Nance
R. E. Mitchell
Merchants Association Issuing Weekly Bulletins
The High Point Merchants Association issues a confidential weekly bulletin for its members. The publication provides general information of interest to merchants in the city.
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High Point Merchants Association
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