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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1939

Page

12

Business Sees Best Upturn in Ten Years Across Sectors

New York December reports show industry orders rising while retail gains typical for the year. Chrysler resumes work, potentially 150000 jobs saved. capital markets reopen with big bond issues and strong demand. Treasury bonds over subscribed. officials warn against unsound stimulus while steel leads production and payrolls rise.

New York United States EF. T. Weir National Steel Corporation Wall Street South Middle West Hopkins

Last Passenger Run Made By Railroad

The High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern line made its last passenger run on Thanksgiving Day with a record crowd. Dick Morris of Washington D C planned the party and about 60 people rode to Randleman and back to Asheboro. E G Morris was the station caller for the conductor.

Randleman High Point Asheboro Southern Line Dick Morris Washington, D. C Randleman Station E. G. Morris Southern C. R. Cates J. E. Hartley H. J. Scruggs C. A. Scott E. ( . Edwards Lewis Studio

Lignin May Replace Wood and Steel In Industry

Federal research at the Forest Products Laboratory Madison shows lignin a wood byproduct could become a low cost durable plastic for autos, electrical, building and furniture. Harris notes auto makers, including Henry Ford, test lignin panels and components. Commercial plants exist in Detroit, Madison and Phelps Wisconsin.

Madison Wis U. S. Forest Products Laboratory Elwin F. Harris Henry Ford Harris Cess Detroit Phelps Wisconsin

May 1929 Industrial Boom Drives Record Steel and Tools

May 1929 saw pre mood highs with an average of 1 193 000 tons, as the machine tool sector neared capacity due to massive orders from Allies foreign nations and the US for defense and peacetime needs. Railcar loadings fell for the week ending November 23 as seasonal trends and holiday demand shift. Cotton textiles drop while rayon weaving rises, and Britain France buy Indian jute for sandbags, signaling stronger cloth demand later.

Little Brother United States Britain France

Scouts to Collect Toys From Community This Christmas

Negro Scouts and Scoutmasters will canvass homes today to collect toys and bundles of clothing for Christmas distribution. before starting all Negro Scouts meet at Leonard Street School at 1 pm in uniform. A long list of local sponsors and donors is named along with event details.

Leonard Street Thomas B. Smith

Robinson Family Gratitude Notice

C W Robinson and family thank friends for kindness during illness many thoughtful deeds aided recovery signed by C W Robinson and Family

C. W. Robinson C. W. Robinson and Family

Rites Today for Miss Lolen O Neal

Funeral services for Miss Lolene O Neal who died in a Winston Salem hospital Thursday will be conducted this afternoon at 2 o clock at Vogler Funeral Home in Winston Salem with burial in Woodland Cemetery. She is survived by step father G Vergil Jackson sister Mrs C C Boles of Burlington and brothers Guy C Jackson of High Point and Ernest R Jackson of Johnson City Tenn.

Bennett College Department of Physical Education William Penn High School M. A. Burris Florence Carter Lolene O'Neal Winston-Salem Vogler Woodland Cemetery Miss O'Neal G. Vergil Jackson C. C. Boles Burlington Guy C. Jackson High Point Ernest R. Jackson Johnson City Tenn

Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Annie Bell Simpson

Miss Annie Bell Simpson was honored at a surprise birthday party given by Robert Steed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kirkpatrick, 220 Underhill Avenue, Friday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders James, Mr. and Mrs. Ensle Evans, Mrs. Mattie Lloyd, Mrs. Mattie Ferguson, Mrs. Mamie Reaves, Mrs. Bertha Ford, Mrs. Hattie Mae Hall, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Celeas the Holtzclaw, George Smith, Pearlee Wright, and John Steed.

Annie Bell Simpson Robert Steed H. M. Kirkpatrick Underhill Avenue Gaston Johnson Sanders James Ensle Evans Mattie Lloyd Mattie Ferguson Mamie Reaves Bertha Ford Hattie Mae Hall Elizabeth Johnson

Rhythm Sport Club entertained by Miss Geneva Mc Cauley

Miss Geneva Mc Cauley hosted a Tuesday evening event for the Rhythm Sport Club at her home. Guests of honor Mr and Mrs Neese spoke on club achievements and a tasty salad course was served. Attending were Mrs Daisy Sadier Mrs Eva Pike Miss Minnie Haywood Miss Blanche McKay Miss Geneva Addison Miss Ruth Parks and Miss Lula Cameron.

Rhythm Sport Club Geneva McCauley Neese Daisy Saddier Eva Pike Minnie Haywood Blanche McKay Geneva Addison Ruth Parks Lula Cameron

Road to Heaven Cast Rehearsal At St Stephen Church

The cast of The Road To Heaven is asked to meet at St Stephen A M E Zion Church this afternoon at 3 o clock for rehearsal. The pageant will be presented again at a local white church Friday evening.

St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion

Beauticians Club to Meet at Mrs Jamersons Home

The Beauticians' Club is asked to meet at the home of Mrs Jamerson, 410 Vall Street, Monday evening at 6 30. Beauticians are urged to be present.

Beauticians’ Club Jamerson Vall Street Beauticians

Personal notices of visitors and residents

Mrs E L Starks of Louisville Ky visits her son and daughter in law here. Mr and Mrs Gorne Lee Starks of Underhill Avenue. Miss Willie Marie Carter of 1502 West Street visits Mr and Mrs Robert Beale in Philadelphia Pa. Mrs Beale is former Miss Mabel Seate once librarian at William Penn High School now in Philadelphia library system. Guest of Mr and Mrs C B Yokely at 1200 Kivett Drive Friday was Miss Lorrett A Foust former French teacher at William Penn High School now teacher librarian at Hamlet.

E. L. Starks Louisville Gorane Lee Starks Underhill Avenu Willie Marie Carter 1502 West Street Robert Beale Philadelphia C. B. Yokely Kivett Drive Lorette A. Foust William Penn High School Hamlet

Birthday party honors Wesley Williams at 805 Martin Street

Mrs. Idella Williams hosted a surprise birthday gathering for her husband Wesley Williams at home on 805 Martin Street. A birthday dinner was the central feature and guests included Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Kennedy and Rev. and …

Wesley Williams Idella Williams Martin Street Williams J. K. Kennedy

Census Takers Go To School

The Census Bureau will open schools in 97 cities Monday to train 140000 enumerators and district supervisors for the 1940 census. Area managers will teach December 4 to 10 in many cities with later sessions in Pittsburgh Buffalo Newark Jersey City Baltimore Seattle Los Angeles and Washington DC. Examinations follow instruction with district offices opened year end for business and manufacturers census beginning January. Population agriculture and housing census starts April 1.

Washington Census Bureau Census Pittsburgh Buffalo Newark Jersey City Baltimore Seattle Los Angeles District of Columbia Trict

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