Kiwanians Host 25 Farmers At Country Club Luncheon
The Kiwanis club entertained 25 farmers from this and adjacent counties with a luncheon at the Country Club. A curb market study was launched with a committee to investigate local marketing and invite other civic clubs. J. Tate and L. Terry attended the Kiwanis international convention in Seattle. Tom Pemberton spoke on dairying and Dr. W. L. Jackson won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
High Point
C. W. Perry
J. E. Tate
L. R. Terry
Seattle
Washington
D. R. Parker
A. Sherrod
Tom Pemberton
Greensboro
Kiwanians
J. H. Curry
W. M
Eight Point High Point Scouts Earn Court of Honor
Merit and scout badges were awarded to eight High Point boys at a Wesley Memorial church court of honor the final before Uwharrie council camp opening Friday June 29. Recipients included Howard Kelly Sherrod Salisbury Frank Sizemore Billy Fraley George Crickmore R. J. Goins Burgess Leonard.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Uwharrie Council
Howard Kelly
Sherrod Salisbury
Frank Sizemore
Billy Fraley
George Crickmore
R. J. Goins
Burgess Leonard
Bunn W. Hackney
Logan Porter
O. Delk Smith
Hackne
Funeral for Beloved Colored Man L. H. Jones Thursday
The funeral for L. H. Jones, a beloved colored citizen, was held from the home at 703 Spring Street Thursday. Rev. C F Jingles officiated with H R Hoskin and S D Townsend assisting. Pallbearers included Jake Barber, Bester Marvin, Robert Johnson, Allen Barber, John Johnson, Dogey Outen. Services were provided by members of the L A club led by E N Phelps. He is survived by one brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Jones
Springstreet
Rev W M Hager Opens Tent Revival Here
The Rev. W. M. Hager began revival services at his tent on Doris Street behind the new silk mill. Evening meetings start at 7 45 o clock and will run nightly for the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hager
W. M. Hager
Doris Street
Grimsby Woman Breaks Thigh Tugging At Russian Boot
In Grimsby England a woman pulled hard on a Russian boot and fractured her left thigh bone. The incident highlights the dangers of forceful handling of unfamiliar footwear and resulted in medical treatment. The report notes the injury occurred in a domestic setting and quotes no further details.
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Grimsby
England
For Rent Four Furnished Rooms at 306 Best Street
Four furnished rooms available in residence at 306 Best street during summer. Gas range provided. 700d garden with fruit. Contact J. P. Laffoon at phone number ending 419.ads placed June 17.
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Best Street
J. P. Laffoon
Pensions Issued for Confederate Veterans Widows in Guilford County
Twenty five treasury warrants totaling 2045 dollars were issued for semi annual Confederate veteran and widow pensions in High Point township Guilford County. Six checks were for old soldiers and 19 for widows, with distributions arranged through R. H. Sechrest and Mason W. Gant. Some recipients have died or receive additional checks pending.
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Treasury of
North Carolina
High Point
Guilford County
R. H. Sechrest
Mason W. Gant
Greensboro
Guilford County Superior Court
Mr. Sechrest
Sechrest
North Main Street
Autoist Must Pay for Damaged Train in Chicago
Tony Slaber warned motorists to beware when colliding with trains after his car battled a Grand Trunk locomotive on Western Avenue near 140th Street last November. The wreck left his car twisted, and the railroad sent a bill for 29 dollars and 18 cents for locomotive damage, number 6038.
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Chicago
Tony Slaber
Tony
Western Avenue
140Th Street
Grand Trunk Railroad
SaleSMen Get Orders From Supreme Court
Trial of nineteen present and former salesmen and agents of the National Cash Register company of Dayton Ohio, on contempt charges, will begin September 24 in Federal Court in Cincinnati. The Supreme Court ordered the case proceed after reversing a lower judge’s dismissal of 18 of the defendants. The charges allege violation of an injunction in the 1916 anti trust suit restricting trade in the cash register field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Smith Hackenlooper
Cash Register
Verdict in Hall case Expected Today
Jury may return verdict in Forsyth county murder trial of Herbert K. Hall and wife over the sudden deaths of their two children. Testimony closed yesterday. two defense addresses and Judge Thomas J. Shaw's charge to the jury planned for this morning. State contends the girls were poisoned to collect life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Herbert KE. Hall
Forsyth County
Thomas J. Shaw
Stevens Preaches at Green Street Baptist Church
Rev. Herman T. Stevens will lead both 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services at Green Street Baptist Church this Sunday. Morning message titled The Song of the Saved and night talk The Three Stations on the Road to Salvation. Special music by a large chorus directed by Rev. J. D. Barnette. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Herman T. Stevens
J. D. Barnette
Mrs Elizabeth Welborn Dies on 77th Birthday from Burns
Mrs Elizabeth Carolina Welborn died at 4 10 PM on her 77th birthday at 1414 Longstreet from burns suffered when her dress ignited by an open fire last Thursday. She was born June 15 1851 in Davidson County daughter of Barney and Smyrna Hedgecock Welborn. Survived by two sons Carson C and W D Welborn of High Point two daughters Mrs R J Clinard and Mrs W B McFarland of High Point two brothers John Welborn near this city and Sam Welborn near Thomasville 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Elizabeth Carolina Welborn
N. E. Welborn
Longstreet
Mrs. Welborn
Davidson County
Barney and
Smyrna Hedgecock Welborn
Spring Hill
Work on cabins underway at Camp Uwharrie
Preparations for Camp Uwharrie opening on Friday June 29 progress as 12 cabins replace tents. First cabin completed as a gift from H A Millis with two more funded by J E Lambeth and Earl Winslow. Registration extended to June 25 with about 50 boys weekly capacity and several scouts already signed from High Point Thomasville Salisbury and Asheboro.
