Councilmen Needing Second Ward Pick After Blake Death
City council begins race to fill the second ward seat left by the death of Charles F. Blake after a car crash. Prospects include John Sheloff M Ernest Welch Pickett Montgomery J E Kirkman Henry D Perry C L Amos J E Kirkman W L Stamey with party lines shaping the choice.
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Charles F. Blake
Davidson Hospital
Lexington
Blake
Davis
Conrad
Millis
Clinard
Hmit
John Sheloff
M. Ernest Welch
Henry D. Perry
C. L. Amos
J. E. Kirkman
W. L. Stamey
Mr. Stamey
Davidson County broom factory to expand capacity
Lexington reports S. L. Tesh, owner of the county’s only broom factory, has been negotiating for new machinery. The plant now runs twelve dozen finished brooms daily, and the upgrade is expected to markedly boost output.
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Lexington
S. L. Tesh
Davidson County
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic Week
Periods of showers in the first half and again later in the week with temperatures near or slightly below normal for most of the period.
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South Atlantic
Modern Love Lure Topic at Central Friends Church Morning
Tom A Sykes minister will address the congregation at Central Friends Church this morning on A Modern Love Lure with a night talk on The Christian and Social Service. Special music includes Arthur E Fidler violin offertory Cradle Song Hauser and a duet Lead Kindly Light by Lansing with Anna Mendenhall and Norman Fidler.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Arthur E. Fidler
Hauser
Anna Mendenhall
Norman Fidler
Lansing
Ollows
Sophi
Jesus
Tob A. Sykes
Stark
Franz
Christian and Social Service
Tom A. Sykes
Allegra
King
Forty-four make high honor roll at High Point Negro school
Honor roll list for the first month of the current school year released by E. E. Cartwright, principal, naming students across grades who did not make the honor roll and listing numerous seniors to freshmen with many spellings and typos in the readable fragment.
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Negro Normal
High Point Negro Normal High School
E. E. Cartwright
Geraldine Truesdale
Francis Spencer
Blanche Sapp
Letitia Pearson
Willie Lassiter
Emily Lambert
Addie Kincaid
Leslie Truesdale
Ethel Walker
Lucy Champlin
Geraldine Gannaway
Aldie Blanton
Josephine Griffin Julies Ashworth
Jackson Knight
Marie Graves
Ruth Baldwin
Paul Haizlip
Clara Humphrey
Elwood Tyson
Ineg Boger
Vernell Caveness
Walter Goldston
Herbert Morehead
Annie B. Clark
Genevieve Eccles
Lethia Gibson
Madge Moore
Stella Torrence
Amy Saunder
Daisy Mallory
Williard Capke
Mary Morrison
Williard Vels
Mary Parker
Eva Alford
Azradis Haywood
Rosa Kelley
Ida Alston
Clarice Mack
Della Baldwin
Lillian Gray
Goldean Freeman
Everett Richardson
Unusual Whim Observed on Local Pear Tree
In Lexington Kentucky a pear tree at Hall of this city yielded two crops in one season. After a June large harvest, the tree bloomed again and developed several pears. Fruit growers in the area call the phenomenon highly unusual.
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Lexington
Qet
Gym Classes at the Y Open With Large Turnout
YMCA gym classes are in full swing after three weeks with record turnout. Men and boys will start athletic competitions next week, including a 20 yard dash as a featured event. A new class begins Thursday at 7 PM for interested participants.
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Theorg
Andrews backs co operative plan for college study
Dr. R M Andrews president of High Point college advocates a co operative education system similar to the University of Cincinnati model. Students would alternate two weeks of classes with two weeks of work in local plants. He cautions current finances delay adoption until facilities and endowment grow.
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R. M. Andrews
High Point College
University of Cincinnati
Hi-Po
Andrews
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Robert’s
Traveling Convenience Hooks Your Coat In Flight
A movable fixture hook and a folding hanger provide overhead rack support to catch and hold a coat during travel. The design aims to free hands and keep outerwear secure on trips.
Pond depth sparks unexpected debate at Passing Show
In a quirky exchange a performer questions the pond’s depth eight feet as the show closes with the man on a car top and a line about The Other It stills. The moment flashes through the Passing Show routine.
Emergency ironing board turns hotel drawer into makeshift station
Traveling guest improvises by turning a hotel drawer upside down and padding it with bath towels to create a functional ironing surface. The hack highlights quick, low cost solutions for on the road.
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Man
Second Ward
Nurses
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Autobestos
Hudson
Packard
John F. Weber
East High Street
G. C. Manly
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Sykes
OXY
Ludwig
Huth Newburg
Ohio
Says
Madame Melba
Wrenn St
N. QC
Mortgate
G. B
C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Raleigh Phore
Greensboro Bond & Mortgage CO
Lee Newby
Commercial National Bank
Rowland Real Estate
Garner and
Carrie
Commercial
N. C
Reliance Life Insurance Company of
Pittsburgh
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank
The
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
C. A. Ellis
V. A. 2d. Idol
Treas
Real Estate Loan Co
B. M. McCara
Phome
West Washington
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