Carolinas Lumber Dealers Meet for Two Day Convention
Lumber and building material dealers from North and South Carolina gather in High Point starting February 9 for the tenth annual Carolinas Retail Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association convention. H M Armentrout presides with speeches by Julian Price R H Angell and others. registration at the Sheraton with a Thursday banquet and Friday final session. The Ladies auxiliary plans a Dutch luncheon tea and officer elections.
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North
South Carolina
Carolinas Retail Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association
H. M. Armentrout
The
Snow Lumber Company
Ile
Armentrout
Sheraton
Julian Price
Greensboro
Fourth District Home Loan Bank
R. H. Angell
Roanoke
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Howard Rondthaler
Salem College
Hartsville
D. C
W. E. Difford
Louisville
W. J. Hughes and Sons Company
Mesocration
High Point Country Club
Gant Announces Strong Demand for New North Main Apartments
R B Gantt, gaso line dealer and real estate operator, reports heavy demand for eleven newly completed apartments on North Main Street. He outlines plans to continue building, including a Raleigh filling station and Durham projects, citing favorable conditions and low prices. The North Main unit features water steam heat and electric refrigeration alongside the remodeled original building.
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Gantt
North Main Street
R. B. Gantt
Mr. Gantt
Gantt says building costs lower now than in years past
Mr. Gantt, a key gasoline distributorship agent with rights across much of the state, notes cheaper building costs than in years past. He reports his business has risen steadily for four years, despite slower activity in other lines, and lists offices and wholesale plants in High Point Greensboro Raleigh Statesville and Salisbury.
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Mr. Gantt
Gantt
High Point
Greensboro
Raleigh
Statesville
Salisary
YWCA Annual Meet Set for Thursday in High Point
The High Point YWCA will hold its annual membership meeting Thursday at 6 45 pm at the YWCA cottage corner Green and Wrenn streets. Dr I Grier will speak on The YWCA and the Community. Nine board members rotate off, while a slate of twenty four nominees is presented for twelve seats on the board.
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I. G. Grier
High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
Green and
Wrenn Streets
I. Gu Grier
Mille
Thomasville
Y. W
M. J. Wrenn
Association
Evelyn Sharp
Iris Welch
Voncannon
Anne Albright
Lillian Massey
Mary Wall
W. F. Clayton
C. Dunbar
Collier Ellis
Lillian J. Massey
Walter B. Thomas
J. F. Hoffman
W. L. Jackson
H. A. Millis
H. W. McCain
David T. Yow
EB. F. Long
Patte Jordan
Ernest Wall
WY. D. Sale
W. J. Fraley
C. B. Diffendal
R. A. Sheloff
Grover Jones
R. W. Riggins
Edna Bigham Ross
H. F. Hunsucker
Lucille Johnston
E. F. Long
A. G. Douglas
Clara Cox
Effie Cox
K. C. Denny
Dc. Dunbar
Collier Bilis
P. W. Flagge
Blanche Hayworth
Horace Haworth
M. T. Hicks
Frank Hunsucker
L. R. Johnston
Lillian I. Massey
Arthur Marsh
Mary, Munyon
A. Sherrod
C. E. Sheroff
Geo. T. Stephens
W. B. Thomas
Henry A White
J. Best
J. W. Clinard
Ed Kearns
G. C. Kester
Mary Mungan
Lamar McCallum
T. C. Robbins
Chas. Siceloff
L. R. Stewart
Ferd Terry
David Z. Yow
John Siceloff
Methodists Of District Meet Here Next Sunday
Commissions totaling $97,438.51 paid to William C Olsen, Raleigh, for consulting engineer services to Raleigh since September 1927, are disclosed in city voucher study spurred by a recent contract settlement. The records cover 21 of 40 estimates. earlier records before 1927 are missing.
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Olsen
William C. Olsen
Raleigh
EB. M. Knox
Old City Hall
Number One Fire Company
Quen
Will Lead Conference Receives Varied Pension and Project Fees
A financial ledger shows Will Lead Conference earning 25 000 per year for consulting with sporadic payments in 1931 and 1932. Highlights include 3 075 04 for services on a large city water tank and smaller sums for Henry Perry pump station, Mengel salaries, sewerage and engineering work, and multiple project estimates.
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Henry Perry
C. W. Mengel
Olsen
Preachers to Speak at Mission Conference in Wesley Memorial
Over 70 preachers and laymen from surrounding territory will gather at Wesley Memorial church next Sunday afternoon. Principal speakers include Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon Bishop Paul B. Kern and Dr A W Plyler editor of the North Carolina Christian Advocate. Representatives from Greensboro Reidsville Winston Salem Asheboro Thomasville Lexington and nearby areas invited. The event is part of a southern conference series on missions and spiritual life.
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Edwin D. Mouzon
Paul B. Kern
A. W. Plyler
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Wesley Memorial Church
Greensboro
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Thomasville
Lexington
South
Idol resigns from election board in church related notes
W C Idol resigns from the election board amid church activity described as focused on spiritual life and missionary efforts. The report notes a local meeting and estimates that at least 70 preachers will attend, with more details to follow.
County Board to Fill Two Vacancies Before Primary
Guilford County board of elections prepares to name two replacements for resignations by W C Idol and John W Clinard. R R Ragan remains the lone original member as March 7 meeting sets agenda to fill the vacated seats amid spring primary.
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W. C. Idol
City Board of Elections
John W. Clinard
R. R. Ragan
County Board of Elections
George C. Hampton
Guilford County
Divorce Slump Hits High Point 1932 In High Point
Municipal court records show only 22 divorces granted in 1932, down from 53 in 1931. Data indicate wives filed 17 of the actions and husbands 5, with most cases arising from recent marriages amid economic strain and high legal costs.
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High Point
Julian C. Franklin
Local Attorney M. W. Nash Moves to Fourth Floor
M. W. Nash, a local attorney, moved his office from the third floor of the Wachovia bank to the fourth floor, now occupying room 41.
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M. W. Nash
Wachovia Bank
Checker game ends with assault warrants for three at Hollingsworth station
In Hayworth Springs a fifth checker game led to a dispute over a move and a confrontation. Cr C Moran was assaulted and received two black eyes and a gash. Ollie Witcher and his son face assault with a deadly weapon charges. Moran to have hearing Monday at 2 pm. warrants issued for the Witchers.
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Hollingsworth
Hayworth Springs
Cr. C. Moran
J. F. Jones
Ollie Witcher
City Farm
Jones
W. L. Wheeless
Moran
Stanton Clinic
Ministers To Meet On Monday Morning At Wesley Memorial
The High Point Ministers' Association will hold its regular meeting at Wesley Memorial church Monday morning at 10 30 o'clock. All city ministers are cordially invited to attend.
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High Point Ministers’ Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Tea and Coffee Refreshments Served During Brewery Inspect
Inspectors in Australia were offered tea and coffee during brewery visits as part of routine site checks. The hospitality gesture accompanied safety briefings and compliance reviews at several facilities.
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Australia
Two High School Faculties Plan Get-Together Banquet
High Point junior and senior high schools will host a joint get-together banquet in the junior high cafeteria next Wednesday night February 8. Dr J Henry Highsmith state supervisor of high schools will address the gathering and city officials are expected as guests.
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Dr. J. He Highsmith
High Point
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
T. Wingate Andrews
Highsmith
Durham
Meredith
Wake Forest
N. C. State
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