High Point High School Sports Year in Western Conference
The 1929 season shows High Point in western North Carolina Conference A with football second, basketball third, and baseball second. Thirteen letters awarded in all three sports, 44 letters and stars this year, 30 new men welcomed, teachers praising effort and school spirit. Also notes Alaska enrollments of about 10,000 pupils and planned $50,000 high schools in Anchorage and Wrangell.
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North Carolina
High Point
Western North Caro
Black Bisons
Asheville
Charlotte
Durham
Gastonia
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
High Point High School
Alaska
Anchorage
Wrangell
Senior Hi-Y Club Shapes School Standards and Leadership
The Senior Hi-Y at the high school emphasizes clean living speech scholarship and athletics. It elects new members from graduating and junior classes, meets without adults except an advisor, and has seen strong progress over the past year. Current officers include Gatewood Shipman president and Frank Tucker vice president with a long list of active members.
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Hi-Y
Harvey Curlee
Bill Hayes
Alfred Moffitt
James MceLaurin
Gatewood Shipman
Frank Tucker
Howard Marsh
Craig Farr
Edward Phibbs
Billy Sheloff
Bill Snow
Walter Murray
C. T. Ingram
Alton Spillman
Gilbert Clinard
Thomas Ellis
Floyd Adams
Winford Hinkle
Bobby Wilson
Carl Gibson
Willis Sensenbach
Robert Byrum
Harry Coble
Frank Crissman
Ernest Bailey
Clayton Moffitt
Bill Price
Joe Buchanan
Harry Williamson
James McLaurin
Charters Granted In North Carolina Corporations
Wilmington and surrounding towns see new corporate filings. Carolina Drug Store incorporated in Winston Salem to run a general drug and social fountain business with $50,000 authorized and $10,000 subscribed. Belmont Putt-Putt Golf Club, Belmont, seeks to operate a golf facility with $10,000 authorized and $900 subscribed. The Peoples Drug Store and Soda Shoppe, Wilmington, to conduct wholesale and retail drug, soda and drug accessory business with $10,000 authorized and $3,100 subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Carolina Drug. Store, Incorporated
Winston-Salem
H .C. Newsome
H. C. Newsome
R. M. Vaughan
Mooresville
Belmont
Soda Shoppe, Incorporated
Wilmington
J. Lewis Cobb
Ruth G. Cobb
David Sinclair
Hoover To Spend Weekend At Cooke Camp In Pennsylvania
President Hoover will travel from Gettysburg to Orontz Lodge in Lycoming county for a weekend visit. He plans to stay Friday and Saturday nights before returning to Washington, marking his second visit to the Cooke hunting and fishing camp and continuing a longtime friendship with Jay Cooke III.
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Williamsport
Lycoming County
Orontz Lodge
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Hoover
Gettysburg
Washington
Cooke
6000 Hours For Air Mail Veteran Pilot
In ten years of flying air mail, Harry Huking president of the National Pilots' Association has accumulated 6000 hours on transcontinental routes.
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Air Mail
Seattle
Harry Huking
National Pilots’ Association
Junior Hi-Y Club Maintains Good School Standing
The Jr Hi-Y club for freshmen and sophomores reports strong activity this year with programs focused on Bible heroes. Officers include President Nolan Reid and Vice President Byron Abels, with next year’s slate elected: President Bill Freeze, VP N L Smith, Secretary Treasurer Carson Tucker, Reporter Edward Rankin.
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Nolan Reid
Byron Abels
Robert Barrer
Bill Freeze
N. L. Smith
Carson Tucker
Edward Rankin
Lenoir Section Becomes Fishing Hunting Paradise
Assistant State Game Warden J. P. Stepp reports a mountain area from Ashe to Stokes counties now stocked with pheasants squirrels rabbits and other wildlife. Thousands of small fish are released in streams and ponds boosted by state game and fish laws and local sportsmen's cooperation.
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Lenoir
J. P. Stepp
Caldwell
Ashe
Allegheny
Surry
Stokes
Asheville Youth Confesses to 13 Home Robberies
Bearl Calloway, 18, confessed to robbing 13 Asheville homes and led police to some of the sites before saying he could not recall all of them.
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Asheville
Bearl Calloway
Calloway
Highway 90 Opens to Traffic Near Lexington
Lexington May 29 Highway 90, nine miles east of Lexington, has been opened after nearly a year of relocation and new culverts. The straightened route shortens the Lexington to Chapel Hill and Raleigh journey by about two miles, with a new Abbotts Creek concrete bridge and several upbuilt culverts. Traffic now uses the eastward path via Church Street and Holly Grove road junctions.
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Lexington
Church Street
Davidson County
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Claude Hepler
Willamoore Springs Hotel
Randolph County
Asheboro
Abbotts Creek
Hepler
Raleigh Road
Holly Grove Road
Center Street
Court Square
New Milan Munich Air Route Serves Passion Play Visitors
Milan Italy inaugurates a Milan to Munich air service to handle crowds heading to Oberammergau. The trimotor flight from Taliedo to Munich covers two hours and 35 minutes, piloted by Arturo Ferrarin, famed for the 1928 Rome-Brazil flight with del Prete.
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Milan
Italy
Oberammergau
Milan-Munich
Taliedo
Arturo Ferrarin
del Prete
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Oxfords
Goodyear West
Kinneys
S. Main St
Lina
Affair
Directton
Rome-Milan
Seward
Pss Se
D. A. Dowdy
Robert Garland
Home Owned and Operated
Ridge
Harris
Kluttz
Brogden
Willard
Sensenbach
Hinkle
Culler
Guarino
Connor
Alfred
Keonce
Phibbs
Hayworth
Weisner
David
Hedrick
Reid
Gurley
Koonce
Whitley
Marlette
HLY
Endicott-Johnson Stores
Highway 90
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