Welch school praised by Prof Foust and Dr Jones
High Point Route 1 News notes F. W. Welch and family as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lowe. Prof Foust and Dr Jones praised Welch School, saying it was ahead of others they had visited. Other items include Navy enlistment of Earl Barley, visits among local families, a birth, and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Welch
Jim Lowe
J. A. Culler
Henry Culler
Elsie Grissom
Calvin
Grissom
W. E. Kirkman’s
Foust
Dr. Jones
Welch School
Welch
Too
Ear! Barley
Joe Barley
Navy
Sam Smith
Alford Pearce
W. £. Kirkman
Greensboro
Irene White
Alford Pierce
J. Mat Gordon
W. E Kirkman
Charlie Burns
Guy Pierce
Little Loy Gordon
Local Notices From High Point Area
High Point route D R Phillips transported Lola Green to hospital after Thursday night car crash. Lola underwent surgery Friday morning and is improving. June Montsinger dies after illness and is buried at Midway. survived by brother Jasper Ment Singer and sister Dora Ment Singer. K Barrow relocates near Union Cross to farm with Mat Smith. Mrs C M Weavil and Misses Gary Maggie and Lena Weavil visit D E Clodfelter’s. The Stone brothers moved their saw mill on S R Smith place. Hogs killed since last report include D M Weyer 800 lbs and Henry Hodge 885 lbs. Rev Sanford preaches at Shady Grove Sunday. first time this year. Mrs Alfa Clinard and children and Mrs John Clinard visit Mrs John Hines. Rev McCuiston conducts Friedland appointment. Mrs Mary A Clodfelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Phillips
Lola Green
High Point Hospital
June Montsinger
Midway
Jasper Mentsinger
High Point
Dora Mentsinger
K Barrow
Union Cross
Mat Smith
C. M. Weavil
Gary
Maggie
Lena Weavil
D. E Clodfelter
S- D. Hine
Bob Barlow
Stone Brothers
S. R. Smith Place
D. M. Weyer
Henry Hodge
Sanford
Shady Grove
Alfa Clinard
John Clinard
John Hines
McCuiston
Friedland
Mary A. Clodfelier
Hog Pens Promiscuously Allowed at Fair Draw
Ten years from now people will wonder how hog pens were allowed promiscuously at the fair. The article questions oversight and the spread of pens across the event area.
Pore Aches Of The Feet Advertisement
Fragmentary ad text promotes a foot care product with a sample offer and a local address. Mentions a vacation warning and multiple dealers, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted
Ten Thousand Awarded for Best Sequel to Diamond from the Sky
Mrs Helen O Keefe of Chicago receives the 10000 prize for the best sequel to the Diamond from the Sky. She plans to use the money to pay for her home and educate her two children. Gail Kane moved from World to Mutual while Charlotte Burton joins the Essanay band wagon. President Wilson saw Daughter of the Gods in Washington. William Garwood leaves Universal for Triangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen O'Keefe
Eastwood Avenue
Chicago
Ins
Wilson
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High Point Route 1
Charlie
Riley Smith
Mechanicsville
A. B. Sally
Pinehurst
W. E. Kirkman
J. M. Smith
East Green St
W.C.H
New Year Savings Club
Sreensboro
Paul A. Stamey
Washington
William Garwood
Universal
Triangle
Mayes
Mayr
Hart Drug Co
Peoples House Furnishing Co
Messers
Edgar Hatcher
Steven Clark
M.C. Henley
Gissos Chemical Works
J Corns
Calre
The
Rae
High Point Marble CO
D. R. Raper, Propr
W.commerce
NEW 'S
Gilmer Bros. CO
South Main St
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Greensboro Commercial School
Fireensboro Comiercial School
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