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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

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Grandmother Welborn Dies After Pleasant Day at Home

Mrs. David A. Welborn known as Grandma Welborn died suddenly Sunday afternoon at her home after returning from a visit with her son John Welborn. The funeral was held Tuesday at Pleasant M. P. church with many attendees and floral tributes.

David A. Welborn Grandma Welborn John Welborn Aie Napa Welborn Jyove Sdma Talvier Rthly Israel Alsn Grandpa Coandma Ma Welborn Greene Welborn John Usxyworth High Point John Welfoen Thomasville Route 1 Lizzie Craven M. P Shelton M. P. Church Concord

Prominent Randolph Farmer Thomas B. Redding Dies

Thomas B. Redding, a leading Randolph County farmer noted for his show farm along the road from the Carraway mountains to Ashboro, died at home from apoplexy late Wednesday night. He leaves daughter Dora and sons Troy and Wil an. Funeral was held Friday from Union Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Randolph ‘County Ashboro Thomas B. Redding Hev Carraway Mountains Dora Redding Troy Wilan Redding Old Union Church Randolph County

Through Country With Auto in Slow Journey Home

George Lowe and M H Shiplett travel by two Hudson automobiles for the Motor Service Company. Freight congestion hinders auto dealers from shipping, forcing a country drive. Mrs Lowe and Mr Shiplett plan a slow trip to protect Supers finds and avoid harm.

George Lowe M. H. Shiplett Hudson Motor Service Company

Bundlesome Sunday robbery at Cauble's store

Early Sunday morning an unknown thief used a 12 inch heavy chain to smash Cauble's plate glass, missing only a watch and chain among many cheap items. The act echoes a prior Laflin's store incident, with Mrs. Chris Bomballis first to spot the break and alert police.

Cauble Laflin Chris Bomballis

Euriah Gardner Dies at 68 in Jamestown Area

Euriah L. Gardner aged 68 died Sunday morning at his home in Iynesigwn after a pneumonia illness. Survived by two brothers Julius of North Carolina and Walter of Missouri, and three sisters Emma Bradford of Missouri Sallie Evans and Cornelia Hodgin of Jamestown. Funeral held at 1:30 PM Monday from the home, Rev. Hamilton officiating, interment at Deep River.

Euriah Gardner Euriah L. Gardner Iynesigwn Mr.Gardner Julius Gardner North Carolina Walter Gardner Missouri Emma Bradford Sallie Evans Cornelia Hodgin Jamestown Hamilton Jamestown Methodist Episcopal Church Deep River

Kent Greer Bound to United States Court in Mann Act Case

J Kent Greer of High Point appeared before United States Commissioner Henry L Guthrie in Rockingham charged with violating the Mann act. Witnesses testified to hotel stays with two women and drunkenness by bell boys. Greer bound to March 30 federal term in Laurinburg under 1000 bond for alleged conspiracy to commit highway robbery tied to a February 13 crime. Robert Greer held for 4 April in superior court under 10000 bond.

Rockingham J. Kent Greer High Point United States Henry L. Guthrie Grier North Carolina South Carolina Messrs Stack Lockhart Thomas Phillips Messrs. Gold, Williams Jones J. R. Long Kent Grier Laurinburg U. S. Greer W. F. Taylor Lot W. R. Clinard Robert Steele Robert Greer Kent Greer Superior Court

Park Street School Plan To Cost Eighty Five Thousand

The city school board and council in joint session approved an eighty five thousand dollar Park street building to relieve classroom congestion and support compulsory attendance. The two story structure will include seventeen new classrooms and modern facilities with plans to begin within 105 days. A central high school for High Point township remains a future goal alongside the Park street project.

Park Street Highs Point Orde High Point Parkstreet Sertice

Stunts In The Air Draw Large Crowd On Saturday

The article notes a crowded scene as aero planes performed stunts including turns, tail spins, loops, and wing walking Saturday. Flyers entertained locals with high altitude maneuvers while flu conditions ease in surrounding districts.

Citizen Jim Bon Dies After Stroke

Jim Bon a well known man about town died Friday after a stroke of apopoxy. He was a prominent local figure and his passing leaves the community in mourning.

