City’s Annual Flower And Vegetable Show Closes
High Point’s third annual Flower and Vegetable show opened yesterday at the Southern Furniture Exposition building and closed this afternoon at 4 o clock. It drew visitors from out of town and within the city with judges from the Salisbury garden club presiding over cake pastry and handiwork classes. Over 1 000 exhibits were received and space used increased by 5 900 to 6 000 square feet. Prize winners will be announced tomorrow with the list forthcoming.
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High Point
City Beautiful’ Campaign Committee
Salisbury Garden Club
Hard Working Timber Man Lends Praise to Black-Draught
Hopkinsville Kentucky resident Edgar Lambie interviews his long term use of Black-Draught for headache and purgative needs. He describes regular dosing to stay healthy while working as a timber man away from home. He attests many others wrote in of relief from constipation after using Black-Draught.
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Hopkinsville
Edgar Lambie
Fowler Avenue
Tits City
Franco Italian Naval Holiday As Settlement Talks Advance
At Geneva the League of Nations assembly heard that a long naval holiday to settle Franco Italian tonnage disputes is likely. French and Italian experts Rosso and Massigli discussed conditions amid Tunis and Tripolitan questions, with political accord inMediterranean and North Africa seen as pivotal.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
Grandi
Tunis
France
Italy
League Assembly
Augusto Rosso
Rene Massigli
Tunie
North Africa
Honesty Rewarded as Wallet Returners Get Reward
Philadelphia report says Alphonso Vitale, a 28 year old truck driver, found a wallet with 1200 dollars and papers belonging to Samuel Ellis. Ellis rewarded Vitale with 150 dollars for returning the wallet, praising the honest act.
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Philadelphia
Alphonso Vittale
Vitale
Samuel Ellis
Ellis
Clearing House Exchange Totals Reported
Clearing house statement shows exchanges at 1.087 billion dollars and balances at 161 million. Weekly exchanges total about 5.554 billion with balances near 895 million.
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Clearing House
New York
Executor's Notice for Jasper Loving Estate Guilford County
Executor R E Comer notifies all creditors to pay debts and file claims against the Jasper Loving estate in Guilford County North Carolina. This public notice warns claims not filed may be barred.
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Jasper Loving
Guilford County
N. C
Walkout of Cloth Gutters Ordered as Strike Here
The walkout of 12 cloth cutters at the Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing High Street plant was declared a strike at a Labor temple meeting. Local upholsterers union and others voted support subject to international approval. The Bedaux pay system sparked debate as workers reported earning less since its installation.
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High Street
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Labor Temple
South Main Street
International Organization
E. L. Ketchie
Central Labor Union
High Point
Bedaux
Tomlinson
Tomlinson Company
Sal B. Hoffman
InternationalUpholsterers’ Union
R. R. Lawrence
Chas. M. Gaskill
State Federation of Labor
Geo. W. Crosby
Salvation Army budget sets 193.202 expenditure for year
The Salvation Army advisory board approved a budget calling for expenditure of 319.202 for the coming year, with operations at 01 South Main Street. The emergency fund has raised 830 in contributions since June 11, and a Home Service campaign to raise funds for local maintenance is set for November 3 to 5. The board noted a letter from Commander Alexander Damon praising the local property, and J. Ed Millis chaired the meeting in R. O. Lindsay's absence.
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Salvation Army
Army Headquarters
South Main Street
New Home Service
Alexander Damon
Atlanta
High Point
J. Ed Millis
R. O. Lindsay
Riick, Stewart
J. E. Mareh
Fred Bartlett
Clara
Chef of Royal Scot Express Spends Twenty Years in Tiny Kitchen
London reports H. B. Stevens, head chef of the Royal Scot express, has spent two decades inside a compact 8 yard by 2 1/2 yard galley with heat around 150 degrees. The mobile train kitchen, a clever design, uses one side for stoves and tanks and the opposite side for collapsible prep tables. Seven cooks and an assistant prepare meals for 200 aboard.
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London
H. B. Stevens
Royal Scot Express
Regular Services Set for Sunday in City Churches
Churches plan morning and evening services with fall and winter hours. Central Friends Church led by Rev. T. A. Sykes offers two sermons: morning Christian Cooperation in High Point and evening The Beauty of Flowers and the Beauty of Holiness. West End Baptist, Rev. Hoyle Love, will preach both services with topics The Great Value of Christ and The Characteristics of a New Testament Christian.
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Central Friends
T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
High Point
West End
Southside Baptist Preaches Morning and Evening
Rev. O A Elmore pastor will preach in the morning on His Name Shall be Called Wonderful and at night on The Lord's People.
