Reforestation Plan Used Here Embodies Roosevelt Ideas
High Point’s watershed reforestation follows Franklin D Roosevelt’s relief concept. Twenty one workers started planting with 32 000 seedlings allotted and up to 100 000 foreseen if stock allows. Plans, directed by City Manager E M Knox, aim to curb erosion and regulate stream runoff while building future timber supply with short leaf and loblolly pines tulip poplar and black locust.
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F. H. Claridge
E. M. Knox
High Point
Claridge
Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds can lead to serious trouble and Creomulsion is advertised as a treatment. The ad claims creosote and other ingredients soothe infected membranes and stop irritation while being absorbed to target germs. It guarantees satisfaction and offers a money refund if not relieved after following directions.
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Adv
Services Held For Robert B. Thompson
Funeral services for Robert B. Thompson aged 31 were held at 3 30pm Wednesday at 180 King Street with Rev. Thomas Howard of the Pentecostal Holiness church officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers: W E Proctor Charles Hiatt Dewey Underwood Walter Hutchins L C Coletrane E P Coletrane. Flowers by Mildred Allen Lizzie Jenkins Grace Bean Elsie Trotter. Hymns included What a Friend We Have In Jesus Jesus Lover of Soul and Sowing and Reaping.
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Robert B. Thompson
Jamestown Township
King Street
Thomas Howard
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
W. E. Proctor
Charles Hiatt
Dewey Underwood
Walter Hutchins
L. C. Coletrane
E. P. Coletrane
Former Lumberjack To Go To Congress
Seattle reports Major E. B. Grammer, a former lumberjack, named by Governor Hartley to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Wesley L. Jones as United States senator from Washington. Grammer, a Republican, will serve until March 4 when Homer T. Bone, the Democrat elected to succeed Jones, takes office.
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Seattle
E. 8
Grammer
United States
Washington
Roland Hartley
Wesley L. Jones
Senate
Homer T. Bone
Jones
Miller's Herb Extract touted as a cure all remedy
A promotional notice claims Miller's Herb Extract relieves stomach disorders indigestion and constipation and helps with headaches dizziness appetite loss and vitality. It suggests using the product to cleanse poisons and maintain health and urges readers to obtain a bottle at Pr on Drug Store High Goan N.
President-elect Roosevelt unseen as train speeds through city
A special presidential train bearing Franklin D. Roosevelt sped through High Point on the way to Warm Springs Georgia at about 45 mph. A crowd of nearly 500 gathered in hopeful anticipation but the behind the scenes itinerary prevented any public appearance by Roosevelt.
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Raleigh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
High Point
State Department of Conservation and Development
Washington
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Twin apple on display at The Enterprise window
Bronzie Lawson, owner of The Enterprise, displayed a twin apple found in a bucket of apples he purchased. The unusual fruit reportedly has two cores and drew curiosity today.
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Enterprise
Bronzie Lawson
Fire destroys Wallace home and farm buildings near here
A nighttime blaze razed the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wallace and quickly spread to nearby structures on the farm, destroying them as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Jesse Wallace
Hold Services Today for Local Train Fatalities
Funeral services are held today for FE W Cogonius aged 16 and E A Phillips aged 15 who died after being struck by a freight train in Greensboro on Monday. Police and railroad officials continue to investigate the tragedy.
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Greensboro
FE. W. Cogonius
E. A. Phillips
Peterson's Ointment Promises Instant Eczema Relief
Advertisement claims one application stops itching and soreness and a few days clears red cracked skin. Peterson's Ointment has served over 30 years, with a 35 cent box available at all Grug stores.
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Peterson
Peterson's
Ady
City Officials Vie For Vacant Welfare Board Offices
City managers and department heads press claims for two third floor rooms vacated by the welfare board. Requests come from the boys and girls commissioners, the librarian, accounting, tax billing, jailer, and possibly a city kitchen. Welfare board remains settled at the Commercial club with relief distribution and federal aid records.
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Welfare Board
E. M. Knox
Forrest H. Shuford
Pearl Parker
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Ernest Davis
Commercial Club
Raleigh
Strong Appeal Made By Howard At Cary Revival
Rev Charles B Howard of Cary spoke to about 500 at Green Street Baptist church in the third revival service of a series on The Unashamed Worker. He will preach again tonight at 730 and the services run through the week and likely next. Tomorrow night features a youth service at the same hour. Miss Cora Lee Cannon, a personal worker, will meet children at 4 this afternoon and workers at 7 tonight. Public invited.
