Prize Winning Papers Read In Sunday School
The city contest winners for best essays on whisky and tobacco evils were Paul Stamey and Montrose Ballard first prizes Ruth Mungo and Robert Rabinowitz second. The WCTU read these papers in all 16 Sunday schools as Temperance Sunday observance. Contest essays drew on public school science courses and nationwide sources for research.
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Wiiten
High Point
W.c.t. U
Paul Stamey
Montrose Ballard
Ruth Mungo
Robert Rabinowitz
Hve
Cox family starts trip to Asheville for state bankers meeting
J Elwood Cox Mrs Cox and Misses Clara and Effie Cox left this morning in Mr Coxs car for Asheville to attend the state bankers association meeting and to join committee meetings. They plan to return later in the week and then return to Asheville for summer at a cottage Mr Cox has secured.
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J. Elwood Cox
Cox
Clara
Effie Cox
Report of Goldsboro Baraca-Philathea convention delegate
L Pollard, delegate from First Reformed Church, presented a splendid report to the class Sunday morning. Attendance was good, the report had been postponed several times, and its reading was well received in the teacher’s absence.
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A L. Pollard
Goldsboro Baraca
Rule O Bryant Wedding at First Reformed Parsonage
Walter L. Rule and Miss Susan O Bryant of this city wed Saturday afternoon at the First Reformed parsonage. Rev. L A Peeler officiated with intimate friends as witnesses. The couple will reside in Tin Point.
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First Reformed Parsonage
Walter L. Rule
Susan O'Bryant
Rev. L. A. Peeler
Picnic Planned by Wesley Memorial at Old Trinity
The Wesley Memorial Sunday school schedules a Friday week picnic at Old Trinity. Attendees will travel by automobile to enjoy baseball games other amusements and a large dinner. Picnickers expect to return before dark.
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Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Old Trinity
Marr to Lead Baracas Class at Wesley Memorial
W M Marr elected superintendent of City schools succeeds Phornwell Haynes as teacher of Wesley Memorial Baracas class. Postmaster J J Farriss led the class yesterday in an acceptable manner.
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W. M. Marr
Phornwell Haynes
Wesley Memorial
Miss Wood Hosts Evening Honor Guest From New York
Miss Josephine Wood plans a social gathering tonight honoring Miss Ruth Balsom of New York, guest of Miss Odelle Peacock. The event showcases local society circles with attention on upcoming social season.
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Josephine Wood
Ruth Balsom
New York
Odelle Peacock
Frank Wilkinson Visits Sister in Statesville
Frank Wilkinson of Statesville spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. F Butler and family on South Hamilton street. Mrs Wilkinson has returned home after an extended trip to relatives and friends in western Carolina.
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Frank Wilkinson
Statesville
Mrs. F. Butler
South
Hamilton
Veterans Dinner Hosted by Tar Heel Chapter
The Tar Heel chapter gave a Saturday noon dinner for about 30 veterans at Mrs. D. M. Pollock’s home. Tables on the front porch displayed ferns and Confederate flags. Dr Pollock offered a blessing and drew parallels between state tensions and the world war.
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Tar Heel Chapter
D. M. Pollock
Tar Heel
Baracas Plan City Wide March to Revival Auditorium
The Baraca classes from First Reformed Welch Memorial and South Main churches will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at First Reformed and march to the auditorium for revival services. Members are urged to bring friends and join the city wide effort to invite Baraca groups from other churches, especially on the south side, with a total pledged membership of about 100.
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First Reformed
Welch Memorial
South Main Street
First Reformed Church
Two Councilmen Resign Over Minority Protest
Two city councilmen announce their resignations claiming ongoing minority status hindered debate and hampered action. They argue successors would be chosen by the remaining majority, limiting public protest and delaying city development.
High Point Superior Court to Hear Bond Case Docket
High Point Superior Court schedules a special term for bond case trials with about 60 cases, including Local details from May term. June Williard faces prohibition charge, Reuben Vail appeals six months, Snow Lumber case v Faye and Grissom, and Carl Hill appeals cruelty conviction.
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High Point
Superior Court
June Williard
Reuben Vail
Lotal Recorder’s Court
Vail
Snow Lumber Company
Jule Faye
Henry Grissom
Carl Hill
Recorder’s Court
Obituary: Mrs Rachel Welch Dies at 78
Mrs Rachel Welch died Sunday at age 78 at her daughter’s home two miles north of town after a paralysis attack. She was buried today at 3 pm in Spring Hill cemetery following services by Rev A Cecil. A widow, she left son C B Welch of Mechanicsville and daughter Mrs Tice, with whom she resided.
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Rachel Welch
Spring Hill Cemetery
Res . A. Cecil
Welch
Davidson County
Combaet
C. B. Welch
Mechanicsville
Tice
Drunks in Recorder Court Over Cabbage Patch Fight
Saturday night intoxication and a cow trespass led to courthouse action. Everett Turner and Jackson Liles pleaded not guilty but were fined $5 plus costs after state evidence. John Lithencum paid $5 for a fist fight with G W Spoon after his cow entered Spoon’s cabbage patch.
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Recorder’s Court
Dalton
Everett Turner
Jackson Liles
Jackson
John Lithencum
G. W. Spoon
John
Spoon
Forethought saves expense in family health
E W Archer of Caldwell Ohio writes that his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always take it on extended visits. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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E. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
High Point Independents Rout Winston White Sox
The High Point Independents defeated the Winston White Sox on Saturday afternoon. Jones Peace and Woolen led the offense while Baker pitched well. For Winston White Sox, Ware and Bishop stood out as the top visitors.
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High Point Independents
Winston White Sox
Jones, Peace and Woolen
Baker
Ware
Bishop
Cardui Woman's Tonic Promises Relief For Ailing Women
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky describes long illness and nervous troubles ending after eleven bottles of Cardui. She reports weight gain and restored health and urges other women to try the tonic, claiming it has helped thousands over 50 years. Drugstores carry Cardui.
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Laura Bratcher
Cardus
Jamestown pig club receives 12 blooded pigs and guidance
Demonstration Agent J H Anderson writes to 12 Jamestown pig club members in Guilford county about caring for their pigs. The Bank of Commerce of High Point funded 12 sows and a boar, with future prize listings and instructions to promote healthy, pasture fed pigs.
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J. H. Anderson
Jamestown
Bank of Commerce of
High Point
Jamestown Club
Anderson
Jamestown Boys
the Pig Clubs
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Asheville
Rule O’bryant
Will
Trinity
Baracas
Miss Wood
Winston White SC
Winston-Salem
Baker and Peace
Bowles
Self
Guilford
Rais
Agent Anderson
Guilford County
Croup
Foley
Mrs. Redkamp
Herman St
Covington
Mann Drug
Chichester S
King’s
U.S
W. F. Perkins
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