Garden Club To Meet Tuesday Morning
The High Point Garden club will meet Tuesday at 10 oclock with Mrs E T Harman at her home on North Main Street. Percy Payne Jr Born October 23 Mr and Mrs Percy Payne of Richardson Street announce the birth of a son Percy Payne Jr on October 23. Griffith Quattlebaum Wedding Announced Miss Marie Quattlebaum to Dixie L Griffith married in York South Carolina last Thursday now in New York on bridal trip to return to High Point this week. Griffith connected with Mattons drug company. D A R To Attend The Meeting In Greensboro The Greensboro News reports that the local D A R chapter is invited to attend luncheon and meeting following. Miss Etta V Leighton civic secretary of the National Security league of New York will speak before Guilford Battle chapter at the King Cotton hotel Tuesday. Miss Leighton will be introduced by Mrs E C Gregory of Salisbury state regent. The D A R has not taken partisan politics but supports constitutional citizenship and educated patriotism through study of the U S constitution. She has written on citizenship problems and her civics course is used in many schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith-Quattlebaum
Marie Quattlebaum
Dixie L. Griffith
York
S. C
Mrs. Griffith
New York
High Point
Mr. Griffith
Matton
Greensboro
Daughters of the American Revolution
Etta V. Leighton
National Security League of New York
North Carolina
Guilford Battle
King Cotton Hotel
Miss Leighton
Seventh District Meeting Plans in Liberty
A Liberty district gathering of Seventh District club women is set for tomorrow with a morning program led by local leaders and a 2 PM afternoon session. Activities include hymn, greetings from Liberty officials, addresses by Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Brogden, club reports, music by the Misses Robins, and home demonstration updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Woman’s Club
Asheboro
W. C. Wicker
Elon College Book Club
W. C. Tucker
Greensboro
Thomas O’berry
Goldsboro
W. J. Brogden
Durham
Misses Robins
Siler Cit
Arts and Travel Club
Reidsville
Addie Houston
Local Social Notes On Recent Travels and Visits
L. J. Fisher returned from a trip to New York and Connecticut. Judge and Mrs. R. Lee Wright and Mrs. Sam Edwards of Salisbury visited H. A. Oakes and family on Montheuh avenue. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Sharpe came back from Richmond where Dr. Sharpe attended an osteopathic convention. Eugene Idol of Oak Ridge spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Ted Conner of Spartanburg is visiting her sister Mrs. Tom Powell in Greensboro. Mrs. E. K. Chappell and children returned to Mount Airy after visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes in Jamestown. Mrs. H. L. Cook returned from Wilmington. Mrs. R. L. Waynick and guest Mrs. T. A. Kay of Charleston, W. Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lee Wright
Sam Edwards
Salisbury
H. A. Oakes and
Montheu Avenue
Ted Conner
Spartanburg S. C
L. L. Simmons
Greensboro
Tom Powell
Parkway
E. K. Chappell
Mount Airy
Witness Eyed In Teapot Dome Case Deliberations
L. E. Eddy testified during the second week of the trial that in January 1922 he prepared a memorandum for Fall through Safford via Tallman detailing Teapot Dome claims. The document showed Pioneer Oil Company claims were rejected and that drilling should not commence. Fall dictated parts of the draft, and Eddy noted various amendments to align with the General Leasing Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Siddons
L. E. Eddy
Honolulu Consolidated Our Company
General Land Office
Eddy
Charles B. Safford
Fall
Roy W. Tallman
The
Land Office
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
George P. Hoover
Edd
Arthur W. Ambrose
Washington
Safford
William E. Leahy
Leahy
Roberts
Coal Strikers Strengthen Line in Colorado
Industrial Workers of the World issued orders for an intensive campaign to make the Colorado coal strike more effective as miners enter a second week of idleness. Operators faced limited security forces while women led weekend picketing. A county commissioner's meeting with Governor Adams produced a plan to handle the situation without state aid, and I W W leaders forecast a statewide mine closure this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Huerfany
W. H. Adams
Roger Franceton
Hobbs Killed In Auto Wreck In Indiana
Howard Hobbs sales director of Wood Mosaic Louisville Kentucky was killed in an Indiana automobile accident Sunday. Mr Hobbs was well known in the south and had many friends. Mr Raymond a local Wood Mosaic representative will leave for Louisville. Details of the crash were not learned from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hobbs
Wood-Mosaic Company
Louisville
Indiana
Hobbs
South
Harry Raymond
Raymond
Wood- Mosaic Company
Endeavor Union closes institute at M P Church
The Christian Endeavor Institute held at First Methodist Protestant church in High Point ends with the installation of northern district officers. Rev. J Clyde Allman of Nagoya Japan delivers remarks on youth attitudes toward Japan, urging active Christian engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Union
M. P. Church
Northern District
Rev. J. Clyde Allman
Lindbergh Sees Mail Flood After Paris Flight
Lindbergh returns from Paris to New York where he is to stay with Mr. Guggenheim at Sands Point. A three foot high stack of mail awaits him with business offers, including film roles and endorsements, but he plans only aviation progress and refuses movie and stage deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Mr. Guggenheim
Sands Point
Long Island
San Diego
Paris
Washington
Lawyers Split Over Mayors Tie Vote In City Council
Debate centers on whether Mayor Davis may cast a vote in a council tie as a fifth member to replace the deceased Charles F. Blake. Some lawyers say no vote is allowed while city attorneys believe the mayor has a tie breaking vote. nomination expected within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Charles F. Blake
Gold
York
Ter
Funeral services for Mrs. Clinard at Mechanicsville Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret A H Clinard were held at 2 PM yesterday at Mechanicsville Baptist Church with Rev J M Hilliard Rev Thomas Carrick and Rev F P Templeman officiating. Grandsons served as pallbearers and granddaughters as flower girls. Burial followed at Lebanon Cemetery Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. H. Clinard
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Thomas Carrick
F. P. Templeman
Brown Memorial Church
Winston- Salem
John Perry
Norris Perry
Wilford Clinard
Great Hedgecock
Delos Hedgecock
Vera Hedgecock
Mildred Hall
Lela Hedgecock
Clara Hunt
Ina Hunt
Emma Hamner
Bernice Lee
George Petty
Lebanon
Mechanicsville
Dawn Amphibian Flight Returns After Transatlantic Aim
The Dawn, an amphibian piloted by Grayson and Stultz, took off in perfect weather but faced balance issues and tail wind delays. After 984 miles and a ten hour round trip, the craft returned with the crew safe as Mrs Grayson asserts the flight proves amphibians suit transatlantic commerce and highlights women’s scientific role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Stultz
New York
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Grayson
Locals Battle Fort Benning Eleven In Gridiron Test
The Panthers praise the Fort Benning eleven after a tough loss. They prepare for a Friday clash with Lenoir Rhyne in Greensboro, aiming to avenge prior losses and impact the Little Five title race with strong local support anticipated.
