Local Plant Unaffected By Big Paint Merger
The local B. T. Stille & Co. plant remains unchanged as the Stille-Young Corporation forms from a merger with H. B. Young & Co. Headquarters stay in Chicago, with the High Point unit serving southern accounts. The deal aims to cut overhead, boost production efficiency, and expand industrial finishes and packaged goods offerings in the southeast.
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B. T. Stille & Co
H. B. Young & Co
Chicago
Stille-Young Corporation
John H. Kalte
South
Kalte
Young Company
Atlanta
Stille
High Point
Stille Company
Kaite
Three Hurt In Auto Collision On Greensboro Road
Three people sustained injuries in a Greensboro Road accident between Sedgefield and the Guilford Sanatorium. Miss Rosalyn Rescue and Mrs. B. E. Green suffered non serious injuries, Clarence C. Crawford of Asheboro had painful but not serious injuries, all were taken to High Point hospital. State Patrolman I. E. Hunt said Cranford tried to pass another car when his vehicle struck Mrs. Green. A warrant may be issued for Cranford after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalyn Rescue
BE. A. Green
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Guilford Sanatorium
Clarence C. Crawford
Asheboro
High Point Hospital
I. E. Hunt
Cranford
Green
Pup Is Unhurt After Automobile Run Over
A four month old puppy in the Pendry family driveway was startled when J M Pendry’s car ran over its midsection. The pup yelped briefly but escaped with no serious injuries, only hurt feelings, according to B G Pendry of Cook Street. The dog is part of a litter that recently befriended a kitten, a fact Pendry had shared in a prior column.
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B. G. Pendry
Cook Street
Building permits show decline this week
Building permits issued by city permit clerk A B Horney show a drop from prior weeks. Total for the week is 800 dollars. J W Clinard received a permit to add a garage at his South Main home costing about 400 dollars. R L Loftin was granted a permit for repairs and additions at 209 Elm Street with an estimated cost of 400 dollars.
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A. B. Horney
J. W. Clinard
South Main Street
R. L. Loftin
Elm Street
Bar Association Plans Monday Meeting At Elwood Hotel
The High Point Bar Association will hold its regular business meeting Monday night at 6 45 at the Elwood Hotel Judge Wilsop Warlick of the New Bern Superior Court will speak to the group during the session the note stated
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High Point Bar Association
Elwood
Wilsop Warlick
Newn
North Carolina Democratic gathering praised for hospitality
A biennial event at Municipal Lake drew many guests from across the state. The reception committee earned wide praise for making everyone feel welcome, while the picturesque grounds and barbecue were highlighted as exemplary. Speakers and attendees conveyed good humor and friendly sentiment, reflecting High Point’s effort to ensure guest enjoyment. The township group received further congratulations for hosting the roast pig banquet and trimmings, and efforts to entertain the state’s democracy were seen as a success.
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High Point
Suit arises over Virginia crash and Winston-Salem claims
Lawyers on the defendant's truck and an automobile driven by Samuel Lampell on the Winston-Salem highway months ago involve about $50,000 in claims. Delafeane of Virginia seeks damages around $3,000 for front teeth cracks from a previous auto accident. Jurors for the upcoming session are listed for two weeks in September 1931, with a regular municipal court session Monday and none the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lampell
Winston-Salem
Delafeane
Virginia
E. B. Steed
George E. Yates
Howard Kearns
T. R. Lyndon
A. J. Baker
S. T. Bryan
R. R. Spencer
J. E. Ward
L. D. Chaney
D. L. Cecil
C. Vincannon
J. R. Willis
M. Stroud
W. J. Edwards
L. A. Wagner
R. C. Gabriel
Fred W. McPherson
June L. Medlin
A. L. Burton
D. H. Lynch
Efird
H. G. Clark
C. E. Fowler
N. O. Brown
E. T. Lawson
Carl McGill
R. D. Church
P. D. Hutchins
Harold C. Benpnett
H. A. Chilton
Julius Brown
J. R.newton
C. F. Stone
Yde R. Edwards
J. H. Everhart
J. L. Skeen
Guy Meredith
C. H. Deviney
T. A. Williams
W. C. Hughes
J. M. Beeson
J. J
Fee collection schedule for freshmen before school starts
All Thursday and Friday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Mr Johnston urges freshmen to pay fees before 1 pm Friday. Receipts issued during payments must be shown to home room teachers on the first day to obtain books. No fees accepted on the first day. receipts needed to avoid delays. The initial fee covers text book rental and about forty cents for ink and mimeographed forms. Mr Andrews expects normal or slightly higher enrollment across the system.
