City Manager Knox speaks on city financing and debt
High Point city manager BE M Knox told Kiwanis members that every taxpayer is a stockholder in the city and urged clued understanding of government. He noted budget adherence in Q1, discussed debt readjustment, and denied any possibility of debt repudiation. Mayor Grayson presided. R K Young introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Knox
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Knox
R. K. Young
C. S. Grayson
Civic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Oratorio Ten Presented Here Night of Nov 11
A plan to present The Evangel of the New World in Winston‑Salem and High Point was adopted by Methodist church representatives. The performance moved to 7 30 PM in both cities. A 200 voice chorus from Greensboro and Winston‑Salem will sing at Reynolds Memorial Auditorium and the Junior High School auditorium respectively.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Reynolds Memorial Auditorium
Greensboro
Former Resident Charlie Griffin Dies In Reidsville
Charlie Griffin 72 a native of Randolph county died at 3 30 yesterday afternoon at the home of his step daughter Mrs Maude Heffner 32 Vance street Reidsville after a year long illness He was born to Richard and Rebecca Griffin and married to Mary Causey who died May 28 1931 He is survived by brother Carl Griffin High Point sister Mrs Isaac Stanley step daughter Mrs Heffner and step Ernest Causey of Richmond Funeral services will be held at the home of his brother 11 Dalton street Saturday at 3 oclock conducted by Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church and interment will be in Oakwood cemetery They will be removed to his brothers home this afternoon Mr Griffin formerly worked for Snow Lumber company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Griffin
Maude Heffner
Vance Street
Reidsville
Randolph County
Richard and
Rebecca Hopkins Griffin
Mary Causey
Carl Griffin
Isaac Stanley
High Point
Ernest Causey
Richmond
Car Griffin
Dalton Street
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Griffin
Snow Lumber Company
Democratic National Committee Finances Report Released
Washington November 2 The Democratic National Committee released its finances report detailing expenses by C L Shuping of North Carolina for a New York trip to raise party funds. The document outlines costs and accountability measures for the fundraising mission.
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Democratic National Committee
House
New York
Shuping
North Carolina
John D. Biggs
High Point
W. L. Ferrell
Winston,Salem
Julius C. Martin
Asheville
Washington
C. L. Shuping
Negro Arrested For Assault At Cliffside Street
Louis Portent, a Black man, was arrested at 2:30 pm after allegedly striking an unidentified man with a blunt instrument on Cliffside street. The injured man was taken to Burrus Clinic with a brain concussion and serious condition. Portent faces assault with a deadly weapon charges. bond not yet set.
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Louis Portent
Sechrest
Burrus Clinic
Porteat
Cliffside Street
Bond
Europe torn by UN rest on Saar region
The article reports fears of a German upset after the January 13 plebiscite and discusses possible French troop involvement. Italy and Britain would be consulted under Locarno pact terms. Tevere criticizes France for risking European peace to control Saar coal and metal deposits.
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Saar
France
London
Italy
England
Foreign Office
I Ten
League of Nations
Saar Commission
Tevere
Europe
Germany
Mayfiles Ear Incomplete Note From Adult Stage
A fragment notes Mayfiles have only a few hours remaining in the adult stage highlighting a brief lifespan and stage transition concerns.
Furnished room for rent with kitchenette in New York area
Rental notice lists a furnished bedroom and kitchenette available near 301 Louise Ave. No children allowed. Contact phone partially visible for inquiries.
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Hamilton
Willowbrook
Louise Ave
Coloring Contest Winners Announced at Paramount
Mrs. Wiggs coloring contest winners are announced by the Enterprise. First prize goes to Martha M. Browder who receives a two week pass to the Paramount. Ten runners up win tickets to see Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at the Paramount Theatre starting Saturday.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Enterprise
Martha M. Browder
West Circle Acevet
The
Paramount
Wiggs
Paramount Theatre
Sre
Peggy Ann Peters
Joseph Deal
Juanita Collins
Elizabeth Irving
Elnora Brown
Lola Bray
John Bray
John Lindey
Annie Lida Cornell
Dorothy Grant
Pearl Lot
Mrs. Wiggs of the
the Paramount
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This City
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English ST. Curb Market
Cor. English and College St
Bake Goods
Tye
Boston Brown
Brookfield Links
Pound
Ee Bacon
East Wash Street
Hutchen’s
Saar Region
Chicago
Decola 99
Sky
Newt P
Bruce H. Carraway
Boot Miz. Co
N. Wrenn
Boulware
Union Mattress
South Main St
Justice of Peace
High Point Hat Shop
N. Main
A. & H. Motor CO
EE. Commerce
Cash Fuel Company
J. R. Summers
Becker Taffloring Co
Main
H. T. Douglas
W. C. Kelley
West End Coal and Wood Co
Coal and Wood
J. R. Boone
C. L. Michael
Smith Deal Realty and Insurance Company
N. Main St
Lindsay
H. A. White
Morris St
King St
Doria St
South Wrenn St
D. T. Andrews
S. Main St
W. W. May
Lost
Ee Ellington
J. Bert Holder
Tom J. Moser
A. L. Payne
Pat Brown, Inc
Max Bones
Main &T
Stanton-Sherrod- Grayson
J. Riley Martin
Weat Russell St
Boot Mfg. Co
G. VY. Stroupe
Wood Yard
Henry Hunt
Kennedy
Maia
North Pole
Boot Mrg. Co
Lester Teague
Clein’s
le Pound
Bloom Furniture Co
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce &1
Clein
Washington &T
Rite P. O
Box 183 City
P. O
Pone
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Sunset Ave
W. McGuinn Realty Co
Washington &J
Horace Gilderton, Inc
Dodge
Plymouth
W. Commerce
Wall St
DR. Crutchfield
N. Wrenn &T
Central Ice Delivery CO
Commerce
Apt
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College Street
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