Bell Jr passes after illness at High Point home
B H Bell died near noon Sunday after a two week pneumonia illness at his home off Prospect road High Point route 4. He was born February 26 1889 in Randolph county son of Kinney and Margaret Ridge Bell. Survived by widow Ora Nance two sons Howard and Max Bell a brother Danny Bell five sisters and one Miss Maggie Bell. Funeral Tuesday at 11 from Union Methodist church Randolph burial in church cemetery.
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B. H. Bell
Prospect Road
High Point Route 4
Randolph County
Kinney
Margaret Ridge Bell
Tomlinson Chair Company
Ora Nance
Howard
Max Bell
Danny Bell
Sarah Hill
B. H. Lewallen
Elliott McDowell
J. W. Spivey
Maggie Bell
Union Methodist Church
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Reciprocal Tariff Concession Measure Ready for Congress
Diplomatic circles show optimism as the United States moves toward a reciprocal tariff concession measure and Geneva negotiations progress. Davis defines an aggressor as forces on foreign soil violating treaties, sparking debate amid Japan’s actions in China and two South American conflicts with troops on foreign-held lands.
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Congress
Geneva
Davis
Japan
South America
College Begins Its Final Examinations For Current Season
Tense air at High Point college as students start a semi annual week of exams in Robert's hall corridors. Some pace nervously, others joke, while exempted students escape their hardest quizzes. The business office buzzes with Blue Book purchases bursar talks and mail waits.
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High Point College
Robert's Hall
Phat's Way Salves Fail Piles Hem-Roid Promises Relief
Piles result from blood congestion in the lower bowel. An internal remedy is needed. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is a harmless tablet that relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts. It claims quick safe lasting relief to thousands and offers a guarantee with purchase.
North Carolina Dentists Convene at UNC in June
The North Carolina Dental Society plans its annual convention at the University of North Carolina from June 6 to 8. Notable speakers include Dr. O L Presner of Asheboro delivering the welcome, Dr. Wilbert Jackson of Clinton giving the president's address, and Dr. J C Watkins of Winston-Salem presenting the Necrology report. The program also features a diagnosis discussion led by Drs W F Bell of Asheville and H K Thompson of Wilmington and a Tuesday night address by Dr. William deB MacNider from the University Medical School followed by a joint discussion led by Drs Presnell and BE P McCutcheon of Durham.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
North Carolina Dental Society
University of North Carolina
O. L. Presner
Asheboro
Wilbert Jackson
Clinton
J. C. Watkins
Winston-Salem
W. F. Bell
Asheville
H. K. Thompson
Wilmington
William Deb. MacNider
University Medical School
Presnell
BE. P. McCutcheon
Durham
Pioneer Club Hike and Outing at Braswell’s Lodge
A group of Pioneers hiked four miles Saturday then spent the day at Braswell's Lodge. Cowboys won a ball game before lunch of weiners and condiments. Dewey George was the top storyteller. Miller Armentrout impressed with keen eyes in the Gold Hunt.
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Braswell’s Lodge
Dewey George
Miller Armentrout
Bill Myers
James Beeson
Elm Street
Tapestry Weaver To Exhibit Work Here
Blanche Alexander world renowned tapestry weaver will visit High Point on Tuesday May 22 to display needle point works at the Sheraton hotel. She will present pieces shown previously in the Louvre Paris and the Metropolitan Museum New York and will discuss original designs and masterpieces. Her weaving lectures across America have been well received.
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Blanche Alexander
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Alexander
Louvre
Paris
Metropolitan Museum
New York
America
Mrs A W Phillips Claimed By Death
Mrs Eulah Phillips wife of A Warren Phillips of 301 Phillips street died this morning after several months illness with complications. She was 48. Surviving are the husband two sons Lawrence of New York Ronald of High Point and two daughters Helen of New York Hazel of High Point. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 from English Street Methodist Protestant church with Rev C H Hill. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Eulah Phillips
A. Warren Phillips
Phillips Street
Lawrence
New York
Ronald
High Point
Helen
Hazel
English Street Methodist Protestant
Phillips
C. H. Hill
Oakwood Cemetery
Butter and Eggs Prices Reported in Chicago
Butter and eggs markets in Chicago, May 22, show unsettled butter with multiple grade breakdowns and percentages. creamery specials 93 score at 21-22 percent, extras 92 at 21, firsts 90-91 at 20-21, seconds 86-87 at 19-19, standards 90 at 21. Eggs at 54,140 receipts steady around 11-12 percent for extra firsts and fresh eroded firsts, with storage packed firsts and extras around 12-13 percent.
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Chicago
Water in Place of Meal Helps Stomach
Stomach trouble often improves when a meal is skipped and water intake increases. A spoonful of Adlerika each morning is suggested to clean out stomach and bowels, per a Mann Drug Grants and Feonem Drug Store advertisement.
