Veterans Admin to Inspect Proposed Veterans Hospital Sites
Administration engineer to visit 33 North Carolina cities and towns to inspect sites for a proposed 1 500 000 hospital. The tour runs March 11 to April 6 from Charlotte to Raleigh and back, with reports to General Frank Hines and L. H. Tripp guiding site assessments and budget considerations.
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Eterans
Ashington
the Veterans Administra
Fhion
C. H.ton
Engi
Caro
Veterans Hospital
Ration
Charlotte
Frank Hines
Veterans
L. H. Tripp
Independent of Appropriations
Senate
Roose
Ratton
Tripp
Doughton
Jastonia
Concord
Albemarle Salisbury
States
High Point
Non - Salem
Ashoro
Burlington
Durham
Raleigh
Wakest
Rocky Mount
Wil
Greenville
Williamston
Washington
New Bern
Kinston
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Lumberton
Fayetteville
Dunn
Erwin
Fuquay Springs
Santora
Southern Pines
Aberdeen
Raeford
Gibson
Rockingham
Stratton
Crissman Reports From Columbia Meet of Monument Dealers
Walter EB Crissman, secretary of the North and South Carolina Monument Dealers association, returned from Columbia, D C, where dealers from the two states and granite and marble quarry officials from the South attended. He reported on association activities and urged a Southwide organizational move, which was approved. Next meeting set for next September at Rockingham or Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter EB. Crissman
North and South Carolina
Monument Dealers Association
Columbia
D. C
Two States
South
Jefferson Hotel
Crissman
Rockingham
Charlotte
Shawnee Cake Origin Traced to Shawnee Indians
A note explains that the term Johnny cake derives from Shawnee cake, a bread made from finely beaten maize by the Shawnee Indians.
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Johnny
England Sees Rare Sun Eclipse After 203 Years
Until June 1927 England witnessed no solar eclipse since 1724 and will not see another until 1999, marking a rare celestial event in British skies.
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England
Speaks on WMFR at High Point at 6 00 P M Today
Radio program note announces a broadcast on WMFR from High Point scheduled for 6 00 p m today. The segment features a speaker addressing local listeners and potential topics are not specified.
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WMFR
High Point
POW O LIN Salisbury Promotes Digestive Relief
Steirwalt touts POW O LIN as a remedy for indigestion and foul fermentation causing gas. He claims the medicine clears waste and restores appetite to normal, endorsing it for faulty elimination and related ills. On sale at Mann Cut Rate Drug Stores.
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Salisbury
Nwn
Steirwalt
Mann
More Benefit Checks At North Carolina Employment Office
North Carolina State Employment Service reports another batch of unemployment compensation checks totaling 1 224.41. Claims Interviewer J F E Denton Jr lists numerous claim numbers associated with the payments, including 64 82, 263 32, 284 32, 290 32, 292 32, 301 32, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Employment Service
J. F E. Denton, Jr
City Initiates 1935 Tax Suits in High Point
The city will file about 1,000 tax suits in municipal court next week over 1935 delinquencies, involving over 6,000 defendants. County deputies begin foreclosures on 1936 taxes Monday, urging settlements to avoid extra costs and penalties.
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High Point
Six Local College Students Enter Order of the Lighted Lamp
Six High Point college students were inducted into the Order of the Lighted Lamp during a chapel ceremony. New members include Hildreth Gabriel Virginia Dixon Bernadine Hurley G W Holmes A O C Lovelace Jr and Ed B Stirewalt. Dr P E Lindley led the devotional service and Dr G I Humphreys along with Rev A Lincoln Falk presided.
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High Point College
Order of the Lighted Lamp
Hildreth Gabriel
Virginia Dixon
High Point
Bernadine Hurley
Troy
G. W. Holmes
Graham
A. O C. Lovelace, Jr
Ed B Stirewalt
P. E. Lindley
G. I. Humphreys
A. Lincoln Falk
North Main Street Baptist Church
James Mattocks
Elisabeth Bagwell
Henderson
Will S Shoe Dies At Residence Here
Will S Shoe 64 died at his home 510 Davidson Street this afternoon at 12 30 after a nine day illness. He came to High Point 20 years ago from Concord. Survived by wife Jennie Wearnhardt Shoe, who died two years ago, a son Doc Shoe of High Point, two daughters Mrs Tom Ransom of High Point and Miss Julia Leona Shoe of Kingston, two brothers George L Shoe of Mooresville and Albert R Shoe of Landis, and seven grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the home.
