Citizens Push Special Election On Power Plant Project
About 300 High Point residents sign a petition opposing a 6.5 million dollar municipal power project and asking for a public hearing before the city council accepts a financing offer from PWA. The protest meeting, led by J. Marsh, urged council to halt work until voters clearly express approval or rejection at a special election.
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Highton
Raton
Bny
J. Marsh
W. Idol
J. T
Furniture Association Execu
Tive
PWA
High Point
A W. Clinard, Jr
L. G. G. L. Johnson
E. G. Abbott
Cruse
S. E. Watson
M. B. Noker
F. G. Flag
Charles Miller
R. G
Cal
S. O. Schaub
C. M. Free, Jr
Wilma Byerly
T. J. Unood
Lillian Justice
Germany and Czechs Establish Rail Corridor Deal
Germany and Czechoslovakia signed a pact creating a railway corridor across Czechoslovakia from Siberia to Austria allowing trains to run without passport or customs checks. The corridor, starting October 13, will shorten the northeastern Germany to southeastern Germany route by about 360 miles and will enable through traffic from over 50 border points. The service mirrors German Poland cross-border operations and marks closer economic ties between the two nations.
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Barlin
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sibsia
Austria
Poland
Pomorze
East Prussia
Pirandello Finally Writes at Fifty Wins Nobel Prize
Italian dramatist Luigi Pirandello did not write a play until after turning 50 and later earned the Nobel Prize for literature at age over 75, marking a late blooming literary career.
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Luigi Pirandello
Local Citizens List Names For Community Directory
A long roll of residents and contributors is listed, including Montgomery HM Millis BE A Wright Overman D T Yow T T Ferree L F Ferree R EF Shelton C A Blackwelder J BE Dixon M J Crowder E T Kearns J Frank Carriker A A York Edward Suits Ezora Suits Rufus C Russell Troy C Jones Mayo Mosteller Mrs C R Wood Mrs W B Webb Agnes McGill Flossie Manning Marie Hendricks Mrs J J Stewart Mrs Carrie Hilliard Gladys Giles Martha Peace Olin Smith Elmar Owens H G Wyatt N G McDonald Roy Talley Gib Ship wash Carl Mabe K D Thacker Grady H Morton H C Petty Walter C Comer J Welch Harris J R Garner J P Byrne Robert L Hubbard C T Ingram Jr A M Rankin Jr J B Cooper Jw D Simmons Jr W B Snow J W Hiatt Mrs J W Harriss Mrs BE H Covington Mrs H C Barthmaier Flay Cecil Herman Giffin R W Chamblee J G Walses Jr R A Wilson C N
Veterans to Organize Kernersville American Legion Post
Kernersville expects formation of a local American Legion post at a meeting of World War veterans sailors and nurses to be held Tuesday night at Bodenheimer's store on South Main street Dr R M Lancaster district commander of the North Carolina Department addressed a recent gathering and the decision was made to call the meeting for organizing the post
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Kernersville
American Legion
Bodenheimer's
South Main Street
R. M. Lancaster
North Carolina
Department of the American Legion
Pritchard to Preside Kernersville South Winston Conference
Dr J E Pritchard of High Point president of the North Carolina Methodist Protestant Annual conference will preside over the quarterly conference of the Kernersville South Winston charge at Kernersville church Saturday November 5 at 2 pm Representatives of five churches in Forsyth and Guilford counties will attend the event.
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J. E. Pritchard
High Point
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Annual Conference
Kernersville- South Winston
Kernersville
Forsyth
Guilford
Local Attorney Nets 34-Pound Fish at Drum Inlet
Fred H. Morris a Kernersville attorney and fellow anglers caught a 34 pound fish at Drum Inlet during a recent fishing expedition. Morris said it was the largest fish he had landed in ten years at Drum Inlet.
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Fred H. Morris
Kernersville
Drum Inlet
Morris
Drum Iet
Clergy Exchange Moves Parsonages in Kernersville
Rev. E. L. Kirk and family will occupy the Kernersville Methodist parsonage next week after Rev. T. R. Wolfe and family relocate to Salisbury. The change results from church appointments made by Bishop Zare in Charlotte last Monday.
