Public Meeting on Crossing Elimination Project In High Point
A public meeting is set for next Tuesday night at High Point city hall to discuss the crossing elimination project. Amos R. Kearns of the Chamber of Commerce will lead, with city officials and Public Works members present to provide details and answer questions. All interested citizens are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Amos R. Kearns
Chamber of Couse
City Hall
BE. M. Knox
Miimen
Earl N. Phillips
Gs. F. Logan Porter
Lewis
Puborks Committee
Rambling Reporter Seeks Rat Poison Sale at City Hall
A rambling note states rat poison will be sold at city hall tomorrow from 1 to 4 o clock. No further details on sellers or conditions are provided.
Progressive Stores appoints J. D. Lee High Point manager
Progressive Stores Inc announces J. D. Lee as manager of its High Point store. Lee previously worked in Wilson and has relocated to assume the new post.
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Progressive Stores, Inc
J. D. Lee
High Point
Mr. Lee
Wilson
Potatoes Found in Street Near Exposition Building
Police recovered about one bushel of Irish potatoes found on South Main Street near the Exposition Building late yesterday. The owners may claim them at police headquarters. the bag likely fell from a wagon or automobile.
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South Main Street
Local grocer reports poultry theft from store
Jack Byerly, local grocer, reported to police that someone stole a chicken coop and 12 chickens from his street store last night. The incident is under police inquiry.
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Jack Byerly
Civic groups and chamber bureaus named in High Point listing
The notice enumerates presidents and secretaries of multiple civic clubs including Rotary Kiwanis Civitan Monarch Lions Altrusa and Woman's Club plus the Garden Club Council Junior Service League and business bureaus. It also lists chairmen and officers of the Chamber of Commerce civic bureau highways and streets bureau and the High Point Merchants association board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ryan
W. C. Idol
Rotary Club
J. A. Morris
W. J. Fraley
Kiwanis Club
H. V. Koonts
J. F. Hoffman
Civitan Club
N. L. Garner
Rev. F. L. Conrad
Monarch Club
J. S. Moffitt
Arthur Fidler
A. B. Club
L. O. Hutchens
R. W. Peters
Bexchange Club
Glenn R. Ward
L. W. Flythe
Lions Club
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Altrusa Club
Lucille Brown
Annabel Thompson
Business and Professional Girls
R. H. Sechrest
H. P. Morrison
Woman's Club
E. 8. Wall
R. R. Blackburn
Garden Club Council
F. H. Murray
Jos. D. Highways and Streets Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Tom J. Kearns
W. T. Powell
C. T. Ingram
Herman H. Smith
J. W. Lindsay
H. F. Hunsucker
The
High Point Merchants Association
Eye Clinic Sponsored by Lions Club for High Point Students
The High Point Lions Club unanimously approved an eye clinic to correct visual defects in school children. H. A. Cecil will organize with cooperation from school authorities and the North Carolina Association For the Blind. The club aims to prevent blindness and has already aided the blind with white canes. A charity ball was also voted for soon, with members' entertainment featuring local youths. New members and leadership changes were announced.
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High Point
Lions Club
H. A. Cecil
North Carolina Association For the Blind
Lions International Organization
High Point Club
Official Guilford County Vote Totals Revealed
Guilford County ballots canvassed show Franklin D. Roosevelt with 25 579 votes to Landon 9 514 in the general election. County results list Gold 22 217 for State Senate, Caffey 22 176 for State House, Bailey leading the U S Senate with 21 511, Umstead 21 449 for Congress. Continuous tallies cover governor to treasurer and local offices.
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Guilford County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Congress
William B. Umstead
Willis H. Slane
Senate
Thomas J. Gold
Harry R. Stanley
J. Benton Stacy
Co. P. Robertson
Mr Gold
Guilford
Mr. Stacy
Rockingham
House of Representatives
John Caffey
W. C. Bradley
Canvass Totals Show Amending Tax Limit Support and Court Vote
County canvass reports first complete figures on state income tax limit and amendments. Five amendments pass except income tax limit raise. Supreme Court size expansion proposal passes. homestead exemption and property classification measures also approved. Voters in London wed. Queen Mary liner features 60,000 ct ft refrigerating space. Camel humps store fat, not water.
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State Supreme Court
London
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Ublic
Bession
Plany City
Chevrolet
Ford iRoadster
Ford
N. Main St
EAC
Southern Dairies
NBC
Fair
W. T. Tice
Doris Koonce
Faye Dodamead
Dorothy
Eloise Rankin
Arnold Koonce, Jr
Stanwood Kennett
Lum
Abner
Sanford Jordan
Lloyd Flythe
Roy Champion
John Mebane
R. H. Todd
W. E. Gray
Clyde R. Hoey
William Grissom
W. Pee
J. S. White
Thad Eure
James I. Campbell
George Ross Poll
J. M. van Hoy
Charles M. Johnson
Clarence T. Allen
Clyde A. Erwin
Calvin Zimmerman
A. A. F. Seawell
Fred D. Hamrick
W. Kerr Scott
John L. Phelps
A. L. Fletcher
David T. Vance
Dan C. Boney
H. F. Seawell, Jr
Supreme Court
George W. Connor
W. L. Gudger
William A. Devin
William G. Bramham
Marshall T. Spears
Thomas C. Carter
Frank M. Armstrong
H.S. Williams
United States
W. G. Coble
James M. Simpson
M. L. Slate
J. R. Edmunds
W. B. Trogdon, Jr
Roscoe C. Causey
KE. Coletrane
Joe F. Hoffman, Jr
Charles C. Hammer
Big Ben
Orsay le Dandy
South Main ST
B. C
Fletchers Castoria
Woodbury’s Soap
Amos
Andy
Libby
Eckerd’s Reinderiag
Sers.ce
Pfeiffer’s
Schick
Eckerd’s
Horlick
By J. S. Klein
Rudy Vallee
Johann Strauss
Vienna
Strauss
Europe
Queen Victoria
ISO Kronen
Austria
NEA Service, Inc
Bucur
Cadillac
Gadios Pan Poeeibe
Cery
E.S.T
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
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