Orphans Home Leaders Depart After Eleven Years
Mr. Garrett ends 11 year tenure as superintendent of the High Point Children's Home. Under his watch the home grew from 16 to 78 children and gained strong local support including a new swimming pool funded by C. B. Hayworth, W. C. Perkins, and C. C. Muse. He will join High Point college as field representative while remaining a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piwik Nhe Ee
Randolph County
W. R. Lowdermilk
Ir. Garrett
High Point College
Garrett
High Point
C. B. Hayworth
W. C. Perkins
C. C. Muse
Mr. Haysworth
Mr. Perkins
Not Sending Child to School In Police Court
Mrs. John Meines, a white woman, was tried before Judge J. M. Hedgecock on a charge of violating the compulsory school attendance law. Prayer for judgment was continued two weeks. The arrest warrant was issued after Miss Susie West, the school attendance officer, reported the child had attended school only two days this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meines
J. M. Hedgecock
Meines
Susie West
City Police Court Clears Multiple Liquor Cases
QC. D. Burton was tried on three charges for driving while intoxicated, violating the prohibition law, and speeding. Judge Hedgecock fined him 40, 25, and 10 dollars plus costs. J. P. Burton was indicted for aiding and abetting but discharged. Carl Jones fined 20 for violating prohibition law with notice of appeal. N. H. Lowe indicted for a worthless check but warrant withdrawn and costs paid. J. Y. W. Clement Nol pros on passing a worthless check. Alvin Smith Nol pros with leave for disorderly conduct. George Matthews had judgment suspended after paying costs plus a 50 dollar fine for carrying a concealed weapon. L. L. Davis fined 50 for driving drunk. 25 of the fine remitted, and 25 remitted on another case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Burton
J. M. Hedgecock
J. P. Burton
Carl Jones
Guilford Superior
Ll. L. Davis
Jamestown
Matthews
Revival Closes At Oak Hill Church
Oak Hill Church revival services led by Rev. Forlos Norman closed yesterday after ten days. The meeting saw strong turnout and 85 conversions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Church
Oak Wild Ecarch
Forlos Norman
Guard Your Eyes Advice Emphasizes Vision Health
The Eyesight Conservation Council urges timely eye care as two million U S children lag in school work from poor vision. It warns of tension and wear on the nervous system from strain, notes appearance, headaches, and stomach issues tied to eyesight, and advises daily habits to protect sight including rest, outdoor viewing, and avoiding strain in dim light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eyesight Conservation Council
United States
Do You Laugh Each Day by Fred Faulkner
A short advisory piece cites Dr Samuel Johnson on daily laughter and urges outdoor activity to boost mood and health. It extols fresh air and brisk walking as natural remedies for grouchiness and indigestion, advocating companionship to sustain daily laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Faulkner
Samuel Johnson
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