Admiral Coontz to Speak at VFW State Encampment
Admiral Robert K. Coontz, famed naval officer and former Chief of Naval Operations, will address the 1933 state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in early June. The event, in Sacramento, will feature his greetings from national headquarters and a message to veterans and citizens.
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Robert K. Coontz
America
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
U. S
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Admiral Coontz
Robert E. Coontz
Hannibal
Missouri
Ingleside College
Hannibal, Missouri
U. S.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Missouri
U. S. Navy
Coontz
U. S. S. Nebraska
U.S. Naval Academy
Guam
Georgia
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
U. S. Atlantic
Pacific
U. S. S. Wyoming
U.S. Senate
5Th, Naval District
Congress
Vera Cruz
American Legion
Military Order of Foreign Wars
Kenneth Lee Coontz
Robert E. Peary
Washington
B. S
Blackburn Denies Prevost Charges in Suit for Heart Balm
State Senator Jeter Blackburn of Wilkes County filed an answer in municipal court denying all charges by Charles Prevost who seeks 20000 dollars as heart balm for alleged alienation of his wife's affections. The defendant asks the court to dismiss the action without judgment.
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Charles Prevost
Jeter M. Blackburn
Wilkes County
Sermon Series by Rev W R Shaffer At Reformed Church
Rev W R Shaffer pastor at the Reformed church starts a sermon series during morning worship on The Disciples. First talk titled Peter the Prince of the Apostles with subsequent topics scheduled May 28 Andrew and Philip June 4 Bartholomew and Matthew June 11 Thomas James the Less and Thaddaeus June 18 Simon and Judas June 25 James and John Night service June 11 will present the sermon and the Children’s Day will be observed in the morning.
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W. R. Shaffer
The
Reformed Church
Peter
Prince of the Apostles
Andrew
Philip
Bartholomew
Matthew
Thomas
James the Less
Thaddaeus
Simon
Judas
James
John
Estimation of 10+ year old U S autos figures
An estimated 1.5 million of the 24 million automobiles in the United States are over ten years old. The figure highlights aging vehicle stock and potential impacts on safety and maintenance.
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United States
Self Government To Be Instituted At College Here
After years without it High Point college plans a dormitory self government system starting next September. A student committee led by Dwight Davidson drafted a constitution and by laws approved by dormitory respondents. President John Ward of Gibsonville was elected for next year with class representatives filling Senior Junior and Sophomore seats. Freshman representation will be appointed later. Students pledged full support and administration cooperation.
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High Point College
Women’s Day
Women’s
Women’s Hall
G. I. Humphreys
Dwight Davidson
Gibsonville
John Ward
John Taylor
High Point
Robert Williams
Efland
Larry Yount
Reidsville
Herbert Gorman
Charlotte
Edwin Sharpe
Greensboro
Donald Knopp
Rochester
Boy Scouts to Seek 400 Supporters in City Drive
J Ed Millis chairs a two day campaign to enlist 400 citizens as Friends of Boy Scout work. A breakfast launch at 7 45 am Tuesday kicks off canvassing by 80 volunteers to raise about 5000 dollars.
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Boy Scout Movement
J. Ed Millis
Scouting
Boys Work
Sheraton
Millis
J. E. Millis
Initial Gifts Co
L. Amos
R. T. Amos
H. A. Millis
W. H. McKaughan
H. R. Williamson
H. A. Cecil
J. L. Andrews
Arnold Koonce
Lloyd Flythe
R. Matthews
H. C. Twining
T. T. Ferree
W.R. Shaffer
Geo. Rankin
H. M. Bryant
N. L. Garner
F.L. Conrad
Wm. Lemon
A. C. Cecil
H. M. Taylor
R. A. Wilson
R. L. Proctor
F. R. Auman
L. W. Conant
Earl Phillips
Tom Kearns
Amos Kearns
R. R. Ragan
Paul Casey
Lawrence Ingram
J. N. Gary
W. H. Folger
J. W. Woollen
G. C. Farr
W. T. Anderson
G. R. Ward
H. G. Owens
F. L. McFarland
C. E. Diffendale
Walter Crissman
David Yow
Fred McPherson
W. J. Fraley
Julian Beall
R. J. Quigley
Bill Bailey
J. W. Lindsay
Henry Jennings
C. F. Tomlinson
W. L. Jackson
Sam Holt
Garland Daniel
L. R. Johnson
B. C. Harmon
Roy Spearman
H. D Sears
Dan Hayworth
W. F., Pleming
K. Young
Claude Smith
Mike Boyce
Jimmy Poole
J. J. Mc Murray
Henry Foscue
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
James Moffitt
Roy Welborn
Chas, McAnnally
W. E. Mitchell
Experiments Hit onCheap Wood Fuel in Czechoslovakia
Experiments aimed at producing a cheap motor fuel from wood are being conducted in Czechoslovakia. Researchers pursue wood gas and related processes as an alternative to conventional fuels amid economic concerns.
