Great Britain Italy and Japan Back American Naval Plan
In Washington the leading jokesmen of Britain Italy and Japan endorsed the American proposals for naval limitation in spirit and principle. Arthur Balfour Earl Yamato Kata Senor Syhanzar and M Briand voiced approval and called for orderly discussion of details. Secretary Hughes thanked the delegations and said the time had come to discuss the treaty terms.
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Washington
Great Britain
Italy
Makn
Arthur J. Balfour
Eam Kata
Japan
Senor Syhanzar
ML. Briand
Frce
Hughes
Nowers
South Carolinian to Speak at New Sheraton Opening
Clemson College resident D. We Daniels of South Carolina has accepted an invitation to attend the formal opening of the new Sheraton hotel on Tuesday evening November 22. The South Carolinian is described as a humorist and is expected to deliver remarks to the assembled guests, promising an interesting talk.
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We Daniels
Clemson College
S. C
Sheraton
Assault Nesros and Pay Fines in Court
Nesros and Cameron, white men, were tried before Walter Roral in municipal court on assault charges. King paid £5 plus costs. Cameron paid £1810 fine plus costs. Defendants were represented by T. J. Gold. Hubert Welch fined £15 and costs for assault on Winslow Smitherman. A peace order was issued for Bert Evens. C. R. Bytce claimed a suit, Judge Reval dismissed the action.
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Touis Kineard
Cherles Cameron
Dudee
Walter Roral
Munnicips
Tom Byrd
Nerro
King
Cameron
T. J. Gold
Jocz
Hubert Welch
Winslow Smitherman
Bert Evens
White
C. R. Bytce
Yesta
Bicfe
Prisoner Sets Fire to Clothes in Northside Jail
A white inmate started a blaze at the Northside jail Sunday morning, filling cells with smoke before officers and firefighters could halt the flames. Fire crews suppressed the burning mattress and cooled the scene as inmates faced heightened alarm and disruption.
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Northside
Orly
Much Mail to Be Handled in City
Postmaster J J Farriss warns holiday mail will swell the city’s post office workload. He urges minimum card sizes of 23 by 4 inches to avoid cancellations, misrouting, and damage, and advises early mailing, secure wrapping, plain addressing, and including return addresses to speed processing.
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J. J. Farriss
Farriss
Mr. Farriss
Mr Brown Returns From Washington Armistice Day Observance
W G Brown returned Saturday from Washington where he went to business. He witnessed the burial of the unknown soldier with high honors in Arlington cemetery on Armistice Day. He said a tremendous crowd attended ceremonies which were very impressive.
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Mr. Brown
W. G. Brown
Washington
Ar‘oeton
Training School Closes in County
The second annual Methodist Sunday school training school held in Greensboro closes after a week with sessions at West Market Street church. Attended by workers from High Point and Greensboor, the program awarded units toward a Southern Methodist diploma. Certificates and lists of successful participants are noted, with plans to repeat next year.
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West Market Street
Greensboro
High Point
Greensboor
H. B. Gunter
Board of Managers
Southern Methodist Sunday School
Simtay School
I. F. Peebles
HW. CG. Sprin
Berwood
Sella F. Weatherly
H. W. Hunt
T. Poole
W. T. Wright
Beulah Scurlock
J. W. Kennedy
Phil Staly
Mary Anderon
Bessie Fritts
J. W. Mann Yson
Maur
Elizabeth Bennet
Therissa Camnbell
Tena Course
B. W. Edwards
Fred Ingram
Mamie Jones
Georgia Keene
Por. H. GC. Snrinkie
Lillie B. Morsia A
Mics
Mande Sliss Liltie Robert Morrow
Minifred Ratestrat
G. B. Roberson
Ida Womack
Rerinney Panil
Tosenh
Rath O'Daniel
Mary Quaeen Rice
Jennie T. Ment
W. R. Hall
7. S. Pleasant
James Ozment
Revival Interest Awakens at Holiness Church
Splendid interest is shown in the revival led by Rev. Ralph G. Finch of Cincinnati. Mervine, who has served as superintendent of International Holiness missionary work in South America and the West Indies, is here to inspire missions and evangelize. Finch plans to return to South America in 1922 to resume his duties, leading a network of about 40 churches and 60 missions.
