Banquet planned for High Point fire and police
Final plans for the annual High Point fire and police departments banquet aim to run on schedule at 6 20 tomorrow evening in the Southern Furniture Exposition building. City officials including R H Sechrest and K E Knox will be guests and toastmaster will be Wm C Vome.
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High Point Fire and Police Departments
Southern Furniture Exposition
K Vome
Ty Council
Occa
Ing
T. Gold, Sr
R. H. Sechrest
Public Safety Commit
BE. M. Knox
Ohn
S. Pickett
Ge Lewis BE. Teague
High Council
L. J. Fisher
Democratic Exutive Committee
High Point
Motor Club appoints Millard Todd as manager in Charlotte
Millard Todd has been transferred from Charlotte to assume duties as manager of the Carolina Motor Club. The group announces license tag sales begin December 1 with no extension of sale time. The highway patrol will arrest motorists without proper tags and extra officers are to enforce the law. A new branch office at 213 North Main Street will handle tag sales to minimize confusion. Motorists are urged to buy tags early to avoid last minute rush.
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Millard Todd
Charlotte
Carolina Motor Club
Ing
Tor Club
Todd
Ffice
Highway Patrol
North Main Reet
Local Fair Plans Accelerate as Opening Week Arrives
The High Point New Deal Fair moves toward opening Welch Field next Monday with school children from Randolph Guilford and Davidson counties extended early dismissals on Tuesday. Children admitted free 130 to 6 pm with midway rides at five cents. Gerald Snellens, Empire Shows manager, has arrived to finalize contracts as work at Welch Field continues.
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W. F
Welch Field
Sanford
Randolph d Guilford
Davidson Coun
Welch Meld
Old Dutch windmills revived with new machinery
The article notes the onrush of mechanical equipment making windmills seem doomed, then explains revised methods to repurpose these historic structures with modern machinery to restore usefulness.
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Holland
Dr Clai bor n Hill speaks on international relations to Rotary
Dr Clai born R Hill head of English at High Point college addressed Rotarians at the Sheraton on international relations. He used Edna St Vincent Millay's Atria Da Capo to illustrate barriers between nations and urged breaking them down. He criticized motion pictures for misrepresenting American life while praising historical lessons and foreign insight.
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Sheraton Hotel
Claiborn R. Hill
High Point College
Hill
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Cambridge
Sloan
Andrews
Robert Rankin
Deep River Monthly Meeting Reports Mission Work
Deep River held its monthly meeting Thursday with good attendance. Rev Arthur Payne of Cuba, a 33 year missionary, shared details of the work and the hardships there. his son Hugh spoke too. Nearby residents attended several events and visits including the funeral of Mrs Inez Clary and hospital news about Mrs EB White.
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Deep River
Arthur Payne
Cuba
Hugh
Harrison Brady
V. V. Horney
Kinston
Inez Clary
High Point
Marvin Wood
Reuben Jordan
Pearl
Faye Jones
Ken Maynard Show at Broadhurst Theater This Saturday
Ken Maynard headlines at the Broadhurst for one day only with The Fiddlin Buckaroo. Maynard directs and stars as a government badge bearing outlaw who rescues his sweetheart through a sequence of fights and-white knuckle chases across rugged mountains.
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Ken Maynard
Broadhurst
Broadhurst Theater
Universal
Maynard
New York Stocks Rise Across Rail Oil and Industrial Shares
A broad price advance lifts the market as investments in Pullman, Pure Oil, Radio, Sears, and other majors push totals higher. Notable gains appear for Tex Gulf Oil, Transamerica, Alcoa, Alabama Car, and United Aircraft with overall turnover near two and three quarter million dollars.
