Judge Hoge Ricks to Speak at Friends Supper
Judge Hoge Ricks of the Richmond domestic relations court will be guest speaker at Central Friends church annex tomorrow night. The 6 45 pm supper is part of a delayed program with music by a violin quartet and piano. J Elwood Cox will be toastmaster.
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Hoge Ricks
Richmond
Church Annex
Court of Domestic Relations
Central Friends Church Annex
Judge Ricks
Baltimore Yearly Meeting of Friends
Guilford College
Catherine Ricks
J. Elwood Cox
Walter Kester
Virginia Frank
Dorothy St. Clair
Arthur Fidler
Dan W. Smith
A. M. Briggs
Allen Blair
Levi Hayworth
W. C. Thompson
Horace Haworth
Antwerp to Welcome Belgium’s First Policewomen
Antwerp prepares to appoint the first female police officers in Belgium, marking a milestone in gender inclusion within Belgian law enforcement and signaling broader reforms in policing.
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Antwerp
Belgium
The Shopworn Angel at Broadhurst Delights Audiences
The Broadhurst presents The Shopworn Angel a war era tale balancing humor pathos and tragedy with strong acting and music. It features Clara Bow in Three Week Ends on the prior days and Monte Blue’s White Shadows of the South Sea Islands upcoming this week.
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Broadhurst
The
Clara Bow
Angel
Monte Blue
South Sea Islands
Sykes Speaker at A B C Dinner Meeting
Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends Church spoke on happiness and spirituality at the High Point American Business club dinner meeting at the country club. Mark E Costello introduced him as program head. about 25 members attended. attendance prize won by Charles W McAnally.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
High Point American Business Club
Country Club
World Brotherhood
Mark E. Costello
Charles W. McAnally
Special Meeting of Councilmen Tonight
Mayor W A Davis calls a special meeting of city council members for tonight to address pending matters and select six men to serve in the police department as resignations have left the force short-handed.
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W. A. Davis
Police Department
London Firm Adopts 18 Month Calendar for Accounts
A large London company adopts an 18 month calendar to simplify bookkeeping. The change aims to streamline financial reporting, reducing complexity and aligning fiscal periods with operational cycles across departments.
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London
McGraw-Hill Editors Tour High Point Industries
About 16 McGraw-Hill Publishing editors from New York visited High Point for a morning Rotary luncheon at the Sheraton and an inspection of major local plants and the Southern Furniture Exposition building. The group then traveled toward Salisbury to meet a Charlotte chamber delegation.
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Sheraton Hotel
High Point Rotary Club
McGraw- Hill Publishing Company
New York
High Point
Winston- Salem
Rotary Club
Buck
Duke Power Company
Salisbury
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Edward J. Mehren
Chicago
Magazine of Business
H. C. Parmelee
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Earl Whitehorne
Joseph H. Bragdon
Textile World
Sidney Kirkpatrick
F. E. Schmitt
Engineer News-Record
L. C. Morrow
Douglas G. Wolf
National Conference of Business Paper
George S. Brady
American Machinist
John M. Carmody
S. T. Henry
Spruce Pine
N. C
Frank A. Gale
McGraw-Hill Publications
J. Elwood Cox
W. B. McEwen
F. J. Sizemore
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fred N. Tate
A. E
Federal authorities capture two men in rooming house raid
Two men with three pistols and over 300 rounds were taken by a local and county posse led by Chief Deputy Marshall W. C. Bradley. The suspects, identified as Clay Fogleman and Edward Scott, slept as officers closed in. pistol under pillows, 100 rounds found in a LaSalle parked at the scene. Car believed stolen in Columbia, South Carolina, with a stolen Salisbury plate.
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Clay Fogleman
Atlanta
Edward Scott
Marshall W. C. Bradley
LaSalle
Columbia
S. C
Salisbury
St. Jacob's Oil touted for rheumatism relief claim
An advertisement recounts severe rheumatism in the signer’s knuckles and states relief came from St. Jacob's Oil. It promotes the remedy for rheumatism sciatica neuritis lumbago sprains and strains and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle at their druggists.
Little Girl Struck, Hurt by Auto in Lexington
Virginia Tesh, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Tesh of Arcadia township, suffered a broken leg and hip and other injuries after being hit by a car driven by CC. H. B. Leonard, county manager, while walking to school with another child. She was dragged several feet but received medical care and is expected to recover.
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Lexington
Virginia
R.S. Tesh
Arcadia Township
CC. H. B. Leonard
Ira Thomas Skips South with Athletics for Business
Ira Thomas, on Connie Mack's advisory staff, stayed home from the Athletics tour due to business worries but will again scout for the Macks this year.
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Ira Thomas
Connie Mack
Athletics
Macks
Essex Coupe Blazes to 80 MPH Test Run
A Motor Service test of the Essex small coupe reports a top speed of 80.4 mph on a mid afternoon trip from Asheboro to High Point, with 64.2 mph average speed over 19 minutes 58 seconds. The test also covers hill climbing to 42 mph on East Green street, rapid acceleration to 30 mph in five seconds and 41 mph in 10 seconds, plus economy of 235 miles per measured gallon.
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National Essex Challenge Week
Motor Service Company
Essex Cars
Gaines Garland
J. J. Garland
Asheboro
High Point
Essex
East Green Street
John E Rickard Dies After Illness at Local Plant
John E Rickard an employee of Continental Furniture died at a local hospital after a few days illness following a stroke at work last week He was born February 11 1787 in Davidson county He leaves a wife five daughters four sons and a sister Funeral services will be held at his residence 822 Randolph Street tomorrow at 9 am and at Becks Church Davidson county with ministers J A Palmer and T E Pierce officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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John E. Rickard
Continental Furniture Company
Rickard
Davidson County
Peter and
Rebecca Emaline Rickard
First Reformed Church
United American Mechanics
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Lexington
Dora Hedrick
Layre Leonard
Ethel Fergurson
Rosa Wilkinson
Mary
Frances Rickard
Curtis, Lee
Roy
Ray Rickard
City
R. F. Williams
Randolph Street
Beck’s Church
J. A. Palmer
Thomasville
T. E. Pierce
High Point
That Worm Ate Dinner First Says Child
A comical exchange from Passing Show features Little George declaring he has just eaten a worm and will not take dinner while his mother insists on feeding him. The scene captures a playful domestic moment with a child asserting independence.
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George
Baby
Promising Kitagran Acne Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Kitagran in tablet form as a rapid cure for pimples claiming blood impurities clear the skin within 24 hours. Sold by Mann Drug Co and leading druggists with money back if not satisfied.
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Mann Drug Co
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