Rail stocks lead steady Wall Street amid cautious session
New York rail shares rose fractions as a mixed small-cap session kept traders cautious. The Associated Press 60 averaged 64.5, rails up 0.3 to 29.1, while industrials dipped 0.1 and utilities held. Turnover reached 670,170 shares as investors awaited new developments and noted Anglo Italian tensions and a easing French crisis.
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New York
Wall Street
Paris
Great Northern
Western Union
Monsanto
American Smelting
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
Douglas
Chesapeake Corporation
Alleghany Prior
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Woolworth
Steel
Narrow gains in curb market as volume slips
New York on November 30 saw a narrow uptrend in the curb market with modest advances in the industrial and utility lists. Trading volume declined to 158 000 shares as activity waned.
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New York
Market session strength steadies price trend across sectors
The short session compared with 278,000 the preceding Saturday as major stocks held gains. American Gas and Electric rose to 37 percent, Distillers Seagrams 36 percent, Sun shine Mining 21 percent, Technicolor 19 percent, United Light preferred 22 percent, and Electric Bond and Share 14 percent.
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American Gas and Electric
Distillers Corporation Seagrams
Sunshine Mining
Technicolor
United Light
Electric
New York Poultry Market Report Nov 380
Live poultry nominal with no freight quotes. Dressed poultry steady to firm. Eggs appear firmer at 19,170 with mixed colors and refrigerators showing standards 22% firsts 22% seconds 21 4 percent. All white and brown eggs unchanged.
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New York
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Slants Higher For Hogs And Lambs
U S Department of Agriculture notes in Baltimore on Nov 30 that cattle prices rise for upper grades while lower grades stay steady. Hogs jump about 15 with top weights near 10.90, and lambs gain about 25, with ewes and wethers around 11.50 to 11.90 in a mixed sale at the regional market.
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Baltimore
U.S. Dept
Bond Market Holds Narrow, Indefinite Tone In LateNovember Trading
The bond market showed no change in trend with U S government bonds finishing near unchanged to slightly mixed. Italian issues rose fractionally and domestic corporate issues saw mixed gains and losses as turnover remained light at 179000 par value and monthly transfers hit 302 million, the largest since 1935, with AP averages tight across the board.
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New York
United States
Light
Paramount
Baltimore and Ohio
Postal Telegraph Se
Republic Steel
Remington-Rand
Associated Press
Grain prices tumble as Liverpool loss drives Chicago values
Chicago grain futures fell broadly amid lighter European tensions and month end liquidation. Wheat closed lower with December at 97 and oats down about 1 cent. corn slid to 57 and provisions dropped 5 to 12 cents.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Sugar Market Quiet as Prices Hold Near 3.15
New York raw sugar prices were steady around 3.15 with little business and a softer undertone. Futures fluctuated after early losses and pared gains on new crop positions as commission-house selling resumed. Refined sugar saw moderate inquiry but steady prices.
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New York
Advertisements Shape a Busy Market Place
George T argues that advertisements attract readers and drive business. Kipling preferred ads over editorials for American publications. He notes that top stores and gas stations thrive in crowded areas with many competitors. Classified ads perform best when surrounded by competing ads.
Pacific Western Oil declares 25 cent dividend
New York November 30 Pacific Western Oil Corporation announces a 25 cent dividend on its capital stock the first since 1934 when 40 cents were ordered. Payment is December 23 to shareholders of record December 12 Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines also declares a 1 dollar extra dividend and a regular quarterly dividend of 1 dollar payable December 31 to shareholders of record December 16.
