Convention Delegates Host Barbecue At North Carolina Water Works Meet
Delegates from the North Carolina section of the American Water Works Association and the North Carolina Sewage Works Association attended a city barbecue at the municipal dam after morning sessions at the Sheraton hotel. The event followed talks on sewage treatment and plant operation costs, with tours of High Point water purification facilities. Officers were elected, next meetings set for Hendersonville, and a joint 1930 convention planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
American Water Works Association
North Carolina Sewage Works Association
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Annua Association
C. A. York
McKean Maffitt
Co. W. Smedberg
Greensboro
Mr. Maffitt
T. C. Patterson
Mount Holly
P. J. Dishner
H. G. Bally
Chapel Hill
FE. G. McConnell
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth City
Beekman C. Little
Rochester
N. Y
R. K K. Blanchard
New York City
Water Works Manufacturers’ Association
H. E. Miller
Raleigh
E.G McConnell
McConnell
C. W. Smedberg
J. O. Craig
Toronto
Canada
Craig
W. E. West
Lexington
Association
Charles A. Rouby
Sherwood Brockwell
State Insurance Department
Thorndike Saville
University of North Carolina
E. W. Constable
R. D. Beam
State Board of Health
Miner Keeps in Good Shape
Cambria Virginia resident Silas Hamblin recounts years of coal mining and poor health from gas and constipation. He credits Thedford's Black Draught with relieving constipation and bilious symptoms, noting it keeps him in good shape with occasional small doses. Thousands of others use it for constipation indigestion and biliousness priced at 25 cents.
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Cambria
Silas Hamblin
Thedford
Miss Sloan to Give Recital at High Point College
Miss Margaret Sloan, voice and piano teacher, will present a recital at Roberts Hall, High Point College, Friday night at eight o clock. The program includes works by Hahn, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, and Donizetti, with pieces announced before but postponed due to an accompanist's illness. A note adds that opium production in Persia and Turkey exceeds two million pounds annually.
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Margaret Sloan
Roberts Hall
High Point College
Gretchaninoff Pere Rae
Pageant Highlight at First Reformed Revival Gatherings
The First Reformed Church hosts nightly revival services led by Rev. Banky J. Peeler of Salisbury. A junior choir performs and a pageant titled The Good Father is presented by children as George Gibbardt leads congregational gospel singing. The sermon, The Measure of The Church, urges measuring the church by relationship to God, not by building. Services run nightly at 7:30 with public invited.
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First Reformed Church
Banky J. Peeler
Salisbury
Peeler
John
Jesus
God
George Gibbardt
Miss Haviland to Speak at Central Friends Supper
Miss Edna Haviland of Guilford College will speak on Jews and Arabs in Jesus Country at Central Friends church Wednesday night supper. She spoke before, has Palestine experience, and will be introduced by Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson. Music by a male quartet.
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Edna Haviland
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Jesus
Clarence Schultheiss
Norman Fidler
Dan Smith
Frank Tucker
C. F. Tomlinson
Miss Haviland
Artau
Margaret Fell
H. S. Haworth
A B Club To Meet At Wesley Memorial Church
Members of the American Business club will meet this week at Wesley Memorial church on Thursday night at 6 45 instead of the country club. The meeting accompanies the annual flower show and bazaar with business on plans for a forthcoming play in late November or early December.
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American Business Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Country Club
Wesley Memorial
Glenola Revival Continues At Glenola Baptist Church
The Glenola Baptist Church revival remains active with nightly services at 7 30 led by Rev. E C Roach. The pastor preaches to a growing number of conversions each evening and the public is urged to attend.
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Glenola Baptist Church
E. C. Roach
State Patrol to Start Arrests for Traffic Violations in District
Lieutenant T A Early of the state highway patrol announces that the district will begin arrests for traffic violations after months of warnings. In October 1,367 motorists were warned and 18 arrested, mostly for driving while intoxicated. Five people were killed in October, fewer than September. patrols logged 1,129 miles and stopped 920 motorists to fix lights. They warned 108 drivers for parking on highways and will arrest for parking in the future. Transfers of F R Bell and S D Moore are noted.
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T. A. Early
State Highway Patrol
Barry
Early
Highway Patrol
F. RR
Bell
S. D. Moore
Asheville
Caswell County
Lietenant Early
Guilford County
High Point Civitan delegates attend Carolinas meeting
High Point representatives attended the Carolinas Civitan International convention at the Sir Walter hotel in Raleigh. The gathering featured a banquet, speeches by Dr Francis P Gaines, and reports from committees as officers were elected.
