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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
14
Fire at Landis 12 miles south of Salisbury halted main line traffic for hours as crews fought the blaze destroying several frame structures and the second story of the Commercial hotel. Loss estimated at 15000 to 32990 dollars. Fire originated in a restaurant and spread. no insured buildings reported.
Edgar A. Guest writes of a father who seems young to his child. The poem contrasts aging fathers who scold with a dad who plays ball, jokes and talks as a friend. The speaker sees his father as a member of the family gang rather than a grown-up authority.
In Athens Georgia on March 23 President Andrew M Soule announced in Atlanta that a government radio station will be planned at the State college of agriculture.
B R Thurman has just returned from a brief business trip to the eastern part of the state and is now confined to his Johnson street home with a slight grippe.
A preliminary state high school triangle debate is at the auditorium tonight at 8. Asheboro and Lexington speakers visit as two teams from the local high school debate at Lexington and Asheboro on neutral ground. The topic is United States should enter the League of Nations. Frank Cauble Brady Cates from High Point are negative. Walter Crissman Claude Rutzel Jr affirmative. Prof. F J Waters invites the public to attend and expects a large crowd.
In Greensboro on March 24 creditors of Leathers Wood & Co met before referee Clifford Frazier. The bankrupt offered to pay all secured creditors in full and to pay a fixed percentage on unsecured claims. The highest bid for property was 2000 dollars exclusive of real estate, suggesting possible full compromise without further litigation. An April 7 meeting will decide on the bid or the proposed composition.
Nashville March 22 the Tennessee Public Utilities commission denied Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company emergency rate motion for insufficiency and ordered the plea in abatement of American Telephone and Telegraph Company against being made a part to the telephone rates stricken from the record.
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