Sowing Reap Hoh Point Man Convicted Bigamy in Guilford
In Guilford Superior Court Judge Henry P. Lane sentenced John W. Moon of Mid Point to ten years hard labor in the state penitentiary and to wear stripes for bigamy. Moon received a 30 day window to perfect an appeal with bond set at 3,500 dollars. The proceedings included mental health testimony and appeals from the defense while prosecutors urged the maximum lawful punishment. Other cases involved Schoeller’s settlement, child custody, and various jail and bond dispositions as the busy term wrapped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoh Point
Schoeller
Henry P. Lane
Guilford Superior Court
John W. Moon
Mid Point
Moon
Afernoon
Thomas J. Gold
High Point
Smith
Bower Ise
Gold
McAnally
Lane
Moonau
W.mienceifer Fridex
Scoeller
Celia Marie Schoeller
Glondie Carr
Joe Phipps
Stacy
Womack
Negro
Asa Hadley
Timmerson
Martin Emerson
Henry Cross
John Mdings
Pete Pettiford
Cross
Colored minister dead shocks editor's household
Auat Lizzie Hargrave, cook at the editor's home, received a telegram this morning announcing the death of her son, Rev. John Hargrave, of Boston Massachusetts. She was unaware of his illness and the news distressed her greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Hargrave
John Hargrave
Boston
Mass
Peace treaty expected as Germany signs amid debate
Lectures on social morality were delivered to women workers in eight local plants by Dr. Anna A. Bray and Dr. Anna I. von Shelly. They described the government standard of morality and urged women to support it. A Sunday meeting at Friends' Church followed, arranged by Miss Clara I. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Bray
Worcester
Mass
Anna I. von Shelly
War Work Council
Young Woman's Christian Association
Friends’ Church
Clara I. Cox
Mrs Alice Coe Dies At Home In High Point
Mrs. Alice Coe wife of W I Coe a well known citizen died Friday morning at her Mangum avenue home after several weeks illness She was 43 years old Survived by husband three daughters Mrs P W Simmons Mrs O W Perry and Miss Florence Sanders a son Roy Sanders Alexandria Va three sisters Mrs H H Hardy Mrs W W Snyder and Mrs S A Thompson of Kentucky two brothers E C Lovelace Knoxville Tenn and C L Lovelace Penniman Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Coe
W. I. Coe
Mangum Avenue
P. W. Simmons
O. W. Perry
Florence Sanders
Roy Sanders
Alexandria
H. H. Hardy
W. W Snyder
S. A. Thompson
Kentucky
Road collision prompts call for criminal negligence action
Sunday night patrolmen investigated a dispute near the M. P. Children's Home after a collision. Two Greensboro youths, drunk by some accounts, had two thirds of the road while the other driver held one third. Both cars damaged. the youths agreed to pay for repairs. The incident raises calls to arrest for criminal negligence and to curb road hogs and speeders to protect lives of two elderly women and four children in the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
B Point
Secur Thensbord
Opening game of the new team in Wins ton
The first baseball game after organization of the new team was played Saturday afternoon at Wins ton. High Point led 6 to 3 before rain interrupted play, showing promise for the club's debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
High Point
Local High Point Notes On Health Weather And Gossip
Mrs Lafayette McGhee has been seriously ill but shows improvement. Mrs Henderson of Winston remains at her bedside for several weeks. Mrs Andrew Sells underwent appendicitis surgery in Winston Hospital and expects to return home soon. J B Montsinger warns of another sugar panic while noting lack of fruit. A Friday shower brought much needed rain. D E Clodfelter and Wilmer visited High Point. Robey Clodfelter and John Wall relocate to Wallburg and South Mountain. Conversations wonder about women entering politics.
