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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1933

Page

12

Employers Align With Recovery Plan Cut Store Hours

Hundreds of High Point employers lined up under the National Recovery Act plan with certificates filed at the post office. A citywide campaign will organize 500 supporters with a 23-group advisory board and a three-branch leadership, including a woman lieutenant general. Retail hours shift to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 p.m. Saturdays as most stores sign the agreement.

National Recovery Program National Recovery Sales Army Recovery Sales Army

Grocers Adopt Uniform Code To Begin Thursday

A tentative uniform code and hours schedule for High Point grocery and meat markets was drafted at a Sheraton meeting of 30 local dealers. The plan aims to go into effect Thursday with stores opening 7:30 a.m. and closing 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturdays, while clerks are limited to 48 hours per week.

Grocers High Point Sheraton Hotel

Local stores adopt uniform hours of operation

A range of shops including J. C. Penney Co Jacobs Mens Shop Belk-Stevens Co Richard sons Department Store N H Silver and Co Rose Marie Shop Efird s Dept Store Cannon Fetz er Co Gooch Thomas Inc O Neill Shoe Store Grace s Flower Shop Perkinson s Jewelry Co Inc Lloyd s Ruby s Inc Quality Shoe Store Merit Shoe Co Tomlinson Ladies Shop Wageger s Ladies Shop A R Rabhan s Wright s Clothing Store Wilson s Shoe Store Thompson Shoe Store Miller Jones Co Fashion Shop Beavan s Co Meakins Credit Clothing Co Schulman s Boot Shop Redwine Hardware Co The Watch Shop Hyman s Jewelry Co Jake Harris Store The Boston Store Clein s Store Rose Furniture Co Ing ram Furniture Co Household Appliance Co Qui Rate Furniture Co Bloom Furniture Exchange Hendrix Furniture Co Traxler Furniture Co Jarrett Stationery Co

J. C. Penney Co Jacobs Mens Belk-Stevens Co Richardson’s Department N. H. Silver and Co Rose Marie Efird’s Cannon-Fetzer Co Gooch-Thomas Inc O'Neill Grace's Perkinson’s Jewelry Co Lloyd’s Ruby's, Inc Quality Shoe Merit Shoe Co Burton Carolina Veneer Company Wolfe and Crane Company Virginia-Carolina Mfg Industrial Photo Service, Inc Wagger Jewelry Company, Inc Jarrett Stationery Company Pilot Life Insurance Company J. BE Ward Grocery Company Moffitt Furnishing Company, Inc High Poiat Shop Lae Recatatte Gry Company the Braie Cavalier Service Moffitt Printing Company Lewis Riswright-Cline Shop INC Lyles Chevrolet Company, Inc Save IT Market Tomlinson’s High Point Creamery Boston Eckerd’s, Inc High Point Kester Machinery Company Hart's Pharmacy, Inc Kearn’s Furniture Company High Point Morris-Plan Bank High Point Job Department Creative Print Shop Imperial Life Insurance Company William London Hosiery Rex Barber Shop Moskin’s Clothing Company W. C. Brown Shoe Shop Bryant Electric Company Household Appliance Company Miller-Jones Company Gibson's Ice Cream Company Brentwood Grocery Wow. C. T. Carter Beavan’s Company MacKenzie Face Veneer Company Heath's Grocer, Pickett Cotton Mills Shelton Machinery Company, Inc High Point Yarn Mill Tate Furniture Company Guilford Machine Works Furniture Upholstering Company

Implied Tornado Wind Estimate Soars to Vast Speeds

A historical note states wind velocity inside a tornado has never been measured but is believed to reach around 500 miles per hour, highlighting uncertainty in early storm science.

Housekeepers Walk Nearly Eight Miles Daily Inside Homes

The report notes housekeepers cover close to eight miles each day while performing cleaning tasks entirely within the living spaces. The finding highlights the hidden physical effort involved in domestic work and its impact on workers.

