Harding Herndon's Pointers to address High Point Rotary
Harding Herndon's Pointers will speak at a dinner for the High Point Rotary Club at the Sheraton tonight at 7 30. D Mann attended the North Carolina Pharmaceutical association convention in Winston Salem yesterday. An auction at Jamestown sold a fishing station dwelling store room and several lots for about 14000 conducted by Thomas Hros.
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Harding Herndon
High Point Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
The
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Winston-Salem
Yester D. Mann
Jamestown
Thomas Hros
Fairfield Road
J. Sid Burton
Auct Pioneer
Three Story Apartment Building Starts Excavation on North Main
Work began today on a three story apartment building to be erected on North Main street beside The Enterprise. The project is sponsored by Mrs Minnie Kinler Broadhurst and the contractor is a Greensboro firm.
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North Main Street
Enterprise Building
Minnie Kinler Broadhurst
Rouse
Greensboro
Kiwanis Club to Host Ladies Night Luncheon
The Winston-Salem Kiwanis chapter will run the upcoming High Point Kiwanis luncheon on July 12 under ladies night. Men should wear white trousers and dark coats instead of dress suits for the event. The Winston-Salem club plans an entertaining program.
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Winston-Salem Kiwanianse
High Point Kiwanis
Winston-Salem Club
Marriage Licenses Granted by Register Wharton
Register R. H. Wharton issued licenses yesterday to Miss Etta Morgan and Ollie C. Robbins. Also licensed were Miss Irene Fruitt of Guilford county and Joseph Kanfelt of Johnson City New York. Ard Ul Bynum Alonzo Summers Pomona Willie Martin Greensboro Robert C. Bass Norfolk. Lavenia McGill Johnnie Harris Winston Salem.
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R. H. Wharton
Etta Morgan
Ollie C. Robbins
High Point
Irene Fruitt
Guilford County
Joseph Kanfelt
Johnson City
N. Y
Ard Ul Bynum
Alonzo Summers
Pomona
Willie Martin
Greensboro
Robert C. Bass
Norfolk, Va
Lavenia McGill
Johnnie Harris
Winston- Salem
Boston Doctor Lectures in North Carolina Tour
Dr. B. A. Adams of Boston City Hospital and Harvard Medical School spoke in High Point as part of a ten week lecture series. He teaches extension courses for the state university and will visit High Point Tuesdays each week.
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B. A. Adams
Boston City Hospital
Medical
Harvard University
High Point
Frederick Taylor
Johnson Street
Adams
State University
North Carolina
Hotel on Wheels for Legion Boys in New Orleans
June 29 report describes a railroad plan to house 14 000 Legion veterans during the convention in New Orleans. Pullman cars, dining facilities, showers and electric lighting replace straw freight cars. Rates run about 54 dollars per car per day with 12 dollars for parking, covering travel from home town to New Orleans and back. Multiple cities chartered cars include Minneapolis Louisville Washington Jacksonville Cleveland Detroit Atlanta Birmingham and Pittsburgh.
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New Orleans
Legion Veterans
New Orlens
Legionnaire
Minneapolis
Louisville
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Cleveland
Detroit
Atlanta
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Clubhouse On Wheels Aims To Serve Legion Delegates
A mobile hostelry plan includes a shower baths barber shop laundry agency and lighting water and sewage arrangements. Walks will be laid as convention officials expect better facilities for Legion department members to enjoy comradeship and hold meetings in the hostelry during the convention stay.
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Legion
Feng Yu-hsang Reads Bible to Troops at Peking Front
Gen. Feng Yu-hsang, a Christian commander, is famed for reading scripture to Wu Pei-fu’s troops as they fought outside Peking. His forces claimed the first victory, routing Chang Tso-lin’s forces near the capital. Wounded soldiers bore parchment exhortations to die loyally for God and country.
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Peking
Feng Yu-hsang
China
Wu Pei-fu
Chang Tso-lin
Tientsin
Feng
Rescue Bravery Spotlight Amid War Writings
A quotation on true bravery honors those who risk their lives to save wounded companions, stating that giving life in rescue marks genuine courage.
Tulsa visitors care for ailing maternal relative
Mrs. Marie Stamey Bumgarner and her daughter Laura Ada arrived in the city to visit relatives. The trip brings them to aid Mrs. H. F. Stamey who is ill, staying with nearby family during the illness.
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Marie Stamey Bumgarner
Laura Ada
Tulsa
Okla
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Pullman
Fowler Lumber CO
Hamilton St
Simpl
Hart Drug CO
Fordson
Universal Tractor
Wilson Motor CO
High Point, N.C
Randleman Motor Co., Randleman, N. C
Southern Railway System
Ort
New York
Charlotte
Columbia
Augusta
Richmond
N. Danville
Westminster
Danville
Augusta-Col
Wash
Atlante-Wash-N,. Y
Charlotte-Richmond
Birmingham- New York
Augusta-New York
Birmingham-N. O
Atlanta-Washington-N. Y
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham, D. P. A., Charlotte, N. O
Lopeths
R. C
Walter Crisman
Russell Street
City
Gilmer’s, Inc
Main Street
J. Sib Burton
Kool Pool
Kool Pool Fish Street
Thomasville
M. Car
Amos Ragan Place
Springfield
Sib Burton
Cash
HeapyTs
Price
Ballman - Cummings Furniture Co
Fort Smith, Ark
South
Old Dominion Garment Company
Lynchbureg
C. B. Overman
Wachovia Bank Bldg
J. J.” Eare Enterprise
S. D. Shelton
Snow Lumber Co
J. J. Dell
Thurston Street
POR
West Commerce Street
FWO Mo&ly
English Street
Peisge
Thurston St
P. H. Johnson
R. E. Jones
Wachovia Bank
Marsh Bros
Wilmington
W. E. Linthicum & Son Transfer
Willowbrook Street
Guilford Screen Works
Sheroff Chair Company
Byrd
Edwards Business College
Allison Gray
Taylor Street
U-29
Sheroff Chair Co
Max Samet
Mast Washington Street
de Luxe
Ena English
Magic Metal Co
P. DeLong
W. EE
Linthicum and Sons Stable
U.S
U. S
C. E. McManus
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
Welch Building
South Main St
Am Iefefeles
Areyelerer
R. EF. Andrews
J. Sib
Burton Real Estate
N. Main St
N. C
GLOBE
Wear Store
E. L. Craven
Pound & Moore Co
N. Main Street
Lucy M. Eshelman
Palmer School
Jarrett Stationery Co
South Main Street
Rear Chamber OF Commerce
Lottie Barber
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