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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1922

Page

2

Civitan head keys High Point club banquet

The International Civitan president O B Andrews of Chattanooga Tenn spoke at the Sheraton hotel banquet. Civitan endorsed establishing a city Y M C A and named a two member committee to attend the December 15 central meeting to plan the drive. The American Legion educational week was also endorsed with speakers including T J Gold J T Mann J J Farris R G C Haberkern and Dr John W Tankersey.

High Point Civitans O. B. Andrews Chattanooga Tenn Sheraton Civitan Civitans High Point American Legion Andrews T. J. Gold Pr. J. T. Mann J. J. Farris R. G C. Haberkern Winston-Salem John W. Tankersey Greensboro

Klan Pastor Oscar Haywood Faces Church Probe

Rev. Oscar Haywood of the Cavalry Baptists faces church board inquiry after defying Mayor Moylan's ban on Klux Klan activity. Deacons will examine whether he violated church principles or impaired his usefulness as a Klan organizer. Date of appearance not set.

New York Oscar Haywood Cavalry Baptists Church Moylan S. Raymond Estey Haywood

Detroit Mayor James Couzens Named U S Senator

Detroit Mayor James A. Couzens was appointed by Governor Groesbeck to fill the unexpired term of former Senator Truman H. Newberry. Couzens accepted the appointment, the governor announced.

Lansing M.c James A. Couzens Detroit Groesbeck United States Michigan Truman H. Newberry Couzens

Juniors to Hear Special Sermon at First Reformed Church

Rev Milton Whitener will preach a Thanksgiving sermon to High Point Juni or Order United American Mechanics in First Reformed Church A 7 30 p m Sunday meeting in Guilford council hall precedes the service with four lodges attending.

Milton Whitener High Point United American Mechanics First Reformed Church Hall of Guilford Council

Salvation Army Drive Under Way in Gastonia

A financial campaign began Monday at 9 a m to raise 5000 for the Salvation Army post in Gastonia. Most funds stay in Gastonia with a portion for the divisional hospital in Greenville South Carolina where six Gastonia girls and infants were sent last year.

Salvation Army Gastonia Greenville S. C

Free State Executes Three Rebels in Dublin

Dublin November 30 The free state government continued executing rebels captured bearing arms. Three men were put to death today one for carrying a revolver and two for carrying bombs under the ongoing policy.

Dublin Associated Press

Morgan Denies Loan to Chilean Rail Fusion

J P Morgan and Co denied reports from Santiago that it offered a loan of 500000 pounds sterling to Chile's government for the fusion of the Chile Argentine Transludanean railway.

Morgan New York J. P. Morgan & Co Santiago Sloan

High Point mirror maker F Ecker builds fame in Furniture City

Fer dinand Ecker, a leading south mirror manufacturer and High Point booster, came from Hartsville Lorraine in 1879. He lived 24 years in New York learning the trade before establishing a sole mirror factory in 1891. His High Point business grew as local furniture makers became customers. Continued on page four.

Ferdinand Ecker South High Point America Hartsville Lorraine New York City New York Ecker

Mrs Shields Granted Liberty After Slaying Case

Deeland Florida November 30 Mrs Alice E Shields released from county jail after Feb detention in connection with the slaying of her husband William A Shields formerly of Illinois The district attorney did not press the charge of murder in the first degree due to the principal witness being out of state The prosecution had planned a trial this week.

London Reopens Nightlife as Licenses Rush In

London moves to renew licenses for night cafes music and dance halls amid a surge of demand. Churches and welfare groups protest claiming London has endured seven years without these venues and that reopening is unnecessary at this time.

London

Governor Robertson to stand trial for bribery in December

Ada Oklahoma November 80 Governor J B A Robertson will go on trial in district court December 12 on a bribery charge. Special Judge Thomas A Edwards overruled a demurrer to the indictment and defense lawyers pressed for an immediate trial.

Ada Okla J. B. A. Robertson Oklahoma Thomas A. Edwards

Harding to have fresh strawberries at Thanksgiving

In Kissimmee Florida President Harding is expected to enjoy fresh strawberries with his Thanksgiving Day dinner. Plant City growers sent selected berries by express in a specially constructed container to the White House yesterday.

Kissimee Fla Harding Plant City

Professor Johnson Visits Canal During Panama Transit

Professor Emery R. Johnson of the University of Pennsylvania, whose tolls system guided Panama Canal policy, travelled through the canal on Tuesday aboard the Santa Elisa and met Governor Morrow.

Panama Emery R. Johnson University of Pennsylvania Morrow

North Carolina Employment Bureaus Place 446 Workers

Four hundred forty six job seekers registered with the U S Department of Labor employment bureaus in North Carolina last week and were placed in positions. Federal Director M L Shipman released the regular report detailing the placements.

Raleigh United States Department of Labor North Carolina M. L. Shipman

Honey bee profits rise in North Carolina apiaries

NC honey bees yield high returns in a season says C L Sams of the agricultural extension service. About 200000 colonies exist in the state with many beekeepers reporting strong profits from careful management in the mountains Piedmont and coastal plain. One apiary with 60 colonies earned 750 cash in six working days. A 50 colony unit in another mountain county brought 600 cash.

Raleigh North Carolina C. L. Sams Agricultural Extension Service Mountain Piedmont Coastal Plain

Auction sale of 15 automobiles seized under liquor law

Nearly a thousand people attended the Danville auction of 15 cars seized under the state liquor law. Cars varied in model and condition, with Edward Richardson winning a touring car for 11 dollars and Mrs Landon Campbell purchasing a durable car for 245 dollars.

