Public Hearing Tonight on North Main Zone Changes
Two public hearings are set for 8 p.m. in the council chamber to discuss extending the North Main street business zone from 150 feet north of Howell to 150 feet north of Ray and from 150 feet north of Ray to 150 feet north of Montlieu Avenue. City officials expect many property owners to attend as proposals advertised under the City Planning and Zoning Ordinance advance for action.
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Howell Street
Ray Street
Montlieu Avenue
North Main Street
Council Chamber
Davis
Flag and Bible Given at Balfour School on Armistice Day
A Armistice Day program at Balfour school featured a Bible and flag presentation by Washington Camp No 41 Patriotic Order Sons of America and Asheboro Klan No 139. The Junior Order band provided music and students pledged to the flag after the raises and benediction by Prof S B Wilson.
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Balfour School
Washington Camp No
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Asheboro Klan No
Junior Order Band of
Asheboro
America
P. E. Pritchard
T. Fletcher Bulla
D. C. Holt
H. H. Koonts
J. C. Pierce
Balfour School Board
Col
D. H. Melton
S. B. Wilson
Yale Quarterback Hoben Poised for Harvard Stadium Test
Should Hoben play for Yale this Saturday at Harvard stadium, he hails from Torrington Conn the same town as Ducky Pond the only Yale back to cross the goal line in Harvard stadium in 19 years Harvard likely will give him close watch as the plucky Yale quarterback.
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Hoben
New York
Johnny Hoben
Yale
Harvard
Torrington
Conn
Ducky Pond
Hensley to Present Convention Report at West End
Rev. Samuel T. Hensley returns from Durham where he attended the 97th annual State Baptist convention. He will report to his West End Baptist Church congregation at 7:30 this evening before resuming mission work in the eastern state. He plans to stay away until December 15.
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Samuel T. Hensley
State Baptist Mission Board
State Baptist Convention
Durham
West End
Hensley
High Point Democrats to Meet at Club Hall on Main Street
The High Point Democratic club schedules a 7:30 PM meeting in the club hall over McCrory's store on South Main. President R B Parker says 300 members are expected as the party expands since last Thursday's visit by Congressman W C Hammer. plans include a large rally and supper later this month with leading state speakers.
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High Point Democratic Club
McCrory’s
South Main Street
R. B. Parker
Parker
W. C. Hammer
North Carolina
Fas
Noted Educator Praises High Point High School
Dr. A. F. E. Winship, editor of the Journal of Education, writes Superintendent T. Wingate Andrews praising High Point’s new high school for its architecture and modernism after a two week visit. He recalls the tour and address to city teachers, commending southern educational progress during his ten week tour of North Carolina.
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A. F E. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Winship
South
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Robersonville man held after child death crash
Ben L. Stevenson of Robersonville was held on $500 bond in Williamston pending investigation into the death of five year old Ed Bunting Jr. who was fatally struck by Stevenson's automobile on a highway near Williamston.
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Williamston
Ben L. Stevenson
Robersonville
Ed Bunting, Jr
Stevenson
Here
Local colleges stage three one act plays this evening
The Dramatic Workshop of High Point college presents The Maker of Dreams Riders of the Sea and Spreading the News at 8 in the college auditorium. Miss Mary Todd says the shows foster appreciation for drama and the group also built the sets and arranged lighting for the first public performance.
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Dramatic Workshop
High Point College
Mary Todd
Pee Dee Bridge Destruction Set for December 15
A tentative date of December 15 is set for destroying the Pee Dee river bridge after tests by the state highway commission and engineering societies. Brigadier General Boland and Frank Page agreed on the plan at a bridge meeting with J. W. Mills reporting progress. Bombing by Fort Bragg and Langley Field aircraft and artillery will proceed once tests are finished. delays possible if tests run long.