Mrs. M. E. Allred Dies at Home in City

Mrs. Mary R. Allred 78 wife of N. B. Allred died at 8 this morning at 433 East Washington after four years of declining health. Born April 18 1866 in Guilford County she lived in this city since 1877. Survived by husband son Arthur A. Allred two nephews a niece two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday at 4 from Wesley Memorial M E church with interment in Oakwood cemetery.

Mary R. Allred N. B. Allred East Washington Street Alfred Guilford County Greensboro John Rigler Charlotte N. C Allred Wesley Memorial M. ©. Church Arthur A. Allred Frank Stewart Atlanta Malcome Stewart Cincinnati Mia. J. Bib Davis Baltimore Wesley Memorial M. E. Church Liston Pope J. M. Hilliard Oakwood Cemetery

Furniture Show Attendance Near One Thousand as Exhibitors Pour In

The mid summer furniture show drew close to 1000 attendees this afternoon at the Southern Furniture Exhibition Building with over 125 registered buyers. The brisk activity mirrored last week’s trading and organizers expect peak attendance Wednesday and Thursday as the event continues. Registered attendees include J. H. Councilman Asheboro and B C Snider Winston-Salem among many others from North Carolina Virginia and Georgia.

Southern Furniture Exposition J. H. Councilman Asheboro C. Snider Winston-Salem W. R. Broxton Greensboro F. J. Hunter F. D. Lazenby J. T. McClung B. McClung Bluefield W. Va H. Brownston Huntington Amos Greenville C. B. Clements C. B. Clemente Danville Mise Sayde Gordon Farmville P. J. Honicutt Mise Honicutt Albemarle K. EE. Deaver M. Hamilton Hope Mill Miles Stryker G. W. Hanshaw H. J. Shumat Goldsboro J. G. Jones Spartanburg 8. C Lorris C. Miller C. P. Miller Mra O. P. Miller Snow HN F. Clapp Graham W. °. Woodall Benson Tarpon Springs Fla W. H. Upehurch M. Upehurch Nellie Upehurch Oxford John M. Presnell E. F. Bentley Augusta Drabkin Youngstown W. Bcauthen D. C P. A. Clifton High Isbell Eichelberger Eichelberger Lynchburg Zeb Hatcher Airy EB. A. Brogden W. G. Edwards Robert Neal Caroleen H. A. Scott Kannapolice Arliss Malone C. F. Malone Kingsport Tenn J. A. Lee R. F. Martin

Firms pledge NRA compliance on wages and hours

Roll of firms in High Point showing signed employers' agreements with President Roosevelt under the National Recovery Administration. The list includes Intercontinental Furniture Company, Burton Upholstering, Carolina Veneer, Wolfe and Crane, Virginia Carolina Mfg, Industrial Photo Service, Wagger Jewelry, Jarrett Stationery, Pilot Life, Moffitt Furnishing, High Point Mattress, Royal Pilsen Desk, and many others. Certifications reflect conformity with NRA wage and hour standards.

High Point Woman Takes Poison Dose

Thelma Southern of Highland avenue High Point was discharged from Clinic hospital after ingesting a small amount of poisonous fluid. She was found by motorists on West Market and Hillcrest around 12:30 this morning near a curbstone, with a bottle half filled and a spill on the pavement. She said she had been put out of a car nearby but refused to elaborate.

Enterf MSE Greensboro Thelma Southern Highland Avenue High Point Clinic West Market Hillcrest

Civitan Club Highlights Magic Exhibition

The High Point Civitan club staged a dark magic exhibition for the second time this month led by Milton Crowson and Howard Petros to enthusiastic applause. David T. Yow and George Hutchens ran the program while W. F. Batley presided at the Elwood hotel meeting. A September picnic is planned.

