Georgia Governor Russell to Speak in High Point Rally
Announcement last night said Governor Richard B. Russell of Georgia will address a North Carolina rally in High Point on November 4. Governor Gardner will greet him and introduce the Georgian at a high school auditorium event with Democratic leaders from multiple counties attending.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
North Carolina
High Point
High Point Township
C. Maxner
Russell
Georgia Supreme Court
United States Senate
Forsyth
Davdson
Randolph
Rockingham
Alamance
Orange
Durham
L. J. Fisher
Democratic Executive Committee
Capus M. Waynick
State Senate
Gardner
Raleigh
Wallace Winborne
Fisher
Charlotte
Elwood
Sheraton Hotel
Democratic
O. Max Gardner
Prohibition Law Violators Lead High Point Court Docket
The High Point Municipal court set to begin October 26 lists cases on drunkenness driving while intoxicated possession of whiskey and other violations of federal prohibition law. The docket includes Albert Haynes Queen Hartford Kearns BR Parker Hortense Yates auto intox ed cases and multiple resist arrest citations among others.
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High Point
Haynes
Albert Queen
Hartford Ae Aes San’ Dae Kearns
BR. C. Parker
Auto Intox Hortense Yates
J. R. Wilson
T. B. Hyde
T. L. Freeman
A. KR. Samuels
Jennie Jones
Thomas Mills Inc Hosts Employee Barbecue and Dance
About 350 Thomas Mills employees and guests enjoyed a barbecue at Triangle Lake with condiments, cheese, chips, pickles, baked rabbit, ham and pastries. Welmers roasted at charcoal pits while forks roasted weiners into hot dogs. Howard Ennis and his Sinful Syncopaters provided music as W. B. Thomas and N. W. Bales were praised for organizing the gala event.
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Thomas Mills, Inc
Triange Lake
Thomas Mills
Welmers
California
Howard Ennis
W. B. Thomas
N. W. Bales
Couple Win Private Pilot Licenses in City Tests
Miss Jean Beyson of Greensboro and Floyd Teague of the city passed the U S Chamber of Commerce aviation tests for private pilots licenses. Tests were at Charles Kenner Flying field by Robert Menick of the commerce department. Instructions were given by Pilot Paul Dass, a well known local flyer.
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Jean Beyson
Greensboro
Floyd Teague
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Charles Kenner
Robert Menick
Department of Commerce
Paul Dass
Jocal
Bible and Flag Presented to Ir High School by Civic Groups
Four local councils of Jr. Order United American Mechanics and the Patriotic Order of Sons of America will present a Bible and a large American flag to Ir. High School at a 2:30 PM ceremony in the junior high auditorium. Out of town speakers will inaugurate the program with remarks, scripture, and formal presentations.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Hugh Mitchell
Statesville
Arthur Kirkman
America
J. Gurney Briggs
J. M. Hilliard
J. W. Sechrest
B. C. Sisk
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
P. O
J. A. Sloop
O. Arthur Kirkman
R. E B. Ranson
Sedalia Singers to Appear at William Penn High
The Sedalia Singers directed by Charlotte Hawkins Brown will perform Friday night in the auditorium of the William Penn Colored High School in High Point before departing for a northern tour. The Palmer Memorial Institute group from near Greensboro will sing old spirituals and has drawn praise nationwide.
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William Penn Colored High School
Sedalia Singers
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Palmer Memorial Institute
Greensboro
High Point
E. E. Cartright
Sedalia
Southland
Cinderella to be staged by Junior Service League in November
High Point announces the Junior Service League will present Cinderella on November 5 at 10 a.m. in the Junior High auditorium. Margaret Hauser directs with a cast including Mrs Willis Slane and Dorothy Ingram, featuring scenery made by league members and a sponsoring Arts and Interests department led by Mrs Lawrence C. Matton.
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High Point Junior Servic League
Misa Margaret Hauser
Junior Service League
Arts and Interests
League
Lawrence C. Matton
Anambitions One
Miss Hauser
Cinderella
Margaret Hauser
Willis Slane
Pink
Jack Thomas
Violet
Grattan Foy
Buttercup
Andrew Lindsay
Countess Cross-Patch
Frank Murr
Scold
Irvin Groome
Sneer
Elizabeth Beitzel
Fuss Budget
Matt Wall
Alex Rankin, Jr
Sam Strickland
8. S. Saunders
Page
Joe Pell
Logan Lovelace
Red Riding Hood
Nell Adams
Jack
Dorothy Ingram
Jill
Elizabeth Adams
Mesdames
Robert Collins
Wade Marsh
Sam Davis
Tom Kearns
Frazier To Speak At Big GOP Rally Here Next Tuesday
Frazier of Greensboro will headline a large Republican rally in a grove beside 14006 Franklin Street with a 3 PM fellowship gathering and a 7 PM address, followed by a chicken supper. Organizers expect several thousand attendees and feature speakers including C A Reynolds and W I Ward along with county candidates.