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Mary A. Clodfelter
Lafayette McGhee
Henderson
Winston
Andrew Sells
Winston Hospital
D. E. Clodfelter
Wilmer
High Point
Robey Clodfelter
John Wall
Wallbureg
Southmount
Greensboro Budget Proposes Close to $300000 for Next Year
Greensboro plans to spend about 300000 in the coming year excluding bond money and water receipts which may total 75000. A public hearing is set for July 1 to discuss the tentative budget. Education funds rise to 94700 with total school revenue at 102500, while interest on bonds is expected around 80000 and total general expenses reach 109100. The waterworks budget exceeds 75000 with water rents covering the excess, street maintenance is 14000, fire 19000, police 25000, health 18000, cemetery 7000, city hall 2500, parks 1100, and lights 13000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Water Department
Cits
Greensboro News
Barber Burton Wedding in Douglasville
The Douglasville Georgia paper details the Barber Burton wedding at the Methodist church with Rev Augustus Ernest officiating. Miss Alvine Burton wed High Point pastor Arthur Barber. Attendants included Miss Bessie Burton maid of honor and Miss Amelda Duncan. Guests came from Griffin Rome Atlanta Acworth and more as the couple departed for a wedding tour to Toledo New York and other Eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Sentinel
Douglasville
Bessie Burton
Ameldte Duncan
Birmingham
Lottie Barber
High Point
N. C
Georgette Crepe
Flora Stephens
Elsie Wood
Grady Baggett
J. L. Perkins
R. S. Duncan
W. C. Duncan
Edith Dake
Louise Duncan
Ruth Selman
Mrs. Barber
Toledo
F. K. Duncan
Powder Springs
Amelda Duncan
Douglasville High School
North Carolina State College advert promotes engineering study
An advertisement in the Review invites young men to investigate the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering for training in agriculture and civil electrical mechanical chemical and textile engineering. Full information is available from Registrar E. B. Owen at West Raleigh. J. T. Ryan will represent High Point in Washington at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
E. B. Owen
West Raleigh
J. T. Ryan
High Point
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Local Elks parade and returning servicemen highlight High Point news
Elks lodge members joined the state parade in Teensboro Wednesday evening. Local soldiers from the 81st Division return home, plus overseas-bound and married couples announcements, and a big weekend of school picnics, baseball, and community events in High Point.
Medical aid available for discharged service members in city
The Public Health Service and Bureau of War Risk Insurance offer free medical exams and certificates for those seeking compensation. Dr. H. W. McCain at 107 North Main Street acts as local examiner. government pays medical relief or hospital care if needed. The 5th District HQ is in Atlanta. inquiries can be sent to Dr. J. A. Watkins at the Chamber of Commerce Building.
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United States Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
High Point
H. W. McCain
North Main Street
Bureau of War Risk Act
5Th District
North and
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Atlanta
Perhops
J. A. Watkins
Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Penny and Wrenn Buy H C Field Lot for Hotel Extension
Geo T Penny and J F Wrenn acquired the H C Field lot 85 by 136 feet on East High Street adjoining the Elwood Hotel. They plan extending the hotel on this site. The approximate purchase price was ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Geo. T. Penny
J. F. Wrenn
H. C. Field
East High Street
Elwood Hotel
Baracca class lawn party at Commerce and Rankin Streets
The Baracca class of the First Re formed church held a lawn party Saturday on the vacant lot at Commerce and Rankin. Music pleased attendees and the event was enjoyed by all.
Creditable summer resorts folder from Southern Railway
The United States Railroad Administration issues a summer resorts folder for the Southern region detailing land of the sky attractions in western North Carolina and seaside resorts in the east. It highlights hotels, golf courses, country clubs, and consolidated ticket offices across Virginia to West Virginia and beyond, praising the Southern Railway’s service.
