High Point Officials Confer on 750 000 Bond Issue in New York
City finance leaders including City Manager Knox and Chairman John Pickett travel to New York to meet with major banks about the 750000 school bond sale. A city brochure touts High Point demographics, industry, and credit, plus a 1930 census view of earnings and employment to reassure investors.
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New York
FE. M. Knox
Local Government Commission
Icies
Chamber of Commerce
Dockliet
High Point
Guilford County
High T
North Carolina
South
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Asheboro Pastor Heads M P Summer Conference
Rev. R. C. Stubbins of the First M P Church in Asheboro was elected president of the North Carolina Methodist Protestant Pastors Summer Conference at the Children’s Home. Other officers include Rev. R. A. Hunter vice president and Rev. H. L. Isley secretary. The meeting, which may shift to High Point College, featured talks by Dr. C. E. Forlines on the four fold development of Jesus and a rally program for hundreds of visitors.
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R. C. Stubbins
M. P
Asheboro
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Church
George L. Curry
Albemarle
L. OO Ed
Ve. Werringer
Winslon-Paiem
R. A. Hunter
Henderson
H. L. Isley
Burlington
E. A. Bingham
Handy
C. E. Ridge
Lawndale
Gerringer
C. W. Bates
Greensboro
Taylor
Stubbing
High Point College
C. E. Forlines
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Jesus
G. J. Humphreys
P. E. Lindley
J. H. Straughan
Forlines
Police Sergeant Addresses Rotarians on City Traffic Rules
Sergeant Samuels of the High Point police spoke for Chief Friddle to Rotarians, praising their support of law and order while urging continued enforcement of parking and stop laws. He cited $4 fines for overextended parking, noted three schoolchildren were injured, and urged patience with new recruits and ongoing education.
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Samuels
High Point Department
Friddle
Ohio
Main Street
High Point
Serum injection yields multicolored chick embryos
Researchers injected a specific serum into fertilized eggs to produce chicks displaying a range of colors. The experiment demonstrates how serum exposure can influence pigment development in avian embryos and result in distinct plumage variants.
Piedmont League Games at High Street Arena Listed
All Piedmont League games at the High Street Arena are listed with admission notes Ladies Free for attendees.
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High Street Arena
School Board Advances Funds for Junior High Building
Uncle Sam owns the Junior High site and the city school board has 120000 to credit the building fund. Tomlinson, road board chair, received the property check and delivered it to Dr. D A Stanton, treasurer, who deposited it in the building fund at Commercial National Bank. An additional 200000 loan from the same bank aided the new building project.
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High Point
Sam
City School Board
Tomlinson
Road Board
D. A. Stanton
Commercial National Bank
Four divorces started in High Point municipal court
Hal J. Phillips sues Margaret C. Phillips and Rosa Le Grand sues Fletcher Le Grand. Virginia Royal Smith sues James F. Smith. Esther Harper Thomas sues N. A. Thomas. All suits filed by one attorney on grounds of separation or cruelty with child custody and alimony requests.
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High Point
Hal J. Phillips
Margaret C. Phillips
Rosa le Grand
Fletcher le Grand
Virginia Royal Smith
James F. Smith
Esther Harper Thomas
N. A. Thomas
Robert Edward
Martha Anne
Mrs. Smith
South Main
Commerce
Thomas
Harold
Leland Jane
Damage suit settles for 1800 in Greensboro collision
W P Bodenheimer harness maker of 313 Sunset Drive High Point was awarded a compromise judgment of 1800 in municipal court in his 25000 damage suit against Carolina Coach and Standard Oil of New Jersey. The claim arose from injuries in a May 21 1930 collision on Spring Garden Street Greensboro between a bus and a Standard Oil truck.
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W. P. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
High Point
Carolina Coach Company
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Standard Oil
Spring Garden Street
Greensboro
Head Injured by Ice Block in Mechanicsville Delivery
Paimrer Wilson, a Black worker for the Sheroff Ice and Coal company, was struck on the head by a block of ice while delivering orders in Mechanicsville. He was taken by Sechrest's ambulance to High Point hospital for treatment of cuts to the head face and neck.
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Paimrer Wilson
Sheroff Ice and Coal Company
Mechanicsville
Sechrest
High Point A
Two Arrests on Lottery Charge in Downtown Raid
Police closed down gambling houses in the downtown area arresting W. P. Fogleman operator of Ed's Cigar Store on North Main and Bart J. Reece found with a pocket full of tickets. Abe Bernard escaped arrest as raids continued. Fogleman posted $1,000 bond and Reece $750. Tickets sold for ten, twenty or thirty cents and sometimes redeemed up to $30.
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W. P. Fogleman
North Main Street
Bart J. Reece
Abe Bernard
Fogleman
Reece
Alexander Chorus Is Well Received At Wesley Memorial
The Gilman Alexander male chorus of Greensboro presented The Vision of Sir Launfal at Wesley Memorial church under H Grady Miller. Thirty local voices earned praise for attack and release with soloists Mrs Dewey Farrell Fred Phipps Goodridge Greer and the artistry of Miss Audry Bruton and Mrs Gilbert Powell on piano and organ.
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Sir Launfal
Charlies Wakefield Cadman
Wesley Memorial Church
Gilman Alexander
Greensboro
H. Grady Miller
Dewey Farrell
Ware
Harker
Goodridge Greer
Dvorak
Fred Phipps
Bischoff
Carolina Veneer versus Harry Raymond case filed for $1100
A lawsuit seeks $1100 on an open account between Carolina Veneer and Harry Raymond Inc. The claim alleges the amount is due. References to the case appear in the newspaper record with status unspecified.
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Carolina Veneer Company
Harry Raymond, Inc
Officers Leave For Rebt Cooke
Chief W. G. Friddle and W. L. Daikins of the local police left this morning for Day.
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Rebt
Cooke
W. G. Friddle
W.L. Daikins
Ohio city seeks Robert Cooke for theater hold-up
Ton, Ohio, requests the return of Robert Cooke for a daring hold-up at the Broadhurst theater last December. Chief Friddle was notified that requisition papers in the case would be honored.
Drake to Face Hawaii in Next Fall Game
Drake University of Des Moines will travel to Hawaii for a football game against the University of Hawaii next fall.
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Drake University of Des Moines
Hawaii
University of Hawaii
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Auto Laundry
Wrenn Street
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
High Point Perpetual Building
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Atlantic Insurance & Realty Co
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