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Will S. Shoe
Davidson Street
Mr. Shoe
High Point
Concord
Jennie Wearnhardt Shoe
Doc Shoe
City
Tom Ransom
Julia Leona Shoe
Kinston
George L. Shoe
Mooresville
Albert R. Shoe
Landis
England's vast childless and one-child married couples
More than 1,660,000 married couples in England are childless and about 3,000,000 have one child. The figures highlight substantial family-size patterns across the population and may influence social and economic planning.
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England
Agents buy city bonds to cover street assessments
Attorneys Louis J. Fisher and E. A. Wright, liquidating agents for Mutual Building and Loan, were authorized by Judge Teague to purchase High Point city bonds for 2912.89 in foreclosed street assessments. Bonds with par value 100 cost 91.50 and may be bought up to three thousand dollar blocks, while Maryland rail mileage is noted as 1439 miles.
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Louis J. Fisher
E. A. Wright
Mutual Building and Loan Association
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Cubs to Hold Finals in Marble Shooting Contests Saturday
Cubs in the city gather at Ray Street playground for marble shooting finals chaired by Cub master James Hogg. Twenty two finalists are named Richard Quigley Raymond Watson Wilbur Alexander Bobby Renfrew Clyde Cox Chas Ozment Bobby Allred Al Klemme John Lindley Mickey Mathews Robert Williard Powell Jones Bobby Stone Bobby Steed Robert Tedder Joseph Price Walter Hester Chas Carroll Carl Short Bill Lackey Johnny Wal Francis Von Drehle. Judges include W W Lesis Glenn R Ward Tom J Kearns W S Stone Ernest Welch Fred J Flagler Matt Wall and Alex Rankin.
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Cubs
Richard Quigley
Raymond Watson
Wilbur Alexander
Bobby Renfrew
Clyde Cox
Chas Ozment
Bobby Allred
al Klemme
John Lindley
Mickey Mathews
Robert Williard
Powell Jones
Bobby Stone
Bobby Steed
Robert Tedder
Joseph Price
Walter Hester
Chas
Carroll
Carl Short
Bill Lackey
Johnny Wal
Francis von Drehle
W. W. Lesis
Glenn R. Ward
Tom J. Kearns
W. 8. Stone
Ernest Welch
Fred J. Flagler
Matt Wall
Alex Rankin
Funeral services for L. P. Edwards held at Hickory Grove
L. P. Edwards 79, retired farmer of Jamestown, died at home early Wednesday. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 p.m. at Hickory Grove church conducted by Rev. G. W. Fink. Pallbearers included J. Bodenheimer, J. C. Edwards, R. C. Edwards, C. R. Edwards, C. R. Edwards, and J. F. Edwards. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LP. Edwards
L. P. Edwards
Jamestown
Hickory Grove Church
G. W. Fink
Jake Bodenheimer
J. C. Edwards
R. C. Edwards
C. R. Edwards
J. F. Edwards
Cubs Given Early Dismissal At 2 P M
All Cubs are asked to be absent at two o clock in the afternoon and parents and visitors are invited to attend.
Default Judgment For Dr Dyer In Rent Case
A $136.67 judgment by default went to Metropolitan Life Insurance against Dr John W Dyer after he failed to show up before Magistrate C C Muse in Greensboro. The attorney had indicated the defendant would appear with a defense, but neither party appeared when the case was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John W. Dyer
C. C. Muse
Muse
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W. E. Crissman
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U. S. Congress
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Bologna
Sard
United
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Carter
Advertien Exchange
LUX Soap
Alka-Seltzer
Atpo
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Crystal Fruit Bowl
Williams
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Drene
Bayta
Lovios
Feenamint
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Stanbale
Insurance Company
MO. Dyer
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