Trade At Home Drive Planned By High Point Merchants
R I Harris president of the Retail Merchants association announced a plan to convene a meeting of members with two or three prominent speakers. They will outline how High Point shoppers can be encouraged to trade at home, noting locals have spent more in neighboring cities and thus harmed local merchants.
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R. I. Harris
Retail Merchants Association
Harris
High Point
Mr. Harris
Greensboro
Association
Tate
Clark
North Carolina
Patriotic Order of Sons of America of
J. A. Sloop
Woman Wins Suit Over Dentist For Dental Needle Incident
Mrs. E. D. Kelly of Davidson won 1500 in Mecklenburg Superior Court against Dr. L. P. Trivette Mooresville dentist. She alleged a hypodermic needle broke off in her jaw and was left for three weeks.
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Charlotte
E. D. Kelly
Davidson
Mecklenburg Superior Court
L. P. Trivette
Mooresville
Ex Sheriff A. Carl Cox of Randolph Buried in County
Funeral and burial services for ex-Sheriff A Carl Cox were held at Gray's Chapel northeast of Asheboro. Cox died at his home seven miles south of Asheboro after several months of illness. Survived by six children Alpheus Mabel Paul Genevieve Floyd and Margaret. He served as Randolph County sheriff for several years.
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Asheboro
A. Carl Cox
Gray's Chapel
Mr. Cox
Cox
Randolph
Milton Cox
Providence Township
Shiloh Academy
John R. Miller
L. W. Gerringer
Gray’s Chapel
Big Mullet Catches Reported Along New Hanover Coast
Wilmington reporters say September mullet catches along the New Hanover coast rank among the best in years. Local dealers note about 100000 pounds landed since Monday, filling warehouses and shipping thousands of boxes nationwide. Fort Fisher and Wrightsville Beach yields reached 37000, with Carolina Beach reporting 7000. dealers claim recent catches will bring in thousands to fishermen.
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Wilmington
New Hanover
Wrightsville Beach
Fort Fisher Beach
Carolina Beach
Canada Cuba and Finland win UN council seats
Geneva September 15 AP Canada Cuba and Finland today elected to fill the three vacant non permanent seats on the council of the League of Nations for three year terms.
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Geneva
Canada
Cuba
Finland
Council of the’ League of Nations
Legion Post Meeting Tonight With Weiner Roast Plan
An Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion schedules an 8 p.m. meeting at the legion hut on College street to elect new officers and consider nominating committee recommendations. Afterward members will attend a weiner roast in the Hayes home grove on Edgedale drive with the auxiliary hosting a concurrent meeting at Mrs. Haworth’s Edgedale residence. Group attendance urged by all members.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Legion Hut
College Street
Legionnaires
Woman's Auxiliary
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
Horace Haworth
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Patriotic Sons
Order’s Hall
Mr. Sloop
C. E. Bulla
G. E. Riggan
T. L. Wofford
J. S. Beaver
J. W. Saunders
Music—America
Double Eagle
G. E., Riggan
Dan Carter
Law and Order
J.S. Beaver
Whispering Hope
Kopponsinen
Kuppenheimer
N. H. Silver CO
Sherife Cox
Grays Chapel
Dunlap Springs
Winstonian
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire Co
West High Strew
Legion Post
Thomas Manning
Southern Power Company
Young Manning
Laurens
S. C
Gastonia
Enterprise
McGinn
J. A. McGinn
East Wilmington
Donna Dunlo
Capitol
Carolinas
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