AB Club Plans 100 Percent Night For Greensboro Members
The American Business club in Greensboro hosted a musical program by Mrs. K C Benbow Miss Audrey Bruton and Allen Turner. R C Boyce announced December 22 as the 100 percent attendance night and assigned responsibilities to ensure all 42 members attend. Henry Foscue outlined three nominating groups for officer elections in January. Guests included David Ayres and Allen B Welborn. Dr J B Richardson won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Benbow
Audrey Bruton
Allen Turner
Greensboro
American Business Club
R. C. Boyce
Boyce
Henry Foscue
Common Duke
Jamesb. Lovelace
Ralph Slate
David Ayres
New York
Paris
Allen B
Presbyterian Choirs Join Christmas Program Here Sunday
A Christmas musical program at First Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon at 6 features Konitz's cantata The Wondrous Story performed by combined choirs of about 40 voices. The Junior Choirs present a short cantata adaptation and depict scenes from shepherds to the manger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konitz
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Bethlehem
Grain Prices Rise Across Markets In Early Trading
Chicago market notes show fresh upturns in grain prices with Liverpool wheat quotations strengthening. Wheat opened 1 8 percent higher and held near the initial range as European demand improved. Corn started unchanged to 3 8 lower and slid later, while provisions firmed in line with steady hog values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Securities
New York
Livestock Prices Mixed at Chicago and Liverpool Auction
U S Department report shows hogs at 6 000 dollars with most hogs 140 to 170 pounds trading 3 75 to 4 05 per cwt while cattle and sheep markets vary. Slaughter cattle price ranges span 7.00 to 11.50 for heavy steers and 5.00 to 8.00 for heifers as demand remains uneven and dull across weight classes. Lambs bid around 5.00 to 5.50 per cwt with lighter ewes and feeding lambs showing weaker ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agric
Greensboro Dental Society Hosts Evening Meeting
Dr Anna M Gove of UNC Greensboro and Mr Guy B Phillips Greensboro superintendent addressed Guilford County Dental Society at the King Cotton hotel. Gove outlined NC CW health education and its impact after correcting defective teeth. Phillips linked health education to scholarship and highlighted Greensboro schools health and dental programs. Dr J T Lasley presided and Dr C C Hudson attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Gove
North Carolina College
Greensboro
Guy B. Phillips
Guilford County Dental Society
King Cotton Hotel
Gove
Phillips
J. T. Lasley
C. C. Hudson
Greensboro City
Stock Exchange Details Bear Trading Figures
New York reports a voluminous stock exchange analysis of bear trading trends with figures on short interest. On November 30 total short interest reached 3 745 642 shares across 556 issues, down from May 25. Market value of short interest was 186 693 800 dollars, down from 249 858 200. Short sales coverage ranged from 1.76 to 7.27 percent across dates, showing fluctuations through September to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Thrace
Wall Street Agog Over Bear Statistics Printing
New York traders focused on the release of full bear market statistics as stock prices remained unsettled. A mild opening rally gave way to afternoon weakness with light volume, while bonds showed some improvement. Major names slipped before recouping, and Whitneys stock exchange address fueled debate on short selling amid rising short interest in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Richard Whitney
The
Stock Exchange
Germany
Services Held For B Eugene Burns
Funeral services for B. Eugene Burns of Greens boro were held at College Place Methodist Church with Rev. G. T. Bond and Rev. Alben Godbold officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers included Dr. John T. Burrus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Eugene Burns
Sedgefield
Greensboro Road
College Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Greensboro
G. T. Bond
Alben Godbold
Chapel Hill
Oakwood Cemetery
David T. Yow
J. Marvin Hunt
Bascom Bundy
S. C. Clark
William Tucker
W. H. Wilkerson
John T. Burrus
T. L. Stykes
E. W. Oliver
Aubrey Hoover
E. W. Fries
Captain Rankin
Chamber cites High Point center of wealthy area and local business potential
The Chamber describes High Point as central to a wealthy region and cites 1930 industrial statistics including population over 3.17 million and manufacturing values. It urges focusing on local business opportunities and advertising to boost area wealth.
