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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1922

Page

8

Local News Briefs from High Point

A daughter named Ethel Love Mis enheimer was born May 7 to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mis enheimer. The High Point Merchants' Association will meet tonight at 6 o'clock in its office. A Boy Scout troop has been organized at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Charles P. Coble and Jack Burris. Col. Joseph Atkinson of Atlanta, commander of the Salvation Army's southern division, will visit High Point next week and lead a public service Thursday night May 18 at the army hall on Russell street and Mangum avenue.

High Point Merchants’ Association First Presbyterian Church Charles P. Coble Jack Burris Mr. Burris Joseph Atkinson Atlanta Southern Division Salvation Army High Point Army Hall Russell Street Mangum Avenue

Work at ex Patients Tubercular Home discussed in Denver meeting

Louis Hindes field representative of the institution spoke to High Point Jews at a meeting in the Home Banking Company building in Denver. The address concluded with contributions collected for the home.

Denver Col Louis Hindes Home Banking Company

Jordan Indicted in Auto Crash Ordered to Pay Costs

Robert Jordan, indicted in connection with an automobile accident, was today ordered to pay the costs in the case and give W. Swaim $70.70 for damages to his automobile. The case was tried on April 19 before Judge C. A. York in municipal court, and prayer for judgment was continued until today.

Robert Jordan

High Point Music Co Incorporation Filed in Greensboro

The High Point Music company charter was filed yesterday in the office of Mason W. Gant clerk of superior court Greensboro. Authorized stock is 50060 dollars with 1100 dollars paid in by D C Frazier I S Osborne and D H Parsons.

High Point Music Company North Main Street Mason W. Gant Superior Court Greensboro D. C. Frazier I. S. Osborne

Knights Templar Conclave Parade Plans In Winston-Salem

The Elks band is engaged to play for the Knight Templar con clave in Winston-Salem tomorrow with 1000 or more Knights expected in the parade. Larger commanderies from the state join in with their bands. A feature will be the massed bands playing Onward Christian Soldiers.

Elks Winston-Salem

Man Convicted Faces Six Months For Repeated Charge

Will Hill, a black defendant, was found guilty today before Judge Royan in municipal court and will serve six months on the county roads if convicted again within two years. He must pay the court costs. George Hill, white, had a judgment suspended on a related charge of vagrancy. he was ordered to appear before Judge Rov ab to begin work.

Will Hill Royan George Hill Rovab

Auto Gas Kills Man in Denver Garage

Denver reports Emil Peterson an automobile mechanic died after inhaling monoxide gas while working in a city garage. Doctors and gas experts say exhaust fumes caused his death and confirm the fatal exposure.

Denver Emil Pederson Peterson

Masons Gather for North Carolina Grand Sessions in Winston-Salem

In Winston-Salem on May 18 the annual conventions of several North Carolina Masonic bodies drew large crowds. The Grand Council of the Order of High Priesthood elected officers for the coming term and installed them, with F. Wm. E. Hin... etc.

Winston-Salem Masonic Bodies North Carolina Grand Council Order of Anointed High Priests Roeyal Arch Masons Royz2 Selec Master Masons of North Carollins Grand Common Knights Templar of Masonic Temple Grand Council of the Order of High Priesthood R. K. Badington Gastonia William C. Mudgett Southern Pines Albert New Wilmington Ralph J. Chandler Edward B. Neave Salibury John S. McEachern Charlottes Rder

Seaboard Expands Hamlet Car Shops Amid Finance Move

Seaboard Air Line Railway gains approval to assume liability for $4.589 million in 15 year equipment trust notes and to guarantee $4.4 million in government obligations. Expansion of Hamlet car shops has begun with more experienced workers added to the rebuilding department as new business grows.

Hamlet Seaboard Air Line Railway Company Seaboard Bay Line Company W. R. Bonsal Seaboard Seaboard Railway

Seaboard Expands Rail Service and Rolling Stock

The section urged railroad expansion and Seaboard plans to serve patrons fully. Contracts have been let for 25 locomotives, 1,750 steel freight cars, and two large steamboats in addition to car building at Hamiet.

Seaboard Hamiet

Three Realty Deeds Filed in Guilford

Register of Deeds R. H. Wharton reported three deeds filed for record yesterday in Guilford. C N Herndon sold to J C Kamundson a lot on the Greensboro High Point road for 4000 dollars. Southern Real Estate Company conveyed to D T Vaughan a lot on Sevier street in Greensboro township for 10 dollars and other considerations. Amelia F Hughes et al deeded to George C Simpkins a lot on Stratford's alley in Gilmer township for 500 dollars.

Register of Deeds R. H. Wharton C. N. Herndon J. C. Kamundson Greensboro- High Point Road Southern Real Estate Company D. T. Vaughan Sevier Street Greensboro Township Amelia F. Hughes George C. Simpkins Stradford’s Alley Gilm Gr Township

Crop condition report shows 83.5 percent normal on May 1

The Department of Agriculture announced the May 1 crop condition at 83.5 percent of normal and an area yet to be harvested of 28,131,000 acres.

Els Department of Agriculture

Winter wheat production forecast reported at 584.793 million

Washington reports a forecast of winter wheat production for the year at 584.793 million bushels. The May 10 update provides the latest estimate, reflecting conditions affecting yield projections across growing regions.

Washington

Tanlac Restores Health After Long Illness

Mrs A B Chronicle of Pittsburgh says months confined to a sick bed with a weak stomach, gas and severe pains improved after taking Tanlac. She says she dropped from ninety six to one hundred fifty four pounds and now sleeps well and eats normally.

Tanlac Pittsburgh A. B. Chronicle Bradford Ave All Good

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