Andrews Move To New Home And Other Local Notices
Mr and Mrs O N Andrews moved to their new address at 609 Chestnut street Flora Canady will teach piano at the YWCA after school and Saturday Birth announcement Willard Zeno Arey born September 8 to Mr and Mrs Zeno Arey Mrs Edith Johnson prior name. The Lotus club meets tomorrow at 3 30 with Mrs John W Hedrick on North Main Street Archdale church to present The Elopement of Ellen at Trinity high school auditorium proceeds aid for new church Bishop Ferrando of Porto Rico to visit High Point Mr and Mrs Wheeler at Elwood Hotel Jones and Frazier family reunion at J A Frazier’s home DeMolay dinner dance at Mrs Ella S Dallas residence Welch Memorial Bible class entertains Young Men class at Miss Melba Burton’s Young Ladies Bible class and list of attendees. Christian Endeavor meetings planned with leaders urging full attendance Cyrus H Masten guest at West Broad Street.
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Porto Rico
High Point
Manuel Ferrando
Mountain Lakes
N. J
Rs. R. H. Wheeler
Elwood Hotel
Bishop Ferrando
White Lakes
Melba Burton
Asheboro
Katherine Gills
Catherine Gibson
Leona Burton
Jewell Hill
Fannie Roberson
Margaret Greenway
Jettie Roberson
Lelia Linsey
Messrs
W. Hoover
John C. Laster
Odell Brown
Luther Medlin
Eugene Proctor
Delmas Pierce
Frank Gibson
James F. Walker
William L. Gibson
Clyde Loman
Garnet Barnes
Mr. Greenway
Welch Memorial
Demolay
Ella S. Dallas
South Main Street
Order of DeMolay
Jimmy Rogers
Purple Panther Pack
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Alfred S. Caldwell, Jr
Dorothy Franklin
Edwin Hedrick
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Franklyn Welch
Doris Walton
Bernie Gomo
Nell Jones
Paul Callahan
Louise McEwen
Ernest Wright
Anne Carter
Butler Johnson
Louisse Welch
Vassey Wilson
Alice McRae Caldwell
William Ragan
Julia Marsh
Max Parrish
Evelyn Crater
Henry Gurley
Victor Dallas
Robert Wilson
George Ridge
Robert Thompson
A. Antonakos
Sanders Dallas
Theodore Antonakos
Charlie Tate
Local Social Notes Move Through Region
About town residents travel and visit friends in North Carolina and beyond. Cleave Loman leaves today for North Carolina State College to begin as a junior while Mary Duncan McAnally flies to Winston-Salem for Salem College studies. Mrs. Langdon Jewett journeys to Omaha for a six week stay with relatives and Mrs. D. W. Cobb departs High Point for Danville Virginia to visit. Mrs. Herman Howard of Reno Nevada arrives for a multiweek visit with her parents.
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Mary Duncan McAnally
Winston-Salem
Salem College
Miss McAnally
D. W. Cobb
High Point
Danville, Va
Herman Howard
Reno
Nev
Kiwanis to hear David Owens speak at country club
David Owens manager of Mc Coy's department store will address Kiwanis members at their weekly meeting tomorrow night at 6 30 at the country club. Secretary F J Sizemore announced the event noting Owens previous July talk to southern furniture dealers drew wide praise and he will discuss business success, customer courtesy and staff selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Owens
McCoy’s
Charlotte
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
F. J. Sizemore
Owens
Mr. Owens
Stabbing After Auto Crash In Hendersonville Highway
P. J. Hudson, 21, remained hospitalized with a severe back stab wound after an altercation with an unidentified black driver following a collision on the Hendersonville highway. Hudson, with Miss Bertie McFall, said the man remonstrated after being wrong on the road. the assailant fled with two companions, leaving a stolen car behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
P. J. Hudson
Hendersonville
Hudson
Bertie McFall
Miss Elder Applies for Passport Under Alias
Miss Elder discussed in brief notes may be in love and offered no reason for applying for a passport as Mrs Ruth Elder. She denied offers of a bonus or abandoning her flight after disasters of recent oceanic expeditions. She said she is here to fly quickly. Her home is Lakeland with five brothers and three sisters.
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Ruth Elder
Miss Elder
Lakeland
Funeral Held for Mrs. Mary D Cox at Central Friends Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary D Cox widow of Dr Joseph J Cox were held at Central Friends church with Rev Samuel Haworth officiating. The service praised her Christian life and influence in Greensboro. Burial followed at Guilford College Cemetery with many local officials and physicians as pallbearers.
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Mary DD. Cox
Joseph J. Cox
Annie Lyle Davis
South Main Street
Central Friends Church
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
Greensboro
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point
Dudley D. Carroll
Chapel Hill
Zeno Dixon
Yadkinville
Douglas stresses making a will to protect property
R. D. Douglas a Greensboro banker lawyer told the High Point Rotary club that many men fail to plan for heirs after death. He explained North Carolina law on intestacy, the division of real and personal property, and the widow's shares. He urged every man to make a will with expert help and to update it after births, also advising executors be given authority to manage estates efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Douglas
Greensboro
High Point
Douglas
Mexico hurricane toll may be lower than feared
Nogales Ariz Sept 15 AP First official reports from the storm stricken west coast of Mexico give hope the death toll may be lower than feared. William P Blanger American consul at Mazatlan reported no deaths officially and noted damage to the waterfront residential district.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
William P. Blagner
Mazatlan
Funeral services for Mrs. Martin Ayers
Funeral services for Mrs. Martin Ayers were conducted at Saints' Delight Primitive Baptist church yesterday by Rev. Joel Marshall, pastor of the Primitive Baptist church of Maple Shade, Va. Pallbearers were Dewey Preddy, Johnie Haynes, G. N. Ellison and J. H. Martin.