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Camp Uwharrie
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
H. A. Millis
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Earl Winslow
Frank Sizemore
William Coble
Chase Idol
Peyton Moffitt
Howard Kelly
Billy Fraley
Billy Sherof
James Welborn
Craighead McCanlees
Richard, Clark
Stanley Hubbard
George Barbee
Billy Davis
Sherrod Salsbury
Wendell Dunbar
James Lambeth
Charles Curd
Salisbury
Edward Armfield
Charles Torrence
Wade Harriss
Howard Fox
Alexander Fox
William Coffin
Asheboro
Rites Conducted For M A Blaylock
Funeral services for Martin Anderson Blaylock who died at his home south of the city were held at 3 p m yesterday at Pleasant Hill M E church Randolph County. Clergy from Pleasant Hill Springfield Friends and Thomasville circuit led the service. Providence choir sang. Pallbearers were Springfield Bible class members. Flowers arranged by Springfield Women's Bible class. Burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Martin Anderson Blaylock
City
Pleasant Hill
Springfield Bible Class
J. E., Hayworth
N. R. Johnson
J. M. Griffin
L. J. Walton
J. Ed. Millikan
P. M. Davis
Flowers
Springfield Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Monthly Communion for Men and Boys at St Marys
The Episcopal church calls the monthly corporate Holy Communion for confirmed men and boys at St Marys corner North Main and Farrison avenue tomorrow morning at 7 30. All are urged to attend with other services listed including church school 9 30 morning prayer 11 and an evening service at 8 when High Point lodge Odd Fellows and Order of Rebekahs meet in memoriam.
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Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s
North Main
Farrison Avenue
High Point Lodge of Odd Fellows and Order of Rebekahs
Margaret Myers Tully Reunites With Jim Tully in Hollywood
Margaret Myers Tully returns to the Hollywood home after a brief separation from husband Jim Tully. He blames Hollywood for the split but credits friends Judge Ben Lindsey H L Mencken and Rupert Hughes with helping secure the reconciliation. She calls the separation the saddest day of her life and now says this is the happiest.
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Hollywood
Cal
Margaret Myers Tully
Jim Tully
Tully
Ben Lindsey
H. L. Mencken
Rupert Hughes
Jim
Services at St Stephen's A M E Zion Church
Tomorrow at St Stephen's A M E Zion Church three services will be held. Rev C W Carver will preach at 11 am with special choir music. Prof S S Whitted will speak at the 8 pm Fathers Day program. the Home Church league meets at 3 pm.
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St. Stephen's
St. Stephen’s A. M. E. Zion
Home Church League
C. W. Carver
S. S. Whitted
Elmore to Preach at Southside Baptist Church
Rev. Q0 A Elmore of Greensboro will preach tomorrow morning at 11 o clock at the Southside Baptist church.
Fathers Day Observance at First Reformed Church
Special observance of Fathers Day will be held at the First Reformed church tomorrow with Rev. Milton Whitener preaching at both services. The choir will provide special musical worship as the sermon at 11 o clock centers on "A Father and His Child" and the 8 o'clock service features "Can We Follow Christ Today."
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First Reformed Church
Milton Whitener
Poisoning at Dobshany wedding festival kills sixteen
In Dobshany Galicia today fifty people were poisoned at a wedding festival by home made spirituous liquors. Sixteen persons died and many were hospitalized. Authorities investigate the source of the illicit liquor and urge caution at such gatherings.
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Strij
Galicia
Dobshany
Lemon juice acid can ruin kitchen sinks says A G Barnes
A G Barnes of Atlas Supply in Winston Salem warns lemon juice on summer sinks stains hands and can ruin enamel surfaces. He notes several High Point sinks already have holes from acidic lemon residue and spills.
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A. G. Barnes
Atlas Supply Company
Winston-Salem
High Point
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Notice
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited to a Memorial Service at St Marys Episcopal Church on Sunday June 17. Members should meet the hall at 7 p.m. to attend together. Visiting members welcome. B. H. McCARN N G J R YOUNG Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Morton v Morton deposition notice in High Point
In Guilford County North Carolina Nonnie Morton sues C L Morton in Municipal Court High Point. Deposition of Etta Talley to be read as evidence before Commissioner Pearl Leon ard on July 3 1928 at Gold and York law office 209 210 Commercial National Bank Building High Point. If not completed the deposition will continue day to day.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
Nonnie Morton
C. L. Morton
Law Office of Gold and York
Commercial National Bank
N. C
Pearl Leonard
Etta Talley
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R. C. Lee
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Mee
Boy Scouts
South Main Street
Mr. Lee
Lee
Baptist Orphanage
First Baptist Church
Siler City
Worldage Loans
Home Bond
MTG
Howard L. Collie
Prudential Insurance Co
J. H. Glascoe
Cleo Curry
EF. B. Idol
D. M. Hayworth
C. E. Spurgeon
Piedmont Body
W. Main
B. E. Campbell
Greensboro Bond & Mortgage CO
R. A. Colvin
Commercial National Bank Bldg
W. J. Fraley
John D. Law Hood Bank
Southern Mortgage Loan and Land Company
Wachovia Bank
C. BE. Mendenhall
Roy C Welborn
H. E. Johnson
Sec
Tball
al Court OF Honor
Lexington Grocery Co
High Point, N. C
Jobbers
High Point Township
G. B. & C. E. Miller
High Point, S
Stevens
Green ST
Barnette
Carolina Welborn
M. A. Blaylock
White
B. H. McCarn, N
G. J. R. Young
Gold & York
Plaintiff
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
V.A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
The
C. H. Ellis
Globe Realty Company
Washington and College
High Point Mortgage Con
J. Y. Morris
Mgr. Penny Bldg
Cor
Main and
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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