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United States Railroad Administration
Southern Railway
Southern
South
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
West Virginia
Sitterson and Bunch Tie The Knot In Windsor Home
J D Sitterson and Vera Bunch of Windsor were married at the bride's home yesterday morning. They plan to reside in this city after July 1. The bride, Windsor's popular graduate of Greenville's Teacher's Training school, is praised as beloved. The groom, manager and major investor in Atlantic Store Inc., is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sitterson
Vera Bunch
Windsor
Teacher's Training School
Greenville
Atlantic Store, Inc
Morning Daily Promised by High Point Republican
The High Point Republican plans to publish a morning daily starting August 1, led by editor F R Prather with Holloway of the Ashboro Bulletin and aided by local citizens as principal promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Republican
F. R. Prather
Holloway
The
Ashsboro Bulletin
Soldiers Back Home After Duty in 21st Division
Clark White, Thomas Duggins and Wyatt Church return home as members of the famed 21st division. They are welcomed by families and friends, marking a homecoming after their service with the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark White
Thomas Duggins
Wyatt Church
21St Division
Auto crash injures children near Burlington shop
J. Smith of Burlington drove from the curb into a street window of the Peoples House Finishing Company, striking three children. Eva Weston suffered injuries to body and ankle. Smith said his car’s reverse operated oppositely. He gave bond pending the condition of the gravest injured child.
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J. Smith
Burlington
Peoples House Finishing Company
Eva Weston
Bond
Foust Named County Superintendent in Hoke
Prof F L Foust, longtime Pleasant Garden high school principal, has accepted the post of county superintendent of education in Hoke county and plans to move soon. Pleasant Garden residents honored him with a watch while the Women's club presented Mrs Foust a gold thimble for her support of the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Foust
Pleasant Garden High School
Hoke County
Pleasant Garden
Prof. Foust
Pleasant Garden School
Women’s Club
Foust
Local man Ed Hunt ends life with shotgun
Ed Hunt of southeast of town killed himself Saturday with a double barreled shotgun. Officials attribute health and religious excitement as the cause. Funeral services were held Sunday at Fairfield church, a large crowd in attendance. He was well known. survives a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hunt
UHS
Fairfield Church
Death of Young Man Thomas Flagg at 21
Thomas Flagg died at his mother Mrs. Alice Flagg’s home on Centennial avenue Saturday night from tuberculosis contracted during service along the Mexican border. The 21 year old was well known and funeral services were held there Monday evening conducted by Rev. Geo. R. Brown of Main Street M. P. church with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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Thomas Flagg
Alice Flagg
Centennial Avenue
Geo. R. Brown
Main Street
M. P
Oakwood Cemetery
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Lodge of Elks
Teensboro
Sarah Dodson
Pilot Mountain
Mt. Airy
William P. Miller
J. L. Helton
Newport News
Jamestown
W. W. Jones
Norfolk
Richmond
Harrison Swicegood
Nellie Muse
BN. C
Wade Marsh
Jackson Springs
W. A. Lambeth
Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Wilson
Missionary Societies
Clyde Gentry
H. L. Hoover
Thomasville
J. F. Hayden
Charles Matton
George A. Matton
J. BE. Lanier
William Ellis
Trinity
Nellie Nance
Randolph
W. Clark Kinkman
R. E. Andrews
R. S. Lassitek Company
Durham
Rocky Mount
Field
Willis
H. A. Willis
American Tobacco Club
W. O. Bulla
Asheboro
Ashehoro
F. Fletcher Bulla
Randolph County
S. S. Coe
Wade Mecum Springs
W. F. Coe
Green Street Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Feezer
B. F. Sheetz
Wildcats
Darrell Gordon
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Thos. L. Trott
United States
First Reformed Churches
H. A. Millis F.ramer
Greensboro Road
Baracca
First Reformed Church
Commerce and
Rankit Streets
Wesley Memorial Church
Herbert Cox
J. J. Hamlin
H.C. Pitts
D.R Pitts
Dental Association
Asheville
Army
Army Aviation
C. F. Farley
Statesville
A. C. Jones
N. C.state Veterinary Medical Association
Wrightsville Beach
Futrell
J. H. Neuschafer
Baltimore
Fred S. Petrie
Alice Aldridge
Lee Aldridge
A. T.C. Boys
El4wood
Commercial National Bank
Ing
Sitterson— Bunch
Hoke
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