Deeds vs Promises in High Point Mayoral Campaign
W W L Stamey, present councilman from the 2nd ward, declares he seeks the mayor’s office to advance city needs not for salary. He cites work on public housing plans, school books, play grounds, sewer and water improvements, cemetery care, and a new city hall while urging unity, honesty, and service over partisan politics ahead of the April 19 primary. He urges voters to register by April 19 and lists registrars by ward.
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High Point
Local High Point Debating Teams Win to Reach Chapel Hill Finals
High Point high school debating duos defeated Lexington and Reidsville rivals in two preliminaries to earn a spot in the state finals in Chapel Hill on April 26. Frank Cauble and Willie Rabinowitz of High Point won Reidsville over Lexington on a two to one judges decision, while Walter Crissman and Charles McAnally defeated the Reidsville affirmative in Lexington for a unanimous High Point win. Debaters from Lexington and Reidsville also argued in a church meeting, with Lexington prevailing two to one for the affirmative.
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High Point
Lexington
Reidsville
Chapel Hill
High Point High School
Frank Cauble
Willie Rabinowitz
Walter Crissman
Charles McAnally
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Farriss
T. J. Gold
James A. Clarke
Ellen Owens
Charles Davis
Malcolm McBryde
James Mathewson
Henry Grady Owens
Stamey’s Jewelers Sells All Watch Brands At Low Prices
Stamey’s Jewel Store advertises a wide selection of standard watches at prices lower than any comparable mail order offers. The shop claims to be a distinctively headquarters on watches with emphasis on value.
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Stamey
Stamey’s
Brunswick Phonographs
Stamey Declares Mayor Candidacy With Key Local Ties
W L Stamey submits a candidacy statement for mayor highlighting religion as Wesley Memorial M E Church member ship and local independence. He lists business ventures including The High Point Review Stamey Printing House and Stameys Jewelry Store with stakes in North State Telephone Co Dixie Veneer and Panel Co Commercial National Bank Wachovia Bank and Trust Co and several building and loan associations. He notes leadership roles in the city council past two years and claims credit for free school book systems cemetery beautification and city playgrounds. He promotes progress good government and protection of High Point’s reputation and infrastructure.
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Oice
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
High Point
Commercial Club
Kiwanis Club
Elks’ Club
Moose ‘Club
High Point Review
Stamey Printing House
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
North State Telephone Co
Dixie Veneer & Panel Co
Notice of Summons and Bond Offerings in Guilford County
Notice details a summons in the case of T. C. Barker versus L. E. York issued March 28 1921 for $1 818 19 and a warrant of attachment returnable May 9 1921. Also includes sale notice for 175 000 funding bonds of High Point with bids due April 15 1921 and registration reminder for the April 19 primary and May 3 election. It notes a sale of a 1879 Bowman confession by The Review office and Efird’s store.
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State of North Carolina
Guilford
T. C. Barker
L. E. York
M. W. Gant
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboor
High Point
N. C
City of
Thomas Pinkney Bowman
Asheboro
Bowman
John Farlowe
A. J. Winslow
Efird’s
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Dipee
W.W. L. Stamey
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C. A. Smith
J. L. Sechrest
T. W. Stoner
David Yoward
W. W. Ellington
Bargain House
North Main and
English Streets
N. Main and
English St
W. L. Stamey
U. S
Lawless
North Main St
Danville
P.i
America
Hanover National Bank
New York City
N.Y
L. Ragan
City Ser
Tary
Incorporate Bank
Messrs
Reed, Dougherty & Hoyt
City of High Poin
City
Main St
el Edisto
Clegg Cigar Co
Greensboro, N. C
High Point Perpetual Building
Building and Loan Association
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Dred Peacock Vy. A. J. Idol Sec. and
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Commercial National Bank
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