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Southside Baptist
O. A. Elmore
First Baptist Dr. Conrad to Preach Morning and Night
Pastor A. B. Conrad of First Baptist will preach at both morning and evening services. The morning topic is Following Christ Away Of and the evening message Not Ashamed of Jesus at 7 30 p m.
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First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
Jesus
Imprisoned SuTfender Sermon at Green Street Baptist
Rev. G. T. Tunstall will deliver the morning sermon at Green Street Baptist Church on Green Street tomorrow titled The Imprisoned SuTfender. In the evening he will preach a second message on Excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist
SuTfender
Green Street Baptist Church
G. T. Tunstall
Sermon on The Cross of Christ At Salvation Army
Adjutant John O Beirne will deliver a sermon on The Cross of Christ tomorrow night at 7 45 at Salvation Army services. The talk will feature 45 colored slides, with special music and singing accompanying the presentation.
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Cross
Christ
John O’beirne
Salvation Army
Mass and Devotions at St Edward’s Church Sunday
St Edward’s Catholic church holds its usual Sunday Mass at nine o’clock. Evening devotions switch to seven thirty. The morning sermon focuses on Charity and the evening sermon by Father Beshel is on Mary Help of Christians.
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St. Edward's
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Father Beshel
Sermon on Those Greater Works at Emmanuel Lutheran
The Emmanuel Lutheran Church will host a Sunday morning service at eleven o'clock focusing on Those Greater Works. Sunday school begins at 9 45 with attendees invited to participate in the program.
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Lutheran Church
Emannuel Lutheran Church
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Services Schedule
Welch Memorial Church outlines its Sunday program with regular services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. The Young People's Society meets for prayer at 6:15 p.m. Junior Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Pastor Rev. Geo L. Curry leads morning sermon Self Destruction and evening sermon Hit the Line Hard.
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Welch Memorial
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Geo. L. Curry
Episcopal church schedule for St Marys N Main
Services for the Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity at St Marys Episcopal Church begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 11 a m. Church school meets at 9 30 a m. at the corner of N Main and Farriss Avenue with the procession continuing as announced.
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services
Wesley Memorial Methodist church will hold worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Rev J W Moore preaching both times. Morning topic Creating the Christian Mind and Evening topic Opportunities Lost and Found. Choir directed by J Gurney Briggs to provide music. Junior church and church school scheduled, attendance last week near 700. Young People league meetings moved to Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Choir
J. Gurney Briggs
Peacock
Young People’s League
Reverend James M. Mullen to Lead Evening Service
Reformed Church announces Rev. James M. Mullen field secretary of the board of home missions will preach at the night service. Morning service and Sunday school feature special music by the Chisholm sisters of Thomasville. Pastor Rev. W. R. Shaffer preaches on Helpers In Gods Work. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor meets 6 30 p m. All youths invited.
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Young People’s Society of the Christian Endeavor
Annual Fish Tale Near Brownsville Narrated
In Brownsville Texas five fishermen led by Dr. J. A. Hickaday tell of a Gulf of Mexico trip where they harpooned a 16 foot ray. The rope tangled in the propeller and the fish towed the boat for over a mile before the rope was freed.
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Brownsville
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
J. A. Hickaday
Miserly Passerby Keeps Cash Till Last in Line
In Rome, Travasso notes a peculiar habit at the station where crowds form to buy tickets. Old Smith jokes about the man who lingers at the end of the line to save money, delaying purchases to keep his funds longer.
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Old Smith
Travasso
Rome
Democrats Here Represented at Party Gathering in Guilford
About 1000 people attended a Greensboro court house mass meeting to open the Guilford county Democratic campaign. Local leaders Dr. John T. Burrus Thomas Turner Wade P. Renfrow and speakers Clyde R. Hoey and Bryce R. Holt outlined the party program and criticized the Republican national leadership.
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High Point
Court House
Greensboro
Guilford County
John T. Burrus
State Senate
Thomas Turner
State House of Representatives
Wade P. Renfrow
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Charles A. Hines
Hoey
Republican Party
Bryce R. Holt
Officers Seize Thirteen Gallons Of Home Brew Here
Thirteen gallons of home brew were seized at 604 Moon Street at 10 o clock this morning. Mary Roberts was found on the premises and held, though no charges were filed yet.
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Moon Street
Mary Roberts
Light Inspectors Return From Southern meeting in Jacksonville
J L Sechrest city light inspector returned from Jacksonville where he attended the annual meeting of the southern association of inspectors. More than 100 inspectors from across the region gathered to discuss matters and the group accepted an invitation to meet next year in Houston Texas.
