Local High Point Briefs Cover Clubs Events and Elections
The High Point Gun club meets tomorrow at 3 30 PM. The dramatic club staged The Forest Princess by Con stance D Arcy Mackay at the high school auditorium. George Jacobs visited Raleigh for the Coburn chain meeting and was praised for gains at Davis shoe store. N Bray resigns from Marietta Paint and Color and joins City Plumbing with John Spencer. Two registrars will oversee the special school band election tomorrow as voters decide on June 6 bonds totaling 250000 for school improvements. Newman’s New York orchestra will play at the American Legion dance Monday at the hotel with proceeds by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Dancing starts at 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance D’arcy Mackay
H. T. Hudson
George Jacobs
Coburn
Raleigh
Boylan’s Heights
Mr. Jacobs
Davis Shoe
Wish Point
N. Bray
Marietta Paint and Color Company
John Spencer
City Plumbing Company
Mr. Spencer
Bray
High Point
Uch
Newman
New York
American Legion
Heraton
Phis
Rector
United States
Andrew Jack- Oh
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Shriners End Ceremony With A Street Dance
A list of names and towns shows Shriners ending a ceremony with a street dance. The roster includes individuals from Winston Salem Greensboro High Point Charlotte and other North Carolina cities.
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Shriners
List of names and places appears in county directory
An OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and towns across North Carolina, naming residents and their likely locales. The items include names such as John T. Rogers, J. D. Ross, H. B. Rowe, E. Le Roy Reaves, T. E. Silkes, R. M. Stohl, J. W. Thompson, J. H. Williams, and many others, paired with places like Charlotte, Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Salisbury, Gastonia, and Asheville, among others. The scattered entries resemble a social or professional directory portion with no cohesive event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
L. H. Ledford
Shelby
C. B. Landis
Marion
P. O. Leak
Winson-Salem
G. W. Lyles
Thomasville
R. McNair
Lancaster
Dobson
C. F. Lambeth
James Erwin Lambeth
George D. Manning
Greensboro
C. Myers
Gastonia
H. B. Moore
van de Kreeke
L. Marinus
M. EE. Marsh
W. A. Miller
Salisbury
W. D. Morgan
D. B. May
Burlington
R. A. Maynard
C. T. Moore
Waynesville
H. Martin
Reidsville
G. G. Moore
Harold Mowery
T. J. Mauney
Murphy
J. W. Money
A We Morris
Hot Springs
W. H. McGlamery
M. H. Prat
Madison
Dec M. Pollock
High Point
F. M. Pickett
N. B. Petty
P. C. Penn
H Padgett
Forest City
C. L. Pamplin
Winston-Salem
T. R. Padgett
J. A. Richbourg
Ashe
Joseph Pearson Rawley
High
John T. Rogers
Watson
W F Rankin
J. D. Ross
D. W. Royster Shelby
Wax Rabinowitz
E. Leroy Reaves
Raeford
H. B. Rowe Wount Airy
BE. J. Randolph
iNe
H. T. Swain
Charlotte
R. P
M. L
Charette
H. C. Trexler
J. W Thompson
Haw River
J. B. Taylor
Stoneville
Alexander Taylor
Morranton
W. E. Todd
A. F. Tuttle
Spray
C. I. Umstead
Eton College
B. R. Underwood
John Ware
Hamlet
R. H. Whitehead
C. M. Waters
P.L. White
J. H. Walker
High A
Seven Men Die in Alabama Mine Explosion
Seven miners died in a blast at Acmar No. 3 mine of Alabama Fuel & Iron Co in St. Clair county near Birmingham. Eleven men were inside. eighty-two workers were on site. Five victims were white and most escaped though some were trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birminggham
Ala
Acmar
Alabama Fuel & Iron Co
St. Clair County
Bureau of Mines
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Gun Club
H. J. Hill
Baltimore
R. G. Hanson, Jr
Kattanooga
Tenn
J. W. Corbett
Amden
A. M. White
Charotte
W. H. Frazier
W. Shore
Pitshoro
R. B. Boren, Jr
Ponona
W. G
Self Serving Grocery
E. Washington Street
Nican Silver Dale
White House
L. F. Cox
R. L. Pickett
R. W. Younts
Cor
Washington & Jordan Sts
Skyland
Biscuit King
Epu
Eas
Xtra
Nive
Bani
Pert
IAAN
Ward
Periwinkle
Wma
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach
Dixie
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