High Point civic forum on planning and rail issues
City planning chair Joseph Cox led a Notary Club discussion on High Point problems. W B McEwen urged rerouting Southern tracks while Jed N Tate pushed cleanup of vacant lots and job use for labor. The group debated grade crossings, street lines, billboard controls, and a Blair land offer for parks and a possible golf course.
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Notary Club
Joseph D. Cox
A. M. Stanton
Cox
W. B. McEwen
Jed N. Tate
Carter Dalton
Middlesex Woman Reports Cow Is Star Boarder At $8 A Week
Mrs L N Land of Middlesex reports her family cow has been a star boarder earning more than eight dollars weekly. From July 22, 1929 to Feb 18, 1939 she sold $108.54 worth of dairy products and used many gallons of milk at home, totaling $261.14 in 31 weeks. She also runs a truck garden and aids at the Rocky Mount cart market, citing customer needs and market fit as keys to her success.
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Raleigh
Mar
L. N. Land
Middlesex
Effie Vines Gordon
Nash County
Mrs. Land
New Members Joined Junior Hi Y Club at High Point High
Fifteen freshmen were inducted into the Junior Hi Y club at High Point High School during a meeting this week. Elected members include George Armfield Carson Tucker Everett Wood N L Smith Holts Harriss Blunt Chesson Robert Taylor Gobel Harriss Arthur Marsh Edwin Rankin Billy Weisner Billy Freeze Jack Henry Joseph Jarrell and Edward Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Bers
George Armfield
Carson Tucker
Everett Wood
N. L. Smith
Holts Harriss
Blunt Chesson
Robert Taylor
Gobel Harriss
Arthur Marsh
Edwin Rankin
Billy Weisner
Billy Freeze
Jack Henry
Joseph Jarrell
Hdward Cook
Funeral for Herbert Leach to be held at Trinity church
Funeral services for Herbert Leach, a Black man who died in a personal crisis after a murder, will be held at the First Baptist Church in Trinity tomorrow at 2 PM. The body remains at Haizlip Funeral Parlor locally where preparations continue.
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Herbert Leach
Archdale
Guthra Anderson
First Baptist Church
Trinity
Haizlip
Main ST. Circle
Circle No. 3
Main Street
M. E
Dyer
South Main Street
Postal Telegraph Office
Double Tragedy at Home on Lexington Avenue
Dr. W. W. Harvey Greensboro county coroner ruled the incident a murder and suicide in a garage behind 439 West Lexington Avenue yesterday afternoon just before 3. Leach allegedly pressed an Anderson girl who refused him, ending in tragedy. A separate note mentions damage to an old San Miguel mission near Paso Robles, California.
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Lexington Avenue
W. W. Harvey
Greensboro
Leach
Trong
Hem-Roid Promise: Relief from Piles via Internal Remedy
Suffering piles due to poor lower bowel blood circulation must use an internal remedy. Dr Leon Hardt’s Hem-Roid tablets claim to relieve blood congestion, strengthen affected parts, and offer quick safe lasting relief. Sold by Mann Drug Co and druggists with money back guarantee.
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Ady
Society children of confederacy meets on Saturday
The Tar Heel Chapter Children of the Confederacy will meet Saturday at 2 pm at Miss Anne Jarretts Otteray Drive home.
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Children OF Confederacy
Tar Heel
Children of the Confederacy
Anne Jarrett
Otteray Drive
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High Point
Planning Commission
Morris-Knowles, Inc
Pittsburgh
Knowles
Main
Wrenn
High Point College
Blair
Council
S.S.S
S.S
Meroney
Silas ‘Me- Bee
Anderson
Old
San Miguel Mission
Paso Robles
Calif
Society
Burbank
Miss Beery
Harry Blair
Cleo Beery
the Reformed Church
B. Beery
Miss Miller
Virginia Miller
Broadhurst
Marie
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
S. C
Jacksie Brooks
Sara West
Laddie Chastain
Elizabeth James
Glady Farlow
Doris Woodlief
Evelyn Crawford
Elizabeth Bradner
Mayna Allen
Marie Miller
Lester Hayes
Beverly Bradner
C. F. Meroney
BR. S. MacNeil
Mocksville
Endicott Johnson Store
Army and Navy
East Washington
Featuring
Endicott Johnson Shoes
Guilford
Edw
L. Baily
Mgr
Sheriff Home. Co
John A. Young & Sons
Greensboro Nurseries
High Point Store
West
Commerce Street
Sample Furniture Store
Coffield Furniture Co
North Main Street
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