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Ches
Ohio
Eeeeenss
WMG Colum G
Uy 2
Pullman Jal
Oke
Pure Oil
Radio Rey Tob
Ali Seab
Sears Reed
Socony Vacuum
Start Cal Ltd Oil NJ
Studebaker Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Oil
Transamerica
Adams
Adams A
Altrogage i. Cicies
AON
Alleg Corp Eae
COCR
al Chem and Dye
Auburn
Briggs Mfg
Bklyn-Man
Sacks
Elec Auto
Gillette Gdyr T
Boone Cree
Nick
Jonas Manwile
Teereese
Melvinacot
Ceee
Ceeeeneeeses
Lim Kroger Grace
Csee Tereeeerees Ligg
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Eewaentkey
Eee Loews
Ceaig
Ieee
Louis
MR Net
Keen
SOM
Enewsies
Monty Ward
Cies
Nash Mot
Cece Sisteeneesee
Nat Cash
Seeeereene Nat Dairy
Soa
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Northern Pac Pac G
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Penn RR
Penn Dix
Phillips Pet Pub
Sve
UN Carbide
Fae
Fees
United Circuit
United Corp
United Fruit U
Indus Alco
Mtel
Steel
Uli! P
Vick Chem
Wa-Care Chem
Sss
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Warner
West UN
Westingh
Wolworth
Saaehen
MG Tor Sk
Cebedass
Aviation Corp Sss
Byers Corp
Vead
Auaqubenes Ae Crucible
Dulent de HW
Soso Esvsesesss OS
Houston
Otis Elevator
Penny J
Flamingo’s Atypical Bill Sparks A Curious Scenery
In a peculiar note a flamingo’s beak is described as inverted during growth, producing an unusual bill. Separately a historical claim notes tobacco cultivation being banned in Egypt while Egyptian cigarettes circulate globally.
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Egypt
Delegation Plans Talk With Major Fletcher On Office
A High Point delegation will travel to Raleigh to confer with Major A L Fletcher on placing a permanent employment office in the city. Local officials and business leaders have pressed for a state labor department branch, citing federal funds and High Point’s strong employment record. The group includes John R. Peacock, Frank Sizemore, Judge Lewis E Teague, W Ney Evans, J O House, W B McEwen and Mrs R K Stewart.
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High Point
Raleigh
Major A. L. Fletcher
Major Fletcher
Labor Department
State Labor Department
North Carolina
John R. Peacock
Frank Sizemore
Lewis E. Teague
W. Ney Evans
J. O. House
W. B. McEwen
R. K. Stewart
Man Aims for Jail Road Work After Long Job Search
A well dressed young man in High Point asks a policeman to arrest him for drunkenness to gain jail time and road work. He explains years of unemployment and financial stress, and asks Judge Teague to sentence him to the roads. He is aided by a friend and will be placed at work within 48 hours.
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High Point
Judge Teague
Eleven Year Old Betty Anne Mosgeler Shows Promising Art Talent
Charlotte reporter notes Betty Anne Mosgeler an eleven year old artist who paints vigorous subjects in oils. She aims to send a portrait of President Roosevelt to him and dreams of becoming an aviator if art stalls. She admires cowboys pirates and militaristic scenes.
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Charlotte
Betty Anne Mosgeler
Betty Anne
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Pole climate hailed as healthiest by explorer Sir Douglas Mawson
British explorer Sir Douglas Mawson says the North Pole climate is the world’s healthiest because the intense cold prevents germs from living there. He notes the extreme conditions deter most pathogens and keep the environment unusually sterile.
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North Pole
Douglas Mawson
Local Exchange Registers Listings At Community Exchange
Today at the Community Exchange several registrations note exchanges and work requests. A man seeks to swap a double bed and springs and a davenport for wood while a woman offers a comfortable room for furnace services. Others post domestic work and wages, including a colored man for general house work a white girl for housework and a colored boy for butler or cafe work. White girl also seeks wages. A brown plush coat 88 or 40 seeks a heater or cook stove.
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Community Exchange
Services On Friday At Local Synagogue
Considerable interest surrounds Friday evening services at B Nai Israel synagogue. Rabbi H S Goodkowitz officiates. Sabbath eve services begin at 7 45 and he will speak on Birthrights and Pottage. Visitors are invited.
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B'Nai-Israel
H. S. Goodkowitz
Goodkowitz
W G Slack Grocery Damaged By Flames
Firemen from company No three were called to W G Slack's Grocery at 733 West Green Street shortly after 10 this morning to extinguish a fire. The flames were put out quickly and the damage is believed not to be great.
