Tragedy Enacted At Hopewell Victim Ken Curlee Dies
Word reached here Tuesday afternoon of Ken Curlee's death at Hopewell after an altercation in which another man struck him on the head. The killer was arrested. Curlee was the son of Mrs. Carlee and is survived by two sisters and a brother. Interment was planned for 8 o'clock this afternoon from the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Curlee
Hopewell
Curlee
L.smithy
Carlee
W. F. Norman
Mary Campbell
Clyde Curlee
Strife Ends in Death After City Incident
Through Will L. Smith the family learns the facts: Monday afternoon Clyde Curbet became engaged in a controversy with two men William Terry and R. N. Badley, both in Henrico county. Curbet was struck, an operation by Dr. Perry followed, and he died. Deceased was 21 years old. Rev. C P Coble presides at the funeral at three from the house. Clyde Curbet of Birmingham cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlee
William Terry
R. N. Dadley
Henrico County
Perry
C. P. Coble
Clyde Curbet
Birmingham
Aged citizen John Fields dies in Guilford County
John Fields aged 89, one of the county's oldest men, died Saturday night at his home about 12 miles south of Greensboro. He is survived by two brothers and three sisters. Funeral and interment were held at Bethlehem Methodist Church with Rev. C. F. Sherrill officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fields
Guilford County
Greensboro
Bethlehem Methodist Church
C. F. Sherrill
Death of 26 year old Oscar Goodman
Oscar Goodman aged 26 died Sunday night at his South Main Street home from tuberculosis. He is survived by his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. James Goodman, four brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 p.m. from the home conducted by Rev. A G Dixon. Interment was made at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Goodman
South Main Street
James Goodman
A.G. Dixon
Springeld
Mrs G A Matton Hosts Honor for Mrs Dinsmore Guest
Mrs G A Matton entertained in honor of Mrs W W Dinsmore of Montgomery Ala Thursday afternoon. H G Barnes was operated on at the city hospital last week and is improving nicely. Albert Reitzel of Baltimore is visiting Mrs J R Reitzel. Rev J M Hilliard left Saturday for Asheville to recuperate from illness. Deputy Sheriff James watches High Point road speed limit enforcement with warrants issued for speeding. City Manager Lyon asks cities for road type information for High Point to profit from experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Matton
W. W. Dinsmore
Montgomery
Ala
H. G. Barnes
City Hospital
Albert Reitzel
Baltimore
J. R. Reitzel
J. M. Hilliard
Asheville
Sherriff James
High Point
Marriage Notice for Verta Louise Idol and Dr Samuel Coe
Mr Anderson Idol requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of his daughter Verta Louise to Dr Samuel Coe on Thursday evening the twenty eighth of October at eight o'clock. First Methodist Protestant Church High Point North Carolina. The contracting parties are well and favorably known in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toschey
Westley Memorial Church
High Point
Coe-Idol
Anderson M. Idol
Verta Louise
Samuel
Coe
Methodist Protestant Church
High Point North Carolina
Manning Wins in South Carolina Runoff Primary
Cole Blease was defeated in the second primary Tuesday for governor of South Carolina by Gov. Manning by a majority of nearly 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Gov. Manning
First Kernersville Friends church quarterly meeting held
The first quarterly meeting at the Kernersville Friends church, formed a year or two ago, was held Saturday and Sunday with good attendance of visitors from Greensboro Guildford College and other locations. The Kernersville church belongs to the New Garden quarterly meeting which also includes Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Kernersville
Greensboro
Guildford College
Kernesville
New Garden
Families Drive to Pilot Mountain for Pleasant Trip
W P Gordon and family J C Bouldin and family and A R Kim rey and family motored to Pilot Mountain Sunday for a delightful trip. The men climbed to the top of the pinnacle, a strenuous task but the effort was worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P.gordon
J.C. Bouldin
A. R. Kimrey
Pilot Mountain
Morriss plan bank charter to open in High Point