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E. L. Kirk
Kernersville
T. R. Wolfe
Salisbury
Mr. Kirk
Zare
Charlotte
Evangelistic Campaign Atker Kernersville Pilgrim Holiness Church
The revival at Ker nersville Pilgrim Holiness Church began October 11 and will run through Sunday night October 30. Pastor C A Brown announces the event. Reverend C C Mc Masters of Winston-Salem has conducted the sermons during the series.
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Kernersville Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ev. C. A. Brown
C. C. Mc Masters
Winston-Salem
High Point Phalanx Officers Lead New Chapter
The High Point Phalanx chapter announces primus James Hutton pro primus Odell Gallimore and tribune Homer Gallimore with E C Alexander as treasurer The chapter will meet Tuesdays at 7 PM at the Y M C A clubhouse The State Student Council Congress meets November 3 and 4 at James W Cannon High School Kannapolis Roger Taylor leads the congress with Ellen Rankin George Gillon and George Hampton as officers National President John Murray will attend Dr Hart R Douglas and Mrs Ernestine Milner are speakers at the convention sessions begin Thursday afternoon and include a banquet tea and group discussions
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High Point
Phalanx Fraternity
Primus
James Hutton
Proprimus
Odell Gallimore
Homer Gallimore
Tribune
E. C. Alexander
Young Men's Christian Association
Edgar Hartley
James W. Cannon
Kannapolis
Asheville
Roger Taylor
George Hampton
Roanoke Rapids
Ellen Rankin
Concord
George Gillon
National Association
John Murray
Hart R. Douglas
Chapel Hill
Ernestine C. Milner
Guilford College
Milner
Yadkin Hotel
Salisbury
Washington
North Carolina
Elder Stanley Dancy to Hold Services at Primitive Baptist Church
Elder Stanley Dancy will preside at services tonight at 7 30 PM at the Primitive Baptist church with Elder Lee Hanks and others assisting.
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Stanley Dancy
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Lee Hanks
Bennettsville Woman Guests at Ring Family Home
Mrs. D L Rogers of Bennettsville DC spends the weekend as guest of Mr and Mrs C A Ring Sr at their Ecker Apartments residence.
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D. L. Rogers
Bennettsville, D. C
Mrs. C. A. Ring, Sr
Ecker Apartments
Musical Services Highlighted By Winston-Salem Ministry
Converts and special music have been features of the services in addition to the successful practice by the Winston-Salem minister. The report notes active use of music and conversion efforts as part of ongoing church activities.
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Winston-Salem
Kernersville High Wins Opener 1–0 Over Sedge Garden
Kernersville High School edged Sedge Garden 1 to 0 in a season opener. Jack Albert scored the lone goal in the first quarter as the Kernersville squad secured the victory.
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Kernersville High School
Sedge Garden High School
Jack Albert
Kernersville
Ker Nerneraville Drivers Must Buy Tags by November First
Automobile owners in Ker Nerneraville receive an official warning from Major Joyner to purchase license tags by November 1 or face a $5 fine plus costs. Tag price set at $1.
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Kerneraville
Joyner
Questions and Answers In Power Project Issue
A series of questions on High Point's proposed hydro electric project discusses tax loss if Duke Power leaves the city, payroll value, and rate comparisons. Officials argue rates to residents would fall after the project, payroll remains needed, and city profits fund city services. A federal rate survey shows city rates may undercut Duke after hydro power.
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High Point
Fred Flagler
Duke Power Company
Linden Street
Southern Avenue
Duke Company
High Point Enterprise
Federal Power Commission
Duke Power
Sonven
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Mixed Butter and Egg Quotes
Chicago markets report butter at 848 925 firmer with creamery specials around 93 score, extras 92, firsts 88 89, and other prices steady. Eggs weigh in with 2709 unsettled shipments, fresh graded firsts local 24 percent, current receipts 24, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Kannapolis Delegates Prepare Welcoming Towel City Congress
Delegates show strong interest in Kannapolis, the world’s largest unincorporated town nicknamed Towel City. Community groups including students teachers PTA members and merchants coordinate efforts to ensure delegates enjoy their stay and the congress runs smoothly.
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Kannapolis
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