Pageant of Progress film to screen in Broadhurst theatre
A 1928 historical Pageant of Progress parade documentary will be shown at the Broadhurst theatre on Thursday and Friday. It revisits North Carolina road and transportation history, with scenes from the Chicago Century of Progress parade and reenactments of colonial and Civil War eras.
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High Point
Boone-Wilmington
Broadshurst Theater
Chicago
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Salem
Mount Airy
E. A. Snow
R. A. Wheeler
Hubert Work
Interior
Bartlett
New Hampshire
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
Cameron Morrison
W. A. Blair
Don McRae
Cc. L. Amos
W. L. Jackson
R. O. Lindsay
T. J. Gold
S. S. Coe
H. W. Kronheimer
C. & Grayson
D. R. Parker
Mary Munyon
H. A. Millis
Lawrence Matton
J. Allen Austin
J. C. Sheploff
A. Sherrod
J. E. Marsh
J. H. Adams
Harry Raymond
I. T. Mann
R. R. Ragan
W. A. Hayes
BE. W. Freeze
C. A. Ring
H. B. Hiatt
BE. A. Snow
R. H. Wheeler
Carter Dalton
S. C. Clark
J. Ed Millis
Horace Haworth
Joseph Cox
Chase Idol
F. Logan Porter
Fred Bartlett
Craven Page
C. C. Garrett
Phil Warner
Barbecue honors Guilford County Commissioners in High Point
In Greensboro on November 15 a Tass testimonial at Jefferson Country Club honored three Guilford county commissioners: George L. Stansbury J. W. Burke and R. Flake Shaw. About 2 200 invitations were sent and a large crowd attended as Judge Lewis E. Teague led the program with Rev. S. M. Rankin giving the blessing.
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Enterprises
Greensboro
High Point
Tass
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
George L. Stansbury
J. W. Burke
R. Flake Shaw
Jefferson Country Club
Citizens’ Committee
Lewis E. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
M. Rankin
Teague
Guilford County
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion Remedy
Ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless cough remedy. Claims seven best-known ingredients, no narcotics, easy to take, and money-back refund from the local pharmacist if relief is not felt.
Trinity Defeats Pilot 14 0 To Extend Undefeated Run
Trinity High School remained undefeated with a 14 to 0 victory over Pilot High School. Key plays came from the White Brothers and John Rutledge as Trinity’s defense limited Pilot and kept the season flawless with 92 total points scored against opponents.
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Trinity High School
Pilot High School
White Brothers
John Rutledge
Trinity
Guilford County Officials Honored For Fiscal Stewardship
Proclaimed savings of approximately $200000 in bank holdings credited to the wisdom of commissioners Shaw Hoffman and Causey. Judge Teague announced two members were honored as Senior figures. State Treasurer Johnson praised Guilford’s financial management and debt service record, citing tax supervision advances and property valuation efforts. Representative Umstead spoke on county governance and fiscal integrity.
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Shaw
Teague
Joe H. Hoffman, Jr
R. C. Causey
Guilford County
A. C. Hudson
William B. Umstead
Umstead Defends New Deal Program At Greensboro Event
The administration’s recovery effort drew a large crowd as Rep. Umstead defended the program against fascism and communism, stressing work opportunities and avoidance of starvation. Julius C. Smith introduced Umstead as “tried and true” while three honor guests Stansbury Shaw and Burke were feted despite Shaw’s recent auto accident.
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Julius C. Smith
Greensboro
Umstead
Eed
Stansbury
Shaw
Burke
Mr. Shaw
Chicago wholesale dairy and eggs prices steady
Chicago market report lists butter at 7,853 steady with no change in price and eggs at 529 firm with prices unchanged in the local wholesale segment dated November 15.
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Chicago
Thomasville Bears Brunt of Unusually Capricious Winds
A strong wind ripped the top from a Thomasville Chair company plant on Taylor street and damaged the boiler roof at the Thomasville Family Laundry. The gusts also blew a garage about, with repairs underway and damage not believed to be severe.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Taylor Street
Thomesville
M. L. Martin Dies Suddenly In City Home
M L Martin a long time city resident died suddenly at 901 West Green Street at 3 45 this morning He was born December 10 1879 in Randolph county He married Hat tie Vincannon in 1900 later to Sarah Lawson Surviving are his wife two sons William and Page and daughter Adaline all of the city The body remains at Koonce funeral home with funeral Friday at 11 from First Christian church Interment at Pleasant Ridge near Franklinville.
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M. M. Martin
West Green Street
Randolph County
W. C
Adaline Allred
Mr. Martin
Hattie Vincannon
Sarah Lawson
First Christian Church
Chickasaw Tribe
Improved Order of Red Men
Alma Furniture Co
William
Page Martin
Adaline Martin
Koonce Funeral Home
West Green and
Tryon Streets
J. W. Allred
Mr. Pollard
Pleasant Ridge Church
Franklinville
Body of Ira L. Elliott Shipped to Ludlow Ky
The body of Ira L. Elliott aged 65 died at his sister in law Mrs T S Goebel’s home at 1424 North Hamilton Street. It was sent by the 12:37 train to Ludlow Ky for funeral services Thursday afternoon and burial in Covington Ky. Mrs T S Goebel and an aunt accompanied the body.
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Ira L. Elliott
T. S. Goebel
North Hamilton Street
Ludlow
Covington
Winston Tobacco Holds Above $18
Winston-Salem tobacco prices stayed firm for the second straight day with an average of 18.05 per hundredweight on 1,026,172 pounds sold. Sellers realized 185,013.65 from the day’s offerings as volumes remained high and prices strengthened for farmers, warehousemen, and market officials.
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Winston-Salem
412 Days Cruise From High Point to New York and Bermuda
This ad offers a 412 days cruise package from High Point North Carolina to New York and Bermuda with round trip rail to New York and back. It includes first class accommodations on the Columbus to Bermuda with meals on the steamer. The Columbus serves as Bermuda hotel with two daylight days and one night there. Passport not required. Train cost and New York meals not included. Government taxes extra. Rail tickets valid November 28 and 29 with final return December 7 1933. Columbus sails New York November 29 at 11:59 p.m. and returns December 4 1933 in the morning.
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High Point
N. C
New York
Columbus New York
Bermuda
Columbus
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Pageant of Progress
Boone-Wilmington High
Judge Teague
Charles M. Johnson
Guilford
Gastonia
Firestone Service Stores, Inc. Phone
Firestone
UCL
Firestone Batteries
McDonald’s
A. L
Steve” Stevens
Mer. N. Main and
Church Streets
M. ML. Martin
Mr. Elliott
Winston Tobacco
Bermuda Steamship
North German Lloyd
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N. C
Southern Railway System
Rexall
United States
Rexall Orderlies
Epsom
JASMI
CNM A
Rexa
Vincent‘s
Mi31
Eli Cotton
Magnesia
Sic
Rexillana
Rexall Theatrical
Harmony Cream of Almonds
Uth
Agarex
Agar Agar
Mann
Cecil
Ibd
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