Piedmont and Northern Exceptions Adopted by Government
The Piedmont and Northern railroad won support as state officials adopted its objections to Examiner Hasker C. Davis report on building extra track in the Carolinas. The case centers on Duke Road, L N, and a 999 year lease with Atlantic Coast Line and possible Clinchfield extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Coast Line
Clinchfield
Carolinas
Virginia
P. and
Charlotte
Piedmont and Northern Railroad
Hasker C. Davis
Chief of Andersons Placed Under Arrest
Fred Anderson a member of the "Black Anderson" clan was jailed in Buncombe county on liquor law violations and a battle with officers. He was captured in Henderson county while sleeping with a loaded shotgun, after fleeing from Anderson Cove following a previous shootout that wounded Deputy Sheriff Gib Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Fred Anderson
Anderson
Buncombe County
Henderson County
North Carolina
Anderson Cove
Gib Hodge
Freshman Pledged to Theta Chi From Emerywood
Rushing season for the first quarter of the University of North Carolina ended last Friday. Among 295 freshmen pledged by 33 fraternities was J. Vassey Wilson Jr of High Point son of Mr and Mrs J Vassey Wilson Sr of Hillcrest Drive Emerywood pledged by Theta Chi fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
J. Vassey Wilson, Jr
High Point
J. Vassey Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood
Theta Chi
Lexington Avenue Residence Burned
A house on Lexington Avenue near the city limits, owned by Levi North Carolina, burned. W S Creighton, traffic manager of the Charlotte Shippers and Manufacturers Association, received a letter from I M Bailey, special counsel, stating that state and North Carolina Corporation Commission interveners asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to hear oral arguments supporting P and N exceptions. The letter says the railroad's exceptions raised the issues and a duplication of records was not considered necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. S. Creighton
Charlotte Shippers and Manufacturers Association
I. M. Bailey
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Mr. Bailey
Hayworth estate burns outside city limits
The Hayworth estate occupied by Bill Foust burned yesterday afternoon around 5:30. Fire companies assisted but could not stop the flames from destroying the house though some furnishings were saved. The cause of the fire and total loss are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayworth
Bill Foust
Stunning seal fur coat with beaver shawl collar
A model wears a seal fur coat featuring a large shawl collar and barrel cuffs nearly at the shoulder, highlighting the use of two furs for a striking effect.
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Garden Club
High Point Garden Club
E. T. Harman
N. Main Street
Percy Payne, JR
Percy Payne
Richardson Street
DIAL
Cecil
Greenville
John Parker
Phillip Rounsevelle
Pinehurst
M. G. Alderman
Ray Swartzberg
Norfolk, Va
Harry Swartzberg
Roanoke, Va
Ben Swartzberg
Centennial Avenue
Liza Brinkley
Raleigh
Winifred Barbee
L. J. Fisher
Connecticut
F. C. Sharpe
Richmond, Va
Dr. Sharpe
Eugene Idol
Oak Ridge
R. L. Waynick
T. A. Kay
Charleston, W
Nobby
Shades
P. S. New Coats
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
Christian Endeavor Institute
First Methodist Protestant Church
Christian Endeavor Union
State Union
J. Clyde Allman
Japan
Paul S. Rawlins
Addison Smith
H. M. Harrison
Whitsett
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Miss Creola Hall
Stokes
Rawlins
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Miss Hall
P. E. Lindley
Clinard
Benning Eleven
Jack Boylin
Fort Benning
Panthers
Army
Lenoir-Rhyne
Fort Banning
United States Army
West Point
Yeoman
Reader
Military Academy
Yeomans
Lenoir
Mountain Bears
Owl
Hickory
Leno
Bears
Duke Road
Andersons
J. Vasley Wilson, JR
Lexington Avenue
Levi
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans the Ladies Store
Emily Hat Shops, Inc
North Main
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