Democrats Meet Tonight To Fill Board Vacancy
The High Point township Democratic executive committee meets at 7 30 pm at the Elwood hotel to recommend a candidate to fill the county Board of Education vacancy caused by the death of Dr Dred Peacock, former board chairman. The recommendation goes to the county committee which meets Thursday morning March 29 at Greensboro to formalize the mem or.
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High Point Township
Democratic Executive Committee
Elwood
County Board of Education
Dred Peacock
Greensboro
Memor
Grady Bound Over on Robbery Charge in Municipal Court
Woodrow Grady was bound over to the April 30 term of Superior Court on a pistol robbery charge after arraignment in municipal court. He allegedly held up Nick Dallas, cafe owner on Washington Street, and fled with eight dollars from the register. Dallas testified about the March 11 incident, with details noting the late hour and reporting delay.
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Woodrow Grady
Nick Dallas
Washington Street
Lewis B. Teague
Dallas
Friddle
William Penry
William Williams
Penry
Margaret Smith
Henry Boyd
Brooker Cameron
EB. H. Smith
Gaston A. Johnson
Barney Oldfield Beats Champion in First Auto Race
Barney Oldfield, driving his first automobile only hours before, defeats the world champion by half a mile in a remarkable debut race, startling spectators and signaling a debut of rare speed and skill.
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Barney Oldfield
Burns Prove Fatal To Mary Hagen 15
Miss Mary Hagen aged 15 died after burns suffered when her clothes caught fire from an open fireplace at home. Born February 6 1919 in High Point she was daughter of Willie and Bessie Stack Hagans and survived by her mother grandfather and two half brothers. She attended Park Street School and lived at 502 Gordy Street with funeral services planned for Sunday.
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Mary Hagens
High Point
Willie
Bessie Stack Hagens
Bessie Stack
John Stack
James Wart Stack
William Stack
Park Street
Gordy Street
Services Held For Merrill Joyce Cox Baby
Funeral services for Merrill Joyce Cox three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Carson Cox were held Thursday at Mitchells Grove M P church at 3 pm The infant died early Tuesday from pneumonia at High Point Route 2 Interment followed in the church cemetery Pallbearers were J Van Witcher Mayland Fulp Clarence Bergeron and Farry Cox Flowers carried by Mildred Witcher Marjorie Morgan Jewel Witcher Mary Cox Helen Gibson Annie Lee Jones Dorothy Jones Thelma Fox and Hazel Saunders
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Merrill Joyce
J. Carson Cox
High Point
Route 2
Mitchell’s Grove M. P
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
B. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. van Witcher
Mayland Fulp
Clarence Bergeron
Farry Cox
Misses Mildred Witcher
Marjorie Morgan
Jewel Witcher
Mary Cox
Helen Gibson
Annie Lee Jones
Dorothy Jones
Thelma Fox
Hazel Saunders
Rat Poison Reopened for Sale at City Hall Saturday
Rat poison will be sold again Saturday at city hall from noon until an unspecified hour. The poison is prepared to government specifications and will be sold at cost.
Last Lecture in Series Presented by Miss Elliott
The final lecture by Miss Harriet Elliott was given at 8 p m in the Sheraton hotel ballroom on Economic Nationalism versus Internationalism The speaker surveyed two historical periods 1870 1914 and 1919 1934 noting the shift from armament reliant power politics to hopes in the League of Nations and World Court She blamed munition makers for fear and apathy and urged nations to meet at the council table to talk out disputes instead of war.
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Misa Harriet Elliott
Sheraton Hotel
Business and Professional Girls Club
Miss Elliott
Billett
League of Nations
World Court
Walter York to address mass meeting at St Mark Church
Walter York, cashier of Globe Industrial Bank, will speak on Financial independence at a mass meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in St Mark M. E. church. A short drama by the North Carolina Mutual Thrift club will follow. Public invited. weather caused postponement of the prior Monday event.
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Walter York
Globe Industrial Bank
St. Mark M
York
North Carolina Mutual Thrift Club
Ontario Tops North American Gold Output
Ontario produces more gold than any other province or state in North America. The reference notes vast mountainous Utah areas remain unvisited by white settlers, implying mining opportunities.
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Ontario
North America
Utah
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