Dr A E Winship to Speak Tonight at 8 O'clock
Dr A E Winship, a Boston educator, will deliver an address in the high school auditorium at 8 pm. The public is invited to attend. At a National Education Association meeting in Dallas last winter he received a solid gold chain with each state contributing a link in appreciation of his service to national schools. The high school orchestra will provide music.
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A. E. Winship
Boston
National Education Association
Dallas
Satan Wrap A Worth Evening Cape Dress
A Worth evening wrap features red velvet satin with flame lame. It is designed with a single sleeve on the left and a circular cape draping over the right, creating a dramatic asymmetric silhouette.
Knights Templar Meeting Set at High Point Commandery
Knights Templar of High Point Commandery No 24 are urged to attend a 7 30 PM Wednesday meeting. Chas Hoertel J M W E Herndon secretary.
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High Point Commandery No . 24
Knights Templar
Chas. Hoertel
J. M. W. E. Herndon
High Point Lenoir Rhyne game moved to Greensboro Friday
Coach Boylin explains the postponement notes players from Lenoir Rhyne were hesitant to play at Welch Field after a fatality. The Greensboro game will be treated as a home contest and season tickets will be honored.
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Greensboro Stadium
Boylin
Greensboro
Bishop Rondthaler Honored by Friends at 50th Service
Winston Salem mourns as Rev Edward Rondthaler marks fifty years of continuous Moravian church service in the southern province. A large crowd filled the home church forcing two communion services. Born in Schoeneck Pennsylvania he moved to Salem College presidency before becoming bishop in 1891 at age 85.
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Winston-Salem
Edward Rondthaler
Moravian Church
Randthaler
Schoeneck
Pennsylvania
Salem College
SoutheastExpress at Asheville Robbed of Merchandise
Robbers broke into the Southeastern Express offices in Asheville and removed at least $600 worth of goods in transit. Large crates with clothing were opened and contents stolen, and six cheap pistols from a mail order house also vanished. Authorities reported the discovery this morning.
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Asheville
Southeastern Express Company
Tunney Expects Retirement After Five Year Title Run
Gene Tunney, heavyweight champion, tells the New York Evening World he plans to retire within five years but stay world champion until then. He aims to devote time to physical and boxing preparation, eschewing stage work or title merchandising. He reflects on the Dempsey bout, lessons learned, and control of self in the ring.
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New York
New York Evening World
Gene Tunney
Gene
Severa
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Tunney
Dempsey
Three Men Wounded in Bank Robbery at St Joe
In St Joe Arkansas on October 24 three men were wounded during a bank robbery that yielded about 3800 dollars. Outlaws Lee Sitton and Troy Love were named among the suspects. W L Hensley a merchant, was shot and may die while Harry Nunnal Albert Arnold also suffered minor wounds as patrons entered during the heist. The bandits fled in a car abandoned a mile west and a posse chased them using an airplane from Marshall W Va area.
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ST. Joke
Ark
St. Joe
Lee Sitton
Troy Love
W. L. Hensley
Harry Nunnal
Albert Arnold
Marshall
College Reserves Meet Oak Ridge At Welch Park
Oak Ridge football squads clash with Jack Boylin's reserves at Welch Park Wednesday afternoon. The Oak Ridge eleven has beaten top state teams this season, while the local reserves rely on brawn to offset experience. Robbins leads the Boylin squad against cadets as both sides prepare for upcoming games.
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Oak Ridge
Jack Boylin
Welch Park
Ridgers
Oak Ridge Eleven
Yannigen
Boylin
Ife
Robbins
Mount Airy
Scrubs
Greensboro Stadium
Vagrant Girl Found On Road Near Asheboro
A 14 year old girl with torn stockings and bleeding heels was found wandering along a railroad near Glenola eight miles from the city and brought to police headquarters. She offered no identifying details, smiled at times, and refused to speak. she was later placed in jail and turned over to welfare officers.
