Ward named Lions president at High Point club dinner
Glenn R. Ward, superintendent of Highland Cotton Mills, was elected president of the High Point Lions club at a dinner meeting at the Elwood hotel. The charter member’s election was unanimous, succeeding Dr. W. T. Tice. George L. Rankin became first vice president, J. W. Van Loan second vice president, and J. B. Fink third.
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Glenn R. Ward
Highland Cotton Mills
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Ward
W. T. Tice
George L. Rankin
J. W. van Loan
J. B. Fink
Club Elects New Officers and Plans Concert Visit
The organization elected officers including vice president Roy L. Champion and secretary W. J. Carter with re-elected treasurer. Directors Henry Beach and Lloyd Staffinger attended as visitors. Elliott Stewart of the Cooperative Concert Association outlined plans and performed two solos, Water Boy and For You Alone, accompanied by Mrs. Chas. W. McAnally. A directors meeting is set at H. A. Cecil farm next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Installations occur at the first July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Champion
W. J. Carter
Tailtwister
Walter I. Gibson
Lion Tanner
M. F. Masseur
A. J. Koonce
Loyd Flythe
George J. Johnson
Henry Beach
Lloyd Staffinger
Elliott Stewart
Cooperative Concert Association
Chas. W. McAnally
H. A. Cecil Farm
Grandjean Lectures Canada Scenes For Good Fellows
P W Grandjean manager of Marietta Paint and Color spoke to the Good Fellows at the Y M C A on Canada. He showed photos of the Canadian Pacific Railway mining wheat harbors hydro electric power and life in Canadian towns and farms. A Charlotte conference visit for Sunday was announced with E C Glassow presiding.
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P. W. Grandjean
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Good Fellows Club
Charlotte
E. C. Glassow
Mr. Grandjean
L. Mc“arland
Fascists Arrested in Madrid Police Roundup
Twenty five Fascists were arrested by Madrid police at an early morning clandestine meeting. One individual was found armed with pistols and taken into custody. Detection followed a tip and police seizure disrupted the gathering.
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Madrid
Graham urged for A H Graham by Stevens in North Main rally
Warsaw attorney Henry L Stevens urges support for Democratic gubernatorial hopeful A H Sandy Graham at the Graham campaign HQ on North Main Street. He attacks Dr Ralph W McDonald’s background and promises, contrasts Graham’s integrity, and argues Republicans back McDonald to influence NC elections. Stevens emphasizes a veteran’s leadership and calls for defeating McDonald and Hoey.
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A. H
Sandy) Graham
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
American Legion
Graham
North Main Street
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
United States
Dr. McDonald
Clyde Hoey
McDonald
Hoey
Gillam Grissom
Grissom
Stevens
Legion
Argonne Forest
Lillie Frazier Sues Husband Over Alimony Custody
Mrs Lillie Frazier filed suit in High Point Municipal court seeking support from Thomas Frazier, alimony during the suit, counsel fees, and child custody. She accuses him of excessive drinking and abuse, and notes he sold a profitable filling station business for 75 dollars. The couple married August 4 1913.
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Lillie Frazier
High Point
Thomas Frazier
Eli B Leach dies at 71 in Seagrove
Eli B. Leach 71 died at his Seagrove home after a yearlong decline and a week in bed. A Randolph County former commissioner, he served two terms on the county board. Survived by three sons Garrett Frank Leach and Carson Leach and two daughters H D Stutts and J C Walker. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at his home with burial at Mt Olive cemetery.
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Seagrove
Eli B. Leach
Leach
Randolph
Spencer
J. C. Walker
Greensboro
Mt. Olive
Lexington Hoey rally to be held at county courthouse
Plans for a big Hoey rally in Lexington target the county courthouse Friday at 8 o'clock. Speakers include J Cc. Bower attorney Chas M Starkey vice president of North Carolina Gas Co and Judge Charles Price of Salisbury. Solicitor J Lee Wilson will preside. Music will be provided by Lexington High. Twenty three of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence attended college.
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Lexington
Hoey
J Cc. Bower
Chas. M. Starkey
North Carolina Gas Company
Charles Price
Salisbury
J. Lee Wilson
Davidson County Court
Lexington High
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LIONS
Ure Lumber CO
Lewis Body & Motor .Co
Lee Pitt
Grandjean
Good Fellows
Canada
N. BE. Russell Sheraton Shoe Repair
North Main 8
Beeson Howe
Norfolk and Western
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Denton
General Offices
High Point, N. C
Thomasville Railroad
National Legion
Pat Brown
Fordor
Tudor
Sil
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Recondisada
Dindian
Studebaker
Durant
Chevrolet
Willys-Knight
Republic
Washington
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