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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1931

Page

7

Wood Exhibits At Winston Meeting

A Winston-Salem exhibit tied to the national meeting of the Wood Industries Division of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will feature educational displays on wood fiber use in materials. The program includes charts on wood construction preservatives and furniture manufacturing, with modules from Iowa State College on agricultural waste boards.

Wood Industries Division American Ty of Mechanical Engineers Winston-Salem Tober Chester L. Babcock National Committee On Department of Commerce Babcock Paul Bilhuber Steinway Piano Company Iowa State College Bureau of Standards

Explosion Wrecks Largest Granary at Woodworking Expo

The exhibit includes commercial displays of the latest materials and machinery for the wood working industry. F F Bahnson of Bahnson Co is named chairman of the reception committee and will organize inspection trips to woodworking plants in Winston Salem and High Point. The Southern Furniture Manufacturers association will cooperate and invite members to participate.

F. F. Bahnson Bahnson Company Winston-Salem Bahnson High Point

Oak Hill Men's Club Meets Tonight at Old School House

The Oak Hill Men's Club plans its monthly meeting at 7 45 tonight in the old school house. President L W Kennedy announced the event.

Oak Hill L. W. Kennedy

Air travel tops rail patronage by decade comparison

American airplanes carried 385 910 cash customers last year, exceeding the railroads’ patronage from fifty years ago. The figure highlights aviation’s growth as a dominant passenger carrier.

Tobacco sales slow on North Carolina markets amid weak early demand

Across seven North Carolina border markets the 1931 tobacco season opens with far lower volumes than last year. Estimates show average prices near 6.75 to 8.50 per hundred, with Mount Tabor notably higher, while Lumberton and Fairmont report weaker averages 8 to 28 cents per pound and 8.25 to 8.50 respectively as growers await better prices.

Associated Press North Carolina South Carolina Mount Tabor Lumberton Fairmont N. C

Rites Held for Thomas Earl Cole

Funeral services for Thomas Earl Cole were conducted at the North Main Street Baptist church with Rev. McCarter presiding. A male quartet and choir performed hymns, with pallbearers and flower bearers named, and graveside rites held at Lebanon cemetery by Mechanicsville council No 347 Jr. O U A M.

Thomas Earl Cole West State Street North Main Street Mr. McCarter J. A. Bizzell George Bizzell J. L

High Point College Club Enjoys Outing

Liberty August 6 The Alamance club of High Point college enjoyed an outing at Kimesville Lake this week. Members include T. J. Whitehead H Coble Mrs H E Coble Herman Coble Jr J W Braxton Lois Coble C D Sides W M Loy J C Loy Mrs V M Loy J H Randolph Elizabeth Nicholson Mr and Mrs A V Amick Aubrey Jr Hilda Amick Pauline Whiticker Sam Nelson Effie Keck Elizabeth Hanner Grace Barnette Mildred Marionette Lillie Mae Braxton Juanita Amick Grace Keck Gladys Keck Ruby Isley Hilda Loy Foy Lill Cab Aruth Isley Edna Nicholson Millard J Isley.

Liberty Alamance Club High Point College Kimesville Lake T. J. Whitehead H Coble H. E. Coble Herman Coble, Jr J. W. Braxton Lois Coble C. D. Sides W. M. Loy J. C. Loy V. M. Loy J. H. Randolph Elizabeth Nicholson A. V. Amick Aubrey, Jr Hilda Amick Pauline Whiticker Sam Nelson Effie Keck Elizabeth Hanner Grace Barnette Mildred Mariette Lillie Mae Braxton Juanita Amick Grace Keck Gladys Keck Ruby Isley Hilda Loy Foy Lill Cabl Aruth Isley Edna Nicholson Millard J. Isley

Permits To Build Given Two Persons

Two building permits totaling 32000 were issued today by city permit clerk A B Horney. P E B Garner received a permit to build a one story three room dwelling on Wiley street with estimated cost 1000. G E Hutchens was granted a permit to construct additions at 208 Steele street including an enlarged bedroom a bath and a porch at an estimated cost 1000.

A. B. Horney P. E B. Garner Wiley Street G. E. Hutchens Steele Street

Sixty Boys Leave For Annual Picnic

About 60 junior class YMCA youths departed at 2 30 p m for their annual watermelon feast and swim at the Lido pool on the Greensboro road. The transporting truck was provided by the Marietta Paint and Color company.