Farmers Elect Advisory Board
An advisory board of five farmers was chosen to represent local farmers in cooperative purchasing for the Virginia Seed Service. Members include E. L. Bodenheimer Kernersville route 1 Henry Davis High Point route 2 L E Byrd Thomasville route 2 Walter Bain Kernersville route 1 Lloyd Clodfelter High Point route 3. Local VSS distributor is H. A. Sherwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bodenheimer
Kernersville
Henry Davis
High Point
L E. Byrd
Thomasville
Walter Bain
Lloyd Clodfelter
VSS
Virginia Seed Service
H. A. Sherwin
Rkuralist
Wagoner
Tobacco Markets In Kentucky Still Face Trouble
Slight disorders at Owensboro and Providence marred Tuesday's tobacco sales. Auctions were resumed at Owensboro under police guard. Providence warehouses called off sales until the first of the year. Madisonville will operate until Friday then pause until January. Henderson and Owensboro remain the main dark leaf markets before Christmas. Burley prices held firm in central Kentucky while Owensboro and Henderson dark leaf prices weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Owensboro
Providence
Madisonville
Henderson
Kentucky
John Carter Hurt After Auto Collision Near Elwood Hotel
John Carter of the Elwood hotel sustained a head wound when struck by a car driven by N. B. Rose of Parkway about 8 o clock last night. He was rushed by Sechrest’s ambulance to High Point hospital with non fatal injuries and is described as not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John* Carter
Elwood Hotel
N. 8
Rose
Parkway
Sechrest
High Point Hospital
Madison and Monroe Apartments Incorporated Certificate Filed
A certificate of incorporation for the Madison and Monroe Apartments at 1100 and 1102 North Main street was filed in the office of A Wayland Cooke, clerk of superior court. The firm may own and operate apartment houses and other property with authorized capital stock of 100000 dollars. Incorprators are D E Headen of the city B B Tatum and Harry W Schiffmann both of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison and
Monroe
North Main Street
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Court
D E. Headen
City
B. B. Tatum
Harry W. Schiffmann
Greensboro
Charity Soccer Tilt With Kernersville Saturday Draws Crowds
Kernersville champions, state titleholders in 1929 and 1930, visit High Point for a charity match against Andy Merrilees Y M C A Hooters at 3 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds aid the unemployed. tickets are 25 cents, with 500 expected in sales and more than a hundred locals anticipated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Andy Merrillee
Y. M. C. A. Hooters
High Point High School
North Carolina
Andy Merrilees
High Point Country Club
Forsyth County Boys
Russian Chorus to Sing at High School Auditorium
The Princess Slaviansky Royal Russian chorus will perform Monday December 21 at the High School auditorium under Monarch Service club management. Noted since 1845, the group includes Ivan Butenoff and the Metropolitans, offering folk, ballad, classical songs plus dances with balalaikas. Proceeds benefit charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Slaviansky
Royal Russian Chorus
Monarch Service Club
Russia
Ivan Butenoff
Metropolitan Opera
Butenoff
High Point
Monarch Club
Cecil's
Mann's
Economy
Witnesses Named From Numerous North Carolina Towns
A list of witnesses from multiple towns across North Carolina appears, naming individuals such as Graham T N Harris Troy R D Hendren Chapel Hill C A Hughes and others. The compilation includes relations to various locales including Eton College Candor Pittsboro Kannapolis Yadkinville and Cameron with numerous surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Stancil
Smithfield
I. V. Lee
Four Oake
Wv. D. Duncan
Clayton
E. P F. Pearce
Princeton
J. A. Massey
Selma
Ralph Kennedy
Sanford
Jfred Morris
Kernersville
Five Dollar Bill Displayed At High Point Bank Origin
Paul Younts of 1105 Blains Avenue displayed a five dollar note dated April 21 1886 from the National Bank of High Point chartered in March and opened for business in May. The note serial number 8490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Paul Younts
Blains Avenue
Younts
Wyatt J. Armsic
National Bank of High Point
Monarch Club Aids Two Families For Winter Need
At a Sheraton meeting the Monarch club decided to divert funds from the Empty Stocking Fund to directly support two needy High Point families for the winter. Letters from the families described hunger and cold, with requests for food clothing and shoes, while Reverend Sykes urged relief efforts and a committee was formed. A Royal Russian Chorus benefit concert at High Point High School Monday proceeds to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Club
W. ©. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Santa Claus
Santa Pit
T. A. Sykes
F. L. Conrad
H. G. Owens
R. R. Blackburn
Royal Russian Chorus
High Point High School
Hobart Bryant
Frank Smith Granted $300 Verdict in Court Here
