Advocates Fear 99 Hour Work Week Bill Risks Textile Hours
Raleigh Feb 15 Advocates for shorter hours fear a 99 hour week bill may backfire in North Carolina. They note most mills run 40 hours with only 12 of 382 reporting more than 40, and fear a 56 hour maximum could prompt employers to push workers to legal limits. Some supporters doubt the measure. one critic quips it bans work beyond 24 hours in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
McBryde
Aszell
North Carolina
Department of Labor
Dlient
NRA
Olina
Not Ross Parrish Denies Immorality Charge
Thomase ville resident Ross Parrish requests clarification that he is not the same Ross Parrish arraigned in municipal court last Friday for occupying a room for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish Ross Parrish
Lexington Avenue
Thomaseville
Enterprise
Ross Parrish
Erroneous Sun Enterprise ad misnamed ring seller
A Sun Day s Enterprise ad for rings used the wrong signature Samuel Hyman instead of Perkinson's, Inc. The street address 110 North Main Street remained correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rings
Samuel Hyman
Perkinson’s, Inc
North Main Street
Employment Shows Increase In City
North Carolina State Employment Service reports High Point placements last week, totaling 86 job seekers. Of these, 53 were in private industry and 32 in public work, with 25 private positions listed as permanent. Irene W. Price, manager, notes high demand for white housekeepers and urges interested applicants to contact the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Employment Service
Lsted
Irene W. Price
Modern bombing planes and their long range
The statement notes that modern bombing aircraft can cover about 2000 miles without refueling, highlighting the extended range of contemporary strategic bombers and their operational reach.
Help Available For 1936 Federal Tax Returns In City
A deputy Internal Revenue collector will be at the U S Post Office March 6 to 9 to help residents fill out tax forms at no charge. Filing thresholds: single with net income 1000 or gross 5000, or married not living together. married and living together with net 2600 or gross 5000. Cal period ends March 15. penalties for late or false returns may reach 10000 dollars or one year imprisonment plus 5 to 25 percent tax penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
U. S. Postoffice
Husand
Mrs English Dies After Four Week Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs Sarah Rhuvator English born January 1 1910 in Randolph county died Sunday morning just after 6 following a four week illness. She was married to Everette English and survived by two children Everette and Florence Estelle, three brothers Bryce Gilbert Rae ford English and one sister Miss Marjorie English. Funeral services were held at Archdale Friends church with ministers Rev Ben Millikan Rev Rueben Payne and Miss Clara T Cox. interment at Springfield cemetery.
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Sarah Rhuvator English
Everette English
Greensboro
Clara T. Cox
Springfield Church
N. C. English
Tom English
Rodney Snow
Lonnie Parrish
John Chappilier
Harvey Johnson
Springfield Cemetery
Unusually large crowd at Yow's Funeral Home Sunday
An unusually large number of close friends and relatives gathered at Yow's Funeral Home Sunday afternoon to pay their last tributes to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cass
Yow's
Labor Non-Partisan League backs court reform program
About 140 members of the Labor Non-Partisan League of North Carolina endorsed President Roosevelt’s court reform plan and urged removal of the sales tax on necessities. The meeting in Durham formed by-laws, appealed for a $50,000 LaFollette commission on labor espionage funding, and criticized Raleigh tax policy while supporting a nonpartisan labor ally stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Labor Non-Partisan League of
Congress
LaFollette Commission
Durham
Labor Non-Partisan League
J. H. Fullerton
Charlotte
Henry I. Adams
House of Representatives
J. Paul Leonard
Statesville
The
Fair Tax Association
Leonard
Raleigh
General Assembly
North Carolina Labor
Nonpartisan
Political League
State Senate
North Carolina
Obituary: A. R. Case Noted Hotel Proprietor
A. R. Case prominent hotel owner dies Friday. Funeral service conducted by Rev. J. M. Hilliard and Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman with the Reformed church choir performing sacred hymns. Pallbearers listed include J. A. Breeze and Dave Bullard. Interment at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Case
J. M. Hilliard
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Jesus
John W. Hedrick
J. A. Breeze
Dave Bullard
Bill Bennett
C. A. York
D. Thompson
George Coggins
The
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Annie Evelyn Hill Funeral Held for 12 Year Old
Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm for Annie Evelyn Hill twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hill from Red Hill church with Rev W Jones in charge. Choir members sang Jesus Lover of My Soul and Nearer My God To Thee. Pallbearers were Harley Leonard Shelly Thurman Reeves Dalton Leonard Harold Osborn and Lacey Barbee. Flower girls were friends of the deceased. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Annie Evelyn Hill
Melvin Hill
Red Hill
Re. W. Jones
Bales Memorial Church
Jesus
God
Harley Leonard
Shelly
Thurman Reeves
Dalton Leonard
Harold Osborn
Lacey Barbee
Life Insurance Report Praises Vir ginia Company Performance
The 66th annual Life Insurance Company of Virginia report highlights strong finances for 1986. President Bradford H. Walker credits agents and policy owners, noting life in force at 440 million, assets near 89 million with 16 million in reserves, and ample liquidity to meet demands.