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Slack’s Grocery
West Green Street
Insurance case ends with agent testimony verdict
An insurance dispute in which Elsie Allred sues Home Security Life Insurance Co over a 240 policy claim ended with a plaintiff favorable verdict after an agent testified that age was mis-stated on the application. The jury also awarded 3060 to William T. Spence against R A McGarry for car damage from a backing incident at a High Point Country Club dance last year.
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Elsie Allred
Home Security Life Insurance Company
H. W. Pell
Lewis
William T. Spence
Durham
McGarry
High Point Country Club
Volleyball Players Form Varsity Team at Y M C A
A city wide volleyball league gathers over 100 players under Wade Marlette. A YMCA committee of M A Temple W W Raper and Bunn Dunn will lead the varsity squad formed after yesterday’s practice at the Y gym. Three practice games ended with a turkey dinner for athletes. Tonight’s games match East Coast Line against South Main Methodist and High School faculty versus First M P with YMCA teams facing First Baptist and East Coast Line.
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Y Gymnasium
M. A. Temple
W. W. Raper
Bunn Dunn
Wade Marlette
East Coast Line
South Main Methodist
First M. P
First Baptist
Red Shield Club Meet Members Young Men's Board
Salvation Army Red Shield club members gathered at the citadel on South Main street for a 5 pm meeting with the Young Men Auxiliary of the Advisory Board. Charles W. McAnally and Odell Lindsay Jr spoke on winter program plans and aims to enroll 100 boys. 46 attended yesterday.
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Red Shield Club
The
Salvation Army
Army Citadel
South Main Street
Young Men's Auxiliary
Charles W. McAnally
Young Men's Board
Odell Lindsay, Jr
Mr. McAnally
Chicago produce market report and price ranges
Butter prices steady with creamery specials around 22% to 28% under 98 score and extras 92 notches. extra firsts 80 to 91 cents. firsts 84 to 90 cents. seconds 86 to 87 cents. standards around 90 cents. Egg prices firm and unchanged.
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Chicago
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Ire AndPolice Depostage
K. Young
T. J. Gold, Sr
Alotor Club
This
DR. Fill
Rotary Club
Deep River News
Tom Bame
Mrs
T. J. Jones
Hickory Grove
Marion
Tom Baine
Mabel
Helen
Alma Davis
Buster Smith
Greensboro
EB. J. White
Guilford General Hospital
New York
Isees
Gulf Oil
Chicago Grain
Aceue
Commissioner of Labor
High Point Branch of
Riety
Charlotte Lass
W. G. Slack Grocery
Woodrow Ave
Morris Street
Wood
Split Or Chunk
Speedway
M. R. Hobbs
Folkstone
Young Men’s Board
H. P. Sira Becker Tailoring Co
Woolworth’s
Old Man Happy
Bruce Carraway
J. P
Concord
N. C
Cummings
Cummings Battery Co
W. Green
Marietta
Penna
Assort- Villee
Biltmore Hotel
J. B. Austin
L. V. Ingram
B & R Woodyard
Montheu
Elliot
Websters Shell
Sedgefield
Sykes
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
National Organization
Bennett
Elwood Hotel
W. Green St
Sechrest Grocery
Asheboro Rd
Smithdeal Realty & Ins. Co
N. Main
Hayworth Springs
Jim Cruthis
Oakdale Cotton Mill
Montlieu Avenue
H. A. Cecil
Whit St
Ao Hs Street
English St
Johnson
J. N. Mee
Cecil
S. M
Willowbrook
Taylor St
Washington
Cook St
Monthey Ave
Lucey Man
Superior Court
Guilford County
Lilliah B. Byerly
A H H. Jennings
Idliie Jannings
Lindsay Street
King Street
Sunset Drive
W. J. Stout
I. Walser
Percy Wiliame Bridgman
Hollis
Harvard University
Co-Op Finance CO
West
Washington Street
Raper and Lewis
Willowbrook Phobe
Sartin
Oleray
Apt
Grimes St
Green St
Lake ‘Triangle
Commerce
Cedron St
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