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Asheboro
R. L. White
Glenola
Bill Wotter
Randolph County
Gibson
Moore presides over North Carolina real estate convention
Raleigh hosts the sixth annual session of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate Dealers with 209 members. President A K Moore presides as reports from Moore and Secretary-Treasurer David J White are heard. Fred Brown reviews the national convention and topics include tax burdens and real estate advertising. Officers to be elected and a 1928 convention city chosen.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Dealers
A. K. Moore
Greensboro
Bulbreth
Moore
David J. White
Fred Brown
Angora-Caesarea Railway Opens with Nine Bridges and 33 Tunnels
Turkish railway project covers 250 miles of right of way featuring nine bridges and 33 tunnels. Construction aims to boost regional connectivity and freight capacity.
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Angora-Caesarea
Turkey
Weather Bureau Records From Cotton Belt Areas
Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a.m. in the principal cotton growing regions and surrounding areas.
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Bureau
Cotton Belt
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Anthracite coal found in Chatham County value boost
A new mine in Chatham County, opened on land owned by Raleigh families Dorsett and Blair, begins shipping anthracite coal to Raleigh. The coal tests show 79 to 81 percent carbon, six percent volatile matter and 15 percent ash, rivaling Pennsylvania grades and expanding North Carolina’s mining sector.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Chatham County
Dorsett
Blair
W. R. Dorsett
A. J. Dorsett
Prof
J. C. Blair
Carolina
Cumnock
Chatham
Raleigh area coal mine eyed for large scale operation
The article notes over 50 tons moved by wheelbarrows and new machinery planned for grading coal. It estimates three million tons of accessible fuel under 640 acres deeded to W. T. Dorsett heirs and Oliver Newland’s grandchildren, with Joan Gardner holding a one fourth undivided interest.
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Raleigh
Oliver Newland
W. T. Dorsett
Pittsboro
I. C. Blair
Joan Gardner
Chatham County
W. A. Jones
Gulf
A. J. Dorsett
W. R. Dorsett
Enos Blair
M. M. Fox
J. B. Marley
Siler City
Deep River
Carbonton
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Cumnock
Coal Glen
Pasadena Man Talks at Lexington Meeting
Dr M A Honline of Pasadena California a national leader in religious education and noted American psychologist will visit Lexington in November to deliver lectures at the Lexington Township Sunday School convention held at the First Lutheran church on November 5 and 16 under the North Carolina Sunday School Association.
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Lexington
M. A Honline
Pasadena
Cal
Lexington Township
First Lutheran Church
Henline
North Carolina
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Durkee Heirs Case
Washington officials report that George Westscott Stearn R W Warren and S T Kert Oliver convicted in Richmond Virginia of devising a fraud scheme tied to an alleged heirs claim against the government were denied a Supreme Court review today.
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Washington
George Westscott Stearn
R. W. Warren
S. T. Kert Oliver
Richmond
Charles Durkee
Supreme Court
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company 68th Anniversary Celebrated
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company marks its 68th year with nationwide celebrations and drastic price reductions. Founded by George Huntington Hartford in 1859, A P stores expanded from Vesey Street, New York, to 31 states, promoting low margins and customer benefits through lower bread and coffee prices during the anniversary period.
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Great Atlantic Or Pacific Tea Company
High Point
A. & P. Star
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Dany
the& P
Ing
Great Atlantic
Pacs Tea Company
George Huntington Hartford
Haford
Yes Street
New York City
T World
America
Dai
A. P
Perio
Card of Thanks for J. C. Bowers Family
Card to friends and neighbors thanks them for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother J. C. Bowers and for floral offerings from J. C. Bowers and Family.
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J. C. Bowers
Trade mood in Chile shifts amid new laws
Trade mood in Chile is crimped largely by new laws passed or planned, signaling tighter regulatory impact on commerce and market expectations.
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Chile
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Durham
N. C
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Broadhurst
Herbert Brenon
Scott
Lydia E. Pinkham
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