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Czechoslovakia
Mohair Used in Autos Makes Up A Quarter Of U S Consumption
A historical note states that one fourth of all mohair consumed in the United States is used in automobile production. This highlights mohair's significant role in the auto industry.
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United States
Osteopath Society Of N. C. To Meet Here
The thirtieth annual meeting of the North Carolina Osteopathic Society will be held at the Sheraton hotel next Saturday May 27. Osteopathic physicians from across the state will speak on practical subjects including Eye Ear Nose and Throat conditions Nervous Reflexes Artificial Fever Therapy Lumbar Technic Feet and 4 Rays and Errors in Diagnosis. Officers include T M Rowlett president J Elia Hardin vice president Frank R Heine secretary treasurer E T White sergeant at arms and F C Sharp arranging the program and local details.
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Sheraton Hotel
North Carolina Osteopathic Society
Thaesa Anhiearine
A. R. Tucker
Raleigh
Tucker Sanitarium
T. M. Rowlett
Concord
O. Holland
Salisbury
W. A. Shackleton
High Point
W. T. Cox
Greensboro
E. T. White
Charlotte
Feet
T. Z. Spence
A. E. Berry
Asheville
Technic
J. Elia Hardin
Durham
Frank R. Heine
F. C. Sharp
David Goldstein to Speak in High Point on Catholic Message
Boston’s David Goldstein and Theodore H Dorsey will visit High Point under St Edward’s Church patronage to speak Tuesday at 7 45 PM from a motor broadcasting car. The event marks a national educational campaign promoting Catholic teachings to the public with a quiz to follow and an invitation to all, regardless of belief.
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David Goldstein
North Main Street
St. Edward's Catholic Church
T. H. Dorsey
St. Edward’s Church
Boston
Theodore H. Dorsey
Baltimore
High Point
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Main
Church Streets
Church
Knights of Columbus
United States
Canada
Mr. Goldstein
Christ
Theodore Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
Cardinal Mercier
Catholic Hierarchy of America
Theodore H. Rsey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Crete
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Washington
Idaho
Iowa
Western
Middle States
Florida
America
Goldstein
Sacramento
Moscow
Rome
Jesus Christ
Flora MacDonald college observers praise High Point schools
Flora MacDonald college education classes praise High Point city schools after a one day inspection of Ray Street and Brentwood elementary schools. Letters from Dr Henry Bedinger and class members thank Bay Street principal Dr R F J Johnson and Brentwood principal Mrs Dan Schroder for hospitality and the visit.
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High Point City
Flora MacDonald College
Red Spring
Ray Street
Brentwood
Henry G. Bedinger
R. F. J. Johnson
Bay Street
Dan Schroder
Bedinger
Edna Morganthaler
Democrats Plan Dinner At Elwood On Friday Night
Democratic leaders including city council members and the township executive committee will host a testimonial dinner at the Elwood hotel Friday at seven. The inner executive group will meet after in the dining room. Tickets are limited to 125.
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Township Executive Committee
Elwood
High Point VFW to sponsor two boys trip to 1933 World's Fair
Veterans of Foreign Wars will fund a 2000 mile educational trip to Chicago for two High Point boys aged 10 to 16 who sell the most tickets to the Davidson Players play In Old Kentucky at Junior High auditorium. The contest runs through June 1 with tickets via city school principals.
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High Point Post
Chicago
High Point
Old Kentucky
Davidson Players
Winston-Salem
Scott Robertson
Juvenile Court
Greensboro
Emory Adkins
Central Junior High
High Point visit praised for schools and methods
Guests expressed strong appreciation for the visit to High Point praising the schools and suggesting the methods should be more generally practiced. The communication emphasizes enjoyment and perceived benefits from the exchange.
