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cthool Iiuilding.
The meeting adjourned and the
board went to the city council to
present the question of city parks
and playgrounds, and the school bond i
It met the approval of the
Ciity Council and was passed. Mem-'
bers of the Chamber of Commerce i
were president, Samuel Hyman; di-
i^ctors, Thomas Warford, Theodore'
Antonakos, and Harold Welboni.
Lawrence White, the **one hour
president” of the Civitan Club ap-’
neared before the “One hour City;
Council Tuesday morning to express I
tl'e need of a paved drive around
the Oakwood- cemetery. i
He ])ointed out the' 'fact that the
Jionorable mayor and his council
Vv'ould some day have the same road
to travel and a paved drive would
make the journey a pleasure.
Ho also stated that this drive
would not only beautify the cemetery 1
but it \vould be absolutely essential
in the winter time when rainy weath
er and'heavy traffic make a molasses'
appearance of the drive.
The “City Realtor,” Jack Crowson. [
presented two petitions to the city ‘
council Tuesday. He pleaded with the
'oouncil to extend West Commerce to
Tomlinson Furniture factory. The
property between there has recently
been purchased by S. C. Clark. This
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Ofir New Home at 104 S. Main
N.E. RltSSELL
Goodyear Shoe Shop
is Im stated, a large tract of land “Her education cost hr dad a for
ma. 1, the council would issue a per-^t„v,„ + r c • i.- ^ ^ ,
mit for its extension it would with- j ^une—tutors, finishing scaool, travel.
out doubt open up new business she’ll make a brilliant
property that would soon be devel
oped making a bigger business sec
tion for High Point. .
T'h eother proposition was concern
ing al arge tract of land near Em-
erywood that would be ideal for
parks and as a. recreation center for
the city. This land is shaded^y large
oak trees and lias a spring. The i
property which has 20 acres was '
purchased at a sum of about §12,500
The people of High Point have long
been in need of a recreation centei
and Mr. Clark has consented to do
nate this of the people will main
tain it. The council left it in the
hands of the civil engineer to sur
vey these tracts and repo’A his
findings.
marriages, no doubt.”
“Probably. I heard her say today
that she’s a heavy sugar bozo’s red
hot mama.”
Deft-fingered folk—the doc, the crook,
AIT have in life their place;
The dip extracts your pocketbook,
The surgeon lifts your face.
Mile Post
JUNIORS .MEET
The junior class held a meeting
Thursday during the first perio'd.
The object of the meeting was to
practice the songs that are to be
sung on Friday night at the junior-
senior reception. After some yells
and songs the class adjourned.
The grils can be seen going- in
and out of the ladies shops in High
Point, getting ready for the junior-
senior reception.
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ple leak in one pipe.”
“I know it,” agreed Mr. Sharpe,
“but now maybe he’ll bring along
enough tools to repair it.”
“Of course,” gushed the sweet
young thing to the handsome actor,
“you get hundreds of mash notes,
Tell me, do you write- the answers
yourself?”
“I do,” he replied. “But,” he added
sadly, “my wife dictates them.”
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