City and Duke Power Company respond to October 25 1938 request
City Manager E M Knox informs that Duke Power Company will not agree to any of the three proposed arrangements for electric distribution in High Point. The company prefers to keep its business with the city as is, while offering to negotiate terms for a new contract. If the city buys or sells, officials say fair pricing will be sought and voter approval required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
Knox
Duker Company
High
Duke Power Ny
Ower Company
Lou
Duke Power Company
High Point
City Power Company
H Point
Power Company
Ted
Walter v Winchell on peace and national strength
The writer argues for peace through a strong military and warns against dictators. He emphasizes five American stars: the Constitution, religious freedom, a free press, public schools, and equal opportunity, urging Americans to value these over fear of foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Clyde Payne Escapes From County Farm Near Gibsonville
Clyde Payne a 31 year old from High Point escaped from county farm No 2 near Gibsonville after being sentenced to six months for larceny of 140 dollars from Mrs Lena G Modlin of High Point route one. He had not been captured as of this afternoon according to latest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Clyde Payne
Route One
High Point
Gibsonville
Payne
Lena G. Modlin
Thomasville Bridge Luncheon Highlights Club Social
A Wednesday bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. K. Farrington at Colonial Drive featured fall flowers and a three course repast. Mrs. J. F. Garner won high score with Mrs. W. G. Snyder as runner up. both received silent butlers, while jars of jam were given to Mrs. R. L. McDonald and Mrs. James E. Lambeth Jr. The seating included a long list of club members and guests. other social bridge activities included the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at Mrs. P. Long’s Kinneywood home with top score going to Mrs. P. M. Sherrill. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Walker of Knoxville visited Randolph Street for a luncheon hosts J. B. Lambeth and Miss Mary Leigh Parnell spent the weekend with the Lambeths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
J. F. Garner
W. G
Vernon G. Snyder
Charles F. Phillips
Alvah Boyles
W. E. Tomlinson
W. G. Smith
J. 8. Green
Walter Rapp
G. T. Alexander
Paul Hassler
R. L. McDonald
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Nat Walker
P. Long
Kinneywood
P. M. Sherrill
Charles F. . Phillips
Miss Evelyn Baker
William B. Walker
Knoxville
Tenn
J. B. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Mary Leigh Parnell
Parkton
James E. Lambeth
Eva Myers
Mary Marlowe
Mildred Harris
Clifton Black
Ruby Welborne
Ruby Welborne to Wed George Crawford at First Baptist
Invitations announce the marriage of Ruby Viola Welborne to George Bright Crawford on Tuesday evening November 15 at seven thirty at the First Baptist Church in Thomasville North Carolina. A small reception will follow at the home of A J Owen with immediate family and wedding party present.
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John Lee Welborne
Ruby Viola
George Bright Crawford
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
North Carolina
A. J. Owen
Miss Welborne
Mr. Welborne
Link Electric Company
Mr. Crawford
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RE. C. Marshall
Nsas
Konal
Walter v Winchell
County Farm
Ace of Clubs
Carolina Apartments
Ollie Crawford
Farme
Hazel Welborne
Jean Link
Crawford
Lewis Crawford
Dennis Young
Thomas Bouldin
Lank Harris, Jr
Willie Welborne
Ellen Mae Pegg
Woodrow Teague
R. C. Foster
Leaksville
W. K. McGee
Parker-Brown CO
Oak St
Siberia
Rakai
EFIRD
Candlewick
Atyle
Sor
Oxfords
Goodyear
Marcy Lee Frocks
Fort Sumter
Buster Brown
High Point, N. C
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