Education Advocate Urges Cuts in Luxuries for Schools
Trinity No. 1 News highlights United States Commissioner of Education urging Americans to reduce spending on luxuries to fund education. He questions national outlays of under 1 billion dollars for education versus over 22 billion for nonessential goods, urging popular education, roads, reforestation, and city reconstruction as priorities. He notes resistance from luxury producers to losing markets.
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Trinity No. 1
United States
America
Avis
Eight Convicts Make An Escape From County Home
Roby Hedgecock of High Point was among eight convicts who escaped Friday morning by removing part of their cage floor at the county home three miles east of Greensboro. The escape occurred about 1 o clock and prompted alerts to Sheriff Stafford and Greensboro and High Point police. Four prisoners remained to notify the superintendent. The named escapees include Jim Lumkin Clyde Lewis Fred Crouse Vance McGee William Miller J R Parker and Lewis Lee.
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Roby Hedgecock
High Point
Greensboro
Stafford
Greensboor
Jim Lumkin
Clyde Lewis
Fred Crouse
Vance McGee
William Miller
J. R. Parker
Lewis Lee
Humane Society meeting reports past year's work
The High Point Humane Society annual meeting in the chamber of commerce building reviewed investigations and a majority of prosecutions and convictions. Feed was supplied to several animals and some beasts were killed during the year, with routine business and new matters discussed. A stall maintenance issue for horses and mules led to the appointment of a special committee.
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High Point Humane Society
Chamber of Commerce
Humane__ society
Spe
Humane society plans efficiency study and new officer
The Humane Society will form a committee to investigate and report at the next meeting. Discussion covered taxing dogs to curb low quality animals and end cruel tying. They added a part time policeman for investigations and urged higher air rifle licensing and stricter bird protection enforcement. Mrs. Soyars thanked High Point police for cooperation.
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Ciate
Humane
Humane Society
W. L. Stamey
R. C. Soyars
The
High Point
Route 4 News and Local Happenings Reflections
Mrs MARY CLODFELTER reports D E Clodfelter cut his hand badly but treatment stopped the bleeding and he is recovering. W L Stamey is urged for High Point mayor with praise for uplift efforts. Rain damaged gardens but warmth forecasts a good fruit crop. Jacob Mock returned from the mountains with pork potatoes and apples to sell. An erg hunt is planned at Caamen church next Monday. Wallburg Baptist church holds first Sunday in April meetings. Neighbors visited Faviette McGee last Sunday evening. Easter Sunday cemetery services draw interest. The writer and husband regret not being home recently.
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W. L. Stamey
High Point
Mr. Stamey
Jacob Mock
Caamen Church
Wallburg Baptist Church
R. M. Clodfelter
Charlie Cook
Samuel* White
Faviette McGee
Sta mey and Smith Visit Prompt Return Call
Sunday visit from Mr and Mrs W L Stamey and Mr and Mrs Smith of High Point ends with invitation to return when they are home.
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W. L. Stamey
Trinity News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mr Lewis Jones is listed as sick. Willard and Tom Briles of Orange county visited family. Mrs Berta Briles of Star spent the weekend with relatives and attended Mt Pleasent Sunday School. Troy Parrish and Miss Pearl Kearns of Mt Shepherd spent Sunday with Olivie Johnson. Gilead services Sunday are unnamed. Mollie Croker recovering from illness. Flint Hill school ends March 19 with exercises. Bert Goins to move family to Kelly Wall place. Walter Hill bought his former house. Homer Spencer buys a new Ford. Lewis Spencer will add another store at Jarrel stand. Ira Kennedy and daughter Annie Les visited Asheboro. E T Miller attended singing at St Pleasant. Vernon church remodeling planned.
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Trinity News
Lewis Jones
Willard
Tom Briles
Orange County
Berta Briles
Star
Mt. Pleasent
Troy Parrish
Miss Pearl
Kearns
Mt. Shepherd
Olivie Johnson
Gilead Sun
Liberty Hall
Mollie Croker
Flint Hill
Bert Goins
Kelly Wall
Walter Hill
Homer Spencer
Lewis Spencer
Jarrel
Ca~Taway
Ira Kennedy
Annie Les
Asheboro
E. T. Miller
St. Pleasant Sunday
Vernon Church
Trin ity News Deaths and Local Movements Roundup
Mr George A Thompson of Thomasville died last Thursday and was buried by his first wife with attendees from Jacksonville Onslow County Raleigh and Fair View. Rev Wobsley preached at the high school. Residents prepare to plow and tend spring fields as water from Johnson spring is restored for use.
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Trinity News
George A."thompson, Woo
Thomasville
Walter Thompson
Jacksonville
Onslow County
Pearcy Bullard
Raleigh
Benson Parham
North Main
Colin Crawford
Fair View
George Thompson
Nan Farriss
High Point
Wobsley
Lyndale
Mary Hogan
Wesley Welborn
Johnson
Rebecca Parish
Lansdowne
Raytland Payne
Wilmington
Road Opens Linking High Point and Archdale Village
The new road from High Point to Archdale is open for the public and praised as a fine route. Students chaperoned by Prof. Carrington from Trinity High School, plus local workers Dave White, Bowman, and Wade Leach, are mentioned in the district update.
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Carrington
Trinity High School
High Point
Archdale
Dave White
Gold Hill
Trinity
Bowman
South Trinity
Wade Leach
Local Social Notes and Easter Holiday Visitors
Mrs. W. A. Bass left Monday for Charlotte to visit Mr. Bass' sister. Mrs. H. W. McCain returns from Waxhaw with daughter Alma Virginia and sister Miss Faye Cunningham. Miss Grace Hicks of Spencer visits, with Miss Pauline Hicks. College girls heading home for Easter include Lugie Sherrod Lucy Neal Carr and Stella Norman from Fassifern school near Asheville. Rev. W. A. Lambeth returns from Nashville and Atlanta. Stamey's Jewelry Store offers standard watches at low prices.
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H. W. McCain
Waxhaw
Alma Virginia
Faye Cunningham
High Point
LugJle Sherrod
Lucy Neal Carr
Stella Norman
Fassifern School
Asheville
Ownership Statement for The Review High Point April 1 1921
Notarized 1921 ownership declaration for The Review of High Point North Carolina. W L Stamey declares ownership with publisher Stamey Printing House editor and managing editor named, no bondholders or security holders listed, sworn April 1 1921.
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Congress
High Point
N. C
North Carolina
Guilford
W. L. Stamey
Stamey Printing House
Paul A. Stamey
P. A
Stamey for Mayor Submits Facts About Candidacy
W L Stamey, candidate for mayor in High Point, submits biographical facts. He lists religion, independence, affiliations with clubs, business holdings including The High Point Review and Stamey Printing House, ownerships in North State Telephone Co and others, bank deposits, and memberships in fraternal orders. He credits himself with initiating the free school book system, cemetery beautification, and city playgrounds, and supports better streets, water and sewerage, schools, and lighting. He condemns attacks on High Point’s good name and pledges progress and good government.
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Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Commercial Club
Kiwanis Club
Elks’ ‘Club
Moose Club
High Point Review and
Stamey Printing House
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
North State Telephone Co
Dixie Veneer & Panel Co
Commercial National Bank and Home Banking Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Mutual
Perpetual and Piedmont
Jr. Order
Red Men
Woodmen
Moose
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Knights of the Maccabees
High Point
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D. E. Clodfelter
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C. C. Smith
Joe Hine
Chester Matsheer
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Grace Hicks
Spencer
Pauline Hicks
W. A. Lambeth
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Atlanta
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