Farley Invited To Dedicate Postoffice
Invitations went to James A. Farley postmaster general and DNC chairman to dedicate High Point's new post office on July 6 and Greensboro's federal building the same day. If he accepts he would first visit High Point then Greensboro during a statewide trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
High Point
Mulintun Sa
MY. Farley
Ueariey
Co. L. Shuping
Federal
Mr. Farley
Hich Point
C. S. Grayson
M. Knox
OD. R. York
Quick Relief Adia Tablets Advertises Stomach Ease
Stomach pains after eating and gas disturbances can be stopped quickly with Dr Emitt s Adia Tablets. Banish heartburn sour stomach. Give quick relief. Mann Drug Stores Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emitt
Mann Drug Stores
Greensboro to Dedicate New Post Office Building
Officials push completion for public inspection during the state convention of letter carriers and postal clerks on July 4. R. A. McGarry and Edwin Spence oversee the project as the Chamber of Commerce sponsors inviting Mr. Farley. Post office to be 99 percent complete for the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McGarry
Treasury Department
Edwin Spence
Spence Brothers
Chamber of Commerce
Farley
Frank J. Sizemore
Greensboro
Build Up that Skinny Child In Grove's Tonic Ad
A vintage advertisement urges parents to give Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to underweight children to improve appetite energy and complexion. It claims the tonic provides rich red blood and purifies blood with quinine and promotes quick results over a few days. The ad emphasizes safety and family reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Adv
Waynick warns on eight month school term funding
State Senator Capus M Waynick told the High Point Civitan Club the eight month school term cost the state and local units 23 000 600 dollars this year and warned that replacing the fund with an 18 million appropriation could harm a system built over years. He cited the 1933 fiscal crisis and praised the sales tax while cautioning about its effects on merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capus M. Waynick
High Point Civitan Club
Elwood
North Carolina
Guilford
Mr. Waynick
General Assembly
Raleigh
Waynick
W. B. Hall
W. F. Bailey
Club
Barbee Appeals After Municipal Court Divorce Decree
Fred G. Barbee, a prominent local businessman, appeals to the Superior Court after a municipal court jury granted Mrs. Bertha S. Barbee an absolute divorce. Barbee contested a vinculo divorce but favored a mensa et thero decree to protect alleged property rights. A separate suit, D. A. Sykes vs George Steffans, was voluntarily filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Barbee
Superior Court
Bertha S. Barbee
Mr. Barbee
Barbee
D. A. Sykes
George Steffans
Wagoner Farm Agent to Visit High Point Weekly
Wagoner county farm agent will be in the High Point chamber of commerce office every Wednesday morning starting June 21 to aid local and surrounding farmers with farm problems and crop discussions. The chamber offers office facilities through courtesy of secretary F J Sizemore as demand grows from farmers and business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
High Point
Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Revival Sermon by Rev T H Willey At Gospel Tabernacle
Rev Thomas H Willey preached at the revival meeting on the theme Woe Unto Them Which Are at Ease in Zion. He urged a passion for souls as the great need of the Christian world. Rev C W Wallace of Lamberton assisted, with children engaging choruses. prayers open nightly at 7:30 and services run two weeks.
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Thomas H. Willey
Gospel Tabernacle
Zion
Mr. Willey
C. W. Wallace
Lamberton
Purification of the System Reveals Health Benefits
Physicians advocate purification to restore health and vitality. Calotabs purify the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10c and 35c packages. sold by all dealers.
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Nature
Torchlight Parade Set For Wednesday Night C E Plan
More than 300 Christian Endeavorers and patriotic groups will march at nine oclock Wednesday from First Persian church through Main Street to the new post office. Winston-Salem American Legion band leads the parade as part of the 35th state Christian Endeavor Convention. Dr Daniel A Poling of the International Christian Endeavor will speak Thursday at Roberts Hall.
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Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor Convention
Daniel A. Poling
International Christian Endeavor Organization
navadAa
Pol Ang
A. J. Koonce
Gordon Spaugh
Winston@alem
State Christian Endeavor Society
High Point College
Carroll M. Wright
International Christian Endeavor
Roberts Hall
Lawrence Little
School of Religious Education
Western Maryland College
Dr. Little
Yesteryear
T. J. Whitehead
C. S. Grayson
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley
LaNilta Wimberley
Aberdeen
E. Lester Ballard
Greensboro
H. C. Kellermeyer
Concord
Clara Cox
Hattie Mae Covington
Wadesboro
Gladys Ruth
Winston-Salem
W. R. Shaffer
P. E. Lindley
N. M. Harrison, Jr
John Williams On Trial For Murder
In Greensboro on June 13 special report states John Williams, a colored man, is on trial for murder. The proceedings are in progress with jury selection underway and anticipated courtroom testimony to unfold.