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Mann Drug Grants
Feonem: Drug Store, Inc
Services Held For Mrs Martha Briles Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Briles Smith 62 wife of H. Smith near Asheboro were held at Union Hill M E Church Saturday afternoon led by Rev Joel Trogden with Rev Mr McDowd and Rev M Permar. The choir sang Ashes in Jesus Going Home and Face to Face. Active pallbearers were nephews Roscoe Farlow Worth Skeen Charleston Briles Howard Skeen Lars Skeen and Joel Briles. She was mother to Mrs O M Andrews of this city. Interment followed in the church yard.
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Martha Briles Smith
H. Smith
Ashebero
Union Hill
M. 2
Joel Trogden
McDowd
M. Permar
Progden
Jesus
Mr. Perman
Roscoe Farlow
Worth Skeen
Charleston Briles
Howard Skeen
Lar! Skeen
Joel Briles
Financial Markets Open Week By Hesitating Ways
New York stock activity started the week with caution as investors digested last weekend’s gains. Trading was light with several oils and mining shares up, while major declines in American Tobacco and Allied Chemical trimmed gains. overall market sentiment showed restraint despite some pockets of strength.
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American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers B
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
National Biscuit
Drug
Proctor and Gamble
General Foods
Oits
Seaboard
Houston
Dome and McIntyre
Rescue party brings hope of Arnold's survival
Nancy, white faced and haunted, hears rescuers near camp after the river ordeal. AN old river rescue worker hints Arnold may still be alive, while Nancy longs for good news and struggles with fear as the party nears. The night air carries whispers of a possible return and a final, fragile relief.
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Nancy
Arnold
Page
Returned To Face Charge of Larceny
Ebien Hines age 21 a former employee of KR J Wagger jewelry faced a larceny charge in Greensboro Superior Court for stealing more than 6000 in jewelry over three years. Hines was returned from Weirton West Virginia by Sgt E Batley after skipping bond set by his father.
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Ebien Hines
Wagger
Junior Welter Is Regained By Tony
NEW ORLEANS, May 22. The junior welterweight title regains its status after Tony Canzoneri won a ten round decision from Battling Show. Goldman, Canzoneri's manager, says he wants the title abolished and will push for that move.
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Tony
New Orleans
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Sammy Goldman
Brooklyn
Cenzoner
Shaw
MACYS
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
High Point City Seeks Annual Audit Proposals
The High Point North Carolina finance committee invites proposals for the annual audit. Proposals must be received by 6 p.m. Monday May 29 at City Hall. The city may reject any or all proposals and award to the best interest of the city as determined by the mayor and city council.
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High Point
North Carolina
City of
J. & Pickett
Ge. M. Knox
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College
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Pioneer Club
George Clark
Emil
Little Big Horn
University OF Kansas
A. W. Phillips
Japanese Youths’ Organization
Hibiya Park
Tokyo
League of Nations
Martha Smith
Te Oni
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Adams
Alaska
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Oemoe
Bkiyn Man
Atchison Osu
Atl Coast Line
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Ches
Ohio
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du Pont de MW
Bastmian Bod
Freeport Tex
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Wees Goodyear T and S
Gt Nor Rapid
Houston Oil
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Int
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Nick Can
Central Rage
Avia
TransAmerica
Gillette Mae
S. Cs Ones
Lorillard
Louis and Nash Iy Boo
Essance
Mont Ward
Nash Mot
Eos
Nat Biscuit
Colum
Conti
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Eis Kroger Groc
Northern Pac
Ivet
Ini Packard Met
Sess PO
Phillips Pet
Sears Rock
Socony Vacuum
Pac
Oessek
Isesi Sons Sugeveker
Westing Elec
Eens Woolworth
Curb Pees
Ecco
Erie
Eeerre
Ceve
By Claude A, Jagger
New, York
Financial Markets
W. A. Cooper
Pranklin
Commercial Bank
H. L. Bunnell
C. Brown Shoe Shop
North
Wrenn Street
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Elks Shoe Shop
East Pie
North State Hatchery
W. Lee St
Greensboro
Panama
N. Main
Bath
West Broad
D. T. Andrews
Sunset Drive
Woodrow Ave
Pat Brown
Washington St
Davis Electric
English St
Phonette
Singer
R. C. Tally
Long
Brockett Farm
Kivett Drive
A. W. Care Enterprise
Ared
Gary
D. A. Cornelison
Mary J. Luck
Johnb. Burton
Anderson Street
Guilford County
John W. Johnson
Lindsay
Feedwell Cafe
South Main St
W. Sechrest
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Thurston St
Willowbrook
West Green St
Thomasville
J. N. McCrary
Green Street
Henry D. Perry
Monthieu Avenue
Good Homes For
Sil
Lexington Ave
Forrest Ave
Grace St
Washin
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