A High Point municipal court jury awarded Frank Smith and wife, colored, $300 against Rupert Pickens as administrator of Elizabeth Smith's estate for personal services rendered. Elizabeth Smith, sister-in-law to the plaintiffs, died this year without a will after promise of payment during her lifetime. The trial started yesterday morning and ended around noon today. Hearing also began in the suit of I. T. corporation against J. B. Wall seeking $500 on a note for an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Frank Smith
Rupert Pickens
Elizabeth Smith
I. T. Corporation
J. 8. Wall
UNC Extension Division to Offer Courses in City
Robert H. Sherrill of the University of North Carolina extension department will meet High Point residents at 7 20 p m Friday in the Y M C A lobby to discuss elementary accounting and income tax procedure courses. If enough interest is shown, classes will be offered locally with night sessions at minimal cost in High Point Raleigh and Rocky Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Sherrill
University of North Carolina
High Point
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
University Extension Department
Sherrill
Mateer
T. Wingate Andrewe
High Point City Schools
Sheverill
Worley Earns National Honor in Scholastic Press
William E Swede Worley former managing editor of the Hi Po at High Point college now post graduate student and associate editor of The Columns was elected president of the Collegiate Division of the National Scholastic Press Association at its Chicago meeting. He was unanimously chosen by 100 college students from about 40 publications with other officers named including Robert Teel Jeanne Finn Elizabeth Enderli Edmund Goetz and Louise Sink. Worley conducts practice teaching at East Side high school while pursuing further post graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E
Worley
Hi- Po
High Point College
Oy Journalism
Fairmont State Teachers College
Fairmont
West Virginia
National Scholastic Press Association
Chicago
Robert Teel
Temple University
Philadelphia
Jeanne Finn
St. Mary’s College
Leavenworth
Kan
Elizabeth Enderli
Milwaukee
Wis
Edmund Goetz
Southern Branch
University of Idaho
Pocatell
Idaho
Louise Sink
Milwaukee State Teachers College
East Side
Misrepresentation in Real Estate Transfer Alleged
Warrants accuse A J Michael and Miss Ruth Fulton of obtaining 1600 dollars under false pretense in a High Point road property sale. Mr. and Mrs. W V Brown filed the case before Magistrate L B Frazier Northwest of Greensboro. Trial is set for Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Je Michael
Ruth Fulton
Greensboro
W. V. Brown
L. B. Frazier
City
High Point Road
Service Held For Mrs Daisy L Turpin
Funeral services for Mrs Daisy L Turpin wife of H D Turpin were held Tuesday at 2 PM from Pinnacle M P church. Ministers Rev J H Hunter Rev Walter Thompson and Rev B F Horton officiated. Choir sang Jesus Lover of My Soul Does Jesus Care. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Lawson Turpin
H. D. Turpin
East Washington Street
Pinnacle M. P
J. H. Hunter
Walter Thompson
F. Horton
Jesus
H. M. Swann
EH. G. Watson
J. W. King
P. M. Bradley
J. R. Stone
E. F. Stone
R. F. Dorsett
Nannie Boles
Albert Stone
Mae Walker
Sam Covington
Church Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Baby Fields
The Fields family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their baby Russell Ray Fields. Henry Fields, Jim Thorpe and the Pather family extend appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ray Fields
Pather
Henry Fields
Jim Thorpe
Pamily
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Address Corporation Care
Radleigh Industries
Dept
Nc-Au-24-T
Richmond
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Johnson Ave
Newark
N. J
Reni
South Main Street
Willowbrook
Omié
Lexington Avenue
N. Hamilton
Johnson Street
Cross Street
Atlantic Insurance & Realty Company
Franklin Street
Pope Street
Henry D. Perry
East Washington
West
Thurston
Wrenn Street
J. C. Welch Motor Company
Black's
Wood Yard
Abraham Hosiery Company
E. Commerce
Russell Street
D. T. Andrews
Denny Veneer Company
Henry's
P. H. Lazenby
HIC Manufacturing Company
West Russell
Guilford Radio Service Company
J. BE
English Street
Norcarol Shoe Repair
Main and
Washington Streets
South Main
Bargain Furniture Company
W. W. Cecil
Mrz
Enterprise
Matton Drug Company
I. Lee Meredith
J. L. Grubb
Grimes Street
Boston
Bar- Es Furniture Company
Pye Ape Street
W. Cecil
Mer
Superior Motors. Inc
J. W. Quattlebaum
Main Street
DE Soto
Plymouth
West Erd
Alaska
Tomo Kroger
Isis Eis
Ncc
Gulf Bnc
Cvs Bey
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop Quality Shoe Repairing
N. Wrenn Street
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
Wrenn St
Musicians Render
Presbyterian
Chicago Grain
Dental Society
Chamber OF Commerce
Farmers Elect Advisory Board
John Carter
Madison and Monroe
Apt’s. Incorporated
Andy Merrilles
Y Kickers
Ational Bank of High Point
UNC. Extension Division
Daisy L. Turpin
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