Fred N Tate Heads Laborers At Tabernacle Weekend
Fred N. Tate, executive chairman of the tabernacle campaign, will lead a group of hundreds of local workers in building the main tabernacle on Main street. The effort will include professional carpenters and many volunteers, with free lunches provided by church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Tate
Tabernacle
Main Street
Tabernacle Lot
Cobl
Whitener
Harbison
Davis
Don Cochrane
High Point realty deeds filed in Guilford county
Real estate transfers filed in Guilford county register of deeds show a total of 13 deeds with aggregate value about 35 000 dollars, including six High Point properties. The largest deed for 17500 dollars covers a lot in Irving Park from J C Hedgepeth to R L Lambeth. other entries list parcels in College Park Snow Park Eastview and Holton Street among others with prices ranging from 1 to 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
County Register of Deeds
High Point
Irving Park
J. C. Hedgepeth
R. L. Lambeth
W. F. Lambert
Thomas KK. Rives
New Street
J. D. Franks
Petrea
College Park
Waldo Porter
J. N. Coe
J. W. Allen
Kavalier Foust
Snow Park
D. H. Elkes
O. R. Neighbors
Eastview
Farlow Insurance & Realty Company
P. H. Mitchell
Waldo Newton
Allison Gray
C. L. Amos
Oy. W. Harris
Taylor and Others
Carolina Homes, Inc
Thomas Turner
Holton Street
W. J. Boone
J. D. Holderfield
Holt Avenue
George W. Petty
W. H. Cox
Kellam
A. J. Busick
P. BE. Cobb
Shaw
Babe Ruth Seeks Quick Peace With Yankee Manager Huggins
New York Sept 2 Babe Ruth and Yankees manager Miller Huggins eyed a rapid settlement after a clubhouse conference. Ruth pledged a public apology for disparaging remarks and could be reinstated immediately if Colonel Ruppert approves. otherwise Ruth faces suspensions and a $5,000 fine. Ruth planned to attend the game against the Boston Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
Miler Huggins
Yankees
Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Miller Huggins
Ruppert
Field Apology Offered After Hot-Headed Moment
The individual stated he would apologize on the field and expressed remorse saying he was too hot headed. He added that this is the only thing he can do and hopes everything will be all right now.
That Body of Yours by James W Barton
A physician in the tropics describes urgent first aid for lightning stroke. Immediate artificial respiration by turning the victim face down and pressing the lower ribs, plus brisk whole body rubbing, may revive circulation. Calomel is proposed to stimulate intestinal action and relieve facial congestion, aiming to “set” the muscles and restart the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Prohibition Enforcers Reorganize in Carolinas and Georgia
Charlotte reports Prohibition enforcement now operates under reorganized forces. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews outlined the nationwide campaign. Ben C. Sharpe, Prohibition director for three states, announced staff: Arthur G. McDuffie of West End and John L. Osien of Asheboro as deputies for North Carolina. It was unclear if A. B. Coltrane would remain attached to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Carolinas
Georgia
Treasury
Andrews
Ben C.sharpe
Arthur G. McDuffie
Westend
John L. Osien
Asheboro
North Carolina
Sharpe
A. B. Coltrane
Department
Big Snake Killed on Fair Bluff Highway
A five and a half foot rattlesnake with twenty rattles was killed by Ellis Strickland, a Cherry Grove farmer, on the Tabor Fair Bluff highway. Two witnesses confirmed its length and rattles. Also noted is Miss Vera Idol arriving in Emerywood to stay with Mrs. S. S. Coa as High Point college year begins after attending Columbia University and visiting Vermont. Miss Carria White of Spartanburg visiting Mrs. Lawrence White on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Bluff
N. C
Ellis Strickland
Cherry Grove
Tabor-Fair Bluff
Strickland
Vera Idol
S. S. Coa
Emerywood
High Point College
Miss Idol
Columbia University
New York City
Vermont
Carria White
Spartanburg, D. C
Mrs
Lawrence White
North Main Street
Gold bonds and gilt edged securities explained by Aunt Emmy
Helen asks Aunt Emmy if gold bonds are safe and if they are gilt edged. Aunt Emmy explains gold bonds are not secured by gold, their safety comes from the issuer’s ability to pay and any mortgaged security, and that guidance from a bank is essential. The piece ends with a note on prudent investment warnings from banker farmer authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Aunt Emmy
United States
United States Treasury
Emmy
A. B. Aymes
On Guard Against Farm Crooks
Several cases arise where agriculture improvements attract exploiters who ship poor livestock to farmers or sell livestock at high prices with promises to buy back offspring. County agents warn farmers to beware and rely on trusted market practices.
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College of Agriculture
Bankers Aid Agricultural Cooperation Across States
The Missouri Bankers Association launches the Agricultural Information Service Quarterly in April to promote banker farmer cooperation with articles on joint programs. Georgia plans a $30,000 yearly farm development drive with a 30 member committee under the Georgia Bankers Association. Nebraska bankers attend a short course in agriculture with wide bank participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bankers Association
Secretary’s Office
Missouri Bankers Association
Agricultural Information Service Quarterly
Banker Farmer Co-Operation
Missouri
Georgia
Georgia Bankers Association
Agricultural Committee
The
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Nebraska Bankers Association
Dan V. Stephens
Bankers Association
Moffitt Store Returns From Markets With New Falls Apparel
Mr and Mrs Al Moffitt report from northern markets where they bought a large assortment of dresses coats and suits for their Main Street High Point store. He says fall styles in women's apparel are the prettiest yet and the fur trimmed coats are new arrivals advertised for today.
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Moffitt
al Moffitt
Main
English Streets
High Point
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Gilmer’s
Tabernacle Campaign
W. N. Fry
South Hamilton
Elizabeth Warn
Willis Street
G. A. Shipwash
Green Street
L. P. Harvell
Cox Street
W. Denny
Hamilton Street
E. C. Harville
Pine Street
R. C. Charles
English Street
W. W. Hayworth
Best
R. C. Shepard
West Broad
J. C. Farr
Adams Street
Lila Allred
Pickett Street
J. M. Matthews
Thurston Street
Wade Marsh
Howell Street
T. G. Shelton
Boulevard
M. M. Tate
Poplar Street
F.tomlinson
Parkway
Dai Davis
Glenn Avenue
F. F. Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
West Hedrick
North Park
John Sheloff
North Main
Dred Peacock
S. C. Kirkman
Montlieu Avenue
Vernon Haskins
Steele Street
W. GC. Dean
Fourth Street
John York
Hawthorn Street
Geo. B. Crater
Sheraton Hotel
Douglas
Fairbanks
Charley’s
Guilford
Will
Jas. W. Barton
Prohi Forces
Bedford County
Tennessee
High Point Auto Repair Shop
Grimes St
Big Tabernacle
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial
Nat. Bank
the First Bank
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Ford
Randleman
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