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J. L. Sechrest
Jacksonville
Florida
Southern Association of Inspectors
South
Houston
Texas
Revival To Continue For Two Weeks More
The revival meeting at the Church of God on Cedar Street will run two more weeks. Evangelist Rev. Arthur Owen announced the continuation and invited the public to attend.
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Church of God
Cedar Street
Arthur Owen
Obliging Sunday fishing scene from Tit-Bits
A humorous exchange shows a wife tired of fishing and a husband admitting he catches as few fish as possible, reflecting a light domestic moment from Tit-Bits.
Special Anniversary To Be Observed At Cherry Street Church
The junior church of Cherry Street Presbyterian marks its anniversary with a morning service at 11 o clock. A congregational meeting follows at 12 30. An afternoon city wide meeting of colored missionary societies addresses Miss Clara I Cox on inter racial relations.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Ecolored
All Colored Missionary Societies
Clara I. Cox
Stuart-Bodenheimer Family Reunion at Freedland Moravian
The Stuart Bodeneheimer family will hold its annual reunion at Freedland Moravian Church on the High Point Winston-Salem highway Sunday September 21. A 1 PM picnic lunch is planned with music by the Freedland band and speeches by Reverends J K Pfohl S L Naff and Col W A Blair. Attendance is expected between 300 and 400.
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Stuart-Bodenheimer
Freedland Moravian Church
High Point
Winston-Salem
Freedland Band
J. K. Pfohl
S. L. Naff
Col. W. A. Blair
Elbow Flounce of Caracal Fur on New Winter Coat
A winter coat features an elbow flounce about six inches deep made from shaved caracal. The collar repeats the same fur, creating a coordinated snowy fringe and neckline detail.
Notice of Sale of Land for High Point Church Trust
The trustee under a 1924 deed of trust for English Street Methodist Protestant Church of High Point will sell at public auction on October 11, 1930 at 2:00 PM on the premises in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina. The property is Lot 4 Block 3 in Melrose Plat, Parsonage Lot 60 by 150 feet with a six room house, described in Plat Book 2 page 1il and in the deed of trust.
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W. F. Kennedy
Zeno Clodfelter
C. J. Burton
D. J. Moser
G. Y. Stone
English Street Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
N. C
C. A. York
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Commercial National Bank of
High Point Township
North Carolina
Melrose
Cc. A. York
Cc. C. Barnhart
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Public auction will sell at the Greensboro courthouse at 2 PM on Monday October 8 1930 a one half undivided interest in a Guilford County North Carolina parcel described from the Jarrell Building area under a 1922 mortgage by Willard M Dyer to Nina Barnes Dyer later Nina Barnes Adams.
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State OF
North Carolina
Guilford
Willard M. Dyer
Nina Barnes Dyer
Nina Barnes Adams
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
Jarrell
Allen Bros
Mortgagee Nina Barnes Dyer Property Description
Describes a land parcel with bearings and distances on High Street and South Main Street, including a 10 foot alley and sidewalk lines. Excludes a strip released by Nina Barnes Dyer (now Nina Barnes Adams) from the mortgage. Dated September 5, 1930.
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High Street
Hig Street
South Main Street
Nina Barnes Dyer
Nina Barnes Adams
Public sale of two Greensboro lots in Spring Valley and Hedgemont
Z I Walser trustee announces foreclosure on August 15 1929 deed of trust for L F Cox and Sallie M Cox. On October 14 1930 at 2:00 PM the property in Guilford County will be sold for cash to the highest bidder. First tract Lot 73 Spring Valley Development No 1 fronting Geddie Street Second tract Lot 86 Hedgemont of the Staley Bros Harmon subdivision fronting Carolina Avenue Greensboro NC.
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L. F. Cox
Sallie Mate Cox
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Spring Valley
Office of the Register of Deeds
N. C
Carolina Avenue
Z. I. Walser
Walser & Casey, Attys
Notice of Sale in Guilford County High Point Township land
Under an order of the Superior Court of Guilford County the commissioner will sell September 22, 1930 at 12 noon at Greensboro court house door the High Point Township tract in Guilford County North Carolina adjoining W. B. Freeman Hal Hill and others containing 15065 square feet. Sale terms: one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years with interest on deferred payments from date of sale.
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Superior Court of
Guilford County
Annie Turner
W. L. Jackson
Court House
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point Township
High Point
Freeman
Hal Hill
East Green Street
Jerry Culbertson
Robert Dark
Annie J. Dark
Office of the Register of Deeds
Thomas C. Hoyle
Com’r
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White Island
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Andree
Bratvaag
Meeting of Light Inspectors
F. C. Sharp
Commerce National Bank
College St Auto Wash
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage Coo
Progress and the Bank
the Bank of Service
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