Buyers From 12 States And Bahamas At Market
Fifty-one buyers from a dozen states and the Bahamas registered at the Southern Furniture Exposition building during the first hour of the mid-summer market's second and final week. Buyers included representatives from large southern stores and groups. orders were slower than last week's opening. The cancellation of a $4,000,000 cooperative national advertising campaign was viewed favorably by exhibitors, with notes expected to be returned. A list of arriving buyers includes W. A. Mann Miami. N. S. Garrett Ahoskie. J. A. Price Monroe. J. M. Gilly Appalachias. C. J. Fauth Thee Hirsch Miami. I. C. Helmly Savannah. W. B. Martin Greensboro. J. W. Miller York. W. A. Crank Roanoke. and others from Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and the Bahamas.
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States
Bahama Islands
Southern Furniture Exposition
Southern
Co-Operative National Furniture
W. A. Mann
M. W. Mann
Miami
Fla
N. S. Garrett
Ahoskie
A. Rogan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sam P. Burton
Asheville
B. Mankins
Denver
Logan
W. Va
M. J. Whidden
W.S. Badcock
Mulberry
H. E. Copple
J. A. Price
Monroe
C. Grantham
Dothan
Ala
G. G. Ewald
D. J. Bishop
Edwin
Tenn
K. K. Everett
Ft. Lauderdale
J. D. Kirkland
C. G. Green
Plant City
Fila
J. M. Gilly
Appalachias
G. M. Gilly
Harlan, Ky
T. &. Hart
T. R. Hart
Screven Hart
Jacksonville
A. W. Higgins
Greensboro
W. Crawford
Aiken
J. A. Garfunkel
Leon
Holley
8. C
C. J. Fauth
Thee Hirsch
I. C. Helmly
Savannah
Charlies F. Helmly
W. C. Kelly
Charlotte
R. B
Church Census Organized by Cherry Street Presbyterian Men
The Cherry Street Presbyterian church through its men’s division launches a city census of colored non Christians and non church members. It aims to gauge the church preference of unaffiliated residents and is inter denominational in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street
Freshly Canned Vegetables Emphasize Fresh Picked Quality
When canning vegetables it is desirable to use produce as freshly picked as possible. This applies particularly to asparagus peas beans and corn to preserve flavor texture and nutrients.
High Point Man Will Speak At Labor Meeting
A. R. Harrison of High Point will be among speakers at the North Carolina Federation of Labor convention to be held August 10–12 at Greensboro's King Cotton hotel. Willis Smith, Raleigh, NC House speaker, will deliver the principal address opening day. Approximately 200 delegates and visitors are expected.
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A. R. Harrison
North Carolina Federation of Labor
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Willis Smith
Raleigh
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Edward F. McGrady
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Charles P. Howard
Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
George L. Berry
Nashville
Journeymen Barber’s Union
Giles C. Courtney
Richmond
Dowell E. Patterson
Charleston
D. C
W. P. Loftis
Charlotte
Associated General Contractors of America
R. W. Henninger
Gardner
Council On
Arnold Schiffman
State Merchants’ Association
Paul C. Lindley
T. A. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
C. O. Hice
Salisbury
High Point
C. W. Fowler
J. E. Baumberger
Asheville
Federation
Mr. Lawrence
W. A. Schrock, Jr
B. F. Best
Durham
Greensboro Central Labor Union
R. Murphy Williams
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Ketchum
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
Miss Harriett Elliot
League of Women Voters
Central Labor Onion
North Carolina Industrial Commission
State Federation of Labor
W. M. Weatherly
R. R. Lawrence
North Carolina General Assembly
Impressive Rites Held For Woodrow Ellington
Funeral services for 18 year old Woodrow Ellington, drowned last Thursday night at Eden House beach, were held at 10 this morning. Dr A B Conrad, Rev L F Tuttie, and Dr Charles Haddon Nabers officiated. Pallbearers included Roy Hepler and Vernon Hoskins among others. flowers were carried by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Ellington
Co. F. Ellington
Eden House Beach
Gorawecida
Onabwaad Samatace
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
L. F. Tuttie
Wesley Memorial M
Ellington
Roy Hepler
Robert Hoskins
Chas
Lee Amos
Vernon Hoskins
Albert McAnally
al Barbour
T. R. King
Carl Gibson
Mary Alice Sheloff
Hazel Haynes
Addie Lomax
Eliza Lomax
Thelma Patrick
Ira Hensley
C. C., Chapman
M. R. Shields
R. E. Campbell
Clyde Chapman
Transients Decrease Here During Summer
Salvation Army post reports 125 transients cared for in June and July, down from 136 last year. Total this year 565, with 147 in January, as winter months saw higher intake. Welfare Board often redirects applicants to the Salvation Army due to lack of funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Welfare Board
Two Slight Fires Reported in City This Morning
Two small fires caused minor alarms with no damage. Trash burning in an upstairs room at 210 South Main drawn attention of neighbors and firefighters from Companies 1 2 and 6. A second blaze at Kearns Furniture on Hamilton Street started in a dry kiln end and was quickly extinguished by Company 2 at 4 10 this morning.