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Martin Ayers
Saints’ Delight Primitive Baptist Church
Joel Marshall
Pastoen
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Maple Shade
Dewey Preddy
Johnie Haynes
G. N. Ellison
J. H. Martin
Taft Sees World Growing Better Optimistically
Chief Justice William Howard Taft, aged seventy, told Martin Green in Murray Bay Canada he is an optimist and believes the world is improving though not as fast as some think. He expressed gratitude for birthday goodwill and noted his three children their spouses and ten grandchildren were with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Howard Taft
Murray Bay
Canada
Martin Green
New York Evening World
Officials deny altered cotton outlook story
Washington officials of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics deny any statement predicting a price decline based on the current cotton supply outlook. They report a New Orleans loss of 6.50 a bale tied to a fragment of a month old article, not new developments before October 1.
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Washington
Bureau of Agrcultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Bureau of Economics
Department
S. A. Linthicum Dies After Illness in High Point
S A Linthicum 26 died at a local hospital at noon after several days illness. He leaves father W S Johnson of Randolph County and widow Miss Jettie Mae Nance of High Point, two children Dorthy and Billy, brother W A Linthicum of High Point, sisters Mrs Beesie Hill of High Point and Mrs Carrie Arden of Richmond Va. He lived in High Point six years after serving in France with the American Expeditionary Force and was employed by the city at the filtering plant on Kivett road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. A. Linthicum
W. S. Johnson
Randolph County
Jettie Mae Nance
High Point
Dorthy
Billy Linthicum
W. A. Linthicum
Beesie Hill
Carrie Arden
Richmond
Linthicum
France
Kivett Road
New Companies Formed in State Include Mills and Ice Firm
Raleigh Sept 14 AP Incorporated today Sellars Manufacturing Co. of Saxaphan to manufacture yarns and related goods with 500000 authorized stock, 300 subscribed by J H Brooks R O Sellars Burling ton and B E Jordan Saxaphan. Lang Millinery Company Greensboro to deal in millinery with 1000 shares authorized, 30 subscribed by B J Land Caroline Flynn Andrews and John Paul Trotter. Carolina Ice & Fuel Co Elkin to run coal ice and creamer y with 100000 authorized, 46000 subscribed by Graden Lineberry C F Lineberry Alex Chatham and G C Chatham. Cinderella Slipper Corp Greensboro to deal in shoes with 25000 authorized, 2500 subscribed by Benjamin Marks Rheba H Marks and Cahe E Lane.
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Raleigh
Sellars ® Manufacturing Co
Saxaphan
J. H. Brooks
R. O. Sellars
Burlington
B. E. Jordan
Lang Millinery Company
Greensboro
B. J. Land
Caroline Flynn Andrews
John Paul Trotter
Charlotte
Carolina Ice & Fuel Co
Elkin
Graden Lineberry
C.F. Lineberry
Alex Chatham
G. C. Chatham
Cinderella Slipper Corp
Benjamin Marks
Rheba H. Marks
Cahe E. Lane
Dr Patten Arrested On Assault Charge In Robbinsville
Dr W Oscar Patten well known physician and former consul to Brazil was convicted on two assault charges and a separate threat to Sergeant John Eller. He received two years for the shooting and fourteen months for threatening the officer. he appealed and was released on 2500 dollar bond. Patten, alleged to be intoxicated, previously served as consul to Brazil under President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbinsville
W. Oscar Patten
Brasil
Walt Wiggins
John Eller
Patton
Brazil
Cleveland
France to transmit tariff reply tomorrow
Paris officials said the French foreign office would send the tariff reply to the American embassy tomorrow. Indications from officials suggest the answer may be less favorable than initially anticipated.
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Paris
Insurance Inspectors Probe Carolina Beach Hotel Fire
W A Scott and C L Topping of the state insurance department opened a thorough investigation into the Carolina Beach hotel fire that destroyed the resort. Estimated loss ranges from 110 000 to 126 000 partly insured. inspectors may visit other North Carolina cities as part of the inquiry.
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Wilmington
W. A. Scott
C. L. Topping
State Insurance Department
Carolina Beach
Here
H. T. Ireland
J. L. Bird
Greensboro
Stacy Wade
Colored cotton crepe towels for kitchen and play
Colored cotton crepe bought by the yard offers economical towels for kitchen use and children's play. The fabric provides bright color options and easy handling for everyday tasks.
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Canapay
Flora Canady
Y. W. C. A. Club
Zeno Arey
Willard Zeno
Arey
Edith Johnson
Lotus Club
John W. Hedrick
North Main Street
J. C. Motsinger
J. M. Young
Archdale Church
Archdale M. E
Ellen
Trinity High School
Jones and
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
C. J. Cummins
Edgedale Drive
Howard
Gwendolyn Cummins
Elsie Gates
Kernersville
Bodenheimer Farm
Dollie Wagoner
R. C. Gadd
Miami, Fla
Gadd
Vernon Hepler
Kathleen Hepler
Vernon Gadd
Helen
City
H. C. Kimbrell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Junior
Cyrus H. Masten
Ame, Indiana
W. J. Armfield
West Broad Street
Cleave Loman
N. C. State College
Zeena Gallimore
Lexington
J. A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
R. K., Young
Black Mountain
Langdon Jewett
Omaha, Neb
N. Main St
Will
Mary. D
Rotary Club
Taft
Washington Bureau
S. A. Linthicum
Secretary of State
DR. Patten
Enterprise
Brown Kid
I. Miller
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Scott
Topping
Cecil
North Main St
Orpheum
Mysterious Smith Co
Olga
Archdale
Globe Realty CO
West Commerce Street
Equitable
W. J. Fraley
OUR
Hutchen’s
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