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Holiness Church
Ralph G. Finch
Cincinnati
O. Mervine
W Indies
South Am
International Holiness Church
Finch
South America
High Point
North America
Little Girl Stroud Recovering After Auto Accident
Mildred Stroud, daughter of W. D. Stroud of 725 Hamilton Street, was injured last Friday when struck by an automobile on North Main near the new hotel. She has recovered enough to be moved from High Point hospital to her home, after initial fears of a fatal outcome. She can sit up at home.
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Mildred Stroud
W. D. Stroud
Hamilton Street
North Main Street
New Hotel
High Poist Hospital
Ordination Sermon In Burlington North Carolina Conference
Rev. Dr. George R. Brown pastor of the First Methodist Protestant church preached the ordination sermon Sunday morning in Burlington where the North Carolina conference of that denomination is in session. Rev. J Clyde Arman of Graham and Rev. Homer Casto of Weaverville were ordained.
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George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
City
Burlington
North Carolina
J. Clyde Arman
Graham
Homer Casto
Weaverville
Veteran of Civil War Veteran Passes Away in High Point
William R. Marsh known as Uncle Billy died after several weeks illness at 86. A Randolph County native born June 15 1835 he served four years in the Civil War as a Co I 22nd Regiment and remained active in the High Point Confederate veterans camp. Survived by three sons two daughters and a sister funeral at Hopewell Methodist Episcopal church with Masonic lodge funeral rites at the grave.
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William R. Marsh
Uncle Billy
H. Point
West Broad Street
Mr. Marsh
Randolph County
Stat
High Point
Marsh
John W. Marsh
W. R. C. Marsh
Thomasville
D. W. Marsh
Salisbury
Ellen Myers
S. G. Yow
Guilford Negro Left Estate of $50,000
Jefferson Lowe a well known negro who died about three weeks ago near Oak Ridge left an estate worth about $50,000 in a will probated Saturday in the Greensboro courthouse. Real estate exceeded 400 acres and cash of $8,000 was left. The property goes to his relatives. Lowe is remembered in High Point.
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Jefferson Lowe
Oak Ridge
Greensboro
Lowe
High Point
Governor Offers Rexard for Arrest of Armfield
Rélieh Nov 14 The governor offers a reward for the arrest of Jose L Armfield keeper of the Bank of Aneville and the Bank of Deton. Armfield is charged with embezzlement misappropriation of funds and related banking crimes. Banks now under receivership.
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Ofers Rexard
Armfield
Rélieh
Jose L. Armfield
Aneville
Bank of
Deton
Reseievr
Body of Alton Jester Reaches City by Train
The body of Alton Kirk Jester, killed in action in the war, arrived in High Point Tuesday morning aboard train No 137. He was taken to the J W Sechrest and Son establishment for funeral arrangements likely with military honors next Sunday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W A Jester of Mechanicsville.
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Alton
Bradfier York Furni ture Firm Granted Charter
The secretary of state issued a charter for Bradney York Furniture Company of High Point. Total authorized stock is 100000. business may begin once 4500 shares are subscribed. Incorporators C R York 25 shares and B H Bradner 20 shares. The firm has operated here months, having bought Time Test Furniture, located on South Main Street.
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Bradney-York Furniture Company
High Point
Greens- Etc
Loeal
C. R. York
B. H. Bradner
Time Test Furniture Company
South Main Street
Rankin Sizemore Tire and Supply Enters Bankruptcy
Rankin Sizemore Tire and Supply at 212 North Main Street was closed Monday after a Greensboro bankruptcy petition. Receiver B H Bradner, with T J Gold as attorney, to oversee trustee appointment. Estimated liabilities range from 5,000 to 6,000 with assets between 1,500 and 2,009.