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Johnston
Andrews
Underground power lines vs poles eyed by rural utilities
A report notes that burying rural electric lines could cost less than erecting poles and stringing wires. It cites an estimate of about 629,000 Knights of Columbus members as a related population reference.
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The
Knights of Columbus
High Point Residents Share Favorite Pastimes in Daily Life
City residents reveal hobbies ranging from archaeology and astronomy to gardening and reading. Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers prefers people contact and adventure literature, while Roy L. Smart enjoys star gazing and newspaper work. Mrs. H. A. White cherishes her garden, and Principal L. R. Johnston loves psychiatry texts and tennis. Reverend Gay Jordan favors golf and hunting, Mrs. Ben Moore plays contract bridge, Harry Raymond pursues prize fighting and horse racing, and Miss Clara Cox reads medieval history and enjoys long drives.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Nabers
Parthenon
Erechtheum
Athena
Roy L. Smart
Publix-Kincey
Mr. Smart
Mars
Venus
Orion
L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Mr. Johnston
Rev
Gay Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Jordan
Ben Moore
Mit
Harry Raymond
Raymond
Sedge Field Lodge
Fritzharry
Clara Cox
Miss Cox
Y Notes on Local Y M C A Activities Meeting Update
The Industrial clubs of the local Y M C A will meet Monday at 7 30 to elect officers for the coming year. The Picket reading room at the Pickett mill will be open Tuesday at 7 pm and Wednesday at 3 pm. Junior Service League members have aided the project and 265 members are now enrolled and receiving books.
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Y. We C. A
Pickett Mill
Junior Service League
Plans for opening of William Penn negro high school
Principal E. B. Cartwright announced the fall term will open Monday morning September 7. Freshmen and seventh graders start registration Thursday September 3 at 10 o’clock, with all other students registering Friday. Rock rental fees, set at $2 per student, are unchanged. locker rental is free this year.
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William Penn Negro High School
E. BE. Cartwright
Cartwright
Church of Christ To Meet At 10 o'Clock
Worship at the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ begins this morning at 16 o'clock with R H Askew directing a musical program. H H Kenney and C C Gable lead communion. Dr W Barton Quarles preaches a 15 minute sermon on The Deity of Jesus. Bible study follows for 25 minutes and a baptismal service is planned for 11 20. Public invited.
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North Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
North Hamilton
East State Streets
R. H. Askew
H. H. Kenney
C. C. Gable
W. Barton Quarles
Delver
Jesus
Irene Yarnell Hosts Alumnae For World Peace Club
Miss Irene Yarnell entertained alumnae of the Southern Industrial Summer School at the YWCA on East Commerce Street. Attendees included Mrs. Bernice Deaton Mrs. James Wade Miss Ollie Brown Catherine Harris Johnsie Pugh Miss Clara I Cox and Mrs H W McCain. The group formed a world peace study club with Miss Cox leading. Belgium is the most densely populated country with about 8 million residents in 11 752 square miles.
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Irene Yarnell
Southern Industrial Summer School
East Commerce Street
Bernice Deaton
James Wade
Ollie Brown
Catherine Harris
Johnsie Pugh
Clara I. Cox
Bryn Mawr
H. W. McCain
Miss Cox
Belgium
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Pet
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PEN School
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Iver Johnson
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Sam
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