City Band Delays Concert Amid Light Trouble And Mason Officers Installed
The High Point civic band cancels this week’s concert after a partial rehearsal and lighting issues. A second rehearsal is planned for Friday as director L L Stookey seeks new performance sites beyond City Park. Also, Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 Masons installed their new officers for the coming year, presided by J H Jennings and District Deputy Grand Master R K Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point’ Civic
L. L. Stookey
City Park
J. H. Jennings
R. K. Stewart
Funeral Held for Paul W. W. Stewart
Funeral services for Paul W. W. Stewart 17 months old son of Mr and Mrs W F Stewart were held Monday at 2 pm at the home 255 Proctor street by Rev C F Womble pastor of Highland M E church. Interment followed in the Fairfield church cemetery with flower bearers Mabel Dickey Gaynell Millikan Norma Long and Valey Whitfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W.W. Stewart
W. F. Stewart
Proctor Street
Rev
C. F. Womble
Highland M. E. Church
Fairfield Church
Mabel Dickey
Gaynell Millikan
Norma Long
Valey Whitfield
State Sec Visits Local Association in Charlotte
J. Wilson Smith, State Y M U A secretary from Charlotte, visited yesterday meeting various members of the local association's board of governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
J. Wilson Smith
Charlotte
Elks Prosperity Car Arrives in City on Set Tour
The four new Elks-Viking Prosperity cars arrived in Atlantic City New Jersey at 2 30 PM to greet the local Elks lodge and stir interest in the Grand Lodge convention July 7 to 11. Robe rt E Clift of the Elks Magazine staff will present a motion picture show at the club tonight at 8 o clock featuring Atlantic City Grand Lodge events Chicago Elks Memorial views and car manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
J. C. Kaneer
Robert E. Clift
The
Elks Magazine
Atlantic City
Elks Grand Lodge
Elks Memorial
Chicago
Grand Lodge
Green Street Revival Yields Large Membership Gains
Rev. J. D. Barnette announced at Green Street Baptist Church that the two week revival led by Pastor George T. Tunstall resulted in 79 professions of faith, 70 new members, and 39 baptisms with 25 to 30 more expected next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
J. D. Barnette
Mr. Barnett
George T. Tunstall
Washington Cafe To Be Remodeled
The Washington Cafe, damaged by fire, will undergo a full remodel. Plans call for a modern redesign making it one of the state’s most up to date cafes after completion.
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Washington
Record haul of bottled in bond whisky seized by police
Police seized about $1,385 worth of whisky with 161 pints and 58 quarts from a Nash coach at Hamiltons Tourist Camp two men, W. C. Kimes and A. M. Giles, were arrested on ownership charges. Bonds set at 1000 and 500. The haul included nine brands and was dumped into a sewer within an hour.
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E. A. McGhee
WV. C. Kimes
McGhee
W. E. Kiger
Kimes
S. E. Battley
M. T. Dowdy
W. C. Kimes
Virginia
A. M. Giles
Randolph County
Giles
Hamilton
High Point
Thomasville
Ron Baerdi
Winston-Salem
Commerce
Commercial National Bank
Wrenn
Sheraton
Florida
Whisky haul disrupts tourist camp police action
A Florida to Bahama Islands whisky shipment is seized in front of a police station as crowds watch police break hundreds of bottles in a sewer. A remorseful suspect pleads for funds to send his wife and baby home while cameramen record the scene outside Hamilton's tourist camp.
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Florida
Bahama Islands
Block
Hamilton
Hamilton's
Kimes
Whitaker Heads to Manchunk for Engineering Job
William Whitaker nephew of Mrs. A. E. Frazier of 1212 Johnston Street leaves for Manchunk, Pa. to join Johnson Drake and Piper Inc. after finishing as a junior at North Carolina State College. He earned honors on the honor roll and membership in A. S. C. E. and Scabbard and Blade. He will work with Prof. H. L. E. Wooten at State.
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William Whitaker
A. E. Frazier
Johnson Street
Manchunk
Johnson Drake and Piper, Inc
Whitaker
N. C. State College
IL. E., Wooten
State
Virginia’s Birth Rate Reaches New Record in 1930 Q1
Virginia reports 12,826 births in the first quarter of 1930 setting a high for recent years. The figure marks a clear rise in births versus prior quarters and reflects a growing population trend.