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Lilly
Mehkesson and
Robbins Oe Amer
Rolling Mills
Sti
Mathieson Alisall
Pet
Missouri Kan
Tex
Montgomery Ard
Dacortonn Ob
Nat. Biscuit
Atchiso T
Nat
Distillera
Esscees
Ise
Auburn
MLO
Seeee
Steel
Viation Corpn
Ial
Norfolk and Wes
Ee Ri
North Amican Co
Kiev
Owens It, Glass , Pac, Gas and Elec
Bethlehem 8 Steel
Borden and Co
Packard Motors Lighting
Brooklyn Man
Pennsylvania RK
R. Big
Brooklyn-Union
People’s Gas
Briggs Mfg
Phillips Pet
Proctor and Gamble
N. J
Pullman
Cerro de Pasco
Ohio
Keith
Remington
Reo Motors
Commonwealth
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Service Inc
Commercial Solventa
Simmons Bed
Congoleum Nairn
Socony Vacuum
So. Calif. Edison Am
Continental Gan
Southern Pacific
Continental Insurance
Southern Aay
Sperry Corp
Curtis-W
Hudson
Stewart Warner
Delaware Lack
Stone and Webster
du Pont
Studebaker
Fastman
Texas Co
Timken
Transamsica Corp
Tranene and Williams
Foster
Union Carbide Seeee
General Motors
Um Ie
General Ry
I S. Smelting
Gillette Batery
Ity
Warren Brossee Wenee
Warner Pictur
So Goodyent Tire
Hersh Chee
Wesson Oi
Western Maryland Eee
Houdaille Hershey Adsonators
Western Union
Hupp Motors
Westinghouse Aircrake
Westinghouse
Elec
Maos Central
Woolwortee
BO Ly
Worthington Pump
Yellow Truck Saaee See
New York
Pacific Western Oil Corporation Today
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines
Giatto P T A Holds Anniversary Memorial Service
The Giatto P T A observed its four day anniversary with an 11 am memorial service for deceased members. A 11:30 am sermon was given by Rev. E G Holcomb of Crystal West Virginia with assistants Rev G W Patterson T R Holcomb H Y Os borne L Wright J B Harris and G Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Holcomb
Crystal
W. Va
G. W. Patterson
T. R. Holcomb
H. Y. Osborne
L. Wright
W. A. Holcomb
Lowe, W. Va
John Ward
Lowe
Mia
Charles Cardwell
Miss Odon
E. Garrett Holland
Thanksgiving service and death shock in Coopers WV
The Missionary society led a Thanksgiving service with Rev. J. W. Henry speaking. Will Smith died after working Friday and being found ill Saturday. funeral plans are not set. A multi night Seven Seal rally with local pastors and choirs runs Sunday to Wednesday with refreshments each night.
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the Missionary Society
J. W. Henry
Will Smith
Supt
Wm. Thompson
Jonah Jones
W. W. Wingfield
Lilly
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Choir
J. W. Coger
Kimball Choir
R. H. McKay
Bramwell Choir
J.W. Henry
Revival Openings At First Baptist And Related Churches
News Of The Colored People notes revival openings at First Baptist Church with Silvertone evangelist from southwest Virginia, morning Sunday school, and evening services led by Rev. T. B. Wright and Elder P E Carter. Also lists Sunday school times, missionary society meeting, other church services, and a Lawson Street School Reading Circle meeting with remarks by Prof. E A Bolling and a solo by James Bowling.
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Silvertone
Southwest
Virginia
Christian Endeavor
P E. Carter
Reading
Lawson Street
James Johnson
Reece Street
D. M. Priilerman
James Bowling
E. A. Bolling
Genoa High School
Craft C. Carter
KE. A. Bolling
William Bowling
Misa Alma Adams
Ora Redd
Lawson Brooks
F. Trigg
Bethel A M E Church Rally Day Services
Bethel A M E Church observes rally day with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 part four of a sermon series on the discovery of God Moses Discovers the Only God A C C league meets 7 evening worship at 8 with the sermon Christ's Indictment Against the Church Holy communion administered throughout the day Public invited Rev R L Parker rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. FE
Moses
A. C. C. League
R. L. Parker
Blake Chapel Service Schedule and Activities
Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Mrs Eva George superintendent Morning worship at 11 Varick Christian Endeavor at 6 p m Evening service at 7 45 sermons by Rev Arthur Mitchell Y P C club meets Tuesday night Prayer meeting Wednesday night Ever Ready club Thursday night Visitors welcome for all events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Chapel
Eva George
Varick Christian Endeavor Society
Arthur Mitchell
Ever- Ready Club
Church of God in Christ Announces Weekly Services
The Pentecostal Church of God in Christ at 200 Wilson Street lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning devotion at 11 45 a m young people's meeting at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 8 p m Bishop C F Kyle is the principal speaker for all services and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God IN Christ
Pentecostal
Wilson Street
C. F. Kyle
Edwards Memorial Sunday Services and Activities
Edwards Memorial holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with communion and mission day observance. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 p m and a prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 p m.
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Edwards Memorial Sunday
Christian Endeavor
Pocahontas church marks pastor anniversary with services
The Pocahontas St. Maria United Holiness church observes the pastor's third anniversary with Sunday morning worship at 11 and Sunday school at 9 30. Rev W M Raleigh preaches, Rev J W Cager leads 3 o'clock service, choir provides music, and evening worship at 7 30 is conducted by Raleigh. Elder Eugene Aaron is the pastor from Pocahontas Virginia.