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Life Insurance Company of Virginia
R. Brown
High Point
Bradford H. Walker
Walker
Eva Mae Ward Bound Over In Larceny Case
Eva Mae Ward of 19 Menem avenue bound over on a larceny charge after judge Lewis EB Teague found probable cause in municipal court. Ward allegedly stole a pocket book and contents valued at 10 dollars from Mrs W L Curry of 108 English Street. The docket showed many minor cases including drunkenness and adjournments before noon.
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Eva Mae Ward
Menem Avenue
Guilford
Lewis EB. Teague
W. L. Curry
English Street
Stanley Lebauch
M. H. Russell
Marie Murphy
James L. Ball
Co. C. Crawford
T. E B. Brower
Costa
J. . Welder
Roy Hammett
R. T. Neal
Paul Steed
C. C. Barbee
Emmett Steele
William Moore
John Swaim
Elvin Ragan
Edgar Benen
A. J. Asheburn
Evelyn Rush
William Vance
R. B. Sykes
Mrs. Lillie Williams Dies in City Hospital
Mrs. Lillie Williams 56 wife of W M Williams died Sunday afternoon at 4 30 after a three month illness and nine weeks in hospital She was born February 7 1881 in Chatham County and lived in Ramseur since moving from Four Ten years ago She leaves a son Roger and three daughters Verna Armfield and Mrs C A Cox of Ramseur and this city and a number of relatives Funeral services Tuesday at 11 from the residence 1502 Franklin Street then Ramseur M E Church with interment in Ramseur Cemetery.
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Lillie Williams
W. M. Williams
Williams
Roger Williams
Verna Williams
R. L. Armfield
City
C. A. Cox
Rameeur
Route 1
T. H. Ellis
Joe Ellis
Rameseur
Clarence Luther
C. G. Foushee
Clarence Highfill
Liberty
B. G. Leonard
George Brewer
Ray Stout
Sanford
Franklin Street
M. E
D. W. Howell
Calvary Church
M. Needham
Greensboro
Ramseur
Death of Jesse Smith a longtime Randolph county farmer
Jesse Smith 77 a farmer from Flint Hill Randolph county died at his home Sophia route 1 at 3 30 this morning after a three year decline in health He was born January 6 1860 in Randolph county married Julia Walker October 8 1870 51 years ago He is survived by two daughters Eula and Mada a son Emery a brother Shubal six sisters and funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm from Flint Hill Congregational church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Jesse Smith
Flint Hill
Sophia
Route 1
Mr. Smith
Randolph County
William R
Mary L. Frazier Smith
Julia Walker
Eula Smith
Mada Smith
Emery Smith
Shubal Smith
Lottie Briles
Trinity
Corrina Hill
Tom Farlow
Mandie Skeen
Asheboro
R. L. Briles
Last rites for Floyd Bodenheimer conducted at Abbott's Creek Church
Floyd Bodenheimer funeral services were held Sunday at Abbott's Creek church at 2 30 PM with a large crowd. Miss Clare I Cox and Rev O L Ruth led the rites. The Osteen family quartet sang Wonderful City and a Pilgrim Holiness quartet sang We'll Never Say Goodbye In Heaven. Miss Catherine Strother played piano. Pallbearers were Lee and Rus.
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Floyd Bodenheimer
Abbott's Creek
Clare I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Osteen
Wonderful City
Heaven
Catherine Strother
Lee
Rus
Governor Hoey to Speak at Philathea Union State Convention
Governor Clyde R. Hoey will headline the North Carolina Philathea Union state convention opening April 16 for three days at First Baptist church Raleigh. R. N. Simms of Raleigh and a national union officer will also speak as 250 to 300 delegates attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Hoey
Prn
North Carolina Philathea Union
First Baptist Church
R. N. Simma
Raleigh
National Union
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Sheloff
Interdenominational Union
First Methodist Protestant Church
Sheraton Hotel
Warters
Memorial for Briles and Ellington family figures
Funeral details note interment at Abbott's Creek church cemetery carried by close family friends. The obituary references Briles Rickett Ellington James Maddox Eugene Canipe and James Davis in a family memorial context.
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Palace Taxi
Madame Clara
America
T —Stattafaction
Cegere Grocery
N Street
Asheborohway
Aoa
Ha & Motor Rok
Carter
Madam Stanle
College St
Main St
H. P
Thomasville
Dentom
High Point, N
F. W
City Beauty Shop
English St
Madam Ardelle
North Main
Senate
House
War Tax Association
Teague
Quita
Mrs. Williams
Hoey
Adda Baraca
Wilson
Louis H. Wilson
Winston-Salem
State de of Agriculture
VAIN
Ring Drug CO
Certified Public Accountants
Permanen
Palm & Gene's Beauty
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce
the Globe Tailoring Compan
Schwab Tailoring CO
H. BE
Kimel
Dodge
Chevrolet
Ford
Horace Gilderto
DGE Commerce
Willowbrook
Plymou Phon
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