Birthdays Today Mentioned As Officials and Notables
The column lists birthday notes for Dr. James K. Patterson born in Glasgow Scotland and Rev Hugh Black born in Rothesay Scotland. It mentions other figures including Eleanor Axson Sayre, daughter of President Wilson, and General Du Maurier. The piece blends celebratory notices with editorial commentary on war and press matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Patterson
Ameritus
The
State University of Kentucky
Glasgow
Scotland
Eleanor Axson Sayre
Wilson
Philadelphia
Hugh Black
Union Theological Seminary
Rothesay, Secotland
Retailing Beer Ends in Dismissal in Municipal Court
In municipal court Bert Evans faced charges of retailing after a witness testified he bought beer from Evans. The case ended with a motion to dismiss after a judge and prosecutor sampled the evidence. Other defendants included T O Patterson fined ten dollars for uninspected meat sales, and Charlie Goodman and Joe Seagraves paying costs for related offenses. A capias was issued for R F Fitzgerald who missed his trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Evans
Evans
T. O. Patterson
White
Joe Seagraves
Charlie Goodman
R. F. Fitzgerald
Southern Railway Company
Garden and pig pen clash over city lots and food supply
An editorial argues vacant lots should be cultivated to boost vegetables and curb living costs. It condemns pig pens as unsightly sewered eyesores and political fodder while urging citizens to improve production and cut prices.
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Nient
High Point
High School Debate and Sports Meet Set for North Carolina
Chapel Hill records show 331 high schools with 1324 debaters from 92 counties to convene March 30 for the fifth annual debate on federal railway ownership. Aycock Cup preliminaries run April 19–20 with track and tennis championships, relay cups, and medals, highlighting broad statewide student interest. The University reports growing military training with 500+ students drilling weekly, alumni support, and age-diverse enrollments signaling strong preparedness sentiment.
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Chapel Hill
Memorial Hall
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High Point Enterprise
Menger
Associated Press
Asa Biggs
M. Brown
J. P. Rawley
North State
Bell Telephone Connection
N. C
Congress
Flavells
Luther
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Brooklyn
General du Maurier
George du Maurier
Russia
Bers
Nicholas Romanoff
Gov
Count Tarnowski
Washington
Kilgo
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Enterprise
United States
Munition Makers
Germany
New York World
France
Mies
Citizens of the
United
the World
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Tions of
Europe
Sherman
Asheville
Sky
the Times
Dence
Monial Bureau
Commission May
Broadway
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Charlie Chaplin In “the Count
Dare
Buncombe County
Johnston
Guilford
Robeson
Wake
Durham
Iredell
Rowan
Wayne
Mecklenburgh
Beaufort
Duplin
Forsyth
Gaston
Granville
Rockingham
Bladen
Davidson
Halifax
Union
Old Commons Hall
Univer
Coats
Anenhaus Brothers
Yankees
Donovans
W. C. W. Notice
Elwood Camp No. 729
Ness
J. A. Davis
New York
Russell Street
Waltham Watch
Lindsay Street
M. C. Crowson
L. Mazer
S. Fifth Street
City
D. H. Parsons
Gilmor
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
Hearst-Pathe Weekly
Elcome Bank
D. Tl. Parsons
D. R. Raper
T. W. Choplin
High Point Furniture Repair Company
Hamilton St
Financiering
High Point Morris Plan
Bank Commerce Bldg
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