The Morriss plan bank charter has been received and the bank is expected to be ready for operation soon. The fall rally of the Christian Endeavorers is set for tonight at First Presbyterian church with field secretaries Karl Lehmann and Wyatt Taylor from the All-South Union addressing attendees. Col. D H Milton joined a Red Men initiation in Revolution Greensboro Monday night. great Sachem Hughes of Graham attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriss Bank
Morriss Plan
Bank For
High Point
Christian Endeavorers
First Presbyterian Church
Karl Lehmann
Wyatt Taylor
All-South Union
Col
D.H. Milton
Revolution
Gresboro
Sanchem Hughes
Graham
Local News Snapshots and Social Events Update
Judge Daled faces a case involving alleged store burglary with property valued at 10 000 dollars. Miss Annie McKay of Wilmington and Mrs. Hawkins of Rock Hill were honored at a lawn party. Car prize winners at the Good Roads event included Mrs. Welborn and Steve Clark. Dr. Owen Smith joins the Asheville medical scene, A Oliver named manager of Gilmer’s Specialty Store. Sunday School address by Dr W A Brown praised the county’s efforts. Edwards Kirkman family visited Kernersville with friends. Bruce Carraway finishes law at university and remains in town. The Commercial Club hosted a weekly dance with Hood’s orchestra. Davidson College enrollment for Hugh Hamilton. Wake Forest student Sidney Perry. Pauline Simmons hosted a Thursday morning party. Reverend J M Rose of Graham to lead West End Baptist Church starting October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira E
Rogers
Grover Hussey
C. A
C. E. Mendenhall
C. L. Wheeler
Annie ‘McKay
Wilmington
O. B. Hawkins
S. C
J. W. Welborn
Steve Clark
J. van Lindley
Chalmers
Owen Smith
Asheville
Ring Drug Co
Wis A. Oliver
Winston
Gilmer
F. Hauser
Hauser
Oliver
W. A. Brown
International Sunday School Association
J. Allen Austin
J.ed Kirkman
Marguerite
Kernesville
Sallie Boling
Lucile Holton
Dred Peacock
Philadelphia
Bruce Carraway
Hood
Hugh Hamilton
Davidson College
Thelma Wineskie
Sidney Perry
Wake Forest
Pauline Simmons
J. M. Rose
Graham
West End
Reunion of the Greene Hayworth family near High Point
Large gathering in Davidson county near High Point celebrates the Greene Hayworth clan. Attendees include C A Greene, D M Hayworth and W P Greene with many descendants. A photographer captured the moment, and a meal followed with fried chicken and pies as elders bid farewell.
High Point Camp No.738 Social Friday Night
The High Point Camp No.738 W O W entertained many friends with speeches and refreshments. The Elks held their annual picnic at O A Kirkman's farm Friday evening between 4 and 8 o'clock. Will Mickey's moving van ran over Alford Adams Monday night. Adams was struck but not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
W. O.W
Elks
O.A. Kirkman
Will Mickey
Alford’ Adams
Adams
Republicans Hold Rousing Rally at Armory
A Tuesday night gathering at the armory drew over a thousand Republicans with Democrats present. Speakers included W P Ragan, Grisom, ex-assistant U S Treasurer Andrews of Nebraska, and Eugene Holton. Andrews delivered the evening’s main address, praised for its sharp tone, while Holton offered hopeful notes for the party. The crowd responded strongly, three small delegations nearby, and the event closed around eleven with marching music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Messrs
W.P. Ragan
William Griesom
Major Stedman
U. S. Treasury
Andrews
Nebraska
Eugene Holton
W.P
Maine
Grissom
Holton
Sam
Bsasa
Georgia
Among Good Friends Sunday
The editor hosted old friends Mr and Mrs David Welborn of Route 2 Thomasville for a Sunday visit. They toured the road between here and Greensboro and praised it as perhaps the best. The report notes Democratic encouragement with a plurality about half of 1912 levels, boosting outlook for November nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Welborn
Route 2
Thomasville
Welborn
Here
Greensboro
Maine
Wilson
Local Advertisers Promote Greensboro Tobacco Trade
Center Brick Warehouse urges farmers to load tobacco for Greensboro best prices on good roads. Greensboro cited as bright tobacco market with farmers running the sales. Ads include Moffitt Furnishings, Leonard-Beavans-Stamey, Venetia Smith milliner, School Thrift club, High Point Building and Loan, Raiff and Co. new Main and English store, and Commercial National Bank ad changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