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Pocahontas St. Maria United Holiness Church
W. M. Raleigh
J. W. Cager
Newhall
W. Va
Eugene Aaron
Pocahontas
Church of God Apostolic Services This Week
Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by W J McCue. Preaching at 11 45 by Rev Mrs T J Cox. Rev Mrs Maryland Bandy to preach at 3 p m and again at 8 p m. Weekly services Tuesday and Friday nights. Bishop T J Cox is the pastor.
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Church OF God (Apostolic
W. J. McCue
T. J. Cox
Maryland Bandy
Pasrt
Mt Zion Baptist Service Schedule and Guest Pastor
Corner of Bedford and Peck streets Mt Zion Baptist hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Rev Alexander Gregory pastor of Rock Hill Baptist Church Gary Ind. Morning services follow then at 6 p m B Y P U and 7 30 p m evening service with Rev Gregory in charge Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 Visitors welcome all services
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MT. Zion Baptist
Bedford and
Peck Streets
Alexander Gregory
Rock Hill Baptist Church
Gary
Gregory
Jones Street Christian program details for Sunday events
Jones Street Christian Church in Blainfield Virginia presents a 3 o clock program with choir selections by Blinefield and Zion Four Quartet. Mrs Addie Harris reads and Mrs Carrie Brooks delivers an address with Prof N Dickerson. Sunday school at 9 30 and holy communion with sermon at 11.
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Jones Street Christian
Blinefield
Christian Church
Zion Four
Addie Harris
V. P
Club
Carrie Brooks
N. Dickerson
Government Bonds Prices Dip Slightly Amid Mixed Treasury Notes
In New York, Treasury bonds and mortgage instruments traded with modest moves. Notable quotes include Treasury 4s at 110.18, 3% bonds around 102.16, and Home Owners Loan 3s near 100.28 with other issues fluctuating between 99.15 and 102.14, reflecting varied demand across maturities.
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New York
Treasury
Fed
Lawson Street School P T A Meeting Set Monday Evening
The Parent Teacher Association of Lawson Street School will meet Monday at 7 30 P M All members are requested to be present.
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Lawson Street School
Community Council Meeting Scheduled at YMCA Scott Street
The Community council will meet on Tuesday December 3 at 6 o clock at the YMCA on Scott Street to discuss local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Council
Scott Street
Thanksgiving Dinner Honoring Visiting Guests at Washington Home
A Thanksgiving dinner was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Washington 463 Scott Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. J Holley of Bluefield Virginia.
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W. M. Washington
Scott Street
M. Gillespie Sr
J. Holley
Bluefield
Home Room Mothers Meet at Lawson Street School
The Home Room mothers of Law son Street P T A will meet at the school Wednesday at 3 30 p m.
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Lawson Street
P.T. A
John Stewart church men to meet on 4 30 p m today
Men of John Stewart church are urged to attend a special meeting of the Men's Brotherhood for business of vital importance. The Senior Queen Esther circle also plans a gathering on Monday December 2 at 332 Jones Street with Drexel and Florence Thompson hosting. The program includes Robinson sisters selections and a play titled All In the Same Boat.
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Men's Brotherhood
John Stewart Church
Queen Esther
Drexel
Florence Thompson
Jones Street
Robinson
Entertainment at Annie West Home Staged by Mount Zion Choir
A social event will be held at Mrs. Annie West's home 320 Davidson Street Monday night sponsored by the Mount Zion senior choir. The gathering promises light refreshments and musical entertainment for neighbors and friends.
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Annie West
Davidson Street
Mount Zion
Thanksgiving Service At United Holy Church
A Thanksgiving service was held Thursday at the N.8 United Holy Church. Rev Mrs Mary L Glenn led the service and a free dinner followed, with meals sent to sick neighbors confined at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 8
United Holy Church
Mary L. Glenn
United Holy Bible School Evening Worship Schedule
The notice lists services at United Holy Bible School with A M McGue as superintendent. Sermons at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by the pastor, evening worship at 3 p.m., Y P H A at 6 p.m., and Tuesday night prayer service. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Holy Bible School
A. M. McGue
Sunday Services at Disciples of Christ Church
The Disciples of Christ at 200 Peck Street offer Sunday school at 10 30 a m and sermonettes at 3 30 p m with preaching at 8 p m by Elder Foster. Sunday school also held at Mrs Jennatta Thompson's home, 131 Bowen Street, at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God and Disiples of Christ
Peck Street
M. K. Kelly
Golden Star Community Church Club
Wm. Patterson
Church OF God Disciples of Christ
Foster
Jennatta Thompson
Bowen Street
Family of Rev R R Henry Expresses Gratitude
The family of Rev. R. R. Henry pioneer pastor of Flat Topfield thanks well wishers for sympathy and funeral service. They name Mrs. Mary Henry Miss Mary E. Henry Rev. John Henry and Miss Andra Henry and praise ministers from Mill Creek Baptist Crozier Temple and Community Funeral Home for efficient service.