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Charles B. Howard
Cary
Green Street Baptist Church
Howard
Cora Lee Cannon
North Carolina seeks Ceraso and Helen returns for trial
Governor O Max Gardner asked Alabama’s governor to extradite Richard J Ceraso from Tuscaloosa to Forsyth County to face abandonment and non support charges. Requisition papers were also sent from West Virginia for Ernest Helen on charges of passing worthless checks. State locations not stated.
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Raleigh
Max Gardner
Alabama
Forsyth County
Richard J. Ceraso
Tuscaloosa
Ceraso Ia
Herard
West Virginia
Ernest H_len
Leeds
North Carolina
Marvin Reavis Jailed After Threat During Warrant Attempt
Marvin Reavis was jailed in North Wilkesboro after officers said he fired at them while they attempted to serve a warrant charging violation of prohibition laws. Bond was set at $1,000.
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Marvin Reavis
North Wilkesboro
Price Re-elected President of Atlantic and Yadkin Railway
Joe Man Price was re-elected president at the annual meeting of directors in Greensboro. The Atlantic and Yadkin Railway Company announced the leadership renewal with Price continuing in the chief executive role.
Newton man held on liquor transport charge near North Wilkesboro
G. M. Little of Newton was arrested near North Wilkesboro with 45 gallons of liquor in his car. Bond was set at 1000 dollars by officers who described the incident as transporting liquor.
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North Wilkeseboro
G. M. Little
Newton
Thanksgiving message on intangibles and faith
Rev. G Ray Jordan urged gratitude for enduring intangible values during hard times. He spoke to a Wesley Memorial audience about friendship and fellowship, memories that brighten life, and the fellowship of Jesus beyond station or rank as a path to perpetual thanksgiving.
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Rev
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley
Wesley Memorial
Mr. Jordan
Jesus
Hall Files Report On Campaign Fund
Warren V. Hall secretary manager of the tenth district and Mecklenburg county Republican committees filed the financial report with Secretary of State James A. Hartness. The district committee received 2.47 and spent that amount. the county group received 406 and spent 346.47.
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Raleigh
Warren V. Hall
Tenth Congressional Distr*t
Mecklenburg County
Republican
Secrery of
James A. Hartnese
Tall
Bank check settles lien claim in municipal court
A municipal court jury ruled that a $1000 cashier's check presented by Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company did not support recovery in a suit by B. M. Hayworth. The bank had funds to cover the check, but records of broader cash reserves were kept from the trial. The check passed through A. M. Payne to Hayworth and then to Loflin and Dawkins, contractors who built the house.
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Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company
Commercial National Bank
B. M. Hayworth
National Credit Corporatorn
E. B. Steed
A. M. Payne
Hayworth
Loflin and Dawkins
Thanksgiving Observances Highlight Quiet High Point Day
High Point joined a morning Sunrise service at Central Friends church led by A. J. Koonce and packed baskets for needy families. Many churches held services, while football fans traveled to games and others hunted or visited relatives as fair weather and quiet streets marked the holiday.
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High Point Christian Endavor 'Sion
Central Friends Church
A. J. Koonce
City Union
First Baptist
First Church
First Presbyterian
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Central Friends
Deep River Quarterly Meeting
North Main Street Baptist
Emanuel Lutheran
St. Mary's Episcopal
Christian Science
Virginia
Robichaux Finds Hunting Excellent In Caswell Section
L G Robichaux rested from a three day Caswell county hunt sharing his season. He bagged two wild turkeys and seventeen additional birds without dogs as game proves plentiful in that section.
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Robichaux
Caswell
L. G. Robichaux
Caswell County
Bacon couple to visit Goldsboro hosts Adams duo
Mr and Mrs J D Bacon travel to Goldsboro to stay with Mr and Mrs J S Adams for several days of hospitality and social visiting.
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J. D. Bacon
Goldsboro
Mrs. J. S. Adams
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Ot Point
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Congress
City Shoe Shop
W. Commerce
Piedmont Ins
College
Will
Elks’ Entertainment
Howard Ennis
Sheraton Orchestra
Elks
Sheraton Hotel
Barber Shop
Princess Cafe
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J. B. Petty
W. B. Saunders
N. C
Ceraso
Hall
Lumber Company
Central Friends Annes
North Main
Exchan
Bloo Furniture Exchange
En Information Bureau
Little Rock
Ark
L&h Coal
Coal Loop & Howell Coal Co
N. L. Garner
Occidental Life Ins. Co
H.W. HH. Tull
I. W. Smith
Frank
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Rose Marie
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