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Ella S
Dallas
South Main Street
Kearns Furniture Company
Hamilton Street
Man Collapses From Heat In Drug Store
R. M. Clendenin of Elon College fainted in Cecil's Drug Store on North Main Street. He was removed by Yow's Ambulance to High Point Hospital around 2:30 PM. The collapse was blamed on heat and a weak condition from recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Clendenin
Elon College
Yow
High Point Hospital
Cecil
North Main Street
Clendenin
Guilford Man Sues H P T D Ry for 50000
W E B Hendrix of Guilford County filed suit in the Guilford County clerk’s office for 50000 against the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad over injuries from an incident while employed as a brake man. He alleges on August 29 1929 at High Rock the engine bumped a freight car causing him to fall and injure his back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. Eb, Hendrix
Guilford County
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Hendrix
High Rock
Six Injured In Highland Avenue Car Collision
Six members of the Oates family were hurt when Rev D E Oates driving a Chevrolet coach crashed into a railroad underpass support on Highland avenue. Injuries ranged from a fractured rib to facial cuts and bruises. all were treated at Guilford General hospital after being taken by Yow's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Oates
Highland Avenue
Highland Road
David Oates
Rumell Oates
Kathleen Oates
Guilford General Hospital
Cincinnati School Honors Stimson In Music
Professor Ernest B. Stimson head of the music department at High Point College and Miss Kathleen Stimson returned to Cincinnati after June and July there. Stimson received the Bachelor of Music degree from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music last week, adding to his three prior degrees from the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Stimson
High Point College
Kathleen Stimson
Cincinnati
Stimson
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Four Truths We Can Cling To Says Dr Wabers
In a First Presbyterian morning sermon Dr Charles Haddon Walters outlines four truths to hold fast amid upheaval. He asserts the fact of God as Father, the saving power of Christ, the ultimate triumph of right, and life eternal beyond the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Haddon Walters
Henest
Jesus
Father
Christ
Theological Seminary
God
Four truths to cling to in life’s storms
A religious reflection emphasizes faith in Jesus as the resurrection and the life. The speaker urges believers to hold fast to four core truths as guidance through trials and challenges.
Mania for Four-Leaf Clovers Seizes City
Four-leaf clovers spark a city wide craze as residents seek luck and collectors compete at markets and stalls for these rare symbols. Local shops report surging demand and tight supplies amid the clover boom.
Clove caps found by local residents’ knees worn seeking them
Dresses and trousers wear at the knees as residents crawl on the ground searching for these clovers. Euneta Graves of 803 Tryon Street reports possession of 22 clovers while Becky Graham found nine and John Farlow seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euneta Graves
Tryon Street
Becky Graham
John Farlow
Peach Orange Rhubarb Conserves With Nut Meats
A conserve combines one part peaches three parts oranges one part rhubarb and some nut meats. The recipe yields a tangy fruit preserve with a nutty finish.
Wilson Hargrove Struck by Hammer After Argument
Wilson Hargrove, a Black man living at 312 Jack's Row, was treated at Guilford General Hospital for facial lacerations after a hammer strike. He attributed the blow to Henry Davis, also Black. Harm was not serious. he was discharged home. The confrontation followed a verbal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hargrove
Jack's Row
Guilford General Hospital
Henry Davis
Stubborn Piles Man Recovers After 25 Years
Detroit resident T. G. Rockstrom shares relief after using Peterson's Ointment for piles. He claims a fourth box nearly cured him and praises the product as the greatest ointment he has heard of. Box price is 35 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Rockstrom
Detroit
Peterson
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