B. Mattocks Co
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Company
Venetia Smith
Milliner
The
Home. Banking Company
Obsgrees
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
W. A. J. Idol
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Raiff and Company
Main
English
Commercial National Bank
Followers of Lee Hold Confederate Veterans Meeting
The High Point camp No. 1682 Confederate Veterans met at headquarters on Saturday afternoon. The main business was the annual election of officers for the coming year, with only one change: John Little replacing Robert Gamboe as first lieutenant. Officers elected were Thomas J. Wood commander, John Little first lieutenant, A H Samuels second lieutenant, C C Jones lieutenant, B P Hutchens color bearer, H Lewis first color guard, Ax We Samuels second color guard, A M Idol adjutant and treasurer, J M Hilliard chaplain, Miss T Irvin Paylor corresponding secretary. A committee then escorted the sponsor to headquarters, speeches followed, and reports on the Wilmington reunion. Afternoon refreshments at the Candy Kitchen concluded the day with full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Pernoon
John Little
Robert Gamboe
Sai
Thomas J. Wood
A. H. ‘Samuels
C. C.’ Jones
B. P. Hutchens
H.©. Lewis
Ax We ‘Samuels
A. M. Idol
J. M. Hilliard
T. Irvin Paylor
New President Public Service Co. named in NC notice
CO Hole is now president of the North Carolina Public Service Company succeeding Bird S Coler who resigned. Coler retains control of the Carolina and Yadkin River Railway as principal owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
CO &B
Hole
N. C. Public Service Co
Bird S. Coler
Cole
Carolina & Yadkin River Railway
Free Medical Inspection Plans For High Point School Children
Free medical inspection bans are being formulated to insure High Point school children receive free medical care. The effort emphasizes health as a key asset for the community’s youth and future.
Recorder's Court Fines Man for Lamp Assault
Arthur Holmes, colored, was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to six months on the road for assaulting his wife with a lamp. The defendant appealed, claiming intoxication, and the court said a road sentence may be suspended if he behaves and walks straight in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
Arthur Holmes
Holmes
High Point Route 4 Farmers Busy With Hay and Wheat
The Baptist Association met at Wallburg last week and closed Wednesday. Mrs. R. M. Clodfelter called on Mrs. Motsinger who is recovering after an operation. Mrs. Ruby Clodfelter visited her father-in-law and Mrs. R. M. Clodfelter Saturday. Miss Wilmer and Jane Clodfelter attended Hower Stone's address in Shady Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clodfelter were in High Point on business Monday. Homer Stone spoke at Shady Grove before leaving for Los Angeles. He expressed regret at leaving a church he has led. Mr. Stone is a Christian gentleman. The writer and friends rode to Waughtown on the south side Sunday evening for an enjoyable visit. Mrs. Gertrude Clodfelter called on Mrs. R. M. Clodfelter Monday. The Clodfelter women attended Sunday school at Shady Grove and stayed for the address. Robert Gamble lies critically ill at home near High Point with heart trouble. Success to The Review and its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Association
Wallburg
R. M. Clodfelter
Motsinger
Ruby Clodfelter
Misses Wilmer
Jane Clodfelter
Shady Grove
Hower Stones
Eugene Clodfelter
High Point
Homer Stone
Los Angeles
Cal
Stone
Waughtown
South Side
Gertrude Clodfelter
Wilmer
Janie Clodfelter
Robert Gamble
Review
Invitation to Opening and Local Visit Notes
An invitation to the autumn piece opening appears with a cordial tone. Mrs. James Griffin has returned to Raleigh after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. White, on Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loffin's
James Griffin
Raleigh
B. B. White
Lindsay Street
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WER Pauli
Bob New
Cupid
Manning
Quarterly Meeting
Redmon
Robert Ot
Greene
Hayworth Mill
Davidson County
Amd
C. A. Greene
D.M. Hayworth
W. P. Greene
Luther Greene
Archie
Nina ‘Peace
T. W. Albertson
J. A. Greene
C. Love
Burlington
Robert Greene
C. A Greene
John A.greene
Tal
CG. A
D. M. Hayworth
Pearl A. Greene
Frank Hewitt
Blanche
Lee
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