Jim Bon

Craven Attends Funeral of Mrs. David Welborn

Avery Craven of Charlotte attended the funeral of his godmother Mrs. David Welborn at Mt. Pleasant Church Tuesday morning.

Avery Craven Charlotte David Welborn Mt. Pleasant Church

New Collector Appointed for High Point and Davidson County

D G McRae of Thomasville is named deputy collector of internal revenue for the territory of High Point township and Davidson county, succeeding H Hoyle Sink of Lexington. He will arrive Monday and have an office at the post office building, available daily 2 to 5 pm next week to receive income returns and collect special taxes.

D. G. McRae Thomasville Internal Revenue High Point Township Davidson County H. Hoyle Sink Lexington McRae High Point

Sunday Worship Returns After Three Week Ban

High Point resumes church and Sunday school services for the first time in three weeks as the emergency curbs on gatherings are lifted. City pastors and leaders helped fight influenza, volunteering as nurses and helpers while the ban was in effect.

High Point Suny

Comet-like sky sight as pilot survives record flight

Dayton reports Major R W Schroeder test pilot at McCook field flew to 36020 feet then fell five miles. He was stunned and partly blinded after a rapid descent but managed a controlled landing. Spectators misread the vapor trail as a comet before the recovery and rescue.

Dayton Maj. R. W. Schroeder McCook Field Major Schroeder Schroeder McCookfield

City Council Acts On Park Street School Purchase

City council last night bought a lot for a new Park Street School from St. Davis for 7500 dollars. Steele Street was ordered paved from E Washington to the cemetery gate. The N C Public Service Co contract was renewed for five years with arc lights lowered from 60 to 55 dollars each and a 5 percent discount on all bills, saving about 2500 dollars annually now and more later.

New Park Street St. Davis Steele Street E. Washington Cemetery Gate N. C. Public Service Co

Robbery at Ring Drug Co Leaves Cash Drawer Lacking

Unknown suspects gained entry from the rear early Wednesday. Little money taken from the cash drawer. A large plate glass in front of H. Harris & Bros. was shattered but no other items were stolen.

Ring Drug Co H. Harris & Bros

Outdoor permanent work offered by Brown Bros Nurseries

An ad invites workers to permanent outdoor employment with weekly commissions from Brown Bros Nurseries in Rochester New York. The township republicans held a Friday night rally at city hall with 15 to 20 attendees and general harmony. A typewriter for sale is offered at the office at a bargain price.

Brown Bros. Nurseries Rochester N. Y Judge Pritchard

High Point News Briefs Highlight Illnesses Visitors and Industry

Short notes from High Point report illnesses among residents and visitors from Winston Salem Boston Asheville and Raleigh. Several individuals travel for furniture purchases and business including L B Williams T J Greensboro and Mrs W L Horn. Factories planned soon include Henry Kearns panel plant and hosiery mills with lumber prices rising.

Nancy Gwynn N. P. Williams Winston-Salem M. J. Butler Boston G. M. Lee Lumberton High Point L. B. Davis Raleigh Ray Burgess Mount Airy M. A. Byerly South Main Street C. C. Mitchell Asheville W. L. Horn Thomasville Birdie Smith Eugenia Shields Lexington L. B Moore D. R. Ponton Green Street Soucey Pemberton Spencer Evelyn Wilson Graham MacSpain George Wilson Centennial Avenue T. L. Trott John Cecil Henry Kearns J. W. Harris O. E.kearns

Mrs Hendricks Dies in Mechanicsville Home

Mrs Ellen Hendricks died suddenly Wednesday night at her son Claude Hendricks home in Mechanicsville suburb of High Point. Born in Randolph 71 years ago she was a faithful member of Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral services were held at her son's home by Rev William A Lambeth and interment followed Friday at Coleridge church burying ground.

Ellen Hendricks Claude Hendricks Mechanicsville High Point Hendricks Randolphery Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church William A. Lambeth Coléridge

High Point Observes Reopenings and Travel

Local notices recount church services resuming after a three week flu shutdown. Numerous visitors from Raleigh Charlotte Greensboro Norfolk Asheboro and others stop in High Point for business and social rounds as schools reopen and staff changes take place at Gilmer Bros Co and the Greensboro store shift.

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