Fire Chief Horney Wins $25 Raise For City Fire Dept
City council last night approved a $25 monthly raise for Fire Chief A B Horney raising his pay to 200 dollars. Other firefighters receive $10 raises bringing them to 120 dollars monthly. Council also approved two suits per member annually replacing one. Horney had urged stepped wage scale with initial 90 dollars, then 100, 110, and 135 by later years but the final adopted figure capped at 125 for the last period.
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Fire Department
A. B. Horney
Horney
Department
Joe Worth
Chief Horney
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Jane Kennedy
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Kennedy who died yesterday at her residence in Davidson County will be held tomorrow at 10 oclock at Pleasant Grove Methodist Protestant church. Rev G L Reynolds officiated. Burial was in the church family plot beside her husband. Flowerbearers were Kennedy women and pallbearers Kennedy men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Kennedy
Davidson County
Pleasant Grove
Mary Kennedy
Fay Kennedy
Ruth Kennedy
Ed Kennedy
Tom Kennedy
Will Kennedy
Walker Kennedy
Vernie
Avery Kennedy
Comedy Marks Semi Monthly City Council Meet
The city council meeting stretched to the early hours as jokes from C. C. Muse and others livened proceedings. Mayor Moffitt cited time constraints and postponed the proposed lowering of the Southern tracks, saying it would be addressed soon.
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Council
Moffitt
C. C. Muse
Muse
Dalton
Mr. Muse
Mr. Dalton
Keith
High Point Forms American Business Club Chapter
The initial session of the American Business Club in High Point was held at the Sheraton hotel with about 25 charter members. W. E. Fitch and J. Maxwell Poice led the meeting, and plans for the club’s national ties and local activities were outlined including a weekly luncheon and a Florida relief fund.
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American Business Club
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
W. E. Fitch
J. Maxwell Poice
Fitch
Civic Club
High Point American Business Club
Florida
the Sheraton
State Board of Y M C A Meets Here Wednesday
North Carolina Youth leaders gather at the Sheraton to discuss key issues for the state youth with the Physical Education committee and the state Y M C A board to follow. The meeting will cover a permanent state camp for older high school boys and a central meeting place for the fall conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Physical Education Committee
Sheraton Hotel
State Board of
North Carolina Young Men’s Christian Associations
W. B. Weaver
Kay Patterson
Tee
A. C. Roberts
Arthur Spaugh
Carl W. Link
A. S. Arnold
Harry W. Long
State Association of the
F. C. Abbott
Charlotte
S. Parks Alexander
Durham
G. G. Allen
Kannapolis
R. C. Ainspaugh
Raleigh
Dr. E. C. Brooks
W. E. Blair
Greensboro
J. M. Broughton
W. A. Bullock
Rocky Mount
S. P. Burton
Asheville
Harry F. Comer
Co. A. Cannon
Concord
W. N. Everett
Rockingham
William Garson
J. P. Gibbons
Hamlet
P. S. Gilchrist
Wilson
N. W. Stockton
Winston-Salem
J. J. Stone
Fred N. Tate
High Point
C. H. Turner
Statesville
C. van Leuven
Wilmington
Gilbert C. White
J. A. Vache
New Bern
Heriot Clarkson
C. H. Hobbs
W. J. Martin
Davidson
List of Casualties Continued From Page One
The report lists numerous injured individuals by name and by specific injuries across Hialeah Lemon City Cocoanut Grove Miami Beach and nearby areas. Among those affected are John H Bradford Fannie Bauer Marion Anderson Herbert Clark Clyatt Taylor Mrs Cobleigh Bert Cobleigh Jack Conners and many others with broken bones sprains internal injuries and shock.
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Fannie Bauer
Albert Brown
Marion Anderson
Lemon City
Herbert Clark
Clyatt Taylor
Mrs. Cobleigh
Cocoanut Grove
Bert Cobleigh
John Coleman
W. N. Collins
Miami Beach
Ray Clint
Margaret Conner
Hialeah
Jack Conners
W. Cox
Child
H. W. Crawford
Raymond Crulman
Floyd Delaney
Jack Dolan
Phyllis Dolan
Hi. L. Dozier
Helen Ely
John Enright
Mary Josephine Svick
A. L. Fountain
Paul Garrison
E. C. Gentry
Miss Gill
K. H. Gillespie
Glaes
J. M. Goodson
Mary Goodson
Frances Greek
S. David Godman
Iva Gerber
Ari
Agnes Johnson
Frank C. Jones
Charles Kiroy
I. ©. Kirkland
John V. Kloeber
Silver Bluff
W. L. Larson
Russell Laviolette
Florence Lawrence
Edith Lowell
Don Lawrence
A. M. Murray
Fatfael Mays
Martin
D. Marrs
James J. Martin
Henry Mason
Richman
Frank Miller
William Miller
Arthur Mooney
W. G G. Moore
Dania
Four Miles of Base Work Complete on Greensboro Road
Hagedorn Construction reports about four miles of concrete base on the High Point Greensboro highway and Atlantic Paving laid three quarters of a mile of asphalt. J W Mills says the model roadway could reach Bowmans store by early October with a new detour to Gate City opening to traffic. Deep River bridge work advances with a 130 foot span and culvert completion except Buffalo creek.
