Bar Association Reorganizes At Fall Meeting In High Point
The High Point Bar Association reopened after summer with a banquet at the Elwood hotel and a business session on reorganization and future plans. President Carter Dalton presided. 26 members attended, including D H Parsons and Horace Haworth. The group adopted a new constitution and by laws, with committees to be named within two weeks. The next meeting is Monday October 27, then monthly through winter.
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High Point Bar Association
Elwood Hotel
Carter Dalton
Andrews cleared in mix up over name in court fine
AL Andrews fined yesterday in municipal court for drunkenness says he is not J Leslie Andrews, a special agent with the Provident Mutual Life Insurance, and that friends mistook him for the other Andrews.
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J. AL. Andrews
J. Leslie Andrews
The
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Andrews
High School Boy and Girl Held Up by Bandits Here
Two High Point junior students Miss Drucilla Majeskie and Bob Kiriakides were robbed at 8 pm on a Emerywood road. The assailants, unmasked, demanded valuables and searched Bob while one kept the other at gunpoint. the couple was told to keep quiet. Police investigated but found no trace of the two bandits, described as ragged, one tall and heavy, the other slim with dark eyes.
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High Point High School
Drucilla Majeskie
Bob Kiriakides
Emerywood
Young Kiriakides
Bob
Mooney
Hoover
Montgomery and Neese Attend Carolina Motor Club Meeting
High Point sent representatives to Greensboro for the fourth quarterly Carolina Motor club conference. C R Montgomery district manager and D A Neese returned to High Point. Over 75 state officials attended as plans for the last quarter were set and the club marked its second largest September business in eight years.
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High Point
Carolina Motor Club
Greensboro
C. R. Montgzgomery
D. A. Neese
Montgomery
Gold Star Drivers’ Club
Citizens’ Traffic Squad
Carolina Traffic Conference
C. W. Roberts
Llano Women Plan Monument for County War Dead
The Women's Shakespeare club of Llano Texas announces plans to erect a monument honoring Llano county men who died in the war.
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Women’s Shakespeare Club of
Llano, Tex
Llano County
Daddy Wood Seriously Hurt In Hit and Run Accident
J O Wood longtime High Point police desk sergeant known as Daddy Wood was seriously injured in a 5 15 am hit and run at North Main and Washington. A Ford roadster with three occupants fled. police could not identify them. He was taken to High Point hospital in grave condition with unconsciousness and severe shock. Wood served 17 years with the force and later as night watchman for local theaters.
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Main
Washington Streets
High Point Hospital
J. O. Wood
High Point
Daddy’ Wood
North Main
Washington
John Davis
North Main Street
Sechrest
Wood
Fireét
John W. Hedrick
Publix-Saenger Company
Second Leaders Meeting Set For Tonight In YWCA Lobby
The second meeting of captains and division colonels of the Mm OA Me AL Sent campaign will convene at 6 15 tonight in the YWCA lobby to review organization. Twenty nine of thirty captains have been chosen with one slot remaining. The final captains meeting is planned for Friday night October 38 to finish the roster. The Initial Gift committee meets tomorrow noon at the YWCA for luncheon with the Committee of Six. The drive will enlist 194 workers including colonels and captains.
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Mm. OA Me. AL Sent
Committee of Six
Certificates of incorporation filed in North Carolina
Certificates of incorporation were filed in Raleigh with the secretary of state for several firms. Capital Produce Company of Raleigh seeks wholesale fruits and produce with $25,000 authorized stock and $1,200 subscribed. Ashin's, Inc. of Charlotte plans general merchandising with $100,000 authorized stock and $300 subscribed. Martin and Company, Inc. of Tarboro will do a general real estate business with $20,000 authorized stock and $10,000 subscribed. Lombardy Realty Company of Charlotte aims real estate with $40,000 authorized and $4,000 subscribed. Fashion Dress Shop, Inc. of Gastonia will operate dry goods with $500,000 authorized stock. The McClintock Corporation of Charlotte intends general real estate and other activities with $600,000 authorized stock.
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Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Capital Produce Company of
R. M. Dunn
T. G. Henderson
Henderson
Ashin’s, Inc
Charlotte
Fred B. Helms
Hi. W. Kenney
Elsie Samples
Henry C. Bourne
Tarboro
Lombardy Realty Company
T. B. Spratt
J. Yu . Spratt
Fort Mill
R. E. Agnew
Fashion Dress Shop, Inc
Gastonia
Council Members Hold Conference On City Issues
City council met last night from 7 30 to 10 discussing small items and preparing for action. A regular meeting is set for tonight with plans to decide on one or two important matters.
Robberies Reported at Clifton Furniture and Mann's Drug Store
Thieves broke into the Clifton Furniture Exchange at 214 East Washington and Mann's Drug Store No. 2 on North Main last night. Only $28 in cash was found missing from the drug store and the furniture shop reported an open money drawer but nothing else taken.
