Manufacturing Plants Plan Brief Christmas Shutdowns
A survey by The Enterprise shows most city manufacturing plants will close for Christmas on Thursday or Friday and reopen the following Monday or later. Several firms gave firm reopen dates, with some planning to stay closed until after New Year. a few firms had not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Jonial Furniture Company
Mber
Ilford
Furniture Company
Liason of
High Point
ams + Millis Corporation
Crown Hosiery Mis, Inc
Guilford Hosiery Mills
Huntley - Jackson Company
Thomas Mills
C. EB. Kearns and Son
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Triangle
Alma Desk Company
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Amos Hosiery Mills
Harriss-Covington
Lock Knit
Slane
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point NC
Public sale of real estate under a 1929 mortgage held by J. Ed. Millikan Estate. Property lies in High Point, Guilford County, bounded by Greenway Avenue and Freeman lines, containing about unknown square feet. Bid price requires 10 percent cash. sale 2:30 PM January 11, 1936. Seller: H point Savings & Trust Co and Ed L Ragan President. Susie J Millikan executors. Mortgagee: J. Ed Millikan Estate.
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Alston F
High Point
N. C
Mary T. Kearns
Clark
Greenway Avenue
W. F
Freeman's
Mary T
Greenway
H Point Savings & Trust CO
L. Ragan
Susie J. Millikan
Scouting Toy Party Set For Tuesday Morning
Adjutant R. M. Cowan of the Salvation Army and B. W. Hackney announce a Tuesday morning toy distribution at 108 East Commerce Street starting at 9 o'clock. All invited children must bring written invitations. Scouts meet at 8:30 Saturday in uniform with bicycles if available to deliver invitations.
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East Commerce Street
R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
B. W. Hackney
Adjutant Cowan
Boy Scouts
Hackney
Rambling Reporter Notes King Departure and Local Police Case
Victor C. King will leave Saturday for Miami to spend part of winter. The Greensboro Army recruiting station closes December 19. future applications go to Winston-Salem post office. Pender's Grocery reports two bags of oranges stolen from display. value about 2.50. Police have a car description for the thief.
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MR. King
Victor C
King
Miami
Fla
U. S. Army
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Pender
South Main Street
Death of P. R. Albright at 70 in Wilmington
P R Albright vice president in charge of operations of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad died last night at nearly age 70 from a heart attack just before midnight. He had been with the A C L since 1904 after starting with the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad and was a Greensboro native.
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Pr. R. Albright
Wilmington
P. R. Albright
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Albright
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad
Greensboro
Carraway Returns With News On Thomasville Man
Bruce H. Carraway of High Point arrived today from Johnson City Tennessee where he succeeded in entering Denver H. Smith of Thomasville in the Johnson City hospital for treatment. Smith, a World War veteran, has been bed bound with illness for some time.
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Bruce H. Carraway
High Point
Johnson City
Tenn
Denver H. Smith
Thomasville
Johnson City Hospital
Mr. Smith
Last rites held for 15 year old Paul E Ball
Paul E Ball aged 15 died at his Route one home Wednesday and his funeral was held Thursday at Mount Pleasant M P church Thom asville pastors Neese and Loy presided with many classmates from Midway High School serving as pallbearers including Clyde Hilton Joe Leonard Astor Hiatt Robert Montsinger Howard Smith and Reid Nifong Interment followed in the church cemetery
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Paul E. Ball
Thomasville
Mount Pleasant M. P
Mr. Neese
O. C. Loy
Paul
Midway High School
Clyde Hilton
Joe Leonard
Astor Hiatt
Robert Montsinger
Howard Smith
Reid Nifong
Side Pork Pure Homemade Lord Price Per Pound
Side pork offered at 15 cents per pound with Lord brand labeling. Local market sale details show fixed price for bulk purchase. Limited stock available at the butcher counter.
Farmer exhibitsa unusual corn ear at Sumner Township
J. C. Capps of Sumner township near Greensboro displayed at The Enterprise an ear of hickory cane corn perfectly formed and central, surrounded by seven smaller ears. He noted several ears grown last summer with six surrounding ears.
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J. C. Capps
Sumner Township
Greensboro
The
Enterprise
Ricks Allowed to Reopen His Establishment
Greensboro Dec 18 Special W C Big Bill Ricks operator of a tourist camp and filling station on the Thomasville road just outside High Point will be allowed to reopen his filling station under Guilford superior court order but must keep the tourist cabins closed for one year The order declares the filling station a public nuisance and allows reopening on motion for Ricks while High Point police had padlocked the station and cabins after a restraining order was issued by Parker Waynick prosecuting attorney
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Greensboro
H—W. CC
Big Bill
Ricks
Thomasville Road
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Ing Station
Parker Waynick
High Point Municipal Court
W. C. Harris
Raleigh
S of
Lewis E. Teague
Superior Court
Chicago Produce Prices In Chicago Dec 18
Butter market unsettled with 7,889 units. prices unchanged. Eggs 4,850 steady with several grades and car lots noted. Current receipts show 27 percent. refrigerators 26 percent.
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Chicago
Dr Hubbard Chosen Society President
Randolph county medical society elected new officers at the regular monthly meeting at the local hospital. Dr C C Hubbard of Farmer was named president and Dr H L Griffin of Asheboro vice president. Dr J H Soady was re elected secretary treasurer and Dr J R Johnson of Ramseur counselor. Soady and Sykes named delegates to the Winston Salem state meeting in April. Dr Dalton of Liberty new member from Rockingham and a Duke medical school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County Medical Society
W. L. Lambert
C. C. Hubbard
Farmer
H. L. Griffin
J. H. Soady
J. R. Johnson
Rameeur
Soady
Sykes
State Medical Society
Winston-Salem
Dr. Dalton of
Liberty
Dalton
Rockingham
Duke University Medical School
Artillery Fire Peak in St Mihiel Battle
In World War I the Battle of St Mihiel saw unprecedented artillery fire as about a million shells exploded in four hours, marking the most intense bombardment of the conflict.
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St. Mihiel
5090 Security Cards Signed By Asheboro Workers
Asheboro post office workers filled out and returned about 4500 Social Security blanks by Tuesday December 18. About 3000 numbers have been assigned and are being distributed, with all numbers expected to be issued by December 20. Returned numbers follow the application source. employers distribute numbers for their employees. The system will move to Baltimore central office after December 20 with district offices soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. O. Redding
Baltimore
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Lamond
Lois Welborn
Annie Thelma Smoak
N. Y
Hridgar LeRoy Smoak
Jeanette Harker
Smoak
Associated Press
East Commerce
Ountry
Dr. Hubbard
King Cole
Save With Safety
Mann's
Hersheys
Gillette Razors
Hudnet
Toyland
Dr. West
Pickwick
Paris
Woodbury
Sheaffer and
Waterman
Luckies
Chesterfields
Camels
Old Golds
Raleighs
Whitmans
McPhails
Lavender
Ciarettes
Prince Albert
Geo
Washington
Gladstone
Yardley
Williams
South Main St
North Main St
Economy Drug Store
Frank
Eastman
Kodaks
Mickey Wrist
Izer Throat
Alophen
Alka Seltzer
Carter
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