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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

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Donkey Party Hopes to Rally Voters at Auditorium

Hon Cam Morrison campaigns for the League of Nations and tax reform, arguing against Republican record and urging support for Democratic policies. He disputes GOP history while defending the League and new taxation measures as part of a broader program.

Wilson League of Nations Cam Morrison Satie Wight Udeles Mayeson Herons Democratc General Assembly Democratic Site Convention Gospel School Tishon Speak Mor‘son League Woodrow Wilson Democratic Party Republican Party Harding

Rally at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church

Rally day observed by Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Sunday school. Services began at 9 30. Principal speaker was J Norman Wills of Greensboro, a leading Sunday school worker. Children from the Methodist Protestant orphanage attended and aided the event.

Welch Memorial Methodist Protestang Church J. Norman Wills Greensboro

State Merchants Meet in Greensboro Convention

A large number of local merchants attended the North heel Retail Merchants' association state convention in Greensboro Friday. The gathering aimed to discuss retailer problems during the current readjustment and price declines.

Greensboro Northheel Retail Merchants’ Association

$500 Verdict for Hill in High Point Furniture Case

After five hours of Thursday deliberation and a Tuesday start, a Superior Court jury returned a $500 damages verdict for H. R. Hill against Giant Furniture Co of High Point for injuries from a timber fragment struck while operating a rip saw. The case began Tuesday afternoon with Hill seeking $5,000. The report also notes Jesse Medlin’s $2,000 personal injury suit against Stehli Silk Co, High Point, proceeding to a jury later that afternoon.

H. R. Hill Furniture Company High Point Jesse Medlin Stehli Silk Company

Harding speech signals evolving league of nations stance

The article notes after changes for an association of nations that nearly all want in and asks who will join Mr. Harding's new association. It mentions Turkey Mexico and Germany remaining outside and the possibility of choose two which could spark conflict. The speech is described as a well delivered masterpiece.

Association of Nations Mr. Harding Turkey Mexico Germany Free Nations

Assembly rooms open to public use at chamber of commerce

S R Bivins announces High Point chamber of commerce assembly room is open for public meetings with no conflicts, a partition will soon allow two groups to meet simultaneously, after an average of three meetings daily. Also notes local legal cases, officials in town, and political moves.

S. R. Bivins Chamber of Commerce Bivins High Point

Insurance Man Takes French Leave

A. E. Warren of High Point disappeared last Wednesday and remains missing. Police found Warren’s belongings and $125 in his possession. initial rumor that he delivered life policies in a black neighborhood is false. No foul play suspected. wife trusts he left town on business or for personal reasons.

A. E. Warren Police Department High Point Mr. Warren Imperial Life Insurance Company Warren

Jury awards Henderson full $3,000 in DuPont case

A Guilford county man, E. C. Henderson, won a verdict in Superior Court against E I du Pont de Nemours Co for 3000 dollars claiming injuries while employed at a munitions plant in Hopewell Virginia. The jury returned the full amount requested.

E. C. Henderson E. I. duPont de Nemours Co Henderson Guilford County duPont Company Hopewell

Kirkman Jones Wedding Becomes Local High Point Event

Miss Irena Marthia Kirkman and Herbert Ray Jones wed at 8 p m Friday at the bride’s Chestnut street home. The ceremony featured I Love You Truly and the wedding March. After a reception the couple left for Greensboro and Asheville with plans to be at Hotel Zinzendorf Winston-Salem.

Paul McFarland Fern Rev. W. 4 Lambeth Jones Winston- Salem Bailey Brothers Tobacco Company Kirkman

Pepsi Cola plans big bottling plant in High Point

Pepsi Cola proposes a 100000 plus dollar bottling plant here funded by a 2.5 million dollar stock issue. The company will use proceeds to build several plants, selecting this city as a key distribution point and awaiting representatives next month to survey sites and discuss franchises with local property owners.

