Scout executives to attend southern conference in Atlanta
E C Hunt and B W Hackey from Uwharrie council will travel from High Point to Atlanta to attend the southern colonial conference of scout executives at the Atlanta Biltmore hotel. The four state region includes North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida. Prominent national headquarters officials and regional leaders will address sessions from September 12 to 15. Hunt and Hackney plan to be away a week return by next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. CC. Hunt
Bunn W. Hackey
Uwharrie Ouncil
High Point Toay
Atlanta Biltmore
Atlanta
Moray
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Arthur A. Schuck
O. F E. Benson
Department of Rural Scouting
Stanley A. Harris
Department of Inter-Racial Activity
CH. Stowell
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Willis Sutton
Robert Parker
W. M. Bagby
Scout
Savannah
Schuck
John Corsk
Miami
Benson
National Headquarters
Lone Scout
C. D. Schirmer
J. C. Morris
Orlando
Fla
Sutton
A. A. Jameson
A. W. Allen
Asheville
N. C
Lorne W. Barclay
Tampa
W. M. Marr
Jacksonville
H. G. Bradshaw
West Point
W. Carl Sullivan
Lakeland
M. G. Boswell
Greenville
S. C
J. Rucker Newberry
Augusta
Arthur Baker
West Palm Beach
F. D. Chadwick
Herbert Stuckey
Wilson
Charles Wilson
Waycross
Friend Hoyt
St. Petersburg
Hunt
Mr. Hackney
High Point
College invites High Point faculty and students to church services
The First Methodist Protestant church extends a welcome to High Point college faculty and students for the new term. Morning worship at 11 features Rev. P F E Lindley with a sermon on The Land of Beginning Again and music by Miss Dorothy St Claire and the choir. Evening service at 7:30 includes choir and instrumental pieces as Rev. E Lester Ballard preaches on The Goodness and Severity of God. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
First Methodist Protestant Church
P. FE. Lindley
Religious Education Department
Dorothy St. Claire
Raff
Dan W. Smith
Foote
Foote, “Priere’’ By Salome, and ‘‘March In A” By Guilmant
Wibbard
Wooler
Bossi
Tchaikovsky
Pierre
E. Lester Ballard
Reidsville Boy Injured in Wreck Taken for Treatment
John H. Watt a young Reidsville boy injured in an automobile crash off the Thomasville road three miles from the city was transported to a Greensboro hospital yesterday after his condition worsened about 10 pm. His companion Russell Tucker suffered only scratches and minor head cuts and returned home. The Chrysler roadster left the Thomasville road fell into a 10 foot embankment and struck a house. Watt is the son of Mrs. John N. Watt of Reidsville and nephew of J. W. Mills of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Watt
Reidsville
Thomasville
Greensboro
Mr. Watt
Russell Tucker
Watt
Chrysler
Guilford County
High Point
John N. Watt
J. W. Mills
Dr Lloyd T Wilson to preach two Paul sermons at First Baptist
Dr. Lloyd T Wilson will preach two sermons on the life of Paul the Apostle at the First Baptist Church today. The morning service at 11 o clock features Pauls Estimate of Life and the 8 o clock night service presents Pauls View of Death with special music. Miss Florence Evers and Miss Maude L Davis will sing solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. Wilson
Paul
First Baptist Church
Paul the Apostle
California wine grape industry spreads across counties
The stimulus to grape growing has reduced non grape counties from eighteen to ten in California. The wine grape industry now reaches most counties, showing growing adoption and expansion across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dr Edward Perisho to Preach at Central Friends Church
Dr Edward Perisho of Gilford College will preach at Central Friends church this morning. A large crowd is expected as his messages are described as inspirational and educational. Musical offerings include violin solo by Arthur E. Fidler and a vocal duet by Beatrice Crouch and Norman Fidler with Gently Lord O Gently Lead Us. Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Perisho
Gilford College
Central Friends Church
Arthur E. Fidler
Hawley
Elwood Perisho
Local inventor to market fire safe iron device
H. L. Mitchell of 505 Chestnut Street, tied to Reidsville Paper Box, will have the Capital thumb control safe ty iron sold next month by Bartlett Foundry and Machine Co of Irvington New Jersey. Patents secured in 1924 1925 with Dr J W Slate of Roland Park. Marketing to begin immediately. Dr Slate offered $100000 for patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Mitchell
Chestnut Street
Reidsville
Bartlett Foundry and Machine Company
Irvington
N. J
J. W. Slate
Roland Park
Barnett Foundry and Machine Company
Mitchell
Slate
Davidson County Without A Judge For Special Term
Judge Thomas C. Bowie of West Jefferson resigns as emergency judge leaving Davidson county without a judge for the two week special term of superior court starting October 10. Gov McLean is expected to appoint a presiding judge for Davidson county next month and to name Judge Bowie’s successor soon for assignment to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Thomas C. Bowie
West Jefferson
Davidson County
Superior Court
McLean
Bovde
Balloon sighting over Lake Erie near Sandusky