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Clifton Furniture Exchange
Mann’s No. 2
East Washington Street
Mann
North Main
Furniture Exchange
P. A. Clifton
R. G. Garland
Yom Kippur Observance Outlined by Rabbi Ershler
Rabbi E B Ershler explains Yom Kippur's meaning afflicting the soul through fasting and prayer. observances begin sunset before Thursday Oct 2 with Kol Nidre and universal themes of mercy. services are set at B nos Israel synagogue Wednesday evening and Thursday.
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E. B. Ershler
House of God
Babylon
Jonah
Nineveh
B'nai Israel
North Carolina state fair boasts record cattle entries
The Enterprise Bureau reports entries for the North Carolina state fair nearing a deadline of October 1. Premiums totaling 6783.87 dollars are offered for dairy and beef cattle and dairy products with many out of state breeders entering.
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North Carolina
J. E. Foster
State College
George Evans
Advance
N. C
J. A. Arey
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Iowa
North Carolina Guerney Breeders Association
W. L. Clevenger
Revival Begins Tomorrow at First Reformed Church
A city wide evangelistic campaign sponsored by the High Point Ministers association opens with revival meetings at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the First Reformed church. Rev W R Shaffer leads, aided by Rev John C Peeler from Lenoir, with special music nightly for 19 days.
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First Reformed Church
High Point Ministers’ Association
W. R. Shaffer
Shaffer
John C. Peeler
Lenoir
It is easy to grasp Hinstein’s fourth dimension idea
A noted English scientist explains Prof Albert Hinstein’s theory of the fourth dimension. He says a ten nis ball could be turned inside out in a four dimensional world without cutting it. The remark ends with a light quip about ease.
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London
Albert Hinstein
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Healthier Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as dissolving dandruff crusts and restoring scalp health. It claims quicker results after first use, removes excess oil, enhances natural color, and makes hair appear longer and more vigorous. It cites five million bottles used yearly and mentions Ivory Drug Store as a seller.
Dust settles yearly in Spokane homes on unpaved areas
Spokane health authorities estimate that from an inch to an inch and a half of dust settles annually in homes located on unpaved areas. The finding highlights air quality concerns and potential health risks for residents in such neighborhoods.
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Spokane
Wash
New North Carolina Notaries Commissioned
Public commissions issued at Gov. O Max Gardner’s office list new notaries: Edith Abernathy Gastonia Irene S Beck Winston Salem Thomas W Couch Durham Maye Elmore Shelby J W Glass Sanford For Ingram Raleigh Mabel L Penney Raleigh Zudie Willis Yale.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Edith Abernathy
Gastonia
Irene S. Beck
Winston-Salem
Thomas W. Couch
Durham
Maye Elmore
Shelby
J. W. Glass
Sanford
For Ingram
Mabel L. Penney
Zudie Willis
Yale
Alderman Maltby Marks 55 Years at Mansfield Organ
London story notes Alderman D. H. Maltby has served 55 years at Mansfield United Methodist church as organist and justice of the peace. He has never been late for a service.
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London
Mansfield United
Auction Bazaar At Salvation Army Raises Funds
Mrs John O Beirnes home made door stops auctioned at the Salvation Army bazaar drawing rival bids Aunt Jemima doll fetched top price Adjutant John O Beirne acted as auctioneer About 150 people attended to support the army mission fund The Young Peoples Legion sold candy and cakes and the girls served lunches dresses aprons and rags were sold by the Home League four guns and a playlet The Gleaners was presented before the bazaar by Luella Elsie O Beirne Cora Speers and Nellie Strickland
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John O’beirne
Salvation Army
Jemima
Army
Mission Fund
Young People’s Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bar Association
Ed Mr. Dalton
D. H. Parsons
Horace Haworth
James B. Lovelace
G. H. Jones
D. C. MacRae
T. J. Gold
L. B. Williams
Thomas Turner
W. N. Evans
Charles W. McAnally
Leland Stanford
Garland Daniel
J. Allen Austin
Rupert T. Pickens
Walter Crissman
T. R. Wall
Silas Casey
L. J. Fisher
Lewis E. Teague
Ben Herman
G. A. Johnson
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
O. D. Parsons
E. H. Smith
W. T. Sprinkle
MacRae
McAnally
Ana Haworth
Guilford County
Teague
Deep River
Turner
Dalton
Chichesters
Chichesters Diamond
Chesters Diamond
Pilla
Hest
A&p
Crear
Atlantic & Pacific
Fic
Atlant
East
Washington Street
Emery Wood
Neese
Motor Club
Sminutes
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank
College St
College Street
W. Broad
Schwab Tailoring Company
East Broad St
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage Coo
Notaries
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clara Riley
Paxton and
4Th Avenue
Sioux City
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol. Wres, & Treas
C. H. Ellis
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