Wolfpack Eleven Readies For Tar Heel Showdown
Wolfpack emerged with minimal injuries after beating Roanoke College on Saturday. Coach Hartsell will rest players until the Carolina game next Thursday to allow bruises to heal. Multiple backfield options including Morris Randolph Jeanette Long, Park, and Morris are seen as potential quarterbacks. Joe Ripple stood out at end for State.
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Wolfpack
Roanoke College
Tech
Hartsell
Carolina
Techmen
Holland
Andy Randolph
Bostian
Cox
Virginians
Randolph
Jennette
Long
Bill Morris
Morris
Jeanette
Park
Joe Ripple
Roanoke
Tom Park
State
Reds Draft Big Bill Harris from Winston-Salem Twins
High Point reports that pitcher Big Bill Harris, a standout for the Winston-Salem Twins last season, has been drafted by the Cincinnati Reds. The draft list announced by baseball commissioner K. M. Landis also shows Harris as property of the Charlotte club of the Sally league, with Clancy’s club renting him for the season.
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High Point
Bill” Harris
Winston- Salem Twins
Cincinnati Reds
K. M. Landis
Harris
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Charlotte
Boston Braves
Bill Harris
Clancy
Moravian Church Founding Sesquicentennial Observed
In Winston Salem on October 17 a centennial sermon by Bishop Edward Randthaler of the Southern province marked the Moravian church founding at Friedland in this county. Miss Adelaide Fries attended as the reader of the historical sketch and a love feast followed as two services recalled Friedland’s 50 year centennial. Eleven members from Sunday’s congregation also attended the Friedland celebration fifty years prior.
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Winston-Salem
Friedland
Edward Randthaler
Adelaide Fries
Meeting of High Point Commandery No. 24 Tonight
Sir Knights are called to a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 PM. New member uniforms have arrived and will be issued at this gathering. Refreshments will be served and all Sir Knights should report in full uniform.
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High Point Commandery No
Real estate flow boosts Guilford as Jamestown leads deal list
High Point ranks second in Guilford real estate yesterday with Jamestown township atop the transactions. The Greensboro Bank and Trust Co sold 133 acres in Jamestown to Gardner-Hill Mining Co for 12000, later deeded to Wayne A Etchel for about 13000. Other sales include Bettis Kirkman on Leonard street High Point for about 500 and several parcels in Jamestown and Gilmer townships ranging from 100 to 2000 dollars.
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High Point
Guilford
Jamestown Township
Greensboro Bank . &. Trust Co
Gardner-Hill Mining Co
Wayne A. Etchel
P. T. Troxler
Mamie Cureton
Bettis Kirkman
Leonard Street
High, Point
A. M. Hiatt
J. D. Shackleford
John Wheeler
BE. A. Woodel
Hertford Street
McCormack Avenue
H. C.davis
J. D. Shackelford
James
J. R. Barton
Dr. C. E. Reitzel
Liberty Street
W. H. Manss
Riggle D. Anman
Ward Street
Neil Morrison
A. F. Brooks
Gilmer Township
Luda Vaughn Davis
H. C. Davis
Deep River
Statesville Manufacturer Improves After Serious Operation
Eugene Morrison of Statesville, a noted manufacturer and businessman, underwent a grave operation at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia. A message received yesterday reports he is steadily improving and on the road to recovery, much to the relief of anxious friends.
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Statesville
Eugene Morrison
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Fire Prevention Meeting Aims to Educate Public
Washington reports the Railway Fire Prevention association opens a three day meet with aims to expand public fire safety education. It cites 1921 U S fire losses of 485 million dollars and nearly 15 000 deaths including 83 percent among mothers children and invalids underscoring the need for broader campaigns against carelessness where fire is possible. Nearly 90 percent of these losses of life were preventable.
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Washington
Railway Fire Prevention Association
United States
Association
Fire Prevention Week Observance Aids Safety Efforts
The meeting marks the culmination of Fire Prevention Week designated by President Harding. The campaign is supported by insurance activities, the U S Chamber of Commerce, and local chambers. Railroad officers and employees have cooperated in the observance.
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Harding
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dishored Bills Rise Among Osaka Retailers This Year
In Osaka the number of dishonored drawers in the first eight months reached 523 with 678 837 yen involved, up from 375 and 470 855 yen a year earlier. Average per drawer rose from 987 to 1 274 yen, indicating broadening hardship from small to larger merchants. timber dealers largely blamed on market slump and stock buildup.
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Osaka
Japan
High Point Grocery Carries Government Corn Beet Hash
The High Point Grocery Co has received a car load of government released Corn Beet Hash and is selling it to customers. Packed by Libby McNeill Libby, the 2 lb can is priced at 20 cents, down from 50 cents, and touted as of finest quality. It is listed on menus of top hotels and Pulmans.
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High Point Grocery CO
Libby, McNeil & Libby
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