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Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Frazier
Big G.O.P
Azier
E L. Wood
Franklin Street
Mr. Wood
A. Coke Cecil
Republican Party
Cecil
C. A. Reynolds
A C. Davis
Senate
W. I. Ward
Graham
Congress
James 5. Duncan
Queen Bess Kenna
Mr. Frazier
Expect Better Air Mail Service Here In The Near Future
A Greensboro conference on air mail promised improved service for High Point with schedule changes to connect local dispatches with Eastern Air Transport planes at Greensboro airport. Prominent Guilford County business leaders heard government and airline officials discuss faster mail transport and its business benefits.
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High Point
Greensboro
Eastern Air Transport, Inc
Guilford County
Eastern Airle
Luther K. Bell
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
New York
Fred M. Hions
Atlanta
O. R. York
John K. Ottley, Jr
Southern Division
Eastern Air Transport
J. C. Showmaker
H. W. Rufus
Greensboro Alert
Rufus Flyng Service
Thomasville to Hear Mrs Gregory Tuesday
Thomasville Democratic is set to hear Mrs Edwin Gregory of Salisbury daughter of the late Senator Overman at 7 30 Tuesday night in the Main Street School auditorium. The speaker will discuss important phases of the current campaign and a large crowd is expected.
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Thomasville
Democratic
Edwin Gregory
Salisbury
Lee S&s. Overman
Main Street
Gregory Willl
Industrial Workers Committees To Meet
All committees of the Industrial Workers Association of High Point are asked to attend a meeting at the association headquarters on South Main Street Monday night at 7. President D. W. Bradley announced. Workers of the Crown Hosiery mill are also invited to attend.
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Industrial Workers Association of
High Point
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Crown
Laso
Andrews Re elected Mairman For Northwestern District Teachers
T Win gate Andrews, superintendent of Andrews city schools, was re elected chairman of the Northwestern District Teachers association for a second term. The conference in Greensboro named him to succeed Guy B. Phillips and set next year of High Point as site for the meeting. M A Yount was elected vice chairman and Miss Margaret Linker secretary.
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Northwestern District Teachers Association
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
H. G. Owens
Greensboro
Andrews
Guy B. Phillips
North Carolina Teachers Association
M. A. Yount
Alamance County
Margaret Linker
H. B. van Oot
Richmond
Edwin H. Reeder
Columbia University
Board of Education
Mrs Norton Guest of Local Teachers At Luncheon
Mrs John K Norton of Columbia University and National Education Association committee member spoke at the Northwestern District Teachers convention in Greensboro this weekend. She was luncheon guest of Mrs R F J Johnson Mrs Dan Schroder and Miss Ivey Taylor and toured local school plants praising the schools and the city’s beauty.
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John K. Norton
Columbia University
National Education Association
Northwestern
Greensboro
R. F. J. Johnson
Dan Schroder
Ivey Paylor
Installation of F W Officials Set for Monday Week
High Point post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars to install new officers on Monday night October 21. Commander J W McMahon seeks a second term and plans appoint ment of H Polly Gnyder as department deputy chief of staff. A communist committee will report on local activities. Armistice Day celebration planned with American Legion.
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J. W. McMahon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
McMahon
A. K E. Bennett
Winston-Salem
H. Polly Gnyder
Department
F. C. Potts
Holland
V. F. W. Post
American Legion
Ra. P. Myers
G. W. King
J. P. Walker
R. E. Shelton
T. J. Chaney
Smoking at Wheel Banned for Drivers in Czechoslovakia
Authorities in Czechoslovakia ban smoking by automobile drivers after multiple road accidents blamed on smokers at the wheel. The new rule targets driver distraction and aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries nationwide.
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Czechoslovakia
Former High Point Girl finds birth name after 25 year search
Jennie May Frances Harris, adopted as a child, has learned her birth name Sallie Hartis and reunited with her brother Frank Harris of Durham. The discovery came from Mecklenburg County archives after a long 38 year mystery. Mrs. Westfall and her mother and Durham relatives plan further contact.
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High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
Indianapolis
May Westfall
Mecklenburg County
Durham
Jennie May Frances Harris
Mrs. Westfall
Sallie Hartis
Hattie Neely
Socialist NOMinee Targets Capitalism in Plea for Socialism
Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential candidate, addressed over 1,000 listeners at a junior high school. He argued capitalism causes poverty, ridiculed Hoover era promises, and urged public ownership with a maintenance wage to revitalize the economy.
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Norman Thomas
Thomas
Hoover
Noth
Complete Program Arranged For Air Port In Afternoon
A full program is planned this afternoon at the Charles Kenner flying field off the Greensboro road. Pilot Paul Davis will perform a stunt flight around 2 o'clock with additional events on the schedule. Capt. C. M. Goodsell pilots the large tri motor Ford plane which will be on display through Tuesday, drawing many spectators to inspect the ship.
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Charles Kenner
Greensboro
Paul Davis
C. M. Goodsell
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Insurance Offer
A new National Protective Policy costs $3.65 yearly and promises monthly benefits up to $100 and death benefits up to $1,500. It targets ages 7 to 80, employed or not, with auto accident coverage highlighted as a value.
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Thomas Mills Workers
Triangle Lake
IR. High School
William Penn School
City
Chi
Industrial Workers
Mairman
Teachers Group
F. W
BOT Democrats
G.O.P
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