Danville Edward Richardson Landon Campbell

Governor grants 60 day respite for Willie Hardison

RALEIGH Nov 29 Willie Hardison a Black man scheduled for execution at the state prison received a 60 day respite from Governor Morrison. The scheduled electrocution was deferred Monday after a request by Solicitor J A Powers of Onslow county.

Raleigh Willie Hardison Morrison J. A. Powers Onslow County

Owsley Outlines Legion Policy In Radio Address

National commander Alvin Owsley used government radio to define American Legion policy on disabled care immigration labor national defense and wartime compensation. He urged gratitude for veterans and called for vigilance to protect the constitution and Supreme Court while stressing illiteracy education and future citizen training.

Washington Alvin Owsley The American Legion Rocky Mountains Legion Supreme Court Owsley America Russia United States

Birth Announcement for John Wilson

Mr and Mrs Joe Presnell of Vail Street announce the birth of a son John Wilson on November 28.

Joe Presnell Vail Street John Wilson

Greek Cabinet Members Face Execution With Odd Bravery

Six former Greek cabinet ministers executed near Athens faced death with unusual calm. Theoktis Baltaantzis and General Hadjanestis appeared in their mantles, Gouvaris kept hands in pockets, Stratratos lit a cigarette and handed his case to an officer, while Tokas and Battantzis spoke cheerfully with Gounaris.

Athens Associated Press Theotokis Baltaantzis Hadjanestis Gounaris Stratratos Thatokas Battantzis Prototatanakis

Police hunt fourth bandit after Columbus shooting

Police in Columbus Ohio search for the fourth member of a bandit party that killed Patrolman Koehler and wounded Corporal Friddle. Two members were captured near Little Chapel, twenty miles west, after Friddle shot and killed one of them. Authorities believe the last man died from exhaustion or escaped by hopping a freight car.

Columbus Koehler Friddle Little Chapel Here Pen French

Senator May Be Rail Manager

Detroit may name a United States senator as head of the city transport system next Monday Mayor James Couzens appointed yesterday to fill the unexpired term of Senator Newberry has indicated he will stay on as railway manager after reporting to Washington Acting Mayor John C Lodge and the street railway commission support the proposal

Detroit United States James Coucens Newberry Washington John C. Lodge Street Railway Commission

Australian Railroad to Open Central Continent Rail Line

Adelaide reports a new Ooonadattan railway will run into the center of Australia and through the richest mineral and pastoral regions. The minister announces it as the first step toward grafting railways across deserts to boost commerce and serve as a defensive coastal barrier.

Adelaide South Australia

Lockout Averted in Metropolitan Building Trade

The Lockwood Legislative committee on Tuesday averted a threatened work stoppage in New York Metropolitan area by negotiating a truce between building employers and union workers, preventing idleness among about 100 000 laborers.

New York Navy Lockwood Legislative Committee

Trinity coeds name Rowena Adams prettiest at college

Durham notes the Trinity College Chanticleer honor poll names Rowena Adams of Statesville as the prettiest among coeds. Other awards include Most striking Hunter Holloway, Most stately Hermennia Haynes, Most athletic Mamie Johnson, Most charming Helen Cantrell, Most original Nora Chaffin, and more from North Carolina and Missouri entrants.

Durham Helen Mary Lickford Trinity College Rowena Adams Statesville Elizabeth Newcomb Henderson N. C Ethel Merritt Rowland Aura Holton Flora Meredith Hagerstown Florence Harris Washington Sal Agnes Judd Varina

Family killed by stove blamed in Lan caster

State chemists concluded that Irving Jm Henderson his wife Florence and their four children died from carbon monoxide produced by a defective stove not from poison. The bodies were found in their Lancaster home on November 29.

Columbus, O Irving Jm. Henderson Florence Lancaster Henderson

Kiwanis Back Move for High Point Y M C A

Kiwanis club endorses establishing a Y M C A in High Point and forms a two member per organization committee to work with other groups. Fred N. Tate urges a December 15 central meeting with Wilson Smith expected to discuss Y M C A plans and city impact.

Local highs win first cage game

High Point highs opened the 1922 basketball season by defeating the Greensboro highs in High Point last night by 14 to 12. The game was close throughout with a small margin for the victors as Ingram Irvin etc. played in the lineup and substitutions were made for Fuqua Ragan Perdue Hedrick and others.

High Point Highs Greensboro High Point Cagers High Point Pos Ingram L Irvin Ragan RF Williams Fuqua Carl Johnson Roy Perdue R.G Fred Ruth Perdue Hedrick Ingram

Villa Declines Memoirs to Be Rancher and Benefactor

Pancho Villa in Durango declines to write his memoirs despite a reported offer of 50 000 dollars from an American publisher. He says he has no wish to perpetuate his adventures and prefers his small children hear of their father's exploits as a rancher and benefactor.

Villa Mexico City Pancho Villa Durango

Buckingham Palace to Replace The Mews with Garage

London November 13 The royal stables at Buckingham Palace known as The Mews will be demolished to make way for a modern garage able to accommodate the royal family's growing fleet of automobiles.

London Buckingham Palace Regal Familly

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. Andrews Sheraton Hotel High Point Builders Furniture City Harry Palmer New York World Ferd Ecker Mrs. Shields Liberty Ne Berries Johnson Canal Uwsley of the American Legion Mr. Owsley Legionnaires Tion Love Birds of Movielana Charlie Chaplin Pola Negri Pickford Fairbanks Trinny Loy Vavemert High Point Club MR. Tate O Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Fred N. Tate Chamber of Comaneree Tate Wilson Smith Kiwanians Thomas J. Gold Eit Winston-Salem Kiwanis Club High Poin Daughters of the American Revolution C. Clark Ralph Parker Union Cross
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