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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

8

Serious Trouble for Selling Dope in High Point

A. L. Bryant, white, is arrested in High Point around 2 pm on a Harris act violation for attempting to sell three ounces of narcotics. Bond set at $2,000. held in U S Commissioner W. G. Brown's office awaiting a deputy marshal from Greensboro. Federal agents Menzie Johnson Williams conducted the sting at a local hotel, where Bryant allegedly agreed to sell morphine for 125 dollars an ounce.

A. L. Bryant White High Point United States W. G. Brown Greensboro Bryant E. B. Menzie Menzie J. H. Johnson H. C. Williams

High Point Property Sold for 12000 Dollars in Guilford Transfers

Nine Real estate deeds filed with Guilford Register of Deeds cover High Point transfers. E M Howard sells to W A Barber and W B Hall on North Main Street for 12000 dollars, adjoining Dr C E Reitzel and Catherine Brooks known as the Catherine Brooks home place. Other sales include J C Meredith to Thomas H Elder 2000 dollars for Int No 24 in block No 3 Peoples Realty on Lee Street High Point. J Frank Coble to W C Coble forty seven acres in Clay township for 1500 dollars. Parcel adjoins C A Hinshaw C C Causey and Daniel Cobl. J W Patton to J Parkins lot 3 in Gurley plot fronts Cassady Avenue.

High Point Guilford R. H. Wharton E. M. Howard W. A. Barber W. B. Hall North Main Street C. E. Reitzel Catherine Brooks C. C. Causey Daniel Cobl J. W. Patton Parkins Gurley Cassady

High Point firms buy parcels in Bellemeade and Snow Park

The High Point Insurance and Real Estate company and others acquire several lots in High Point. Transfers include Lot No. 119 in Snow Park and blocks in Belle plot with stamps indicating prices of 1000 to 3000 dollars. Parties include Telitha C. Brown and G W Clark.

High Point Insurance Pel State Company Geo’ Wayne Salles Lot High Point Ok P. Wharton W. Dick Ick Bop Bellemeade Street Ead Township Maceaing George O. Wilson G. W. Clark High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company Snow Park Peoples’ Realty Company Telitha C. Brown

Legislators Attend Banquet at North Carolina College for Women

High Point lawmakers Senator O E Mendenhall and Representative J Allen Austin joined Guilford officials at a Greensboro banquet honoring the county’s delegation. Speakers praised the legislature for approving nearly a million dollars for new buildings at the North Carolina College and about 350000 for maintenance at the Greensboro institution.

O. E. Mendenhall J. Allen Austin High Point North Carolina College For Women Greensboro Guilford D. L. Donald C. Wright North Carolina College

Supers to Meet Here In April at High Point

High Point superintendent A W M Marr attended a Greens boro School Masters club meeting and invited the group to hold its next session in High Point. The note mentions an April gathering and includes miscellaneous classifieds for farm sales and jewelry.

A. W. M. Marr High Point Greensboro Alamance Davidson Guilford Forsyth Marr Hish Point

Court docket in Higeedet case resolves multiple charges

Dorsey Smith with others faced trial before Judge O A Kirk for assault with a deadly weapon and related offenses. Sentences included 30 days on the roads for one count and six months for vagrancy with appeals and bonds noted. Others were found guilty or not guilty on charges including drunkenness, interfering with an officer, concealed weapons, driving with another's license, and related costs.

Higeedet Dorsey Smith O. A. Kirkcharge Charles Hopkins White Guilenford Ridge Earn Hedespack Dorsey Long White George Craven Carl Hedgecock Hedgecock B. W. Bass

Stameys Jewelry Store Offers Wide Watch Selection

Stameys Jewelry Store advertises a large selection of standard watch makes at prices lower than many comparable orders. The shop presents itself as a distinctively superior watch headquarters with emphasis on affordable quality.

Stamey’s

Local notes and social rounds from Route 4 News

Mr and Mrs H Clodfelter and children visited Charny Smith near Lexington last Sunday. E Clodfelter and Harvey Smiths kin attended. The writer and husband visited Theodore Farbee. Mrs Jones of Winston and Mrs Phoal visited Mr and Mrs Theodore Farbee. The Farbee dinner was enjoyed by attendees. Mrs Harvey Smith sent a nice box of eats. Summer feels near after a thunder shower. Friends of Mrs Joe Hine wish her better. Eggs still cheap at one cent each in Walburg. Easter services at Freidland Sunday with 10am cemetery service and 11am church service. Dinner on the grounds. Salem band to provide music. Writer visited Mrs William Pool. Illness of Mrs M H Clodfelter noted. Death of C Weavil near High Point shocked locals. Stills being found in area. calls for heavy penalties. Pie supper at Shady Grove school house last Thursday featured cake walk and fortune telling. Mountain fox hunt included L F Clodfelter. Stamey offers watch and jewelry repairs.

Route 4 Mary A. Clodfelter H. Clodfelter Charny Smith Lexington E. Clodfelter Harvey Smith Theodore Farbee Jones Winston Phoal Walburg Freidland Salem William Pool M. H. Clodfelter C. Weavil High Point Shady Grove School House L. F. Clodfelter

Randleman News Highlights Local Visits And Play

Local residents report visits from Asheboro Greensboro and High Point. A childbirth adds Helen Ruth to Gurnie Brookshire’s family. The Betterment Society plans a March 18 play Twelve Old Maids at the high school auditorium for a good cause with moderate admission. A boys athletic club forms as locals cheer. A ball game Liberty High versus Randleman ends 7 to 2 in favor of Randleman.

A. M. Wright Asheboro J. H. H. Neson Arthur Jarrett Greensboro Gurnie Brookshire Helen Ruth J. B. Pugh New Salem E. K. Richardson Farmer R. L. Dosier Sophia The Betterment Society C. W. Hayes Neil Lamb Kate Ferrer David Ferree L. Ivey and Son Joseph Danville Lem Marsh Randleman High Point

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L. Jones Olney, Ill Milline Venetia Smith Brunswick Phonographs and Main St el Edisto Clegg Cigar Co Greensboro, N.C N C North Carolina Efird Coats Efird’s Store Stamey Randleman News
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