Lido Greensboro Road Marietta Peint and Color Company

Noted Educator Dr John Crowell Dies At 73 In East Orange

East Orange New Jersey August 6 Dr John Franklin Crowell 73 noted educator and economist died at his home after a three year illness He served as Trinity College president 1877 1894 guiding the move to Durham and held posts at Wall Street Journal Chamber of Commerce New York Internal Revenue World Market Institute and other institutions He was born York Pennsylvania November 1 1857 and married twice surviving spouse Carrie H Pascoe prior wife Laura Getz died 1898 He held advanced degrees from Columbia and UNC and taught at Smith College later serving in various educational and economic roles across the United States

East Orange John Franklin Crowell Trinity College Duke University Crowell United States Industrial Commission Bureau of Statistics Treasury Department Wall Street Journal Chamber of Commerce State of New York Internal Revenue Office Washington World Market Institute of New York York Yale Columbia University of North Carolina Trinity Laura K. Getz Reading Carrie H. Pascoe Philadelphia Old Trinity N. C Durham Smith College Northampton Mass Orange Randolph County North Carolina The Wall Street Journa World Market Institute

Shirt Factory Is Getting Big Order

Ware Shoals Manufacturing Company announced it has contracted to manufacture shirts for Cluett Peabody and Company of Troy New York. New equipment is being installed and operations will begin in 60 days with a capacity of 800 to 1000 dozen shirts per week.

Ware Shoals 8. C Ware Shoals Manufacturing Company Cluett, Peabody and Company Troy N. Y

Black cat at Guilford Grocery Turns Gray Amid Low Mood

A slick black cat that helps at Guilford Grocery, once jet black, began turning gray weeks ago due to worry over the low mood, according to manager Mr. Dunbar. Also note a 73 acre Arkansas diamond field with a 40 kilogram prize stone.

C. B. Overman Guilford Mr. Dunbar Arkansas

End Piles Quick No Salves No Cutting

Advert says internal remedy heals piles by improving blood circulation in weak areas. Hemroid tablets by J. Leonhardt claim to stimulate circulation and restore inflamed tissue. Mann Drug Co offers money back if a bottle does not end the problem.

J. &. Leonhardt Mann Drug Co

Inspectors Survey Prison Camp Sites Citywide

Inspectors for the state highway commission began a survey of North Carolina sites to select permanent prison camp locations. About 45 camps were tendered, with 30 more needed for 3400 prisoners. Durham Buncombe and Mecklenburg counties rent their camps. The plan aims for distributed camps sized 560 60 100 and 120 men.

Raleigh State Highway Commission E. B. Jeffress Durham Buncombe Mecklenburg

Negro Woman Struck on North Main Street Incurred Serious Injuries

Carrie Yours, a negra woman living on Ed L Ragan's farm near Deep River, was hit by a automobile on North Main street below the Moffitt Underwear company shortly after 1 30 this afternoon. She suffered a broken left leg a scalp wound a cut lip a possible broken right leg and was taken to High Point hospital as a patient. The driver’s name was not ascertained. Vince Barton contributed two home runs and three singles driving in five runs in the Cubs battered Red doubleheader.

Carrie Yours Ed L. Ragan Deep North Main Street Moffitt Underwear Company High Point Hospital

McFarland Wins Daily News Tip Prize at Enterprise

Mrs E J McFarland won the dollar prize for the best news tip of the day after calling The Enterprise following an Asheboro road accident. Readers are encouraged to call The Enterprise with tips. reporters will evaluate submissions and award the tipsters if their story is chosen.

E. J. McFarland Asheboro Enterprise

Wrightsville Beach officials to attend annual city county meeting

City officials R. T. Amos and John Pickett will travel to Wrightsville Beach with City Manager E. M. Knox City Attorney Grover H. Jones city accountant Charles B. Wagner and Miss Lois Welborn for the annual meeting of city and county officials. Dennis G. Brummitt attorney general will address sessions studying laws for cities and towns. A Berlin theater has reversible seats to face either screen or lecture platform.

R. T. Amos John 8 Pickett Wrightsville Beach E. M. Knox Grover H. Jones Charles B. Wagner Lois Welborn Wrightsvil North Carolina Dennis G. Brummitt Berlin

Currie’s Stolen Buick Recovered. Two Negroes Arrested

The Buick owned by J. R. Currie was stolen in this city and found in Jonesboro. Officers returned with the car and two arrestees, Jacob Funderburk and Roy Stoplight, to face trial here for theft.

J. R Bob” Currie Monthieu Avenue Jonesboro Jacob Funderburk Roy Stoplight

Painter Voorhees Sues Hoskins for 800 in Municipal Court

Local painter L F Voorhees files suit in municipal court against P H Hoskins of Surry County seeking 800 with interest from August 1 for paintings and delivery of two golf course scenes in July 1929. Repeated efforts to collect the amount prompted the case.

P. H. Hoskins Surry County L. F. Voorhees Voorhees

Insurance firm cites average child raising cost

An insurance company states the average cost to raise a child is 6 150, outlining expected expenses across education housing and living costs.

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