High Point High School Library Seen Heavily Used
Miss Louise Justice reports strong circulation at High Point High School with 35 101 volumes checked out in two months. Average pupil borrowings run 29 books, while shelves hold 5 367 volumes circulated six and a half times, with newspapers and magazines also heavily handled.
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Louise Justice
High Point High School
Miss Justice
Mae Graham
Civil Court Calendar Shows Motions and Receiverships
The Civil Court page lists multiple motions for Saturday November 26 and details numerous receivership actions. It includes cases like Samuel J. Shimer & Sons vs Shelton Woodworking Machinery Company and Waterman Plumbing & Heating Company, plus many others against lenders and manufacturers with receiverships noted for each entity. The docket shows diverse firms across construction, hardware, furniture, marble, textiles, and insurance with various plaintiffs and corporate defendants.
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Bryan
J. B. Kennedy
McGhee
William London
A. Pat Brown
L. T. Wood
W. Harrison Eddinger and
Thomasville Telephone Co
Starr Motor Company
J. A. Cook
Brenard Manufacturing Company
L. W. Ingram
Ingram’s
H. F. Moore
J. M. Lassiter
Samuel J. Shimer & Sons
Shelton Woodworking Machinery Company
Pairbanks
Morse & Company
Waterman Plumbing & Heating Company
Waterman Plumbing & Heating Co
Bird & Son Inc
Crescent Lumber Company
Crescent Lumber Co
Otis Hidden Company, Inc
Redding-Jones Furniture Co. Inc
Redding-Jones Furniture Company
Williamson Veneer Company
Dimension Veneer Co
Dimension Ve
Harllee Equipment Co., Inc
Alabama Marble Co
High Point Marble & Tile Co., Inc
Point Marble & Tile Co
A. E. Taplin
Smith Supply Co
Noxall Waist & Dress Co
Emily Shop, Inc
Emily Shop
High Point Grocery Co
J. E. Perryman & Son
J. B. Perryman & Son
Chas, Y. Fox, Et al
M. M. White
Perley A. Thomas Car Works, Inc
Perley A. Thomas Car Works
Jacob Sugar
Leonard & Younts, Inc
al Schwartz
The
Style Shop
Knox cites six year low expenses in city council statement
In a council statement Knox reports total expenses last year at 1,090,975.78 less than the prior year. He notes over 250,000 in reductions came from City and School Operation Funds with further cuts from other funds. The city budget totaled 1,900,000 with net savings of 189,755.21 despite overages in the Sinking Fund and Street Land Fund.
Parents Go To School Night showcases crafts and tours
The event at the local high school on Tuesday night lets parents observe woodworking drawing cooking and sewing classes in home economics and see the daily schedule lunch room and room numbers. A detailed time plan compresses seven periods into 7 30 to 9 10 with ten minute classes and a cafeteria lunch at 9 10.
City Operation Fund reports savings and overruns
The City Operation Fund shows total encumbrance of 710121.12 dollars and savings of 104878.88 dollars about 13 percent. Jail and welfare departments overspent by 258.88 and 848.74 respectively. Other departments saved 105986.50, net savings 104878.88. Electric current costs rose 33220.94 but yielded 71510.72 in revenue, making operating costs lower than four years ago. Wages decreased 92026.96, services contracted rose about 8000, electricity offset 9500, supplies trimmed about 4000. General government cost last year 15980.63 vs appropriation 22400. prior year expenses 32892.34.
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Department of Law
Department of Finance
Department of Public Safety
Department of General Government
Pitt Panthers Edge Carnegie Tech 6 0 in Rainy Classic
Pitt's Panthers defeated Carnegie Tech 6 to 0 before about 15 000 in a rain soaked 19th annual classic. A second half break allowed Harvey Rooker to score after a long punt return and a fumble by Skibo safety Dueger sealed the win.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Carnegie Tech
Tech
Harvey Rooker
Miller Munjas
Dueger
Skibo
Pitts Triumph as Weinstock Breaks Through For TD
Pitt surged onto Tech’s four yard line and in three plays Izzy Weinstock pierced the line for the touchdown.
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Pitt
Tech
Izzy Weinstock
First Christian Church Sunday Services Notice
Sunday school at First Christian church today begins 9 45 a m with Bascom Moffitt as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev M A Pollard. Young Ladies class meets at 704 Commerce Street with Miss Johnsie Moffitt. Prayer meeting and choir practice at 7 30 Tuesday night. Public invited.
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First Christian Church
Bascom Moffitt
M. A. Pollard
Johnsie Moffitt
Commerce Street
Erickson Revival Meeting Continues at Ward Street Rink
The Erickson revival will be continued at the old skating rink located at 112 Ward Street off South Main. Community faithful are invited to attend the ongoing gathering and await further notices for schedule updates.
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Erickson
Erickson Revival
Ward Street
South Main
Attendance Grows at Regional Meeting Ahead of Weeklong Services
A good turnout from surrounding cities attended last week’s meeting. A special service on Sunday at 11 00 am will preach on Baptism of the Holy Spirit. A mass meeting follows Sunday at 7 30 pm and continues each night at 7 30 pm through the week with all invited.
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Knox
Council
Department of Public Welfare
Health, Parks and Recreation
Welfare and Charities
Department of Public Utilities
E. M. Knox
Flynn
Wm Trat
Wy Ag
Jeevan Last
Iene
Carnegie
Turkey
Schiffman’s
Gotham Sterling
Reed and Barton
Si Silversmith
Sterling
Gorham Towle Reed
Barton Wallace International
Princess Patricia
Gorham
Wallace
Imaguna
Schiffman's