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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

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High Point Council Votes Against Pool Room Licenses

The High Point council debated taxing and licensing in a Thursday session. A motion by Councilman Hedrick to forbid pool rooms passed with Mayor Stanton and Conrad supporting the ban while Stamey and Ingram favored licenses. Some residents criticized the decision as excessive. Church hours and Sunday openings for drug stores and candy kitchens were left unchanged.

High Point J. W. Hedrick W. L. Stamey Stamey Council Hedrick Connrad Conrad Stasmec Ingram Stanton Jociman Hedrick Sagtémey D. A. Stanton Hedrick and W. A. Hayes Commercial Club

Medal awards mark High Point graduates and contest winners

The Wrenn essay contest produced five essays with strong performances as judges W G Shipman Dr J W Me penpeste T Wood selected the best. Cox oratorical winner Nedie Cates spoke on Education and the Future. Diplomas were presented to 27 graduates.

Wrenn W. G. Shipman J. W. Mepenpeste T. Wood S. L. Haworth Nady Cates Cox Ieee J. T. Burrus J. Elwood Cox S.L. Haworth J. J. Farriss W.M. Marr Moffitt Elizabeth Scrickland H. A. Moffitt J. A. Clarke MecAnnally Lydia Preddy J. W. McAnnally Rev. Ward Continental Furniture Company W. A. Lambeth Clarke Athletic Edwin Chappell Annie Carter Marsh Lucile Morrison Kathleen Younts W. L. Stamey W. M. Marr Jr. Hayden High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy University of North Carolina North Carolina College EB. College Trinity College Fassifern Davenport Oxford Marr L'Story Pauline E. Ahred Leslie L. Andrews George A. Ausband Montrose Ballard Annie B. Beck Iris Burrus Lyln Coffey Shelly Clodfelter Norma Dutton Ecles Everhart Odella Foust Mabel J. Griffith Paul G. Gurley Martha Hamilton Mary C. Harmon Lillian Harris Howard M. Hicks Julia D. Helder Wilbert Jones Ruth Mungo Garrell Payne Winifred Perry Brooks Reitzel Hal Reynolds Viola Suits Blache Wagner Geo. T. Wood, Jr

Potato Car To Visit High Point As Exhibit Feature

High Point chamber of commerce received a letter from state horticulturist C D Matthews stating that Southern Railway has arranged transport for a special sweet potato exhibit car. High Point is among selected cities and the visit may occur this week to promote sweet potato farming and educate farmers on storage.

High Point

Train Collision Kills Grady Jones in Greensboro Area

Grady Jones a laborer on the Southern railroad section force was fatally injured Thursday when a lever car carrying him and other workers was struck by passenger train No 44 near Greensboro Jones died within minutes as Lester Dover and Sam Dickson suffered bruises and were taken to a Greensboro hospital where doctors said they would recover Cletus Floyd returned Wednesday from Kansas City Mo where he had been studying this year.

Grady Jones Southern Railroad Southern Greensboro Jones Lester Dover Sam Dickson Cletus Floyd Kansas City

Revival Services At South Main Street Church Begin

Members of South Main Street Methodist Episcopal church attend revival services that began Sunday morning. Pastor Rev. J. W. Williams preaches and the revival is expected to run for about two weeks.

South Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church J. W. Williams

Army convoy to reach city on June twenty second

The Motor Transport Corps convoy crosses the nation from Washington to Los Angeles a 3600 mile journey along the Bankhead Highway and will arrive here June 22 the event draws large crowds and marks a historic cross country drive.

Motor Transport Corps United States Army Washington, D. C Los Angeles Calif Bankhead National Highway

Local Men Seek Passports for Europe Trip

J Elwood Cox and his nephew Joseph Cox of this city filed for passports with Chief Clerk R Le Blalock for travel to England France Belgium and Italy. They plan to depart New York July 31 and return from Liverpool August 28 for a business trip and possibly attend a Friends church conference in London.

J. Elwood Cox Joseph Cox R. le Blalock Federal Court of the

Auto Stolen From Shop On East Broad Street

A Ford automobile of S. L. Beeson from the repair shop on East Broad street was stolen Thursday night. No further details available.

Ford Automobile’ of &. L. 8 N. W. Beeson East Broad Street

Kiwanis Club of High Point Organized with 74 Charter Members

George Selig of Knoxville presided at the Commercial Club as Kiwanis High Point formed a 74 member charter. Officers named were J Edward Kirkman president S L Davis vice president C M Zawah secretary and a slate of directors. A June luncheon and Oregon convention delegate were announced amid a long roster of early members and classifications.

