Local banks incorporations and investors listed in Raleigh report
Raleigh dispatch notes Globe Industrial Bank of High Point authorized $100,000 capital with $25,000 subscribed by W. A. Davis T. J. Gold C. A. York and others. Biltmore Coal and Land Co of Biltmore seeks $100,000 capital with $300 subscribed by R. C. Shelton W. F. Pollard and J. B. Anderson. Sullivan Sales Co of Charlotte authorized $20,000 with $500 subscribed by Nesbitt Sullivan Alvin N. Sullivan and M. L. Sullivan. Dunn Moneyhan Co of Charlotte authorized $100,000 with $15,000 subscribed by C. M. Dunn Lawrence F. E. Moneyhun and J. V. Wood.
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Raleigh
Globe Industrial Bank of
High Point
N. C
W. A. Davis
T. J. Gold
C. A. York
Biltmore Coal and Land Company
Biltmore
R. C. Shelton
W. F. Pollard
John B. Anderson
Asheville
Sullivan Sales Corporation, Incorporated
Charlotte
Nesbitt Sullivan
Alvin N. Sullivan
M. L. Sullivan
Dunn Moneyhan Company
C. M. Dunn
Lawrence FE. Moneyhun
J. V. Wood
Large turnout for Y W C A gym classes draws crowd
Over 50 women and girls attended YMCA gymnasium classes at the Y M C A building. Miss Vivian Matson, secretary, praised the enthusiasm in High Point during five years in the post. The surge followed a week long enrollment contest.
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Y. M. CG
Vivian Matson
High Point
Class team contest ends with Waynick team leading
A gym class split into two teams to seek the most members at the next meeting. Mrs. R. L. Waynick's team reported 36 members present, while Miss Justine Harvey's team had 26. Harvey's group must host a party for the winners.
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R. L. Waynick
Justine Harvey
New Orleans Cotton Rises on Jardine Data
The New Orleans cotton market opened with gains of 33 to 38 points as traders cited Secretary Jardine's statement that his carry over total relied on unofficial data. December touched 20.81, January 20.89, and March 20.99, then eased 7 to 10 points as trading settled in.
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New Orleans
Jardine
New York
Scout Court of Honor Awards At Presbyterian Hut
The Boy Scouts of America monthly court of honor met at 7 30 last night at the Presbyterian Hut with about 50 boys present. Six received second class badges and five earned merit badges including pathfinding and first aid. Future courts are set for the first Tuesday each month at the Presbyterian Hut.
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Boy Scouts of America
Presbyterian Hut
Wilson Kills Big Buck in Paradise Point Deer Hunt
J W Wilson, his son Robert, Knox Wilson, and Mr Scroggins hunted Paradise Point on New River for two days. They saw many deer and Knox Wilson shot a 150 pound buck. Wilson plans a larger hunt with real deer dogs and expects three to five deer daily.
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Paradise Point
New River
High Point
J. W. Wilson
Robert
Knox Wilson
Mr. Scroggins
Temperatures and Rainfall Reported Across Cotton Regions
Official weather bureau records show 24 hour temperatures and rainfall to 8 a m in Charlotte and other cotton growing areas. The report lists measurements from key locations and notes rainfall amounts for the period.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Baptist Minister of Raleigh Dies Suddenly
Dr. Charles L. Greaves 55 long time pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church Raleigh collapsed and died at his home. Native of North Carolina born Nixonton Pasquotank county he entered ministry in 1891 at age 19 and served many eastern North Carolina churches.
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Raleigh
Charles L. Greaves
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
North Carolina
Greaves
Nixonton
Pasquotank County
Invitation to former cabinet member Houston to visit High Point
No reply today from David Franklin Houston secretary of agriculture and former secretary of the treasury to visit High Point on his return trip to New York from Asheville. F J Sizemore chamber of commerce says invitation pending his serious consideration and a dinner or smoker may be arranged if he accepts.
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David Franklin Houston
Houston
Milton MclIntosh
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
North Carolina
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference Opens in Asheville
About 700 ministers delegates and visitors attend the western North Carolina conference session in Asheville led by Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon. The gathering runs to Sunday with Monday's appointments reading and many pastorate changes expected. Dr. T. F. Glenn, 90, recalls conference history at the opening historical society session.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Edwin D. Mouton
Charlotte
Mouzon
Historical Society of the Conferences
T F. Glenn
West
Methodist leaders attend Western North Carolina conference in Asheville
Prof C V Woosley secretary of the Sunday school board and G L Hackney leading layman of First Methodist church are in Asheville for the annual conference of the Western North Carolina Methodist denomination this week.
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Lexington
C. V. Woosley
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
G. L. Hackney
First Methodist
Asheville
Notice to Contractors Oakshade Spring Field School Bids
Sealed bids for Oakshade-Spring field School will be opened in the Guilford County Schools office in Greensboro NC on Tuesday November 2 at 2 30 PM. Plans on file with architect Herbert B Hunter High Point NC. A certified check for one percent is required with each bid and a bond for the full contract amount will be required.
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Oakshade-Springfield
T. R. Foust
Guilford County Schools
Greensboro
N. C
Herbert B. Hunter
High Point
Commerce Lots to Be Sold Thursday
Five lots on West Commerce street at Jacobs avenue will be offered for sale at public auction Thursday morning, November 3, at 11 o'clock. Auction conducted by W. F. Ross of Greensboro with H. H. Matthews as auctioneer. Location two blocks west of Main street near the Commercial National Bank building in High Point's retail district.
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Commerce Street
Jacobs Avenue
W. F. Ross
Greensboro
Main Street
Commercial National Bank
High Point
H. H. Matthews
Rail stocks lead advance as lines move in markets
Prices rose again today with several railroads in the lead. Reading and Western Maryland opened up from 1 to 5 8 points while Atlantic Coast Line declined by more than a point. Colorado Fuel started briskly upward at the opening.
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New York
Reading
Western Maryland
Atlantic Coast Line
Colorado
Wise-Crackers at the Orpheum Offer Colorful Musical Comedy
Billy Wise and his Wise-Crackers shine at the Orpheum with a popular price show praised for color charm sensational dancing and delightful melodies. Clever comedy playlets and capable performers provide an artistic blend with an abundance of color. An entire program change occurs today with another change Friday.
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Orpheum
Billy Wise
Wise-Crackers
Eliza Stevens Bible Class to Meet on Thursday
Eliza Stevens Bible Class No 1 will meet with Mrs Fred Thomas on Johnson street at 10 o clock Thursday morning. The lesson is Philippians chapter one with Mrs Dunbar as teacher.
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Eliza Stevens
Fred Thomas
Johnson Street
Dunbar
Marilyn Miller Divorced by Versailles Tribunal
Paris reports the Versailles tribunal granted actress Marilyn Miller a divorce from Jack Pickford.
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Marilyn Miller
Paris
Versailles Tribunal
Jack Pickford
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