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High Point
Carolinas
Hatcher
Brockman
Civitan International
Yow
Sir Walter Hotel
Francis P. Gaines
Wake Forest College
Greenville, S. C
Rowland S. Pruette
Wadesboro
J. K. Moose
Boone
Carl Morgan
Greenville
S. C
R. N. Simms
Raleigh
Carlyle C. Ward
Rocky Mount
E. G. W. Huffman
Salisbury
R. S. Prunette
Henry Aitheson
Winston-Salem
Wade Roddey
Gastonia
Greensboro
Three Weeks Term Opens Civil Court Here
A three weeks term of civil court opened with Judge Lewis E Teague presiding. The first case was divorce Besie May Truitt versus Floyd S Truitt granted on adultery grounds. Major docket includes cases from R R Ragan versus L J Jones to Milford Nance versus Ervin Cecil with many litigants and companies listed for trial this week.
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Lewis E. Teague
Bessie May Truitt
Floyd S. Truitt
Osborne Funeral Held In Grayson County Virginia
Funeral services for H. M. Osborne who died at his home in Grayson County were held at Maple Shade Baptist Church. Rev. T. H. Houck officiated with Rev. W. A. Hash assisting. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Jack Halsey Dewey Cox Wade Halsey J W Johnson John Halsey and Gwyn Cox. Flowers were provided by Mrs Ed Hayworth Mrs T P Andrews Mrs John Johnson Mrs Mazie Halsey and others. A brief service at the home was led by Rev. Hoyle Love of West End Baptist Church prior to departur e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Osborne
South Main Street
Maple Shade Baptist Church
Grayson County
Virginia
T. H. Houck
W. A. Hash
Jack Halsey
Dewey Cox
Wade Halsey
J. W. Johnson
John Halsey
Gwyn Cox
Ed Hayworth
T. P. Andrews
John Johnson
Mazie Halsey
Lessie Pegg
Vetrah Houser
Carrie Hooper
Louise Harbinson
Eva Rutherford
Nanie Cox
Madge Sells
Winnie Halsey
Hoyle Love
West End Baptist Church
West End Revival Nears Close After Four Weeks
The four week West End revival in the big tent will end this week. Billy Sunday teams from Winston Salem will conduct special services during the closing week. A good crowd attended last night as the evangelist spoke on preparedness.
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West End
Billy
Winston-Salem
Godiva Ride Marred as Horse Prances in Dudley Carnival
During the Dudley England carnival Miss Lucille Smith rode Godiva the horse. The white horse became excited by the crowd and began to prance. She dismounted and was taken to a nearby house to rest before a calmer horse replaced it for the procession.
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Godiva
Lady Godiva
Dudley
England
Lucille Smith
Vehicle fatalities on French roads rise to nearly three thousand
Paris reports that 2,941 people died in road accidents last year on French highways. The figure highlights persistent danger on national roads and follows safety debate and policy reviews.
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Paris
Traffic accidents blamed on regulation, pedestrian behavior
Figures for this year show higher accidents with fifty three percent due to isolation of traffic regulations and twenty four percent from pedestrians recklessness. Remaining causes include miscellaneous factors.
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C. W. Smedburg
Hendersonville
Miner
Princess Cafe
Persia
Turkey
Snow Lumber Co
Mr. Peeler
A. B. Club
Wesley M. E. Church
Aoa
Carolinas Association
Floyd Truitt
R. R. Ragan
L. J. Jones
State of North Carolina
Helen Harris
Fred Owens
L. B. Moorefield
Carter Fh. Michael
W. B. Byerly
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Southern Oily Company of N. C., Inc
C. B. Hauser
L. G. Campbell
M. H. Harmon
J. E. Lester
O. E. Men
High Point Morris Plan Bank
Jesse N. Brown
Ida A. Brown
D. A.stanton
Guilford General Hospital
R. Shaw
W. P. Redfern
C.S. Simpson
Thomasville Chair Manufacturing Company
Grace Securities Corporation
Ralph E. Denning
A. N. Royals
W. C. Presnell
C. G. Somers
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Calvin Zimmerman
Lela Payne
Southern Raiway Company
North Carolina Railroad Company
Rowland Real Estate Company
Bettie Corbit
M. E. Dooley
J. R. Hinshaw
Asheboro
Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company
E. P. Loflin
Mamie Loflin
B. T. Moffitt
W. C
Osborne
Virginia County
Wil
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
High Point Steam Laundry
North Wrenn
Soos
Wachovia Bank
Perpetual Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol
Vv. Prec
Treas
C. H. Ellis
North East
Hamilton Street
Bath
O. E. Mendenhall
Noother
Chesters
Newt
Johnson Street School
Lexington Ave
Johnson Street
Collie
West
Washington Street
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Wachovla Bank
O. EB. Mendenhall
Pres
Ros C. Welborn, V.pree
H. E. Johnson
Sercy
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