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John Williams
Greensboro
Armfield Faces Serious Illness at Home
Wyatt J Armfield a 5 year old former local banker and longtime Guilford county resident is seriously ill at his home 704 West Broad street living with his daughter Mrs Blanche A Pickens Health has declined for years with little hope of recovery He helped organize the Greensboro Nations Bank nearly 40 years ago with the late Captain Neil Ellington
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Wyatt J .Armfield
West Broad Street
Blanche A. Pickens
Mr. Armfield
Armfield
Guilford County
Neil Ellington
Old Greensboro Nations Bank
Local Legion Post Meeting Tonight For Officer Election Prep
Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion calls a 8 o clock gathering at its Wrenn street hall. Commander George F. Edwards says important officer election preparations will be discussed and drum and bugle corps members are urged to attend due to a developing matter since last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Wrenn Street
George F. Edwards
Drum and Bugle Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars Parade Drive Invite Wednesday Night
Commander J W Mc Mahon urges all V F W members and unaffiliated veterans to assemble at First Presbyterian church North Main street at 8 30 for a torchlight parade sponsored by the state Christian Endeavor Union during its annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
First Presbyterian Church
North Main Street
State Christian Endeavor Union
Murder of Lloyd Bryant in High Point after dance
Police say Lloyd Bryant a colored man was killed in a fight believed linked to a Baptist Bottom dance in High Point on April 15. The case likely goes to a jury late this afternoon.
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Lloyd Bryant
Baptist Bottom
High Point
Ingram Named Fire Chief Succeeding Horney in High Point
Eli K. Ingram, ex city council member and former High Point assistant fire chief, was elected fire chief to replace A. B. Horney. The appointment takes effect July 1 after a city council executive session. Other city changes included P. L. Culler named sanitary department superintendent and W. L. Sprye as sanitary officer with July 1 start, plus court clerk Irvin S. Ingram and W. R. Hull appointments. Public utilities changes confirmed as of June 1. No welfare board administration statement given. current secretary Mrs. W. C. Hammond seeks reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli K. Ingram
High Point Fire Department
A. B. Horney
P. L. Culler
Sanitary Department
James McDwell
Gurney Royal
W. L. Sprye
Claude Hussey
Irvin S. Ingram
W. R. Hull
Hubert Sechrest
City Lake
Public Utilities Department
Board of Public Welfare
W. C. Hammond
Welfare Board
Three Men Injured in Greensboro Car Crash
A Ford and a Chrysler collided on Hilltop road five miles southwest of Greensboro injuring Baxter Lax of Willowbrook Street E W Melo Way of Monthey Avenue owner of the Chrysler and J E Turner of Greensboro. A C Armfield of Route Three Greensboro was arrested for operating a car while intoxicated and reckless driving. All injured were treated at the Clinic hospital and released.
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Greensboro
Ford
Chrysler
Hilltop Road
Baxter Lax
Willowbrook Street
E. W. Meloway
Monthey Avenue
J. E. Turner
A. C. Armfield
Route Three
Clinic
Infant Annie Jane Kistler Dies in Randleman
Annie Jane Kistler infant daughter of Dr. C. D. and Inez Van Werry Kistler of Randleman died at Burrus Memorial hospital at 7 AM Born in High Point on April 24 1933 she survived by her parents paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Kistler of Shelby Funeral services were held at 3 PM at Mount Lebanon Missionary Baptist cemetery with Rev J B Trogden and Rev J C Grace in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jane Kistler
C. D. Kistler
Randleman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
C. D
Inez van Werry Kistler
2. Kistler
Shelby
Mount Lebanon M. P
J. B. Trogden
J. C. Grace
Randleman M.E. Church
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Sykes Florist
Cable St
Max Bones
N. Main St
Palace Taxi
Palace Taxi CO
New
Ve. Swee
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Princess Cafe
A. D. Seppers
N. BE. Russell
L. B. Lowe
City OF
Civitans
T. H. Willey
State
College
Dr. Poling
Wyatt J. Armfield
Legion
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
FE. K. Ingram
Horney
Sprye
Hussey
Ford Motor Company
Selden
Mery Fook
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