Kiwanis Club of High Point George Sélig Knoxville J. Edward Kirkman S. L. Davis C. M. Zawah A. T. Wishart James A. Clarke R. O. Lindsay B.S. Cummings Stephen C. Clark Charles Hoertel Charles F. Tomlinson J. Elwood Cox Portland Oregon Travelers Dred Peacock Jo. Ed Kirkman Trust Company L. Davis C. ¢. Robbins A. B. Huff B.R. Thurman S. R. Bivens C. D. Smith W. C. Burns W. J. Parker P. A. Thomas R. F E. Snow F. J. Sizemore A. E. Taplin David Harris W. T. Taylor C. J. Cummings J. M. Salsbury S. P. Benner B. H. Hedgecock George F. Wilson G. A. Pollock State Furnture C. C. Deal B. H. Hoskins D. R. Raper T. D. Gilliam RP. K. Ingram C. M. Brown C. C. Muse Ge ER Wheeler J. P. Crowder James A. Carter Charles P. Coble D. R. Parker OQ. C. Durland Guy E. Wells John H. Shaw A. E. Mate W. C. Jones Ford Ecker Soest Be W. D. Brooks N. B. Petty T. M Stanton R. L. Pickett R. H. Secrest F. M. Pickett Gilbert Clark W. R. Morrow H. W. McCain

Furniture by Truck From Camp Bragg Reaches High Point

Three army trucks from Camp Bragg Fayetteville arrived in High Point Friday morning and returned with a large quantity of furniture made in local plants. The items will equip the enlisted men’s club at Camp Bragg. Soldiers had earlier taken back several truckloads of furniture from High Point. A large sum is being spent by Fayetteville camp to improve the club house. Miss Margaret Mungo returned to Winston-Salem after visiting High Point with her parents. R. J. Webb of Charlotte was in town on business.

Camp Bragg Fayetteville High Point Margaret Mungo Winston-Salem Edward, Mungo R. J. Webb Charlotte

Social Roundup From High Point and Nearby Towns

Local notes recount visits and guests in High Point including W L Stamey family at Pilot Mountain and Mrs D Leonard in Greensboro. Davidson College student Hugh Hamilton receives Fiction Medal. Collier Cobb Jr discusses rock deposits for highways with S R Bivens and others.

Two-Headed Calf Exhibited In Washington Exhibit

A two headed calf acquired by A. C. Jones drew large crowds as undertaker Sechrest embalmed it and sent it to Washington for taxidermy before future exhibition.

A. C. Jones Sechrest Washington

High Point Route 4 News Short Notes

Mary A. Clodfelter reports on sparse farming with wheat good but crops scanty and few arrests in five years. Master Richard Clodfelter suffers a bad foot from a horse incident. Sugar sells at 33 cents in Wallburg while butter remains plentiful. John Clinard and Mrs. C. C. Smith are on the sick list and poorly respectively. A remark questions pool room evils without a better substitute.

Richard Clodfelter Wallburg John Clinard C. C. Smith

Wood speaker for presidency at post office steps

General Wood campaigned from the post office steps on Saturday noon urging peace and a nonmilitaristic stance. J Elwood Cox introduced him as a candidate, with a good crowd listening as he reiterated points from prior speeches published in the papers.

Gen. Wood United States J. Elwood Cox

High Point Overall Company Changes Owners

H T Hudson and C C Garrett buy the High Point Overall Company from B S Cummings and prepare to operate starting June 1. They retain the High Point name and Anvil brand, plan 50 to 100 workers, and aim for roughly 450 to 400 dozen garments weekly with future plant expansion.

H. T. Hudson C. C. Garrett High Point Overall Company B. S. Cummings Greensboro Mr. Hudson Bluejay Manufacturing Company Overall Stocturers Huntington West Virginia C. C. Hudson Blue Bell Manufacturing Company Garrett Guilford County Bradstreet’s

Complete County Ticket Is Announced For Primary

The Greensboro board of elections announced the full county party tickets for the June primary. Democrats listed uncontested nominees including state senate candidates O B Mendenhall and John L King and several county offices. Republicans also named a full slate with no contests.

Greensboro County Board of Elctions A. B. Tate High Point State Senate O. BE. Mendenhall John L. King Board of County Commissioners W. C. Jones J. G. Foushee D. R. Huffines Register of Deeds R. H. Wharton J. L. Haynes D. B. Stafford Thos. J. Gold C. G. Wright D. L. Donnell Board of Education C. S. Gilmer G. H. McKinney J. R. Edmunds George B. Robeson Orin R. York House of Representatives I. L. Trogden R. E. Heffner John H. Vaughn J.N. Mills, Sr A. E. Futrell Board of education—Gilliam John B. Hodgin J. E. Murrell Mrs. Sadies Schoolfield J. S. Trosdon J. W. Causey

Infant found in Bolling Creek near city

A female infant prematurely born was found in Bolling Creek three miles northeast of the city by children from the M. P. Orphanage. The circumstances are unknown with theories of a bridge or upstream disposal. The remains were viewed by the coroner and county physician before burial along the creek bank.

Bolling Creek M. P Jones Wagoner

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Europe Stamney J. S. Welborn The Elks’ Lodge Carter Dalton Rotary Club Rotary Enterprise Dathe Elks and Commercial Clubs Moose Home Pilot Mountain D. ©. Leonard Lincolnton Kate Burton Reidsville Jacob Harry Shrago Dave Harris Willie Walker Southern Points Lillian Kopenheaver Shelley Clodfelter Friddy Newton W. K. Nance Georgia P. A. Hunter and Son Statesville N. C J. M. Mix Randleman Edward Mungo Elm Street Hugh Hamilton Charles Hamilton Davidson College Hamilton Davidson J. S. Adams Goldsboro J. D. Bacon Lindsay Street L. W. McFarland Indiana Friends Church Collier Cobb, Jr Robert G. Lassiter & Co Randolph County Davidson County Board of Commissioners Cobb Chamber of Commerce Collier Cobb State University Bivens High Point Route 4 News Mary A. Clodfelter U.S.A
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