Pepsi-Cola’ Company High Point Pepsi-Cola Company

Bank of Commerce moved to Wachovia for renovations

After the Bank of Commerce was absorbed by Wachovia Bank and Trust, its operations were relocated to Wachovia’s banking room during alterations. W. C. Idol says the move should last no more than 60 days if no delays occur. Officials urge patrons to note the new business location and facilities have been expanded to handle extra customers efficiently.

American Red Cross Red Cross Miveryene Tredemark Bank of Commerce Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Wachovia Company W. C. Idol Wachovia Bank Consolidated Institution Wachovia

Tobacco curing nears end in Trinity district

On September 14 in Trinity Route 1 community, W L Bowman leads in both barn count and tobacco quality for Char lie Burton. Mail carrier Henry Royals passes exam in Raleigh. Ruth Sapp returns from Salisbury visit. Neighbors install electric lighting led by Curtis Red dick and others. Carrie Hepler improves after appendicitis surgery. Eunice Miller receives a new guitar. Mrs C H Burton visits sister in Salisbury. Funeral at Prospect church for Paul Goode.

Trinity Rt W. L. Bowman Charlie Burton Henry Royals Raleigh Ruth Sapp Salisbury Curtis Reddick P. B. Frazier Chas. Burton Hugh Miller Trinity Carrie Hepler High Point Eunice Miller C. H. Burton D. S. Tysinger Prospect Church Paul Goode Chas. Pope Jersey Linwood Old Holt Farm

Small Docket in City Court Judge Clears Short Session

Judge OG Arthur Kirkman disposed of a very small docket in a recorder's court session. J M Fletcher was found guilty of stealing vegetables and fined 35 plus costs. Herman Kelly faced an affray case. Burley Haynes forfeited bond for failing to appear. Two Lanier cases, abandonment and assault, were continued to Monday.

Arthur Kirkman Recorder’s Court J. M. Fletcher Herman Kelly Burley Haynes Lacy Lanier

Large enrollment at schools tops 2500 in first week

High Point reports 2517 total students in the first week of the term. Superintendent Marr notes the number will grow with the reopening of the Normal school and expected rise in negro enrollment. White pupils total 2346 and negro 171 across Main Street Park Street Grimes Elm and Fairview campuses plus the High School grades.

High Point Weaver M. Marr Marr Main Street Park Street Grimes Street Elm Street Fairview Street

Thomasville News Highlights Local Moves and Milestones

Lieut Harvey Black returns from Warren county to re enter Catawba College this week. Miss Susie Myers to Greensboro College for Women for her second year. Mary Green to wed Mr Matthews of High Point on Sept 30. Paul Goode dies at 18. burial in Greensboro. George Finch to Trinity College for second year. Street work on Selma street continues. Coca Cola bottle incident after High Point trip injures a girl.

Thomasville News Harvey Black Warren County Catawba College Jacob Bowers Texas Lee Black Aubrey L. Rothrock Spartanburg D. C O. L. Litaker Susie Myers Greensboro College For Mary Green R. S. Green Matthews High Point Ella Dcambeth Paul Goode C. P. Goode Greensboro R. G. Tuttle J. S. Hardaway Margaret Kirk Charlotte W. D. Kirk Wanda Clodfelter Leaksville Emily Tuttle Greensboro College Grace Stone Guilford College Pearl Penry Helen Johnson Emma Lee Hoover George Finch Trinity College Durham Selma Street West Main Thomasville

Commercial Printing Promises Reasonable Prices

A printer urges potential clients to place the next order, promising quality work at fair rates and to prove their claim. They emphasize a desire for new business and offer to serve customers with dependable service.

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Rowe Parlor Furniture Company High Street Bed Company O. Arthur Kirkman Globe Parlor Furniture Company South Main Street Wagner Central Northside Fire Co Globe Rowe North Southside City Fire Department W. C. Rowe M. P. Church Hill HS 'i Frazier Hedgecock King Sapp J. A. Spear Andy Anderson Fort Worth Spear Oil North Carolina North State Bob Greer Milliard Hendricks J. Allen Austin Tue Cold Trinity News
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