Trinity Professors Publish Four Books in Rapid Pace
Durham, Oct. 6. Trinity College professors near to four books in as many months with works by Dr. F A G Cooper and Dr W T Laprade soon to appear. Earlier, Prof H E Spence issued A Guide to the Study of the English Bible while Dr R G Adams Political Ideas of the American Revolution drew favorable notices. The University of Chicago Press will issue Coopers work this fall, and Laprades Par liamentary Papers of John Robinson is set for release shortly.
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James Cannon III
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Boston Transcript
Hartford Durant
University of Chicago Press
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Royal Historical Society of England
Royal Society
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England
Hotel and restaurant waitresses fear early tip counting
Many waitresses in hotels and restaurants believe that counting tips before the day ends will reduce takings. The belief shows how staff worries about cash flow and earnings patterns influence daily tipping behavior.
South Main Street School to Open Monday Morning
The South Main Street graded school will open Monday morning with arrangements for proper care of pupils announced by W. M. Marr, city public schools superintendent. Grimes Street school opening date not set. South Main Street school now ready for occupancy after repair work. temporary toilet facilities arranged.
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South Main Street
W. M. Marr
Grimes Street
Physical standards unchanged since ancient times
Despite a declining global death rate, human bodily form and physique remain as they were ten thousand years ago, suggesting little long term improvement in average physical stature.
Armistice Day Plans in High Point
Dr. YT Thurman Mann leads Andrew Jackson post committees to stage Armistice Day on November 11 with a parade, fireworks, music and speakers. Merchants may close, factories suspend work, and officials seek a city holiday. Committees include Speaker and arrangements and Publicity with named chairmen and members.
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YT. Thurman Mann
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
High Point
Legion
L. R. Johnston
R. N. Mann
D. C. McRae
David Harris
W. B. Hall
B. H. Carraway
Ben T. Moore
J. I. Groome
R. E. Snow
John Raper
Oscar L. Smith
G. H. King
J. Worth Bacon
de. F. Te Mann
Funeral Held for Aged Woman in Archdale and Lexington
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sarah Angeline Strange, aged 79, of Archdale and Lexington. She leaves seven children including R F Strange and W S Strange, 31 grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and four brothers. Survived by husband B J Strange who died 43 years ago. Services conducted by Miss Clara I Cox at Archdale and by Dr Bain of the Lutheran church in Lexington.
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Ben English
Archdale
Salisbury
W .&. Strange
G. EB. Strange
B. T. English
J. B. Hall
Lexington
Clara I. Cox
Bain
Luatheran Church
Salvation Army Campaign Dates Shift to October 13 14
J Ed Millis announces the canvass for Salvation Army funds has moved from Thursday October 12 to Friday October 13 and Saturday October 14. He says an advisory committee will organize to ensure the appeal succeeds over the two days.
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J. Ed Millis
Salvation Army
Everybody's Day at Thomasville Promises Big Town Event
Advertising for Everybody's Day at Thomasville describes an auto caravan of residents visiting High Point. Elaborate preparations aim to make the day the most enjoyable in years with a dog bench show featuring pointers setters beagles and hounds nationwide and a silver cup for the best dog. Free attractions include circus acts and music by James F Victor's concert band.
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Thomasville
High Point
Cmp
James F. Victor
Air Travel Figures Show Over Ten Thousand England Passengers
Ten thousand seven hundred thirty one passengers were carried to and from England in airplanes last year underscoring growing air travel demand and cross channel mobility for the year.
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England
Fire alarms answered twice during fire prevention week
Fire department responded to two calls this morning despite the week. The first alarm was at the Tomilin fon ball factory at Hamilton and Green where a dust pipe burst into flames but was quickly extinguished. The second alarm was Mrs. C. E. Thompson’s residence at 701 English Street where a kitchen fire was discovered early and put out before major damage.
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Tomilinfon Ball Factory
Hamilton and
Green Streets
C. E. Thompson
English Street
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