Teague Re appointed As Judge Of Municipal Court
Judge Lewis E. Teague was re appointed by Gov O Max Gardner to serve again as judge of the High Point municipal court for a term ending June first 1933. The governor signed the commission May 28 1931 after local bar endorsement.
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Teague
Gardner
Bar Association
Lewis E. Teague
O. Max Gardner
High Point
High Point Bar Association
High Point Municipal Court
Max Gardner
Raleigh
Elwood Hotel
Carter Dalton
Andorra Called World’s Oldest Republic in Pyrenees
The text identifies Andorra as the world’s oldest republic, noting its small size of 175 square miles and about 6000 residents. It places Andorra in the Pyrenees between France and Spain.
College Vesper Service Sunday at High Point College
Vesper services led by the senior class will occur Sunday evening at 6 45 on the campus in front of the Woman's Building with Rev J T Bowman in charge. A processional and brief program follow. At 7 o'clock in Roberts Hall the annual address to religious organizations will be delivered by Rev J Leas Green. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached Sunday at 11 AM at the First Methodist Protestant Church by Dr G J Humphreys.
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High Point College
Woman's Building
J. T. Bowman
Roberts Hall
J. Leas Green
D. D
Baltimore
G. J. Humphreys
First Methodist Protestant Church
Invention Claim Would Increase Airplane Speed In New Jersey
William Parker Perry of Somerset New Jersey claims a simple device mounts on the propeller hub creating vanes that form a partial vacuum ahead of the aircraft reducing wind resistance and boosting speed.
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Somerset
N. J
William Parker Perry
Council Slashes Salaries With New Appointments
City council trimmed salaries during a three hour session in City Manager Knoxs office moving welfare offices into the health officers suite and planning to self insure with a 5000 fund. It appointed a ten member board of health and set new salaries for street, utilities, water and sewer posts and cut costs for the abattoir and refuse collection.
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Knox
Wue
Abuw
Coe
Finance Committee
Johns. Pickett
Board of Health
F. Logan Porter
Harry L. Brockman
Co. C. Muse
Fred A. Thomas
C. F. Tomlinson
K. C. Denny
John Walker, Jr
Dr. McAnally
Sanitary Department
Briggs
Henry D. Perry
Public Utilities
Public Works
Gurney T. Royals
Nelson Greer
Committee On Public Utilities
John Peace
J. W. Kivett
Silas McBee
C. Seawell
C. F. Presley
J. C. Dillard
J. L. Perkins
R. T. Stone
Steele Funeral Held At Residence on Green Street
Funeral services for L. C. Steele who died at his home on 604 West Green Street after a five year illness were conducted at the residence by Rev. George T. Tunstall and Rev. J. D. Barnette of Green Street Baptist Church. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers W. S. Michael H. R. Wilson R. H. Norman W. R. Boles S. B. Wilson and H. M. Hawkins. Flowers were carried by Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Denny Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Belman Mrs. Rogers and Misses Kate Welborn Lessie Calloway and Mary Starbuck.
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L. C. Steele
West Green Street
George T. Tunstall
J. D. Barnette
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Michael
H. R. Wilson
R. H. Norman
W. R. Boles
S. B
Childless Families Reported Among Britain’s 68,739
The report states that of 68,739 families in Great Britain, 1,092,399 are childless. It highlights a significant share without children and signals social and economic implications for housing, education, and family policy.
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Great Britain
Southbound road officials tour Winston-Salem area
Twenty commercial agents of the Winston-Salem Southbound railroad visited High Point Thomasville and Denton for a tour of local plants and residences. The group included H E Fries and 8 P Collier and was hosted by C F Tomlinson and J Ed Millis. A 645 pm banquet at the Sheraton Hotel featured H P T D officials and railroad officers. C Arthur Kirkman of the H P T D spoke at a morning business session and luncheon at the Robert E. Lee hotel.
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High Point, Thomasville
Denton
Winston-Salem
United States
H. E. Fries
8. P. Collier
High Point
Thomasville
C. F. Tomlinson
J. Ed Millis
Sheraton Hotel
Tomlinson
Millis
O. Schaub
R. Matthews
G. A. Ballew
A. D. Shuford
C. Arthur Kirkman
Laundry Snafu Uncovers Missing Bonds
Detectives traced a $500 bond stash to Sam after a laundry mix up. Sam believed he sent six socks but only five went with the bundle leaving one sock and the money hidden under his bed. The search of the laundry failed to reveal the sock and the money at first.
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Sam
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Council
McAnally
Health Officer's Place
Gurney Royals Street
Ford
Tudor
E. Washington and
N. Wrenn Srs
High Point, N. C
Greensboro Road
E. Black
Cable St
Hiatt Motor Company, Inc
N. Main St
Foe
Wilson Motor Company
Greyling
Ad Realty CO
Amos
Wachovia
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
A. J, Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
Cc. H. Ellis
Sec'y
Hedgecock Posting Co. Ward St. H
West Broao
Ria
High Point Ice and Coal CO
West Broad
Paul Y. Adams
Burrus Clinic
North Main Street
Clyde Farley
College Street
Perfection Auto Laundry
Wrenn Street
Seidman and
Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
309 Commercial Bank
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