Bennett Family Moves to Sunset Drive Home
Mrs. B L Bennett and husband announce relocation to a new residence on Sunset Drive. Charles Elliott Bennett born May 25 to the Bennetts. James Elton Tucker born May 26 at High Point Hospital. Billy Briggs ill at 609 Kearns Street. Otto Harvell wed D B Coe in Winston Salem. couple to reside in High Point. Births and society notes lead the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bennett
Mrs
B. L. Bennett
Sunset Drive
Charles Elliott
J. E. Tucker
James Elton
High Point Hospital
N. E. Briggs
Billy
Kearns Street
Jarvell-Cor
Winston-Salem
Otto Harvell
D. B. Coe
Coe
L. H. Harvell
Andrews Arrives for Summer With Mars Hill Family
Tate Andrews a Mars Hill student has arrived to spend the summer with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Andrews. Mrs. W. H. Slane and children left yesterday for an extended visit to relatives in Arkansas. Miss Treva Barker will be at home Saturday May 28 with her parents on Barker street for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
S. E. Tucker
Country Club
Tucker
J. R. Weathersby
Estelle Moore
Jack Burrus
Tate Andrews
Mars Hill
Mrs
D. T. Andrews
W. H. Slane
Arkansas
Treva Barker
Mrs. T. C. Barker
Barker Street
Men Revolt in Paris Over Fashion Norms
In Paris on May 25 hundreds of men in the Anti-Punishment Society abandon traditional dress. They oppose stiff collars long trousers and rigid male attire and even back knee breeches as a new style revival endorsed by notable Paris tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anti
Paris Tailors’ Association
Raleigh Freshener After the Rain
Raleigh wakes to .14 inch rainfall the first in two weeks bringing total for May to 1.38 inches. The state board of equalization meets to review valuations for distributing the state public school fund which rose from 1.5 million to 3.25 million by the last legislature. Robert B. Brown of Raleigh becomes the first veteran to receive a loan from the two million dollar ex servicemen real estate fund, receiving 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Equalization
Robert B. Brown
Brown
State college marks 20th year of extension work
The twentieth year of agricultural extension work at State College ended December 1, last, and was notably successful in home demonstration programs and the efforts of farm agents, according to the annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Railway signalling committee reviews automatic devices
The economics committee of the American Railway Association met to discuss automatic signalling devices. Tomorrow O R Teague superintendent Seaboard railroad will conduct a tour of the Seaboard automatic signal system between Richmond and Hamlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Association
O. R. Teague
Seaboard Railroad
Seaboard
Richmond
Hamlet
Johnson Leads Eastern Carolina County Advisory Tour
Co. M. Johnson executive secretary of the county government advisory commission is touring eastern Carolina to confer with county commissioners in Lenoir Craven Pamlico Onslow Jones Pender and Sampson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Johnson
County Government Advisory Commission
Carolina
Lenoir
Craven
Pamlico
Onslow
Jones, Pender
Sampson
Soviet Russia Not Condemned Without Trial Say Lab Key
J R Cliynes told the house of commons that Soviet Russia must not be condemned without trial, speaking for the laboratories in London on May 26. The remark framed a cautious stance on Soviet actions amid ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. R. Cliynes
House of Commons
Russia
British businessmen visit Winston Salem in shared tour
More than one hundred all British business leaders touring the United States under the Virginia chamber of commerce were escorted to Winston-Salem for a luncheon at Salem College. Mayor Gomas Barber gave the welcome, with Bishop Edward Randthaler and Col. W. A. Blair also speaking before the visitors toured local industries and departed by special train to Roanoke, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Great Britain
Winston- Salem
United States
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro
Salem College
Gomas Barber
Edward Randthaler
W. A. Blair
North Carolina
Phillip F. Boswell
Exeter
England
Roanoke
Wall Street opens higher on rumors of big earnings
Rumors of exceptionally large earnings lift industrials and shippers at the New York opening. Granby Copper resumes four percent dividends with 4000 shares bought at 45, nickel plate advances five points to 23614, Chesapeake gains three percent to 189, and Bush Terminal opens two points higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Granby Cooper
Chesapeake
Bush Terminal
Whole Asheville Family Praises Tanlac For Health Recovery
A Asheville family credits Tanlac with restoring health after acute indigestion nervous strain kidney trouble and bladder issues. Mrs Miller says all three relatives improved and call Tanlac their family medicine. The ad highlights over 52 million bottles sold and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Central Avenue
Asheville
N. C
Self
Taulac
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Erforma
J. H. McKinnon
Redding Street
Robert Myron
Esberra Club
R. L. Waynick
Esberra
T. A. Kay
Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy Perkins
J. A. Morris
Capus Waynick
Kay
Thurman Williams
Genevieve Moore
T. B. Earle
Garland Alderman
M. K. Price
J. C Abels
Lillian Lorton
Tulsa
Okla
John Welborn
C. C. Prince
Lyman Redding
Andrew Lindsay
Alexander Rankin
Virginia Frank
Virginia Ashlin
Thelma McPhaul
High Point College
Frank
Ashlin
McPhaul
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Main Street
M. E. Church
J. O. Connor
Washington Street
8. C. Gomo
C. A. Lewis
5S. C. Gomo
R. A. Beard
David Yow
W. S. Whittler
Norfolk
G. Fox Marshall
T. J. Gold
Helen Derrick
Gurney Briggs
Dan Smith
Heart
THE
Hamilton
N. Main
Main Drug Co. No
Main
P.S
Moffitt’s
N. Main Street
Cecil
Waggers Ladies Shop
Flapper
Fanny
NEA Service, Inc
U.S
Wagger
Coachie
Comers
Askin
Mamie
Mamie & Coachie
Brush Party
Twin City
Tanlac
Uae
High Point High School
Stamney’s
Jewelers
Nettleton Shoes
J. Burt Holder
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
D. H. Shipwash
Federal Revenue Officers
Little Thelma Shipwash
Jack Jones
Vale Street
Stamey’s
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