Amos Realty Co Advertisement at Wachovia Bank Building
Amos Realty Co located at 301 302 Wachovia Bank Building offers real estate services via phone contact 4392.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1931
Page
7
Amos Realty Co located at 301 302 Wachovia Bank Building offers real estate services via phone contact 4392.
Walter E. Crissman of this city elected general vice-president of the Piedmont Association B Y P U at its sixth annual convention in Reidsville yesterday. C. E. Lee of First Baptist Greensboro was re-elected president. Thelma Patrick of this city elected vice-president of the High Point district. About 400 attended. local union men joined the session after delaying meetings. Rev. J. D. Barnette of Green Street Baptist spoke at the Saturday afternoon session.
One of our best listings is a good as new brick veneer bungalow on Blaine Avenue. Construction is first class and the interior is very attractive. Price of $5,000 is very reasonable even on the present market. Let us show you.
Property with 125 feet frontage and about 250 feet depth lists for 10,500. Describes a revised price and potential for repairs and new decor to appeal to buyers.
William Edgar Ewing aged 60 died at his Greensboro road home near Elsiewood yesterday morning from a stroke. He was born November 28, 1870 in Montgomery County and had lived here three years. Survived by widow Jesse McGee, two sons Glenn and James, two daughters Mary and Annie Elizabeth, plus siblings and in-laws. Funeral at 3:30 p.m. from First M. E. Church Jamestown with interment in Deep River cemetery.
A building lot on Boulevard just beyond Lindsay is offered for 950 dollars. The seller notes the price makes the parcel well worth the money.
Six room apartment in first class order on College Drive with heat and water furnished, rent thirty dollars? (Note: The source text states $50 per month.)
J. T. White Inc lists office and residence telephones as 2683 and 8473 respectively at Hood Bank Building.
Trading picks up on Wall Street with a broad array of industrials and utilities weighed by tech and energy stocks. Traders monitor General Electric and IBM as California carriers and steel producers show firmer demand while transport and consumer names vary across sectors.
New York stock market opened the week with a faint upward drift led by tobacco and utilities. American Tobacco advanced near 4 points toward a 1930 high while Allied Chemical and several majors gained. rails steadied and steel shares lagged as analysts weighed wholesale cigarette price rumors and first quarter earnings.
Rev Thomas H Willey leading an evangelistic campaign on Ward Street near South Main announces topics for the coming week Tuesday night The Lost Christ Wednesday night The Importance of Being Twice Born Thursday night Mrs Willey leads Genesis Bible study Friday hosts Bible lessons for youth Saturday night Mr Willey speaks on A Woman Barber and a Short Hair Cut Crowds rise at every service and all are welcome across denominations
Rev. C. A. Washington, former pastor of Cherry Street Presbyterian Church, will preach tonight at 8 o'clock in a public service. He once led the church here and is known to many in High Point. he is now en route to his home in Statesville.
The Welch Memorial M. P. church revival attracts large crowds with many requesting prayers for a better life. Rev. J. R. Anderson preaches as Prof. Hamilton directs the song service from Greensboro. The series runs through the week with children, parents, and young people's nights each evening.
Salem college in Winston-Salem has been placed on the accredited list of the American Association of University Women. The honor was announced today, reflecting the association's stringent requirements for membership and the prestige of the recognition.
Potatoes on track with total shipments for U S across weeks. Wisconsin round whites range 1 50 to 1 60 per sack ungraded 1 30 Idaho russets No 1 1 60 to 1 70 No 2 1 35 to 1 40 Colorado McClures 2 00 to 2 05 russets No 1 1 50 New stock trading steady market. Texas triumpha per cwt 4 25 to 4 50 best 4 65 small 3 75 to 4 00.
Chicago April 13 reports say European wheat stocks were dangerously low and U S flour supplies were scanty. Dust storms signaled limited moisture in spring wheat territory northwest, helping prices early. Wheat opened unchanged to 11 8 cents higher and held near initial limits. Corn opened unchanged to 3 8 to 1 2 higher and stayed firm.
Josie Vinson, a Black woman, suffered severe injuries when a second story porch she stood on collapsed at her home 634 Fairview street. She was rushed by Sechrest's ambulance to High Point hospital and remains under observation for possible complications.
Women leaders in the Democratic ranks loom for unity under a competent nominee while opposing Tammany picks. Catherine McCulloch stresses party must stay dry, urging loyalty to the 15th Amendment and unambiguous dry candidates. Miss Estir Dupre warns against any pro modification of prohibition, rallying support against rum runners in New Orleans. Edna Barnett from Illinois appeals to Governor Emerson to veto repeal of state enforcement law amid applause.
An Eckerd and Mann Drug Store advert touts Mello Glo powder made with a new French process that stays on longer and beautifies the complexion. It claims to prevent large pores not irritate skin and give a pure finish.
The Municipal Board of Elections of High Point North Carolina calls a municipal primary on April 21 1931 and a municipal general on May 6 1931 to nominate and elect a Mayor at large and two councilmen from each of four wards. Registrars are appointed for each precinct with listed addresses and names.
Senator J. T. Burrus, a state senator, forecasts the General Assembly adjournment this week unless a House Senate deadlock blocks progress. He opposes any sales tax as relief for the people and criticizes the MacLean school law for lacking revenue machinery. Also noted are new rail staff moves: E. B. Barry named assistant general passenger agent at Atlanta and F. H. Poston named division passenger agent at Raleigh.
Atlanta April 13 Promotions in the passenger traffic department of the Southern Railway system effective April 15 were announced by Frank L. Jenkins passenger traffic manager. H F Cary to assistant passenger traffic manager at Cincinnati E N Aiken to assistant passenger traffic manager at Atlanta F N Westerman to general passenger agent at Cincinnati E G Irwin to assistant passenger agent at Atlanta R H Hamilton to assistant general passenger agent at Washington Co F Bigelow to division passenger agent at Washington J T Helman to district passenger agent at Philadelphia D H Bick to traveling passenger agent at Philadelphia These promotions are in addition to V L Estes promotion未
Local residents visit the Natex demonstrator at Mann Drug Store and praise the new prescription tonic. Mr. C. W. Vernon reports relief from neuritis, stomach catarrh, and indigestion after three weeks, noting improved digestion, steadier nerves, and greater strength.
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