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Pee Dee River
State Highway Commission
J. W. Mills
Enfogeer
Fifth District
General Boland
Arm Air Corps
Frank Page
Mills
Fort Bragg
Langley Field
Cold follows in wake of storm across the Midwest
Chicago reports a sweeping lake storm has subsided but seasonable cold grips the Midwest. Snow piles up in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan while Lake Superior shipping moves cautiously in unsettled seas. Governor Fred Green of Michigan and a deer hunting party are believed isolated near Grand Marais.
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Chicago
Midwest
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Lake Superior
Fred Green
Michigan
Grand Marais
Ashland
Wis
Butterfield
Port Arthur
Ont
Canadian
Mrs Grayson Praises German Aviation Interest
Berlin scene features Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson praising broad German aviation interest. She notes Americans seek only brief flight experiences, while Germans view flying as essential for rapid travel. Grayson plans a Copenhagen flight in her plane The Dawn with backer Mrs Mabel Anker, avoiding her Danish host.
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Berlin
Frances Wilson Grayson
United States
Denmark
Paris
America
Tempelhof
Grayson
Copenhagen
Mabel Anker
Moe
Razor gadget sparks bloodless revolution satire
Sharp business line extols a new shaving device as a revolution in grooming. The reply concedes the gadget is not bloodless, hinting at sharper wit and potential hazards in a tongue in cheek exchange.
Several Boys Held for Killing Lola Chambers
In Winston-Salem on November 17 AP reports Ralph Stewart, 18, of Union Cross faces $10,000 bond for grand jury murder charge in Lola Chambers death. Accomplices Ray Smith 20, Garrett Whitaker 16, Rudolph Jones 16 held on $1,000 bonds. Wayne Hedgecock 13 held on $500. Hearing before Magistrate W F Byrd followed claims they fired to “have fun” after stopping the car twice and mortally wounding the woman. Stewart, Smith, and Whitaker also face an attempted robbery charge involving a Lexington road filling station.
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Winston-Salem
Lola Chambers
Ralph Stewart
Union Cross
Ray Smith
Garrett Whitaker
Rudolph Jones
Wayne Hedgecock
W. F.byrd
Stewart
Chambers
Smith
Whitaker
B. F. Kearns
Lexington Road
Brothers Ro land and Archie Marvin await hearing on threats
In Goldsboro on November 17, Ro land and Archie Marvin of Wayne county were released on 500 dollar bond and awaited a hearing on charges of threatening farmer Jim Mozingo. Mozingo claimed his barn was blown up and that he received orders from a so called duck gang to leave the community.
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Goldsboro
Liberty
Roland
Archie Marvin
Wayne County
Brothers
Jim Mozingo
Turkey Dinner Tonight at Central Friends Church Annex
A Thanksgiving turkey dinner will be served tonight from 6 to 8 at the Central Friends church annex to raise funds for church charities expenses and missions. The event is organized by the women’s auxiliary with committees for serving kitchen ticket sales returns and menus featuring roast turkey gravy dressing cranberry jelly buttered peas candied sweet potatoes coleslaw hot rolls ice cream cake or persimmon pudding and coffee.
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Central Friends Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Effie Cox
Roy Briggs
Horace Haworth
A. C. Jones
D. R. Parker
S. H. Tomlinson
FE. J. Jarrett
Marie Caddell
C. B. Mattocks
Schwartz Clothing Co Opens New Store Tomorrow
The Schwartz Clothing company will open its new store at 108 North Main street tomorrow morning. It offers a popular priced assortment of shoes hats caps and furnishings. The company includes I. Schwartz and Sam Shavitz with past ties to local shoe and apparel businesses.
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Schwartz Clothing Company
North Main Street
I. Schwartz
Sam Shavitz
Schwartz
High Point
Schwartz Shoe Company
Broad Street
Shavitz
Hub Clothing Company
Mission Threatened at Yuenkong, Reports Say
Reports received at Canton from Hong Kong via Exchange Telegraph say the American mission at Yuenkong is threatened. No further details provided and the warning is brief.
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London
Canton
Yuenkong
Hong Kong
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