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Virginia
Nest Found in Jamestown Man's Plane
W. A. Mathews of Jamestown took his plane to Miller Field at Winston-Salem for heat indicator repairs. Chief Mechanic Bill Reynolds found a sparrow nest with three eggs in the motor and removed it. The hatchling awaits a bird with maternal instincts to complete the process.
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W. A. Mathews
Jamestown
Miller Field
Winston-Salem
Bill Reynolds
Matthews
Kernersville Man Dies At Home
W. A. Hepler, 72, retired farmer of Kernersville, dies at his home after a year of declining health. He is survived by his wife, a son Joseph a Duke graduate, a brother J. L. Hepler a sister Mrs. J R Joyce and half sister Mrs. Eugenia Hepler. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon in Kernersville.
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W. A. Hepler
Kernersville
van B. Holt
W. L. Hepler
Hepler
Guilford
Forsyth
Joseph
Duke University
J. L. Hepler
J. R. Joyce
Eugenia Hepler
Thomasville
Leading paper producers list United States tops output
Leading countries in the manufacture of paper are the United States, followed by other major producers according to production rankings. The statement highlights the United States as the foremost producer in the industry.
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The
United States
Carolina Woman Loses 47 Lbs With Kruschen Salts
A New Bern, North Carolina reader reports weight loss from using Kruschen Salts for three months. She started at 217 pounds and, after daily morning doses, dropped to 170 pounds while gaining energy and improved health.
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A. Solomon
New Bern
N. c
P. S
Mann Drug Co
Pastors Plan One Night Interchange of Pulpits
High Point ministers vote to scale back annual pulpit exchange to a single Sunday night on July 6. A committee led by Rev. J. D. Barnette will announce assignments later. The association also schedules a picnic for July 3 at Jamestown Municipal Park. Rev. C. A. Upchurch of Raleigh will speak in High Point June 29 at Calvary Methodist and Green Street Baptist, urging temperance.
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J. D. Barnette
W. R. Shaffer
Reuben Payne
Association
Jamestown
C. A. Upchurch
Raleigh
North Carolina
anti-Saloon League
Calvary Methodist Church
Green Street Baptist Church
75 Boys Enrolled At State Y M C A Camp
A total of 75 boys are in attendance at Camp Elliott the state Y M C A camp located between Chimney Rock and Old Fort Edgar Hartley reports from the local association secretary Many High Point boys are expected to register during the two month session
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Camp Elliott
Chimney Rock
Old Fort
Edgar Hartley
High Point
Woman credits Cardui with recovery after long illness
Miss Myrtle Blake of Muskogee Oklahoma recounts a year long sickness ending with Cardui. She describes persistent headaches and weight loss, then three weeks on Cardui improved her health and weight. She continued the treatment at home for months and now recommends Cardui as a reconstructive tonic.
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Muskogee
Okla
Cardui
Myrtle Blake
Cherokee Avenue
Cardus
Blair Baby Rites Held In Stokes Co
Services for Clifton Alvin Blair baby son of Mr and Mrs M M Blair of Thomasville route two were held yesterday at the Snow Creek Baptist church in Stokes county. Pallbearers were FE Kennedy T Kennedy FB W Stroud and L W Burton. Flowers were carried by Inez Kennedy Edith Kennedy Paulette Kennedy Verda Lee Kennedy Doris Gurley Juanita Gurley Kathree Walls Mary Lamb and Mrs T Y Marshall.
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Clifton Alvin Blair
M. M. Blair
Thomasville
Route Two
Snow Creek Baptist Church
Stokes County
FB. W. Stroud
L. W. Burton
Inez Kennedy
Edith Kennedy
Paulette Kennedy
Verda Lee Kennedy
Doris Gurley
Juanita Gurley
Kathree Walls Mary Lamb
T. Y. Marshall
Roosevelt First Auto Ride in Hartford 1902
The account notes President Roosevelt’s first automobile ride in Hartford Connecticut in 1902. A horse drawn vehicle trailed for emergencies as a precaution during the trip.
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Roosevelt
Hartford
Conn
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Small Stewart Bay
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Washington Cafe
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Joe Ie
Manchunk, Pa
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College
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State Y.M.C. A
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Thedford
MR. Shipper
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Tri-City Motor
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the Bank of Service
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
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