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High Point
Light Docket for Criminal Term Municipal Court
A light docket for the municipal court criminal term opens Tuesday at nine with Judge Lewis E Teague presiding. About 60 cases and under 50 defendants will be heard, mostly liquor law infractions, likely completed in one day. Kidnaping cases are moved to Friday May 26 with defendants R P Myers Ralph and Norman Dill and complainants I M Ritchie and Fred Heigh. Jurors named include Albert M Haney S M Sechrest M G Samuels L J Tuttle B P Weatherman and others. The calendar lists numerous cases on intoxication drunkenness assaults, unlawful restraint, prostitution and other offenses with defendants such as Roy Owens Claude Chambers Bill Brown Morgan Truitt Theodore Gibson John Swain Nellie Williams and many more.
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Municipal Court
Lewis E. Teague
Teague
R. P. Myers
Ralph
Norman Dill
I. M. Ritchie
Fred Heigh
Albert M. Haney
D. A. Chiiaco
Bill Brown
Morgan Truitt
Theodore Gibson
Albert Jones
Robert Wall
James Kerr
Robey Davis
W. M. Ring
Charlies Denny
Amos Ingram
Percy Goolsby
John Rucker
Tom Smith
B. T. Hodges
Lizzie Beck
Willie Beck
John Goff
Mary Alben
W. A. Ingold
Parker Thompson
Annie Thompson
Kelly Green
Ott Sechrest
Frank Morris
John Swain
Aubrey Bennett
Nellie Williams
John Archie
J. Byron Gibson
Oscar Caldwell
Carl Armstrong
W. E. Jones
Garbee
Thelma Maynard
A. E. Joyner
J. W. Chandler
J. W. James
Davis Simons
Bob Jones
Dewey Davis
J. H. Portee
M. L. Portee
Willie Burke
Gilbert Bernard
G. W. King
Henry Ennis
James D. Snow
Community Singing At Union Hill School On Sunday
A community singing event will be held at Union Hill school on Hayworth Springs road Sunday at 2 PM. E P Buck will lead the program and local singers are invited to attend and participate.
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Union Hill School
Hayworth Springs Road
E. P. Buck
T. J. Gold Jr Named Receiver for Ragan Estate
Thomas J. Gold Jr local attorney has become receiver for the estate of R. R. Ragan after posting a 15000 bond in Wentworth Judge H Hoyle Sink signed order. Hearing set June 10 before Judge Sink to determine if the receivership will be permanent.
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Thomas J. Gold, Jr
R. R. Ragan
Gold
Wentworth
H. Hoyle Sink
Lexington
A. L. Smith
Commercial National Bank
Mr. Ragan
Superior Court
R. Homer Wheeler
R. P. Royer
Colored community library planned at William Penn site
The Altrusa club funds and backs a new library for Negro residents to be housed on William Penn high school grounds. Mrs. M. J. Wrenn leads the remodeling effort with materials donated by Mr. and Mrs. Wrenn. Books and magazines are sought through Mrs. Wrenn and Nancy K. Poston at the High Point Public Library. The library opens to all Negro members and is supervised by public library officials, not as a branch.
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High Point
Altrusa Club
M. J. Wrenn
William Penn High School
Nancy K. Poston
High Point Public Lbrary
Public Library Officiala
Leave Soon For Reforestration Camps In High Point
High Point will send 100 young men to join the national reforestation effort with a Greensboro predeparture exam then Fort Bragg training. A second unit of 16 colored boys heads to Greensboro for examination before camp. Welfare officials praise the group and note each man will contribute a dollar daily to families.
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High Point
National Reforestation Army
Greensboro
Fort Bragg
UN Monngay
Wie Yuulb
Board of Welfare
Exposition Building
South Main Street
Junior Service League
Y. ©. Hammond
Execu
Tive
Board of Public Welfare
Increased Wages Discussed By Industrial Workers Association
A briefing shows the Industrial Workers Association planning multiple meetings this week to discuss an early wage raise. D W Bradley announces Tuesday main session at 7 30 pm on North Main Street with committee meetings Thursday night and Harriss Covington mill and Melrose hosiery groups holding related business and social gatherings. A Sunday morning Bible class for men will begin at 9 30 am in the hall open to all men.
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Industrial Workers Association
North Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Bradley
Harriss- Covington Mill
Melrose Hosiery
Tqge I. W. A
Navy cuts flying hours from officers for pay
Secretary Claude A. Swanson orders naval aviation officers to meet only 100 flying hours annually to qualify for flying pay. The directive simplifies criteria and affects ongoing pay eligibility for air corps personnel.
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Secretary of the Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Naval Aviation
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J. M. Hilliard
Southern Baptist Convention
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