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R. R. Henry
Flat Topfield
Mill Creek Baptist
Crozier Temple
Mary Henry
Mary E. Henry
John Henry
Andra Henry
Colored Personalities Delights of Thanksgiving Travel Recounted
Mr and Mrs Rush Curry and young Ann Doreen along with Miss Mary F Moore left for Charleston West Virginia after a Thanksgiving with relatives. Paul Jackson and family visited Pittsburgh for Thanksgiving with Mrs Francis C White. Charlie Johnson of Johnsons Cafe shows improvement at home on Bland Street. C W Clarkston hosted Miss Flossie Jones of Raleigh West Virginia and Miss Ophelia Tabb who teaches in Danville visited family. Miss Arghatha Free spent the Welch weekend due to sister Mary Parker’s illness. Mrs G W Coates left for New York to see daughter Josephine B Coates.
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Rush Curry
Ann Doreen
Mary F. Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Mia
Margaret Marrs
Paul Jackson
Park Street
Argatha Free
Welch
Mary Parker
Coalwood
G. W. Coates
New York
Josephine B. Coates
Arista-Modoc PTA Supports Giotto Playground Plan
National Education Week events featured P T A members and Weyanoke Coal and Coke official P L West and Prof E G Holland giving educational talks. Fundraising social sponsored by Misses V Averty A Hamlett L Lewis aided playground equipment purchases for Giotto junior high. Giotto visitors, Arista-Modoc pupils gave a Thanksgiving program with Minnie Eva Porter Fracke Hamlett and others. Refreshments followed as the association planned its next meeting. Sound teeth contain molybdenum findings noted in closing.
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Arista -Modoc P.T. A
P. L. West
Arista
Weyanoke Coal and Coke Company
E. G. Holland
Gilatto Junior High School
Giotto
Margaret Boden
Clara Cousins
BE. G. Holland
Arista-Modoc School
Minnie Eva Porter
Fracke Hamlett
Elizabeth Scriven
Irene Avery
Elisha Collins
Alease Hamlett
Funeral services for Mrs Adeline Coles
Funeral services are set for Mrs Adeline Coles 78 who died Friday at her home in Boinsevain. The service will be held this afternoon at Roseville at 4 o clock. The body will depart Community Funeral Home Bluefield at noon and lie in state at the church until the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Coles
Boinsevain
Roseville
Community Funeral Home
Bluefield
Infant son of Marvin Hayes buried in Rocky Knoll Cemetery
Interment was held at Rocky Knoll cemetery Monday for the infant son of Marvin Hayes. This marks the second death in the family within a month. A Thanksgiving gathering at the grade school Wednesday honored PTA members with Mrs. Mable White Page as hostess. A short program and games followed, about fifteen attended, with a delightful fare served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Knoll
Marvin Hayes
P.T.A
Mable White Page
Pilgrim Baptist Church Sunday Services slated
Sunday school at 9 30 led by J EB Watkins, superintendent. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 00 led by Rev EB G Holcomb pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Baptist
EB. Watkins
G. Holcomb
Crystal personals and Beckley district union set to begin
Mrs Virginia Johnson visited daughter Mrs Ethelene Page at Dott. Mr and Mrs W G Hill hosted guest Thanksgiving day Miss Maudina Jefferson of Bramwell. Miss Evelyn Byrd of Logan County joined Mr and Mrs J F Watkins for Thanksgiving. Miss Hilder Kinnemore stayed with Miss Ruth Jamison at McComasa. Beckley district quarterly union meets at Great Hope Holy Church Crystal beginning December 6 for four days. All ministers and deacons participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Virginia Johnson
Ethelene Page
Dott
W. G. Hill
Maudina Jefferson
Bramwell
Evelyn Byrd
Logan County
Hilder Kinnemore
Ruth Jamison
McComasa
Beckley
Evidence Sought In Logan Bottle Death Case
Logan West Virginia November 30 Cor p corporal J E B Childers sought more evidence after a magistrate released four persons in the Frank Dingess death investigation. Trooper brought before Magistrate Elbert Smith three men Henry and John Richmond Howard Gullett and a 23 year old woman Ethel Hunter. The magistrate dismissed the charge that a man fractured Dingess skull with a whiskey bottle.
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Smith
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Cole Street
E. L. Wright
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