High Point Civitan Club Milton Crowson Howard Petros David T. Yow George Hutchens W. F. Batley Elwood Hotel

Local Names Listed From Virginia and West Virginia Notice

A partial list of individuals and places appears in a regional notice including Steele Logan from West Virginia, C Stephens of Brookheal Virginia, J Miler of Covington Virginia, BE T Reynolds of Troy, and R E Lineberger of Greensboro.

Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Prevalent Here

The report notes several local cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever including one death. A prominent local physician urges caution to avoid ticks and infection. Dogs should be checked for ticks and bathed frequently to aid tick removal. The fever can be virulent and fatal, though current cases are not considered critical.

Quivering Nerves Remedy for Women Revealed

A fragment describes a medication said to calm nerves for women, promising relief from irritability and sensitivity to children’s noise. The text references a female user base of 190 women named Reese T. and suggests the remedy will produce a steadying effect though details are unclear.

Legion Post Sets Tonight Meeting and Officer Election

Legion Post calls all paid up members from 1988 to attend tonight’s meeting. Election of officers will be conducted during the session and preparations are underway for ongoing post activities.

Hussey bound over in poultry dealer larceny case

E A Hussey a Moore county farmer who sells poultry in High Point was bound over to superior court after probable cause found in a larceny charge. Robber was alleged to have taken 20 to 35 dollars from a fish market cash register on Wrenn street during business hours.

BE. A. Hussey Moore County High Point Lewis E. Teague L. M. Hussey W. B. Hussey E. A. Hussey F. L. Robbins Wrenn Street Robbins Hussey L. M Lester Spain Alton Wilson Clyde Carr A. B. Howard Vergil Bryant C. F. Jarrett Roy Alexander Norman Hoover W. H. Mooney Pen Farrington L. Salley James Glenn Winfred Miller W. E. Way Owen Ballard

Pickett Mill Workers Return To Work Pending Code Adjustments

Workers at Pickett Cotton Mill vote to resume operations next Monday based on July 17 code, after a morning meeting led by D W Bradley. A key 11 member committee will meet with mill management Tuesday at 10 to discuss adjustments under the textile code with labor department official E H Dunnigan present. Over 300 idle workers will resume work while negotiations proceed, as Bradley addresses a mass gathering of more than 2,000 on the Senior high campus, signaling readiness to stay out for six months if needed.

D. W. Bradley Industrial Workers Association Association Bradley E. H. Dunnigan Department of Labor

Circularizing U8 In An Effort To Capture Greens

Bulletin broadcasts with descriptions photographs and fingerprints of B G and Lester Green local men suspected in a Taylorsville bank murder and attempted robbery. Police and Sheriff Mays search the Brushy mountains and tracks lead toward Columbia S C and Denver Colo. Cashier T C Barnes who died from wounds is buried. Solon Little from Statesville is mentioned.

B. G Lester Green Taylorsville United States H. L. Mays Alexander County Thomasville Davidson County Green R. E. Black Raleigh Black Mike Stevenson Wilkes County Brushy Mountain Columbia S. C Denver Colo T. C. Barnes Statesville Solon Little

Man Injured In Shooting Shows Slight Improvement

A second man wounded in the shooting is hospitalized and has shown slight improvement though doctors warn that full recovery remains uncertain.

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Shoe Shop N. R.A Max Bones Tyes N. Main &T High Point, N Norfolk Richmond, Va Weashington, D. C New York HPS Atlantic City N. J Southern Railway Washington Pullman Southern Railway System H. D. Saunders High Point, N. C Building and Loan High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Asso W. Cianard South Main HW. Blaas Southern Furniture Exportion Building Roosevelt NRA Civitans Rocky Mountain Lydia E. Pinkham Legion Ghege Wielizka Poland High Point Ice and Coal CO PHOND Pickett Eeee Ee City J. Wo Realty CO Washington St Delicatessen Sandwiches Draught and Bottled Beer Club Brass Rail Main & Washington M. L. Slate M.D Stanton Clinic B. Green St Mem THE Gibson Ice Cream Company High Point Creamery Company Lindale Dairy Corporation N. R. A. Movement
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