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Rankin- Sizemore Tire and Supply Company
North Main Street
Greensboro
B. H. Bradner
T. J. Gold
Officer Noah Buys Gem Rooming House in High Point
E. W. Noah of the High Point police force has purchased the Gem rooming house at 135 South Main Street from former operator Chris Bambalis. Noah stated his plan to conduct an up-to-date establishment.
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E. W. Noah
High Point
South Main Street
Chris Bambalis
Noah
Come Along and Lets Go To Know Frank Ogburn on city limits extension
Frank Ogburn argues that extending High Point's corporate bounds by half a mile could redefine the city. He notes many residents count 7,000 locals as part of High Point beyond the census figure of 14,302 and urges expansion to accommodate growth, business, and housing.
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Frank Ogburn
High Point
Greensboro
High Point Expansion plan eyed to outgrow Greensboro
A proposal to extend High Point's city limits by about half a mile in all directions aims to absorb nearby suburbs and boost growth. The idea, backed by local leaders for two and a half years, faces no decisive counteraction yet as both Greensboro and High Point pledge the belt expansion could reshape Guilford County's balance.
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High Point
Pep On
Pran Ion
Greensboro
Guilford County
High Point Enterprise
Grensboro
Greenshoor
Broom Sage
Steals Deed, Sells Lot in Suburban Plot
Nov. 15 in Goldsboro Adlen Carroll, described as a slick negro, stole a deed to a lot and sold it to M. Sherman. Sheriff Cuddington pursued Carroll after the fraud was uncovered. he fled as officers fired twice, escaping capture.
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Goldsboro
Adlen Carroll
M. Sherman
Sherman
Cuddington
Carroll
Young Man Injured After Auto Strike in Morning
A young man was seriously hurt when struck by a car shortly after 9 o'clock Sunday morning on Dr W J McAnally. Fletcher Bodelheimer received injuries and was taken to a hospital. Tneeph Vaurhan drove the automobile, police stated.
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Fletcher Bodelheimer
Suday Moraine
South Main Street
W. J. McAnally
Tneeph Vaurhan Wa
President Harding honors unknown soldier burial address
President Harding delivers a somber tribute at the burial of the Unknown Soldier. He emphasizes universal sacrifice, national unity, and the shared grief of American mothers, soldiers from all backgrounds, and a nation pledged to a better republic through memory and action. He notes the modern, mechanized nature of war and vows to honor the fallen by improving life for the living.
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Harding
Republic
Mency
oTday
Capitol
Washington
Lincoln
Bette
Trade in High Point Week Parade Starts November 17
Ten elaborately decorated automobiles left High Point Wednesday morning for Jamestown Thomasville Randleman Asheboro and other towns to advertise Trade in High Point Week a merchandising event to run November 17 23. Merchants and young ladies distributed circulars promoting the campaign.
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High Point
Jamestown
Thomasville
Randleman
Asheboro
War Veteran Dies Of Long Illness Grady G Stamey 25
Grady G Stamey aged 25 died yesterday after a long illness from pulmonary tuberculosis contracted in the Army of Occupation in Germany. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J Lee Stamey, 9657 Fifty Seventh Avenue South, survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Charles DeMerritt and Miss Ruth Stamey, and two brothers Arthur Stamey of Portland and Harold Stamey of Newport News Va. Funeral services are today at 3:30 at the Columbia Undertaking establishment and will be cremated. He was a cousin of the editor and had many relatives in North Carolina and Virginia.
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Grady G. Stamey
Germany
J. Lee Stamey
Fifty-seventh Avenue
Charles DeMerritt
Ruth Stamey
Arthur Stamey
Portland
Harold Stamye
Newport News
Columbia Undertaking Establishment
North Carolina
Virginia
Armistice reflections and calls for peace amid war memory
A veteran speaker contrasts the horrors of modern conflict with a plea for reason and justice. He urges the Republic to advance civilization, avoid armed warfare, and promote peace, invoking national devotion and shared responsibility. A stray classified line notes sales of plants and farm services.
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