A balloon was seen drifting southeast about five miles from the Sandusky shoreline at 7 o clock. The craft was identified from the beach and Sandusky lies roughly 55 miles from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
Lake Kerie
Sandusky
Detroit
Navy ratings open for recruits in Carolinas
Local navy recruiting officers announced openings for machinist mates boilermakers blacksmiths pattern makers hospital apprentices and apprentice seamen in North and South Carolina. Enlistment ages range from 17 to 35 with strict requirements including parental consent for minors and character references. Parents and young men are invited to inquire at the local recruiting station and literature is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
North
South Carolina
U. S. Naval Academy
Record Sales on Greenville Market Reach New Highs
Official figures from K. W. Cobb show 4 007 772 pounds sold at the Greenville market this week for 733 968 35 dollars, averaging 18 31 per hundred. Primings and logs dominated offerings as growers plan tips next week across 27 counties in three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
K. W. Cobb
Tobacco Board of Trade
Greenville
Big community fair planned for Midway October 1
People in the northern Davidson county area prepare a large agricultural fair to be held October 1 at Midway. Wallburg Arcadia and Midway school districts unite for the event offering prizes for farm products and livestock exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Wallburg
Arcadia
Midway School
President Coolidge Urges Colleges to Build Character
President Coolidge spoke at the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial Library at South Dakota State College in Brookings. He urged educational institutions to emphasize character development and to treat their halls as temples approached with reverence for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
S. D
Coolidge
Lincoln Memorial
South Dakota State College
Raper Family 10 Holds Reunion at Abbotts Creek
The Raper family reunion meets today at Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church eight miles northwest of the city. An all day program organized by Miss Pearl Idol includes 11 am and 2 pm services with a picnic lunch. Speakers include Judge Lewis Teague Rev A S Raper and Prof A C Smith plus choir performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raper
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Miss Pearl Idol
High Street
Lewis Teague
Municipal Court of
High Point
A.&. Raper
Lexington
A. Smith
D. L. Hayworth
Abbotts Creek
C. A. Smith
Lewis Veague
O. B. James
Funeral Services Held for Lottie May Wrenn
Funeral services for five year old Lottie May Wrenn daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Ty Wrenn were held at 2109 East Green Street yesterday afternoon Rev Herman T Stevens of East Green Street Baptist Church officiated Pall bears were J Owens C M Johnson S R Harris and H F Flower bearers were the child’s Sunday school class from the East Green Street Church Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie May Wrenn
Norman ‘Ty Wrenn
East Green Street
Herman T. Stevens
East Green Street Baptist Church
J. Owens
C. M. Johnson
S. R. Harris
H. F. Smith
Furniture designers plan new season in High Point
A C Mowitz of Philadelphia, described as the country’s leading furniture designer, arrives in High Point with assistant A S Zeigler to help T J Jacobs of Premier Furniture develop designs for next season. They are registered at the Sheraton hotel after arriving yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mowitz
Philadelphia
T. J. Jacobs
Mr. Mowitz
A. S. Zeigler
Sheraton Hotel
Unclear Fragments Describe Short City Stay
Fragmentary text notes a short stay in the city lasting two or three days with unspecified details and no named individuals or events detectable.
Wealthy Americans with Million-Dollar Incomes
The article notes over 207 people in the United States earning more than a million dollars yearly. It adds that 96 reside in New York and identifies three women with incomes between three and four million dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Hunt
Bunn W. Hackney
Uwharrie Council
Moore
North Wrenn St
Main Drug Co
Main
Madame Melba
S. Wrenn St
First M. P. Church
Greensboro Hospital
UFE
Parisho
Guilford College
Safety Electric Iron
Stamey
Soli
Bassware
Raper Family 10
Teague
Gurney Briggs
Lawrence White
Willie Raper
Noah Davis
Rev
A. S. Raper
Lexington, N. C
God
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank
Southern Railway System
Valeat
Cincinnati, Ohio
Louisville, Ky
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Crescent Limited
Southern Railway
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
Greensboro Bond & Mortgage CO
Lee Newby
Ghawaner
Commercial ‘National Bank
Disraeli
Iengland
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Globe Realty Company
W. Commerce
The
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
C. H. Ellis
A. J. Idol
Pres
Treas
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Raleigh
Real Estate Loan Co
M. Ernest Welch
B. M. McCarn
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
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