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Hagedorn Construction Company
High Point-Greensboro
Atlantic Paving Company
J. W. Mills
Bowman's
Greensboro
Bowman’s
Lewis and Sons
Buffalo Creek
Deep River
Infant of E. C. Leonard Buried This Afternoon
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Leonard died at 2107 English Street shortly after 3 this morning. After a brief home service the remains were taken to Oakwood Cemetery and buried at 2 this afternoon.
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E. CC. Leonard
English Street
Oakwood Cemetery
City will pay hospital funds for charity beds
Dr. J. T. Burrus of High Point hospital urged the city council to pay 9 daily for charity work. Council had earlier approved 3 daily for beds at High Point and Guilford General hospitals by charity patients, with a monthly cap, and Burrus asked for a fixed monthly amount for predictability.
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J. T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
Guilford General Hospital
Burrus
Navy experiments in radio vision toward new naval communications
Washington Sept 22 AP substitution of visual forms for telegraphic dots and dashes is the navy's aim in experiments. C Francis Jenkins of Washington developed the weather map transmission method already used over long distances. The system would reduce garbling and restrict reception to ships with proper receivers. A negative of the map is made and light through the map is detected to convert light and dark areas into electric signals.
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Washington
Navy Department
C. Francis Jenkins
Rachel Resident Cynthia Thornburg Dies After Illness
Miss Cynthia Thornburg 45 of Rachel North Carolina died in a local hospital last night after two weeks of illness. She was born in Randolph County to J T and Eliza Thornburg and is survived by seven brothers. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 PM at Union Methodist Episcopal Church near Farmers with burial in the church cemetery.
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Cynthia Thornburg
Rachel
N. C
Miss Thornburg
Randolph County
J. T
Eliza Hardister Thornburg
Thomas H. Thornpure
Frike
Wi. Thornburg
N. R. Thornburg
Arthur Thornburg
Lanesburg
Mich
M. Y. Thornburg
Bombay
G. L. Thornburg
Candor
O. D. Thornburg
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Farmers, N. C
Church
Prayer Meetings Continue This Week Across Town
Cottage prayer meeting will be held at the residence of Sam Hedrick on the Thimarville highway Saturday night officials of the Hag gard Evangelistic club announced. The Hag gard club regular meeting is Sunday at 2 PM at 411 Lake street and another prayer gathering is planned Friday night at 603 Mallory street at 7 30.
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Sam Hedrick
Thimarville
Haggard Evangelistic Club
Haggard Club
Lake Street
Mallory Street
Wanted Clean White Rags
The High Point Enterprise advertises payment of five cents per pound for clean white rags.
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High Point Enterprise
Maya's a Remedy for Digestive Ailments in 1900s Ad
Testimonial letter praises Maya's as a simple harmless preparation that relieves gases and colic by removing tarrrhal mucus and reducing inflammation. Claims cure after three years with no symptoms and offers money back. Advertises Hart Drug and other druggists.
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Philadelphia
Maya
Hart Drug Company
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Ui Fulk
Vuutiuir
Kennedy
Plesant Grove
Fant
C. A. Ring & Sons Druggists
English St
Rose Furniture Co
Young Men's
Elvi Organization
State Board OF Y. M.C. A
John H. Bradford
J. P. Gufford
Lillie Herring
Sinleah
Aaron Homer
Joseph Hopper
William Howardston
Tom Hagood
T. C. Harless
Thelma Harris
Effie Hayes
Floyd Halebaker
Henry McKennnel
C. H. McLaughlin
Alvin L. McNally
Elizabeth Olson
Albert Pufford
William Parnell
John Peters
Anthony Valombo
RK. J. Pattee
Hi. BE. Payne
Freeman Niley
Genevieve Roquemore
Charles Reese Hialeah
Ethel Roehill
Louis Roach
Bezra
Schine
Ezra
Tessie Schurn
Musskhitemorce
Mre
Frank
Julia Stearns
Lila Mae Stevens
Mamie Lou Tellell
Shirley Thorn
H. F. Thomas
K. Thorsteinson
Carroll Tong
Lucy Nell Warrick
E. C. Leonard
BUICK
Fisher
Duco
GEO. W. Lowe, Inc. Cor. Commerce and
Willowbrook Streets
NAVY
Ole Cpa
Starr Motor Co
Hamilton Street
Ord
The
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank Co
H. Ellis
V. A. J. Idol, Vice Pres. and
Treas
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
G. B
C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
RED Bell Shoe Store
North Main Street
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